dell received $28 million in state department contracts after hillary clinton took the top job at state. joining us from denver to talk about the article and what it says about the clintons, as an author. david schroeder international editor at "the business times." the payments to the clinton, bill clinton, what is different is this is money going directly to bill clinton as opposed to the foundation? >> that's right, this is money going into the clinton's personal bank account, money from companies actively lobbying hillary clinton's state department for government policies most of the d companies that gave the money gave it to bill clinton in the same period that those companies were lobbying the clinton state department. as you alluded to major state department contracts, lucrative contracts came out of the state departments on the other end. >> were these contracts that some companies never received from the state department? >> yes, that's a key point. the contracts in most cases, the size were larger and they had never gotten contracts from the state department. an crease -- incr

, "i will take that -- to how we men dell "i will take that deal. president obama iran's -- president obama: iran's path to weaponize its product will be difficult at best. if congress kills this deal not based on expert analysis and without offering any reasonable alternative, then it is the united states that will be blamed for the failure of diplomacy. john: mark my biggest question to you, what is the obstacle to get this done? market: -- mark: it's not whether they like the deal. the president through the gauntlet down and said you better try or it is the u.s.'s fault. the president has gotten a deal that i think he can get through, assuming details are worked out. john: the devil, as people say often, is often the details. there is a fair amount to be negotiated. iran is an unstable negotiating partner. i still think there is a chance that the iranian site will fall apart between cap inlet, to mix metaphors. -- between cup and lip to mix metaphors. even without netanyahu issuing a tacit veto threat, if you will. mark: senator corcoran was more

emily: you covered compaq, dell, microsoft. tell me about the days as a tech analyst on wall street in the 1990's. bill: it was interesting. one of my first vivid experiences was the agenda conference. i remember the first dinner, walking into the tent. back in those days, you look around and there is bill gates and larry ellison, michael dell. you could just walk up and talk to them. it was like, oh my god. emily: even back then, did you know they were of greatness? bill: oh yeah. i remember when i got invited, when i was covering microsoft -- they have this annual analyst meeting. my second trip out there, someone handed me a card and said, you will be at bill's table tonight. i was 27, 28. emily: does it matter if amazon never turns a significant profit? bill: it only matters if wall street doubts that they can. ♪ emily: how do you become a top tech analyst? what does that involve? i am sure it is a lot of hustling. bill: i was fortunate. the research was not generating as much profit on its own. i was experimenting with t

i made the poor decision to try it out on the dell, the computer. immediately after doing so, i felt that i'd gone a little too far. >> he was right about that. but the computer rage story has gone global. even the blood -- even the bbc took the story. he has a summons to appear in court. >>> to kentucky and a big bourbon bust. authorities have nabbed the leader behind the 2013 heist. >> reporter: bourbon is big business in kentucky. none are more prized than those containing pappy van winkle. when 25 stolen bottles are found, it merit as press conference. >> you're looking between all the bourbon and what we have in evidence. you're looking in excess of $100,000 worth of bourbon right now that we've recovered. >> reporter: the bottles are believed to be part of the batch of 200 that vanished from the buffalo trace distisry in 2013, a heist dubbed pappy gate. the man allegedly at the center of the crime ring is this man, gilbert gertsinger. he and many of his relatives were busted after investigators found five barrels of bourbon in his backyard las

happening today, a man charged with killing a man outside the dell music center in philadelphia will appear in court. eric jamison will be arraigned today. he's charged with shooting a man to death, shooting that man in the stomach outside an anti-violence concert at the dell in august. police found the victim in the parking lot. >>> and today a judge is expected to decide if his accused killer will go to trial. tam le faces a preliminary hearing on murder charges. he's accused of stabbing three men, dumping their bodies in the schuylkill river last year. one of those victims survived the attack last august. u.s. marshals arrested le at a motel in virginia. authorities say he and other members of a gang abducted and attacked those men for gambling away drug money. >>> utility services at the former revel casino in atlantic city will be shut off around noon today. acr energy partners says revel's new owner, glen straub is already aware of the disconnect. attorneys for acr blame failed negotiations between the two parties. acr says it simply can't provide free power. now, straub may be

if we lift sanctions and iran and dell and ge in, all of a sudden iran is without question the defacto hegemony in the region. >> that is a great point. there are other people and players we have to watch very carefully right now. leading among them are saudi arabiaians. saudi arabiaians used be other than israel our strongest ally in the middle east they are shaky alal -- alley. excuse me charlie. one of the things they have may have done is obtain a nuclear weapon. they don't have to manufacture it. they could get it from pakistan because they paid for it. >> ge, mcdonald's will open up, dell will open up tomorrow based on just, it is not going to happen that way. there will have to be proof. dell, ge, don't want to start dealing with a regime that will nationalize whatever facilities they have. melissa: according to "wall street journal" they have reached out and looking for local dealers and sites and location for apple stores. >> i think they get them. melissa: they're fleshing it out. the moment sanctions are, hang on. the moment sanctions are lifted they can move in. it is poten

but, no we don't see in dell or many of these situations -- dell is a great example. here's this company that is operating all around the world. a $50 billion company being held hostage to this situation. look how well dell is doing now. >> all i know is i spoke to shareholders at that time who were very happy to have the activist shaking the trees because they wanted more money. they wanted more money and they were in the investment for a long time. >> as we're targeting strong performing companies, this is a big change in what activists used to do. some today are going after troubled enterprises. that's where they should put their efforts. lee grong said they stopped converting because -- >> we've got to go. we've got to go. we've got to hit the pause button here. stop button. thank you. >> thanks. >> wildman, two bit green mailer a ena pirate that's what these guys are. >>> coming up the challenger jobs report. stick around. eeep breath in. . . and . . . exhale. . . aflac! and a gentle wavelike motion... ahhh- ahhhhhh. liberate your spine... ahhh-ahhhhhh......aflac

it's up to the court to decide what that means. >> let me go to dell with this. what happens when he gets out in the public and wanders around starbucks and realizes he's somewhat of a celebrity and people start sucking up to him like o.j. simpson when he's out and people think he's dazzling and what happens, all his nascism explodes again and back there thinking i'm a big shot because i shot the president. >> and that's a concern. >> i -- doctors should be thinking about that. >> the prosecutor's agents and secret service agents i've spoken, to they are all concerned about this. what happens when he's not being watched like the time in 2011. >> what about the public? >> and he has this narcissistic personality for a really long time. >> let me get back to my doctor not mine but a good guy. dr. gardere, what happens when he gets exposed to celebrity again, does that reignite the sense of narcissim i'm a big deal because i tried to kill the president? >> it's very hard to tell and i think that's a very legitimate point. remember he's been under the auspices of the

michael dell sold personal computers out of his dorm. a noteworthy achievement. back then it probably one you a lot of friends. not anymore. i'll think that's cool anymore. erik: you want to be more like 10 griffins and sell derivatives out of your dorm. matt: or cell phones and laptops. erik: president obama and matteo renzi will be holding a news conference in minutes. we are awaiting those two leaders who will be answering questions. very important when we have so much to ask. let's take you to eat or cook. what is on the agenda? -- peter cook, what is on the agenda? peter: they have met before. we know that what is happening in the global economy will,. other issues include iraq, liberty, an issue with people leaving the fighting in libya and going to italy. that has been an issue that has come up. a range of topics. i would not be surprised if greece came up. the first opportunity for the president to respond on camera to the trade deal that was released in congress. erik: they may also talk about greece how italy feels about the negotiations in greece and t

it's what we do with dell monty. >> thank you so much for joining us, best of luck, one day, i want to get the invite to his country club and play some golf. thank you so much. now, have you ever heard of the game sling golf or foot golf? maybe tj will have that one day. we're going to show you new ways to hit the fairway as "game on" masters edition continue >> local courses are coming up with different ways to change the game. >> how the local golf courses are trying to spice things up. firsthand look at what they are calling foot golf. >> reporter: thanks so much frank, maybe caddy shake was ahead of etcetera time. -- shack was ahead of its time. right there in our area montgomery county, there's a new hybrid of the support that is been developed, it's called foot golf. it's soccer, and golf combined together. you play soccer on the golf course! so i wanted to check it out and see what the excitement was about. here's sneak peek of the new game. what kicked it over the edge for us what we started to get calls this spring from soccer teams. and soccer coaches asking us what is foot g

inside the original, the structures the artworks are so dell can they can be altered by a simple touch or destroyed completely over time by human breath or bacteria. now the public can come face to face with a near perfects rendition of the oldest prehistoric paintings and drawings ever discovered. the waiting list for tickets is six months long. >> for our ancestors 36,000 years ago this cave was a sanctuary. when they entered it, it was to decorate the walls and to leave symbols. these symbols were a system of beliefs. this was spirituality. our ancestors had spirituality like us. >> it is easy to forget you are inside something artificial. jonah hull, point dark, southern france. france. doing it in an unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight "tech know" journeys into the jungle, this is one of the iconic animals of costa-rica with post cards of this thing. a beautiful and fragile place on the planet is under attack.

. >> dell me tell me about the kids, it is yore -- serious stuff i watched clip it is well done. and how did they get into it they are young kids. >> their film and television teacher said i'm getting into the school, you are amazing you take things one step beyond the page and you know that is what they did here. >> but tribeca? that is dream for all filmmaker. >> yeah. >> how did the two kids from newark make it there. >> it was a soberral studiers class -- social studies class. >> way to revenue work. >> i wish them all of the luck in the world. >> they are good kids. >> hot news social media game coming to your town next. >> you use instagram to find the mystery man and he gives you a hundred bucks. >> and next chasing >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi, everyone, i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist, scott williams. get ready for a cold overnight. in fact freeze warnings far north and western suburbs, northern sections of chester county, western montgomery and upper bucks. we're looking at temperatures at or below freezing. we have to contend with that. it stays breez

advocates for change i think that supervisor mentioned the incredible advocacy around the corner liquor dell lists we call them that in jerseys and all the wonderful thanks that happy and mercy is in an england visible position there's so much work but in addition to st. anthony's i want to thank the community partners that have been here and will continue to be here and do such great work lukter and he others (calling names) so thanks to everyone that do all the work that helped us get to here today lp (clapping.) with that, i'd like to bring up diane in a and laura to say a few words (clapping) >> and beven. >> sorry we don't have a photo release. >> this is vera raze grandson beven the last time we were here was at a groundbreaking i have wonderful pictures of my mom shooe she walked down the foundation of the building i'm really glad we have that memory of her and those pictures of her thank you for naming that building after our mom it really is fantastic culmination of her work and her dedication this building embodies so much of what she worked for and fought for and inside this build

bottom seven, orioles offense, red hot, two on for dell mon young, hammers this one to center. it will bounce off the wall. both runs come on in. they score easily. young to second with the standup two, two-run double five rbi in the game. 18 runs off 20 hits for the owes they win it 18-7 taking the series from boston. >>> the capital, of course game seven for them tomorrow night at verizon center. so, quick turn around from the court to the ice. very different, caps in game seven, matt -- whiz looking to sweep. >> so much pressure. kind of feeling the butterflies for both. >>> on this sunday night, the g disaster in nepal. terrifying the death toll surpasses 2500. tonight the desperate searches for survivors, including those on mt. everest. >>> capsized within dozens of sailboats swept up in a violent storm. more than 40 people rescued from viole > white house hacked. a russian cyber attack reached the west wing getting the president's own e-mail. >> after losing al everything the incredible gift one man receives from a complete stran >>> this sh "nbc nightly news" with

it's now my honor to present the man as mayor ross and my mind that em bodies the dell against -- intelligence in the city like few ever has mayor ed lee. [ applause ] mayor edwin m. lee: thank you very much for the introduction and thank you and the california historical society for your long work here. good morning, everyone. i'm going to try to mask my level of enthusiasm for this with hopefully some facts and acknowledgements. let me say that you know in my culture as many of you know when it rains, it's all about prosperity for everyone. i want to make sure everybody knows when i said that the world series would end the drought, i meant it. i want to repeat that again and again. but i want to say thank you, hello, everybody and welcome to this important milestone in our city's history. and i'm enthusiastic about this panama pacific international exposition we are celebrating today. i'm enthusiastic about literally everybody i see in this audience whether it's with the arts organization, or education institutions, our writers and people that have talked about this city for so many years, y

according to the police report, he was fed up with his old dell desktop for the last several months, so he took it to an ally behind his house. and he shot it. >> maybe an anger management classes in order >>> coming up, a northern california man accused the terrorism gets his day in court, but it's not his first time, the latest on the high-profile case. >>> stealing a san francisco teen's prized possession, all crystal clear video there. we'll have details of what he took, coming up next. >>> right now it's 5:00, but the parents say they were mistreated by police >>> and women started on a trail, and the description is catching people off-guard. meanwhile, the unsettled weather pattern continues for today. >>> rumor has it, and it's a look at the city starting out your wednesday, april 22in'. you are watching "today in the bay. >>> good morning on this wednesday. thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia canon >>> fire if the home is on la casa villa, off of ignacio valley road. right now there are no injuries, and the family they believe lives ther

. >> reporter: a cash-strapped borough with a million dollar shortfall while being investigated by dell county's district attorney for missing money. >> this man threatened to fire me. >> reporter: and then part of the council votes to fire manager paula brown, who then locks herself in her office. >> what's going on here, it's not politics as usual. it's anarchy. >> reporter: the latest blow the gas station that fills up colwyn's police cars stopped selling to the borough. >> people are going around to the vendors and telling the vendors that we're not going to be able to pay them. and then they look in the paper and see a million dollars in the hole. >> reporter: and someone was telling residents the fire trucks are also empty. >> the fire company didn't have fuel to answer any calls, which is not true. because of borough of colwyn provide fuel for the fire trucks. we pay for our own fuel. >> reporter: council lester contends colwyn is not broke. >> we have money to operate this town. we have money to make payroll and money to buy gasoline. >> reporter: the borough council has a 7:00

of newport road and the truck overturned and slammed into a utility pole the students were headed to dell castle high school, the driver and 17-year-old passenger suffered minor injuries. >>> rowan university is the first college to require its campus police officers to wear body cameras vernon odom has that story. >> rowan university police officer jeremy ruckland heads out to patrol the campus and the community wearing a major new piece of gear, this is the soebd day all the 35 officers here are wearing body cameras, all are required to where one during their shifts. they are the first university in new jersey to wear the cameras. >> we deal with disorderly conduct with students in general, from public urination and public intoxication. >> we want every incident recorded as they take place so if we receive complaints against officers we can look at what the officers did. >> here at rowan they quickly decided the close-up body camera shows a better look at the incident. >> during this time period i watched it go from a security department to a full fledged police department from s.w.a.t.

reporter: it has been four years since all dell forabdel fatel left, paying a thousand dollars to human traffickers. now settled in italy, he has a new mission, to supports newly arrived immigrants for so many of them are at a loss of what to do. >> these migrants wait for a miracle to happen, for someone to give them a -- they are waiting for days, waiting for someone to give them money. reporter: asylum-seekers are everywhere. he is from libya. abdelfatah: how much did you pay for the trip? >> 1000. abdelfatah: $1000? reporter: the young man wants to ask for money and perhaps by sega to travel north. he is one of many migrants that discovered a harsh reality that awaits them once they reach europe. >> the migrants come here full of dreams and hopes. with time, which with each day that passes, all of their aspirations following little by little, to the point where their only hope is to survive and have a roof over their heads. reporter: last year, nearly 170,000 migrants were rescued and brought ashore by the italian authorities. most of them have already left the country. some took tr

it's partnered with dell. it allows the red cross to monitor social media before and during disasters. a spokesperson says this new practice allows the red cross to anticipate the needs and connect with people with resources during an emergency. >> in oklahoma we were able to find a family that nobody knew about. it was because they put something out on social media and our social volunteers were looking for it. they were able to to get help where no one knew there was help needed. >> the red cross and the silicon valley is the second location to receive in innovative technology outside of the national headquarters which is located in washington, d.c. >>> up next, hackers go after some major companies. how companies are training their workers to stop potential attackers before they strike. >>> britain's royal family is about to get a little bigger, and the baby bets are rolling in. >>> good afternoon from the weather center. we have a changing weather pattern. what you need to know as the news continues right

the company makes machines that handle food products precisely and dell katzly. the machine can move eggs without changing their shape. the company teamed up with osaka university's engineering department to create a smaller version of the device to manipulate thin cell sheets. the machine makes it easy to work with semi-liquid substances like catsup. a plate wrapped around with a sheet rolls things up like a conveyor belt does. the sheet is coated with teflon so things don't stick to it. researchers working in the field of regenerative medicine now use the device more and more. >> translator: we will continue our research and development and plan to expand into the overseas market as well. >> reporter: meanwhile, sony has relied on its own technology to break into the new field for the first time. this is a machine the company has developed to analyze cells. as many as 10,000 cells can be analyzed in a second. sony applied its blu-ray disk technology to create the cell analyzer. by projecting blue semi-conductor laser rays onto a disk rotating at high speed, the

. >> reporter: we have a serious crash on i-95 in dell -- delco and truck fire after the break. >> the smart phone is so popular, the maker had to open up an entirely separate plant to keep up with demand. that's coming up in tech bytes and just like that the snow is gone. and parkas become jackets. and sweaters go down for a long nap. and off you go. and your backyard gets a whole lot bigger. and you're running... and climbing... and your gear gets lighter and trimmer, and fitter and smarter. and now every frozen second spent willing this day to come is just a warm fading memory. ♪ >> welcome back you're taking a live look here, i-95 northbound in delaware county, we've been watching the aftermath of a crash here, matt pellman has had his eye on this one and letting us know what's going on what it means for the commute. >> reporter: things are rapidly going downhill, that's i-95 in delco, there's emergency crews on the scene hopefully indicating it won't be out here for too long. the pick up truck is facing the wrong way on northbound side i-95 by the commodor barry bridge as you he

montgomery county sent 40 anne arun dell county since 65. howard county 21. and 80 maryland state troopers as well. >>> authorities say more than 4,300 people died in an earthquake in nepal. aid workers try to access areas near the epicenter. at least four americans are among the dead but others are still unaccounted for. >>> in just a few hours, the supreme court will hear historic args that could ultimately legalize same-sex marriage nationwide. the arguments center around whether states can define marriage as between a man and a woman. they will also look whether a same-sex union in one state should be recognized by other states. conservatives point out only 11 states have granted rights to same-sex couples through a vote on legislature. all other rights have come from court rulings. >> there's nothing in the constitution that says one way or the other what marriage policy should be. there's reasonable arguments on both sides of this issue. let's ask citizens and their elected representatives and not unelected judges make policies for themselves. >> all ey

look at these temperatures. 11:00, 63 at delles. the same at gaithersburg. 59 at frederick. 62 in hagerstown. widening out, there's not a lot of cool air out there, not a lot of mild air but we'll take the push of cooler air overnight and then high pressure settling in west of us to bring us a nice day tomorrow. as the area of high pressure moves away clouds will increase. on satellite radar, earlier, somebody saw spotty showers, all moving east. most of the action suppressed to the south of us, that sinks the large dome of high pressure that will give us a nice first half of the weekend. nighttime lows around 58 degrees. partly cloudy skies with mainly clear skies waking up early tomorrow morning, winds out of the north and west. here's the dome of high pressure that brings us quiet conditions tomorrow, warm day with highs around 80 degrees. once it moves out of here, watching areas south and west of us with a warm front bringing unsettling to our atmosphere late sunday into monday and that's why we have rain back in the forecast.

another dell it task she will have to handle carefully. in washington, scott tillman. >> the republican national committee ready with his own response tonight. in a statement saying americans need a president they can trust and clinton's announcements comes in the shadows of the state department e-mail scandal. the r.n.c. said she stonewalls the american public and needs to come clean. republicans running for president criticizing clinton also before this announcement. kentucky senator rand paul who announced his candidacy last week, took aim at the fund raising of the clinton foundation. >> they said they were not going to take donations for the clinton depounddation during the period of time she was secretary of state and there are questions whether she did. kim ber: clinton's announcement comes a da before florida senator marco rubio expected to announce his candidacy. the freshman republican has an event scheduled tomorrow at miami's freedom tower. don't foreget abc7 is your station for new developments as we gear up for 2016. you can

on wall street, the dell looking up up by nearly 4%, well below the 18,000 point level. the euro stronger against the dollar. anchor: finnish telecom giant know you appears to be reinventing itself once again. anchor: the company is in talks to buy its french-american rival, alcatel lucent. a merger would create a new global giant in the sector. reporter: on tuesday, the bosses of gnocchi a and alcatel lucent briefed the french president in paris. the french government backs the plans for telecoms and internet giant. >> this merger will allow the creation of a great european champion and also the technology on mobile phones. reporter: he also said there would be no job cuts among the 6000 staff who work for alcatel lucent in france will stop paris had expressed concerns over job cuts. both companies produce a technology for mobile phone and internet providers. for example, submarine cables that carry data across ocean beds. no yet and alcatel lucent are smaller players in the equipment industry stop if they merge they could become the market leader. the telecom group cou

. >>> happening today, a man charged with killing someone at the dell music center in philadelphia will appear in court. an arraignment is scheduled today for eric jamison. he's charged with shooting a man to death, shooting that man in the stomach outside an anti-violence concert at the dell in august. police found the victim in the parking lot. >>> and today a judge is expected to decide if this accused killer will go to trial. tam le faces a preliminary hearing on murder charges. he's accused of stabbing three men, dumping their bodies in the schuylkill river. one of those victims survived the attack last august. u.s. marshals arrested le at a motel in virginia. authorities say he and other members of a gang abducted and attacked those men for gambling away drug money. >>> we are learning more about the man accused of shooting his father on the schuylkill expressway tuesday night. investigators say corbin's parents were taking him to a rehab facility. nbc 10 was in king of prussia yesterday where corbin appeared in court facing aggravated assault and firearms charges. corbin is being

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. >>> from our dell will he ware bureau new castle county will open the first fusion center. new equipment there will help the county track crime and respond to emergencies. >>> testing the waters on a new feed. next the added cost that travelers could soon have to pay on cruise ships. >>> plus the next stunt on daredevil nik wallenda's to do list that will pose a totally new challenge. >>> unexpected fines. that's what an environmental group says new jersey shorelines are famous for. in addition to seashells they may have encountered a whoop pea cushion, parking meter or stun gun. these items were picked up last year. the most common form of trash not as exciting but pieces of plastic. >>> room service for a fee. that's a test that two cruise lines are trying out now. carnival cruise line is testing out an extended list. until now room service on carnival ships has been free. carnival said the menu could spread to more ships if it's a success. >>> daredevil nik wallenda has walked across everything from skyscrapers to the grand canyon. next he'll take on this the orlando eye

. >>> from our dell bureau cell phone video shows a deadly apartment fire that forced people from their homes this morning in new castle county. these are the possum park apartments in newark. one woman died here. another was hurt. and a firefighter was treated for burns. the fire department is still looking into the cause of that fire. >>> prosecutors will not try a philadelphia priest on child sex charges for a third time. father andrew mccormick was accused of molesting anal altar boy in 2011. in two separate trial, neither jury could come to a verdict. >>> the event was hosted by philadelphia parent support groups and vision for equality. the democratic candidates will participate in another mayoral forum tonight discussing issues like education, taxes, the budget and transportation. the event is at 7:30 at fox chase elementary school. we're counting down until the important dates on our nbc10 election calendar. tuesday, may 19th that's the primary. on november 3rd voters will head to the polls for the general election. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, an iconic bakery is closing i

he told "the los angeles times" "angels sung on high" when he ended the life of his troublesome dell computer. severe thunderstorms moving through the area right now. doug has got another check of the radar coming up next. doug: let's give you a live look in frederick, maryland watching the sky how dark it was right there. for good reason. heavy rain and heavy to severe thunderstorms moving into the area. that part of frederick county maryland also southeast washington county and north central loudoun county jefferson county and panhandle under severe thunderstorm warning until 1:00 thunderstorms moving east at 50 miles per hour. winds in that area can gust at 60 miles an hour. we're watching it closely. all ahead of a rapidly moving cold front. give you a complete update at 4:00. i get a hunch we may be on tv before that with updates to the rain and strong winds. jummy: look forward to that. thank you for joining us this [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> hey! [cheers and applause] hey! hey! what's up? whew! i'm terry crews, and i am ready to start handing out the cash right here on millio

. >> there's no dell or framework, just a list of concessions >>> many do not like that iran can do research or development, and they think the u.s. agreed to too much sanction relief. a big selling point for iran's president hassan rouhani. >> translation: according to the framework all sanctions, including financial, banking and economic sanctions will be lifted on the same day the agreement is implemented. >> this is on the defensive, insisting this is the best deal they could get, and it will be effective. >> what we did with the deal is achieve our possibilityive making sure that iran could not pursue a nuclear weapon and they will not be able to do so. it imposes strict limitations on what can be conducted on iranian soil. >> many in congress say the u.s. president can't make the deal on its own, and promise to pass a deal giving the house and senate primary school. the white house will have to work hard to keep members turning against the president and stripping his authority. >> there'll be plenty of behind the scenes lobbying. the president will argue if they kill the deal it will b

delaware valley university and delaware community college signed an agreement for the dell val community plan. they can earn a bachelor's degree without having to move on to another school. >>> new this morning in philadelphia, a school budget crisis. william hide is asking pennsylvania state lawmakers for more money. height says the state has not adequately funded public education in philadelphia and the district can't make any more cuts. according to a report released by rutgers university philadelphia is the most under funded major urban district in the country. height says he's optimistic about getting more financial help from the state. >>> police in north jersey say they have captured the coyote responsible for attacking a man in bergen county. late last night the norwood police department posted a message on its facebook page alerting the community that the coyote will be tested at a state lab. the attack in norwood comes two weeks after a coyote attack in saddle river. saddle river is about ten miles away from norwood. the coyote in the saddle river attack toewsed positive for ra

. >> immediately activated the dell pass which is a direct line to the police department initiating the police response and they also went into a lockdown and they followed the procedures in a a very expeditious manner. >> reporter: in an e-mail statement the school announced the firing of the employee who let moore in saying in part everyone on the barack campus is aware of our security protocols and under no circumstances are students or staff permitted to let someone in who does not have a school id. the individual who breached this protocol was released of duties effective immediately. and after the lockdown was lifted school did go back to normal. what is still not clear at this hour is whether or not that former employee moore was fired by the school. for now reporting live in radnor township, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you annie. >>> philadelphia police have charged the mother they say locked her four children inside the basement of their kensington home. police say the children ages nine to 13 were left there for 12 hours as punishment. today police c

. >> china is deeply worried by the recent dell in the first of the yemen situation. we call on all relevant parties to quickly implement a ceasefire and avoid further civilian casualties. china hopes all relevant sides can i am president-elect solutions and proles also. we call on them to resolve the crisis through political dialogue to restore yemen's stability and real order. >> the international community faces a difficult challenge. saudi arabia and its partners have repeatedly said they will not stop their military attacks unless president hadi is reinstate. it is a demand the houthis have so far rejected. >> a spokeswoman for the international red cross in yemen spoke to us by phone from sanna with an update on their mission. >> the humanitarian situation is still extremely complicate and gets more complicated by the day. we have the medical supplies that are still not there. in many parts of the country the population is still suffering from a lack of fuel, water short ones, food stocks are getting low and we have dozens of people being killed and wounded ever

>> reporter: well, i can dell you it's a tense calm over the city of baltimore tonight. you see behind me on one of the major intersections of those disturbances last night. there are lots of people. there are lots of police and there are lots of frustrations from people. take a look right now where i'm at there's two lines actually three lines. there's one of residents here. behind them one and two lines of police officers. heavy -- heavily armed law enforcement brought in. heavy police presence after the state of emergency was issued. 235 arrests last night. 30 of them juveniles. but this is one of the many protests that happened today. this one ended up in a march down pennsylvania avenue one of the main drags here in baltimore about a half hour ago. protesters here say they still want answers into the death of freddie gray. the baltimore man who died in police custody. now, just a few minutes ago i talked with one of those protesters. you think what was being done in the city is getting the point across? >> um well, i don't know if it's getting the point across but c

newark, delaware to begin their annual ride to the tide benefiting the special olympics in delaware dell. the group was given a police escort that meant no stops at traffic lights down to rehoboth beach. last year this raised 32,000 for the special olympics. >> jeff with sports and unfortunately the phillies living up to the low expectations. >> take a deep breath. everyone calm down. at some point maybe. we're less than two weekends into the season and phillys are headed down a bad road. they would be only one road game adding up to worst start away from home in nearly 30 years. series finale in washington today. excuse me, down in front. can't seat game. con on you want to see this. in the fourth freddie gal vis the foul bawl and danny espinosa what a catch wow, take a look. worst hitting team in the league cannot catch a break against steven straussburg. no hit until the 5th. even base runner. straussburg perfect until two out in the fifth. ryan howard strikes down twice today. david buchanan anything but perfect. thats score three times in fifth. jason werth with rbi single. later in

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but police say a big reason he was arrested so quickly is a new security system called dell pass, and now installed at 200 delaware county schools, a red button sending an instant special alert about any school intruder. >> the minute there is an issue, is there an opened line and we can hear everything going on in the school and as a result, they will also go in a lock down. >> reporter: police and school officials emphasized at no time were students at risk, the attack taking part in part of the school away from the classrooms, arranged just a short time ago moore is being held in half million-dollar cash bail. live from radnor police headquarters, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good walt thank you. >>> a cooler than normal start to the week but a warm up is just around the corner. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck tracking one more chilly night before some big changes kathy. >> thankfully, guess contact we are seeing some breaks in the cloud on the sky deck and already, feels warmer, we are in for a cool down before we see temperatures rise again hopefully this

. >> jason ranne dell. leans in. no foul called -- they do call the foul. >> jason reynolds gets the foul called with 3.4 seconds to go. he will hit both free throws to edge out miami. 66-64 for the n.i.t. title. >>> college basketball's best in a skills competition in indianapolis. portland's cassandra brown won the three-point shoot-out. and my goodness this crowd-pleasing flying dunk. he flawlessly jumped over his assistant for the jam and the title. >>> a scary collision during a spring training game. dodgers right fielder yasiel puig collides with second base han howie kendrick in the fifth. puig left the game and was checked by a doctor. dodgers said there is no injury. >>> just ahead, michelle obama shows us her mom dance. but first, pope francis celebrated holy thursday with the traditional washing of the feet. this year he visited rome's main prison and washed the feet of male and female inmates. it's just one of many rituals leading up to easter sunday. >>> the easter festivities are already under way in te

and you can see that we have some light rainfall there in fortecue and cape may and into area have of dell was wear smyrna dover milford, and lewis. we will track moisture, that will, continue as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours. the and we do have some, gradual clearing for second half of our weekend. this is sky six live in hd as we are's giving you a shot from temple university, we're looking at center city sky line. and you can see we've got a in mostly cloudy sky overhead, especially with this moisture that is mainly south of philadelphia. and outside today, we have got very chilly. high temperature today only at 58 degrees. 67 degrees is average for this time of the year. once again tomorrow, we will be below average. it is 50 currently in philadelphia. forty-nine in trenton. forty-one in the poconos. forty-eight in sea isle city. 46 degrees in dover. and here's satellite six with action radar. lots of cloud moving in across the the region. there is that disturbance that is really curbing to the south of philadelphia, it is a system heavy if not moderate rain across w

i was just e-mailing clayton say dell telling him i loved that story. it was all because of his efforts to track the man down. stolen valor. i mean -- >> that was the story he was working on at the time. >> to see this guy and think someone would try to steal his valor. well done. that's making news. >> in america this morning. stay with us for "good morning america." >> ♪♪ >> action newt. delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. we're working on developing stories on this wednesday april 15th. an apartment fire in philadelphia is being investigated as a case of arson. we have new video and details into the news room. >> police recovered the vehicle they say was involved in a hit and run that took the life of a four-year-old child. >> newly released dash cam video shows a police cruiser slaming into a suspect right there. the suspect was carrying a gun and even fired it off. but there are questions about that police call. >> good morning ever