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highlight the issues of poverty, associated with not having paid leave. >> we are in the company wesley only of papua new guinea in our maternity leave policy. the rest of the western world gives women the time they need with their kids. >> i think it's crazy that this hasn't been settled like a zillion years ago. >> yeah. >> i just i can't believe it. the idea that i mean what's i have a lot of friends to have to strategize like when to have the baby so that you so that the carry-over extends into the -- next calendar year. >> right. >> so i mean that's a whole other state -- if you're like doing it cycle. when you're thinking about like when should we -- >> by the way that is the medical term. the doing it cycle. >> thank you for bringing some science to the show. >> i lived overseas for about a year until donald trump pulled me back. and i know that people over there in europe -- especially in britain where you can take years off if you want to, essentially, they look at us like we are crazy for a number of reasons. >> i was going to say -- >> specifically the maternity leave is extr

zero heartburn. >>> we're back with wesley, alison and katy.blue, that made it possible for us to watch "housewives" at 30,000 feet. on a cross country flight they offered a 25% discount for a future flight for every baby that cried. the fourth crying baby means a free round trip for everybody. the plane goes wild when number the message? give all those moms traveling with kids a break. >> i would have started poking the babies. >> you better cry! why aren't you crying? >> i have flown on a plane with a baby who is crying. >> your own? >> no. >> all right. then don't talk to me. >> this is a one-time stunt, obviously. it should be a rule that we do that for drinks now, right? open bar every time the fourth baby flies on all flight. >> everybody will be hammered. >>> beyonce concert happening right in front of him, queen b playing right in front of him that made it hard for papa giorgio to focus on the book he was reading. working concessions. >> it's a french novel? >> the jules vern classic "becky with the good hair." >> my favorite. >>> next

governor pants: -- pence: the board of trustees at indiana wesley and university, to the faculty, to the parents, proud and relieved family members, who are gathered here today, and to the outstanding men and women of the class of 2016. [applause] gov. pence: i am truly honored to address the 2016 graduating class and i am humbled by it. a class of 514, truly exemplary young men and women, research, academic achievement, athletics, men's and women's national basketball champions are among us. choral members we just heard , musicians who just toward it through the united states and europe, students who have served, and classrooms and churches and hospitals, studied and served abroad. we have among us a princess of the indy 500 festivals, and a graduate submitted a photo soon adorn our bicentennial stamp. this is a class of extraordinary accomplishment. i believe the 2016 graduating class of indiana wesleyan university represents a generation of promise and i congratulate you all. [applause] gov. pence: today is all about you and it should be fun. you are all winners. and, the prize is

governor pants: -- pence: the board of trustees at indiana wesley and university, to the faculty, to the parents, proud and relieved family members, who are gathered here today, and to the outstanding men and women of the class of 2016. [applause] gov. pence: i am truly honored

the hotel tower that wesley moved out of the area few years ago for his see what's going on.his place is growing. >> the project has been in the works for years. this year it's all coming together the hotel's exterior is almost finished. two more stories need glass inclosures. it's brought 3600 jobs to the area. the casino space will have 3600 slot machines and 160 table games. williams is excited to see it come together. >> can't wait to see it lit up at night with this and the harbor. going to be beautiful. >> the resort will be open by the end of the year. reporting live, wusa 9. >>> next action isis on the run. see how air strikes are i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. . >>> iraq's defense ministry showed military targeting military in . >>> we have a special project today on wusa 9 called mission metro. you can take part two seeking positive solutions. adam is riding this morning and experienced first hand this early morning all the slow downs pe

incluso beneficio de los ayuntamientos, escuelas, librerÍa en san josÉ en incluido centro comercial wesleys se ven cÓmo avanzan varios automÓviles en un camino rural mientras en el horizonte se muestra como agresiÓn de la fuerza de torbellino que causÓ importantes daÑos. leÓn: el mercado negro de primera para diabÉticos a prueba de sangre sola alternativa mÁs barata para las personas de bajos recursos. pero, existe un riesgo de contribuir un posible fraude o si usted compra y se revenden. >> vender la tira y medicina para diabÉticos no es ilegal, pero cuando se trata de robado, pacificado, vencidos u obtenidos con ayuda del gobierno pudiera ser un delito. >> a las personas que tienen diabetes tienen una lista de cosas que tienen que sentarse. reportera: recibir esos paquetes que ordenamos en ebay las cajas se enviaron tienen la advertencia que tiene el uso exclusivo de medical ymedicare. tampoco tienen garantÍas de que sean almacenadas correctamente. >> tienen caja de medicamento pronasol almacenadas a temperatura muy alta le puede afectar. reportera: volvieron naciente latencia, puede ser

the last one to run was wesley clark, and he is a guest of lawrence o'donnell, in the last word. >>> on the day that donald trump locked up the delegates for the nomination, paul ryan is really trying to think what he thinks before he endorses him. the best way to do that as we'll find out in the program is not to listen to what donald trump says but to follow the money. donald trump's money. >>> and later, a special last word about one of donald trump's new favorite words. pochahantas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm so honored. >> donald trump has reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the republican nomination. >> unbound, to now bound, i think you're bound, you promise you're bound, everybody. >> i want real party unity. >> i think reince priebus has done a good job. >> president obama talking about how world leaders. >> they're rattled, and for good reason. >> when you rattle someone, that's good. >> this guy is such an [ bleep ]. >> donald trump agreed to debate me and i look forward to that. >> oh, i would love to debate bernie. he is a dream. >> i look forward coming together to uni

i'm joined by wesley clark, formernato supreme allied commander.eral clark, thank you for joining me this morning. i appreciate it. >> thank you, kristen. >> i want to start with your gut reaction to those moving images that we saw and to the president's speech today. >> well, it was a really tough position the president put himself in. i thought he hit the ball out of the park. i thought he said it just right. i thought he captured the lessons, the shared responsibility, the need to work toward a world where there are no nuclear weapons. i thought he said it just right. >> it's interesting you say he put himself in a tough position. of course, one of the things that's gotten a lot of attention is the fact he did not apologize. explain the significance of that, and why it was appropriate if you believe it was. >> because i think it was appropriate because this was a reaction to aggression. this was war. and there were many, many atrocities committed by the other side. and the war had to be ended. war began, really, in the 1930s in china with terrib

the deadly shot of gun blast and what happened next. 40-year-old wesley webb lived with her boyfriendeith smith. the two got in a shouting match on may 2 and webb threatened to leave with her children. investigators say that smith then grabbed a 12-gauge shotgun. >> the victim, as she sees the gun come out pulls out her phone and hits record. and she records the murder. and you can actually hear him taking the shotgun and shooting her and talking to her. >> smith then allegedly tried committing suicide, but survived the shotgun blast to the face. he was in the hospital in stable condition. the kids were at home at the time. they were not harmed, at least not physically. >>> chester county officials are investigating a case of sexting at the fred s. angle middle school in london grove. a boy received a photo of a naked female friend and allegedly passed it on to two other boys. and all of the four children are 13 or 14. >>> gone in 60 seconds, a new castle man caught a car thief on camera stealing his ride right in front of his home yesterday on central avenue and holloway terrace. the

ocean city's annual memorial day service will happen at veterans memorial park at 5th and wesley starting 11:00 a.m. if it is still raining, the event will be moved across the street to the ocean city tabernacleç auditorium. many shore towns marking memorial day in their own way. the weather is playing a role and affect something of those plans. check nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app for updates on that. live in ocean city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thanks, matt. >>> on this memorial day weekend, people in montgomery county paused for a special salute to the men and women who fought in world war i and never made it home. [ "taps" playing ] >>> the descend aenlts and friends of the 314th infantry regiment held their 98th annual service at the washington memorial chapel in valley forge park. they want people to remember the sacrifices the soldiers made in the name of freedom t. helps me to remember all those that did participate in the wars and didn't come back. >> the 314th has met every year since the end of world war i. ♪ >>> in south jersey, deptford showed off their patriotism at this

it's been identified as 43-year-old wesley called well junior. he's missing since monday. a woman is in custody in that case but police are still looking for a man. >>> luckily, no one was hurt but 25 people in the east bay are out of their home after an apartment complex caught fire. lots of damage you can see there. happened this afternoon at bay point just off will low pass road. contra costa firefighters say the building was engulfed. one resident saw the scene from the freeway driving home. >> when i saw the flames, it wasn't looking too good. especially when my daughter told me it was our unit on fire. my main concern then immediately was my animals. my dogs. i have six dogs. two baby ones. so precious. >> luckily, the man's dogs got out okay. a total of eight apartments damaged. no word on whatt started that fire. >>> the city used state grant money to move this statue because it was in the way of a new development project. joins us in san jose with why this move is raising some eyebrows. with stories like this we ask how much. >> this is the old home of the fallon

that's scheduled at 5th and wesley.f it does rain and continues to rain at that hour, the event will be moved across the street to the ocean city tabernacle auditorium, avalon canceled its parade today and so has middle township. now we're live in ocean city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> good information and good advice there. by the way, matt will be visiting four more showertowns this week for a look at what's new for the summer. join us tomorrow when he heads to sea isle. >>> on this memorial day weekend, people in montgomery county paused for a special salute to the men and women who fought in world war i and never made it home. [ "taps" playing ] >>> friends of 3914th infantry regimens held their 98th annual service at the washington memorial chapel in valley forge park. the group wants to make sure people continue to remember the sacrifices our soldiers made in the name of freedom. >> it helps me to remember all those that did participate in the wars and didn't come back. >> the 314th has met every year since th

on monday morning the at veterans memorial park at fifth and wesley. until then, there is lots of fun and sun to be had here in ocean city. we are live on the boardwalk, jeff chirico for channel six a "action news". >> thanks, jeff. >>> sea breeze is keeping folks a bit cooler at the shore but pretty uncomfortable here in the city. "action news" reporter trish hartman is live with more, hi there, trish. >> reporter: hi there walter. hot day but breeze here in fairmount park is certainly helping, a beautiful night for i barbecue. we have the grill going, we have got burgers for dinner looking good over here. now this isn't just a memorial day cook out, thinks a quadruple graduation party. you just earned your master's degree, all from different schools. >> different schools. my husband and i graduated from wilmington university. he graduated from west chester university. the justin graduated from southern new hampshire university. >> reporter: excellent. congratulations. job well done. hot night to celebrate, and whether you chose to be out in this heat

detectives have charged keith smith with the murder of his girlfriend wesley webb. inside their schuylkill township home last week. investigators say webb used her phone to record audio, and that recording includes the shotgun blast that killed her and smith shooting himself in the face. then three children came down stairs to call 911. now that audio evidence could help convict webb's accused killer. >> it really is like her voice coming from the grave and reaching out to make sure justice is done to the man who murdered her. >> the d.a. says a recent change to the state wiretap act means webb's recording can be used in court. meantime, smith is in the hospital for facial reconstruction, but he is expected to recover and transfer to chester county prison. >>> the man accused in a road rage shooting on the blue route is now behind bars. the arrest is a result of a tipster recognizing the suspect from a police sketch. troopers tracked down anthony richardson to his home in overbrook yesterday. he's now charged with attempted murder. richardson is accused of shooting

"action news" was at wesley enhanced living as he got a cake and commemorative membership to the club guess is that he'll be riding to a hundred and beyond. >> let's hope so. >> yeah. >> 4:52. coming up on "action news" local volunteers are heading north this morning to help a region in canada that is being destroyed by wildfire. details at 5:00 a.m. >> you can expect to see plenty of orange and black on abc prime time tonight. up next how a hit show will feature and honor a philadelphia flyer. >> ♪ >> a settlement has been reached in a a terrifying fall caught on camera. a worker plunging 38 feet to the floor of the road din museum. he survived. a seven and a half million dollars settlement has been announced keeping the case from going to trial. phani guthula suffered talk injuries in that 2012 fall. >> he broke badly both of his legs, he broke his hip, he broke both of his arms badly. >> guthula has had more than 15 surgeries and at one point during his recovery he required a service dog for even basic tasks. he fell through a glass attic floor while inspecting lighting fixtures du

they say his girlfriend wesley web had activated a recording app on her phone which capture the shot fired by smith. prosecutors say web and smith had been living together in phoenixville with three children but had been fighting. they say smith grabbed a shotgun and shot web in the chest killing her. police say he then tried to kill himself but failed. >>> getting a look tonight at the man who police say murdered a woman in kensington on monday. police say 25-year-old juan cam macho called 911 telling the operator he just killed his girlfriend inside their home on the 3200 block of rohrer street. police tracked down and arrested him about two hours after they say he reported the murder. >>> new jersey governor chris christie says he doesn't expect to be on a list of co conspirators in the bridge gate scandal. this week a judge said it's in the public's interest for the government to release the list of unindicted co conspirators in the george washington bridge lane closing case. christie says he did not know what was going on when prosecutors say two former allies conspired to close

investigators say keith smith fired his shotgun at girlfriend wesley webb then reloaded and shot himself in the face but he's expected to recover. >> like me coward, he flinched. >> reporter: chester county district attorney says webb seen here from a memorial page used her phone to record audio. court documents show smith cursed after shooting and said, how's that, that's where we just went. three kids came downstairs, saw the bloody scene and called 911 to. >> hear the kids' reactions is as a parent something that's hard to listen, to very disturbing. >> reporter: webb was on the board for the west end fire company in phoenixville. there's a bar next door where she worked for ten years. >> she was friendly. she worked here for a long time and everybody liked her. >> reporter: dick says he saw webb and smith here together just hours before the crime. everything normal? >> yeah, it surprised me. surprised everybody i guess. >> reporter: a recent change to the state wiretap act means her recording is admissible in court. >> it really is, like, her voice coming from the grave and reaching

i wesley i had never met david before, i did not know him. i read the letter and i said okay, fine it sounds interesting, we'll have a chance to visit the united states holocaust memorial museum with him. it was put on my schedule. to be honest with you it's absolutely nothing more than one more thing on my schedule. i mean, you start each day look to see what you have to do. i was still, my family still in chicago and every other week i was flying back to chicago and that afternoon i was scheduled to fly back to chicago so that would fill my morning, i would leave, go, go to the airport, that would be it. so i go to the museum and i meet david. but i also met another individual, irene weiss was a survivor. it was a group of people, fairly large group of people come untran, some members members of adl, some from the museum itself, and of course irene and her daughter were there. as we are walking through museum, i am walking alongside irene and she is telling me her story as we walked through the museum. now, i am 66 years old so i went throu

it started when wesley webb and her boyfriend keith smith---you see him here--- got in a fight. >> grant:police say the 40 year old mother had decided to leave with her two children. and was sitting on the couch when smith grabbed a 12 gauge shotgun and shot her in the chest. >> grant:but just moments before.webb has started recording on her phone. investigators say the sound of the gunshot can be heard and then the accused killer's voice cursing before saying quote "how's that? that's where we just went." >> grant:smith then tried unsuccessfully to kill himself. he is now charged with murder. police say the audio recording would not have been admissable in court until only recently.when a wiretap law was changed in >> pam:estimates show that obamacare premiums may rise 8-percent on average next year. the projected increase would end two consecutive years of more modest 4-percent increases. >> pam:the reason is due to the expiration of two federal programs. >> pam:those of which helped insurers offset expensive medical claims.and ever- rising medical costs, especially for specialty drugs

he was joined by general wesley craig, they are both concerned by the nuclear deal reached by the u.s. and other powers. and that they released frozen assets to who he calls the most dangerous regime in the world today. >>> from our delaware newsroom, the newest member of newcastle county council was sworn in today. kenneth woods was sworn in and he defeated sooner in a special election. woods a representative for the local sheet metals union and will serve the remainor of the term that ends in 2018. >>> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report for you tuesday night. >> matt pellman is in the traffic center, how are we looking tonight? >> good afternoon to you rick and monica, if you are sad to see may go on this last afternoon of may, you'll have plenty of time to sit and enjoy it if you drive 202 southbound we are stuck in a jam from this point at 29 to 401, construction crews return tonight, by 401, down to just one lane starting at 8:00. as the widening project continues. a crash in phoenixville, blocking off main at molly mcguires and stay on church street as an alter

there's that great philosopher wesley snipes once said, "always bet on black."zamir: okay. >> anthony: come on, black. come on, black. yes! >> zamir: it's a good start, tony. >> anthony: let it ride. >> zamir: run, rabbit, run. >> anthony: ouch. [ laughter ] >> zamir: you need some nightlife. i mean, the losers deserve some relief, right? >> anthony: yeah, nothing like a loser in a nightclub and i emanate loser, so let's go. >> zamir: let's go. >> anthony: unsurprisingly, zamir and i suck at gambling with a force equivalent to a thousand suns. i should have just pulled my pants down and handed over my money the second we walked into the door. but actually, that came later. ♪ >> anthony: i'm memorized by this bowl of electronic snakes. oh, they're changing colors, either that or i have a brain hemorrhage. ♪ >> zamir: no, they're changing colors. >> anthony: oh, everything seems fine. ♪ >> anthony: ah. >> zamir: yes, larina, raki, raki, yeah, raki -- two rakies. ♪ tony, maybe it's time to think of a new year's resolution once you have inspiring moment. [ laughter

reading the crowd, this man, baltimore pastor wesley west. >> that could have been my son. i have a son in this community. what happened to him? c'mon! today is a statement. profanity at nero's brother and sent so far to say he should be dead. as fast as it started it was over but anger kept boiling. >> listen, you saw he was in the van. sam: the local leader of the naacp moved in and calmed the situation and held on to pastor west and begged for peace. >> we need to be calm. it's okay to have protesters and okay to march. i applaud that. naacp does that. we don't want anybody hurt, locked up or get chased by police. we don't want property damage. sam: everybody in the city is pleading for peace. i caught up with pastor west after he cooled off. he told me he is also asking for peace but he is angry that nobody is marching in the streets. meantime, police here say if people do take to the streets later and it does get out of hand, they will be ready. reporting in baltimore, i'm sam sweeney. back to you. jonathan: here is a timeline of the events that led up to where we are

the deanza trail spotted the man's body early yesterday morning, identified today as 43-year-old wesley caldwell jr. a woman is in custody but police are still searching for a man. >>> it's a challenging time for police departments across the bay area. shakeups, scandals, budget problems have hampered many cities. that didn't dampen spirits in oakland. the police force welcomed 43 new officers. chief sean wentz reminded recruits they'll be held to the highest starts and the new officers realize they're starting their careers under public scrutiny. >> it's not letting it define us being the exception and work through and it excel and get to the place where the community can respect us, build trust with the community. >> challenging but it's also a lot of potential for growth. we have to stay on our toes, remember why we came here in the first place. >> congratulation toth the new officers who by the way graduated after spending the last 27 weeks in training. >>> let me show you the problems some folks in a santa fe apartment building say they're forced to live with. unsafe conditions. th

that is the executive director and jennifer handles my community meetings and from telegraph hill, wesley representing sf safe thank you for all you do and may newest member to the board executive director of cameron house thank you for being here this evening with that, we'll move forward thank you, again, for being here other members of the community i'm grateful maybe will speak later starting out the power point next slide we'll start this out like last time we are going to have a special guest speaker that will take over the meeting our fist grader that gives a little speak i'll be surprised if dr chiu has anything to do with that and gifts for the commission and for the chief and director hicks with that (clapping.) >> good evening commissioner president loftus and the san francisco police commission and to executive branch and the officers of the san francisco police department welcome to my school i hope you enjoy the food and feel welcomed by my fellow students and me when this commission first used our school i remember i spoke before you and now i was a the third grader and now

ocean city's annual mfd service happens at 5th and wesley.at that point, the memorial day event will be moved across the street to the tabernacle auditorium. avalon has canceled their parade but they will hold a ceremony at 9:00. take a look here. if you need more information, updates throughout the day, nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app. we've got you covered here. another live look at the boardwalk real quick. see those folks out there? some with umbrellas, some without. either way they're trying to make the most of this memorial day. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> happening today, vice president joe biden will attend a ceremony naming delaware's national reserve center in new castle for his son who died one year ago today. he was an iraq war veteran and former state attorney general battled brain cancer. he was 46 years old. dignitaries will be in ft. washington, montgomery county. among them, undersecretary and former congressman patrick murphy. a local remodeling company will also make a multimillion dollar donation for a houseth project in ft

now if wesley merritt or nelson miles, or a lot of other major military figures in the west had died at little big horn i don't take it would be quite the same events for us, certainly not been or today. custer was a cultural icon about the hearing hero and controversy in all his life. i have that interior story but it's his life meant things to americans because of what they're going through in the way in which in this a very exaggerated, volatile, self destructive self destructive and sometimes a wreck way he was all about the changes in america at that time. for example, in the civil war he started to affect that style of the boy generals they called them, the long golden hair, he shows up at the age of 23 with a brigadier general and a black velveteen uniform. he had a sealer shirt and red tie, he was a very cultivated image. there are two things about that, what i mention in the book that actually serve to tactical purpose on the civil war battlefield where people expected the brigade commanders to be in the mix. it is actually helpful that the troops can see where the general's

detectives have charged keith smith with the murder of his girlfriend, wesley webb, inside their schuylkill township home last week. investigators say webb used her phone to record audio, and that recording includes a shotgun blast that killed her and smith shooting himself in the face. and then three children came downstairs to call 911. now that audio evidence could have convict webb's accused killer. >> really is like her voice coming from the grave and reaching out to make sure justice is done to the man who murdered her. >> the d.a. says a recent change to the state wire tap act means webb's recording can be used in court. meantime, smith is in the hospital for facial reconstruction, he is expected to recover. >> philadelphia city council honored the villanova wild cats. coach jay wright and members of the men's basketball team were at city hall just within the past 45 minutes. council presented them with a resolution congratulated them on their last-second victory in the ncaa championship final. >> from our bureau, gates open this afternoon at dover international speedway for the star

prosecutors say his girlfriend wesley web had asked activate add recording app on her phone which capturedhe shot fired by smith. prosecutors say the two were living together in phoenixville with three children. but had been fighting. they say smith shot web on may second then tried but failed to kill himself. >>> a big manhunt comes to an end. police say this is the guy who temperature got so out of control on a local road he shot at another driver. incredibly he didn't hur anybody but that driver's car ended up with a bullet hole. >> ever since police have been after the shooter and police say a crucial tip led them to the man they were looking for. fox 29's karen hepp explains. >> reporter: 50-year-old anthony richardson didn't want to talk about the road rage incident last thursday on the blue route and he did everything a man wearing handcuffs and shackles could do to hide his face. a face his alleged victim will never forget. >> the victim sat down with our composite sketch artist and provided details to our artist who drew the picture. so for that split, you know, few moments that h

keith smith, now faces murder charges, prosecutors say his girlfriend, wesley web, had activated a recording app on her phone which captured the shot fired by smith. prosecutors say two living together in phoenixville with three children, they've been fighting, they say, smith shot web on may 2nd, tried, and failed, to kill himself. >> today george zimmerman put the pistol he used to shoot 17 year old trayvon martin up for auction. he calls the weapon a piece of american history an on line auction website, bidding started at $5,000. as you know in 2013, zimmerman found guilty of second degree murder, manslaughter in the death of the 17 year old trayvon martin. after the trial he got his gun back. >> yes, so, fox 35, our sister station down in orlando, broke the story. they said they spoke to george zimmerman about the weapon and he quote i recently received it back from the department of justice, you just mentioned, they took it after my trial after i was exonerated. so while they asked him about at the said what i decided to do is not cower. i am a free american. i can do what i want with m

. >> detectives have charged keith smith with the murder of his girlfriend wesley webb inside the schuylkill township home last week. investigators say webb used her phone to record audio and that recording includes the shotgun blast that killed her and smith shooting himself in the face, then three children came down stairs to call 911. now that audio evidence could help convict webb's accused killer. >> it really is like her voice coming from the grave and reaching out to make sure justice is done to the man who murdered her. >> the d.a. says a recent change to the state wiretapping act means webb's recording can be used in court. meantime, smith is in the hospital for facial reconstruction, but he's expected to recover and be transferred to chester county prison. >>> well, following breaking news at 6:06 this morning. brazilian president dilma rousseff has been suspended this morning after the senate voted to impeach the country's first woman president. rousseff is accused of hiding large budget deficits that brazil is facing. she'll be replaced for up to six months by the vice president,

. >> on monday morning at 11:00 at fifth and wesley we have a memorial service.do that every year. starting on the saturday, this saturday, at 9:20. we're having fun this weekend, because of these gentlemen right here, and others, who have gone before them who have gave their lives so we have freedom to be down here in ocean city on this memorial day. lets check jam cams as we get ready to head out to work before we begin that week even. schuylkill, volume building at belmont avenue, we have westbound delays, we are coming down the shore on the the atlantic city expressway that exit, exit 7s to the parkway, jammo, only one lane opened through that construction. that is going to be a hot mess for everyone this afternoon through the day and weekend trying to get to the shore. then later today the farly service plaza that halfway pit stop i stopped there this morning, start agent 12:00 noon they are having a big old party and from 5:00 to 6:00 o'clock, free tolls on the atlantic city expressway. i gave them mike jerrick's american express card number so i don't know

the last one to run was wesley clark, and he is a guest of lawrence o'donnell, in the last word. >>>y that donald trump locked up the delegates for the nomination, paul ryan is really trying to think what he thinks fo

. >> and joining us now, general wesley clark, a former democratic presidential candidate. general clark, first of all i want to get a reaction to president obama's comments. do you think it was appropriate for the president to talk about domestic american politics in a campaign while on a foreign trip like this? >> well, i think he was asked about it. it would be hard for him to duck giving an answer, because it really was not so much about domestic politics at home. it was really about what the impact is abroad. so i think it's a fair question, i thought he gave a good answer. >> and what about donald trump's response, what is your reaction to that? that it is good that countries feel rattled by him. >> well, u.s. policy has tried to build a record of reliability and consistency. that way, both our adversaries or potential adversaries and our friends understand what we'll do. they understand what we stand for. they will support us. they know how far they can go. so when you shake that up you create a lot of uncertainty, and usually that uncertainty is not productive. our

they say his girlfriend wesley web had activated a recording app on her phone which captured the shot fired by smith. prosecutors say web and smith had been living together in phoenixville with three children but had been fighting. they say smith shot web on may second. then tried to kill himself but failed. >>> the a man accused of killing three people outside a planned parenthood in colorado springs is incompetent to stand trial. a judge made that ruling earlier today. the case against robert deer will be put on hold until his mental competency can be restored and he can understand court proceedings. dear is facing 179 counts after the november shooting that is killed three and injured nine others. during a courtroom outburst he claimed to be quote warrior for babies. >>> one person is under arrest after a barricade in a city's brewery town section. investigators say officers were called to the 1700 block of north dover street around 10:00 this morning for a report of gunshots. witnesses told police the suspected shooter ran into a home, that led to barricade which police say result

. >> his widow will accept hist degree during wesley theological commencementlo happening today.gi pinkneyhen he and eight others were killedha in 2015. 2. during today's ceremony aeremy a personal letter from presidentee >> happening today iny maryland, a new center to help victims of human trafficking trc will celebrate its grand g opening. >> the support advocacy freedom and empowerment orme o safe center will provide services to adult and child survivors of labor and sex trafficking. university of maryland and o university of marylandar baltimore teamed up for thee te project.t. today's grand opening beginsd op at 9:30 this morning at the university of maryland.arand. >>> also today in maryland,d, the naval academy going high goh tech. the school is debuting a newg an exhibit featuring interactiventi touch screens. a massive map of school s grounds and area dedicated toarc its graduates and hundreds ofed photos highlight life onife campus.. now if that isn't cool enoughl g the academy is alsoemy islso celebrating the launch of google street view so you cano check out the school without

joining us to discuss is retired general wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander and seniormuch for being here. >> sure. >> why is fluallujah so criticay important? >> a big symbol. the second city to be taken back. key strategic location. you know, we lost 100 americans fighting for fallujah in 2004. it's a sunni city. and the forces going against it are mostly shia. the iraqi military and the iraqi militias are mostly shia. a few sunni fighters in there, and this is going to be a big test for the government. can it keep its force together, and how does it handle the challenges in fallujah? because fallujah the only got about 60,000 civilians left. it was a town of about 300,000. mosul is the big prize. we've been talking about taking mosul for months and months and months. it's three times the size. probably has still several thousands of ams there. this is a warm-up. >> a warm-up. okay. it sounds like it could be a catastrophe waiting to happen when you talk about the civilians. the military dropped leaflets warning civilians to flee. easier said than done. isis is not le

that is the executive director and jennifer handles my community meetings and from telegraph hill, wesleyepresenting sf safe thank you for all you do and may newest member to the board executive director of cameron house thank you for being here this evening with that, we'll move forward thank you, again, for being here other members of the community i'm grateful maybe will speak later starting out the power point next slide we'll start this out like last time we are going to have a special guest speaker that will take over the meeting our fist grader that gives a little speak i'll be surprised if dr chiu has anything to do with that and gifts for the commission and for the chief and director hicks with that (clapping.) >> good evening commissioner president loftus and the san francisco police commission and to executive branch and the officers of the san francisco police department welcome to my school i hope you enjoy the food and feel welcomed by my fellow students and me when this commission first used our school i remember i spoke before you and now i was a the third grader and now g

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prosecutors say his girlfriends, wesley web, had activate add recording app on her phone which captured the shot fired by smith. prosecutors say two were living together in phoenixville, with three children, that had been fighting. they say smith shot web on may 2nd, then tried unsuccessfully to kill himself. >> the man accused of opening fire at another car on the blue route; now in police custody. pennsylvania state police arrested ooh year old anthony richardson of overbrook, investigators say, richardson is the one who shot at a car last week on i476, in a fit of road rage. a bullet was lodged in another drivers car, but no one was hurt. richardson facing very serious charges including attempted murder, he's currently in the montgomery county prison on $250,000 bail. >>> allentown pediatrician on leave after being charged with indecent assault involving the mother of one every his patients. prosecutors say it happened in a exam room at lehigh valley hospital, back in february, injury add voice pattern of exeter township has been charged with indecent assault, covered to go authoriti

the board of trustees at indiana wesley and university, to the us handing parents, proud and relieved family members, who , and toered here today the outstanding men and women of the class of 2016. [applause] gov. pence: i am truly honored to address the class here and i am humbled by it. exemplary 514, truly young men and women, research, academic achievement, athletics, men's and women's national basketball champions are among us. members we just heard from, musicians who just toward the united dates and europe, students who have served, and classrooms and churches and hospitals, studied and served abroad. a princess ofus the indy 500 festivals, and a soonate submitted a photo adorn our bicentennial stamp. as a class of extraordinary accomplishment. i believe the 2016 graduating class of indiana wesleyan university represents a generation of promise and i congratulate you all. [applause] gov. pence: today is all about you and it should be fun. you are all winners. the prize is waiting rate appear. winners have fun. i am here as your governor, but it is not the highest office that i

the law firm partner, the firstl lady, the wesley graduate, of course, there are the hillary distractionsere's no doubt that when it comes to motions americans feel about hillary she's in a category all her own, she's on the receiving end of a level of love and hate that transcends of all almost all potential opponents. but how have we become so conflicted over one woman with the kind of goals and am beneficiaryitions that most of us would encourage in our mothers and daughters, given the various levels of emotions,gi clinton brings out in so many of us, one has to wonder whether hillary obsession deserves own therapeutic diagnostic code. the media jobs about her age and looks which gave rise to various academic explorations aren't going away, the focus on her age and the days since she left the state department is back with the same vengeance since it was in 2008 as evidence by headlines like grandmother 2016 frontwhile runner, 2016 mother-daughterer secret campaign weapon we've all been waiting for. the good news is that if her critics concern over her age are carried to their logical c

their names ring into history,ed ay may collins, carol robertson, cynthia wesley, denise mcnair.hat kind. the charge against them is simple -- they killed four children. only we can trace the truth, southerner, you and i. we broke those children's bodies. we watched the stage set without staying it. we listened to the prologue unbestirred. we saw the kicurtain opening wi disinterest. we have heard the play. we who go on elected politicians who heat the kettles of hate. we who raise no hand to silence the mean and little men who have their nigger jokes. we who stand aside and imagine rectitude and let the mad dogs that run in every society slide their leashes from our hand and spring. we, the heirs of a proud south who protest its worth and demand its recognition, we are the ones who have ducked the difficult, skirted the uncomfortable, quibbled at the challenge, resented the necessary, rationalize it had unacceptable, and created the day surely when these children would die. this is no time to load our anguish on to the murderous scapegoat who set the cap and dynamite of our own