officers were investigating report of a home invasion nearby at 52nd and whitaker. after getting a tip call, they check crime cameras, which showed three people entering a residence on elmwood avenue. authorities declared barricade, called swat teams who broke into the home, much to the surprise of the people inside. those residents have now been cleared of any wrong-doing, and we expect the police to offer more details later today. >> vice president biden makes surprise visit to iraq urging leaders there to resolve growing political crisis and refocus on defeating isis. biden was greeted by the us ambassador to iraq, us commander heading the fight against isis when he landed in baghdad. the trip is expected to be briefed, the vice president scheduled to be in the vatican tomorrow for speech on his cancer moon shot project. >> well the secret service wants to make the white house fence taller and stronger. they've come up with a new design after recent spike in attempts by people to climb the fence. this new fence would be at least 11 and a half feet tall, would als

. >> bill whitaker: i think americans think, crime and punishment. and punishment. you say punishment is not even part of the goal. >> no. >> in a german prison. >> no, not at all. >> so life inside prison mirrors life outside as much as possible. germans call it "normalization." this place is reserved for the

. >> bill whitaker: i think americans think, crime and punishment. you say punishment is not even part of the goal. >> no. >> in a german prison. >> no, not at all. >> so life inside prison mirrors life outside as much as possible. germans call it "normalization." this place is reserved for the worst of the worst: murderers, rapists, career criminals. >> it is unbelievable. you are in for murder and you have a key to your cell. ♪ >> leslie stahl: "an american in paris" is a love story. but also a valentine to dance. all kinds.

. >> bill whitaker: riker's island holds about 10,000 inmates on 400 acres in the shadow of manhattan skyline.

. >> bill whitaker: riker's island holds about 10,000 inmates on 400 acres in the shadow of manhattan skyline.

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this happened just after 10:30 on whitaker avenue last night in crescentville.esses told police the motorcycle went through a red light. the driver of the car was not hurt. >>> this morning in wilmington, new castle county, a 16-year-old girl is dead after she was in a fight after her high school. now police are trying to find out how it all happened. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live in wilmington this morning. good morning, pamela. >> reporter: vai, good morning. that investigation is still very much on going at this hour. what we know officially at the moment is that that girl was inside of a bathroom here at the howard high school of technology when she was assaulted by two other girls. now at the steps of the high school last night is where students gathered to console one another. they also wanted to show their support to the family of their 16-year-old classmate. there were a lot of hugs, a lot of tears, a lot of people asking why. it was somewhere around 8:15 yesterday morning when the victim, a 16-year-old sophomore student was assaulted. the victim was s

bill whitaker took a look at the german prison system for "60 minutes." >> reporter: when the weather is warm, the lake side town in germany attracts families and tourists. we found bern junger out for a stroll eating ice cream sundaes, an innocent scene if ever there was one. a convicted murderer, serving a life sentence for a contract killing. he shot a woman to death in cold blood, we spoke with him by the lake. this is part of your sentence? this is part of your punishment? >> reporter: well this is about being reintegrated into a normal life. that means rehabilitation and all that. for me, yes this is part of it. >> reporter: this doesn't look much look punishment. >> well, yes that's the german fairy tale. >> after 15 years in prison he release. in germany, 75% of lifers are paroled after 20 years or less. if some one says to himself this is a german fairy tale. if he doesn't commit any crimes any mr. after release, it is okay. he can thing what he wants. >> a psychologist by training. he is now director of prisons in mecklenburg western pomerania, the size of new hampshire. the

rogue 1, felicity jones and fort whitaker. the plot revolves around the decline of the jedi. >> oh.ably will. >> it's fun. fantasy. i love it. >>> we're back after a quick break. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, crowded commutes. but bart passengers.. seem to be forgiving... and even willing to pay more. the supr >>> up new at 6:00 tonight, constant breakdowns, crowded commute, but bart passengers seem to be forgiving, even willing to pay a little more. the surprising results of our exclusive new poll. >> and it looks like something you might see in europe. but this house has breathtaking views of our bay. we tour the castle that's up for sale. those stories and more tonight at 6:00. >> really cool. >>> we have a lile bit of whiplash from this weather, man. >> i know. >> such a drastic difference. >> it's 90 degrees. it's going to be warm for the next week, right? >> no. >> no way! here it is. here's your seven-day forecast. no 90s, no 80s, no 70s. i see 50s at the coast, 60s. that's near normal. this is normal for this time of the year. what's abnormal is the amount of rain. five d

investigators say the motorcycle slammed into a car's passenger's side just after 10:30 last night on whitakern crescentville. witnesses tell police the motorcycle went through a red light. the driver of the car was not hurt. >>> today students return to class at the wilmington high school that was locked down for hours yesterday. a 16-year-old student died after a fight with two other students. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live in wilmington. pamela, there's a lot of grief for that school community and the entire community this morning. >> tracy, there most certainly is. that fight happened inside of a girl's bathroom here at the howard high school of technology. now, it was here that students at the steps were gathered last night to console one another after the loss of their 16-year-old classmate and to show their support for her family. there were a lot of tears, a lot of hugs, a lot of people asking why. here's what we know right now. it was somewhere around 8:15 yesterday morning when the victim, a 16-year-old sophomore student, was assaulted by two other girls. the fight happened out of s

year old man was killed when his motorcycle hit a lincoln town karat hurt innocence neck street and whitaker0:30 last night. eyewitnesses say the motorcycle went through red light, but police say their investigation is not over. >>> in campaign 2016, the democratic candidates are both making stops in our region today. battling for vote ahead of tuesday's primary. >> bernie sanders will be in philadelphia later this morning for closed event. he'll be at 59th and christian streets, for a fate and moral economy breakfast. yesterday sanders was in oaks montgomery county, one of the topics that he discussed was the issue of equal pay. >> women are telling me they are tired of working for 79 sent on the declare compared to men. they want the whole damn dollar and they're right. >> earlier in the day sanders rallied supporters in reading, berks county. meantime, hillary clinton is hitting the campaign trail in montgomery county, the democratic front run letterhead to jenkintown around 11:15, for closed discussion on the economic barriers facing working women. later in the day clinton will make a st

no, that is for tz rest whitaker playing idi amin.ilmore-- no, sorry, that's zuma, sorry, sorry, i'm sorry, my bad, larry, my bad, my bad. corner of my eye. i'm sorry, man. so yeah, that is my president, jacob zuma. and this guy is the president of south africa. is he no stranger to controversy. he is a man who has faced over 700 charges of cor rungs and that was before he was elected-- corruption before he was elected as president that should have been a red flag to south africans but ever since apartheid we strife to be color blind. but now president zuma has gotten himself into another bind. >> in south africa the country's president jacob zuma is facing calls to resign, this after south africa's highest court determined zuma broke the law in using public funds to renovate his proif at homes. the constitutional court ruled mr. zuma improperly used 15 million dollars in state funds for home upgrades. (laughter). >> trevor: you know why i love this? people looking at this going which one is his home? all of it. what are you looking a

a motorcycle hit a lincoln town karat hurt neck street and whitaker avenue about 10:30 last night, motorcyclistas pronounced dead at the scene. eyewitnesses told police the motorcycle ran a red light, but accident reconstruction specialist haves not yet completed their investigation. the driver of the town car was not injured. >> well, the race to the white house continues in our region. the democratic canned date were making local stops as they push for votes ahead of tuesday's critical primary. bernie sanders will be in philadelphia this morning, at 59th and christian streets, for a closed event. yesterday, sanders was in oaks montgomery county. one of the topics he discussed was the issue of equal pay. >> women are telling me they are tired of working for 79 sent on the dollar compared to men. (cheers). >> they want the whole damn dollar and they're right. >> earlier in the day, yesterday, sanders rallied supporters in reading berks county. >>> frontrunner hillary clinton will rally in montgomery county today. the former secretary of state will head to jenkintown around 11:15, for a closed d

host: john harlan, potter stewart on charles whitaker -- can you talk about how the dynamics of the court changed with these new justices? where are the factions? two. long: you have the branches of the court, justice william brennan, justice hugo black, and the conservative side of the court, which include harlan whitaker -- whittaker and felix frankfurter. then you had tom c. clark, who was the u.s. attorney general. he worked on the korematsu case. he was involved in the exclusion orders, working with earl warren at the time. ne is a true point -- is a appointee. you have four justices we would characterize as liberal. someone called in judicial activism. themour -- some would call judicial activism. moreour who were conservative. and tom c. clark. host: who wrote mapp. how did she have enough money to pursue this? she didn't.ns: prof. long: she had an unnamed and effector from the beginning, and -- unnamed benefactor from the beginning, and it cost about $800,000 to go to the supreme court. i tried very hard to get a name out of her, but i was unable to do so. host: next, from the ora

bill whitaker took a look behind the prison bars for "60 minutes." >> what you really have was a culture of violence on top of a code of silence. and that is a deadly combination. and i mean that literally. as we found in, in a number of cases, that we have brought in connection with reikers island. >> reporter: concerned by the deaths and a stream of alarming reports about reikers island, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, launched a two-year investigation into the jail complex. >> we found in an alarming number of cases, there was no discipline with respect to officers at all even an officer who had dozens of complaints against him and never disciplined once or maybe one and that's something that has to change. people have to understand that there are consequence for their actions not just the inmates. but the, the officers as well. >> reporter: how long has this been going on? >> years and years. too long. >> reporter: rikers is a 400 acre island off the tarmac of la guardia airport in the shadows of manhattan skyscrapers. one bridge lead in and out. it is surrou

bill whitaker shows us what ohio is doing to handle the crisis in a story for "60 minutes." >> angie,this with all the names on the wall here? >> we call this the death wall. >> the death wall. >> why is that? >> majority of the people on this wall have died of drug overdose due to heroin. >> angie pellfrie, a former nurse and recovering addict, runs the rehab facility in laurel pike, ohio. by 2010, 50 names total. now, 2016, we're over 3,000. >> reporter: that's incredible. >> it is. >> reporter: mothers, brothers even grandmothers, relatives or friends of angie's residence. they come from all over the state and nearly every one knew people on the wall. >> almost everybody. >> 23 in the wall from my hometown. >> small town? >> yeah. >> reporter: a new university of cincinnati study says one in five ohio residents knows some one who is struggling with heroin. one sheriff told us that up to 80% of the prisoners in his county jail have drugs in their system. largely heroin. what can law enforcement do? >> the attorney general is not going to solve the problem. your local sheriff, local

these are the rules for angela whitaker's children, recounted at the formica-topped dining room tableshooting, don't stand around, run,' nicholas said. 'why do i say run?' their mother asked. 'because a bullet don't have no eyes,' the two boys shouted. 'she pray for us every day,' willy said." [applause] >> please welcome two great pulitzer winners, columnist eugene robinson of the "washington post," and photojournalist clarence william iii. [applause] clarence william: well, before there was me -- eugene robinson: and before there was me -- clarence william: and before all pulitzer prizes were won by men like stephen henderson, before us, there was a truly great photojournalist named moneta sleet, jr. in 1969, he became the first african-american journalist to win a pulitzer prize as an individual. here is the photograph. he died in 1996 at the age of 70. on his passing, the new york times recalled his life in this obituary. eugene robinson: "moneta sleet jr. brought his camera to a revolution, showing inequality, died on monday at columbia presbyterian medical center. he was 70 and

this is right near whitaker avenue. tell us crews are on the scene for a crash and somewhat we can see from what we were looking at just couple of seconds ago, some type of motorcycle is also involved. police are not telling us about injuries as of yet. we'll bring you more on air and on fox29.com as we get them. howard? >> all right. flyers they're in washington for their game five of the series witness caps tomorrow night. either win and play sunday at home or if they lose they will be schedule link tee times for sunday. they do have to play better than they did last night to win. this afternoon a chance fort fans and the flyers family to relive the memories of the flyers founder and chairman ed snider. huge number of the flyer alumni came to town, and the current team was obviously there as well and wayne gets ski flew if from california to celebrate a man they loved and admire. the comments by many were so moving it brought some to tears. >> when we all pass we don't know where we're going but for me i really hope t

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