michael and gordon had a problem. they couldn't attack the damaging testimony of kevin freeman, the man they believed murdered ray liuzza. >> freeman was shot dead in 1995 while committing a robbery. >> with freeman dead, his previous testimony stood as evidence that thompson had committed the liuzza murder. >> we had all this evidence that freeman had lied in his original testimony and we wouldn't be able to use that evidence effectively if we couldn't cross examine him live on the stand. >> michael and gordon proposed an unorthodoxed solution. after freeman's testimony was read into the record they would cross-examine the empty witness stand as if he were on the stand. >> we took the evidence of the lies and put them in the form of questions. >> you told the jury you didn't know that john thompson was going to rob someone. isn't it true, however, that you set out to rob someone? silence hung in the air after each question was posed, giving the jury time to imagine freeman's response. you suggested in your testimony

gordon: i'm all for it. [laughter] gordon: as long as broadcasting continues to reduce the most-watched content, as long as local as valued, as long as we are free people in america we simply ask for the right to bargain for the power of our content without the government dictating. richard: what is wrong with that? michael: if it is valuable and they do not want the government to dictate it, sell it in the free market. why do you need a government sanctioned? richard: what the marketplace -- what they have in mind is marketplace negotiations? michael: lies of trace -- transmission are not -- lines of transmission are not marketplace -- what is increasingly happening is consumers are looking for the content they want in different forms and the role where the content owner or the ip broadcaster has more control about where and how that goes and the consumer has much work flexibility about how the system works. that to me is just the reality of what the market pressures will produce. look. back to my original

. >> gordon: yeah. >> pelley: dr. jim gordon is an american psychiatrist working both sides. he's a professor at georgetown in washington, and director of the center for mind-body medicine. these israeli kids spent the war scrambling for shelter. they can't or won't talk about it. but dr. gordon has another way in. >> gordon: draw yourself with your biggest problem, whatever that means to you. okay, do you understand? they come in often frozen, but then they do the drawing and the drawing is of a destroyed house, of bloody bodies in the street. >> pelley: only a few hamas rockets were lethal, but 3,000 were launched, and in israel today, their arc, on paper, hits targets of the imagination-- a home destroyed, the wounded in an ambulance. rachelle fraenkel's six surviving children were all within range. >> fraenkel: anybody that lives under missiles lives in terror. if you know you're five seconds away from needing to choose which child to lie over to protect or to grab to the shelter. you can't imagine what kind of life it is. >> gordon: for these children, it's as if the bom

jeffrey, also gordon gund our guest host. and we had a discussion earlier this week about companies that have neat symbols to describe what the company does and spark has one of those. because the symbol is once. one treatment enough to cure certain diseases. got that right? may not always be that way but some of them. >> the promise here is by fixing the underlying blue print of what a cell needs to function properly, you can actually restore, potentially restore in the case of this young boy, as you just saw. restore their functional vision. and do so potentially in a long-lasting effect. and what we've seen in patients like that subject was it over many many years is that we actually see the ability of that improved restoration of functional vision, as well as retinol sensitivity maintaining it. >> if gene therapy is correcting a defective gene, it would make sense maybe if it was taken up by a cell that was going to continue to live. it would have that new gene type. it is something that to shoot for and it's feasible. >>

back to you. >> chris gordon thanks very much. we are following that breaking news, that press conference you were just watching into the investigation of freddie gray's death. it has been ruled a homicide and now six officers there is a warrant for their arrest facing criminal charges. we'll have more on that in just a moment. today a city wide curfew will remain in effect in baltimore through the weekend. that as big protests are expected over the weekend due to the prosecutor's new findings so many questions now answered as a result of this press conference. in addition to the curfew the national guard will also remain in the city. with more on what the attorney general said let's go to the live desk. >> reporter: that's right, breaking news in the freddie gray investigation. a major announcement from the baltimore city state's attorney marilyn mosby announcing just minutes ago that freddie gray's death was a homicide. it's been ruled a homicide by the medical examiner and she is charging six officers. take a listen. >> the fin

. >> thank you very much, bruce gordon. >> 120 firefighters responded to this thing. more than 200 police officers. what do you suppose the ill pact was when they saw all of this? they've been talking about it. >> i never seen anything so devastating. they're in pretty bad shape. they've completely derailed from the tracks. they've been destroyed complete completely. aluminum she will has been destroyed and over turned meetly i don't want to speculate the cause but it is a devastating scene down there. >> again that was the fire official talking about the devastation mayor michael nutter said he'd never seen anything like this in his life tom recap for you fire official mention to do us there were six critical injured that was confirmed. 53 transported. walking wounded. all taken to area hospitals including aria torresdale, hahnemann and temple and also of course preliminary at least five people have been killed so far. that's what mayor michael nutter told us a different view now as we're looking life. >> now we got these overhead lights. you can see the just complet

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we got fox 29' bruce gordon on the way. we hope he's there in main maybe 10 minutes or so so we can check with in with him to fine out what kind of area is this. how close is it to residences residences? in case you're just tuning in you're watching washington -- a train was going from washington, d.c. to new york city and we understand there could be as many as 240 people on this train. reports of at least 50 people injured. and again police are telling us if you live in that area and you want to help, don't do that. this is not safe. so they don't want anyone coming out to this area. they'll secure this area. we know you want to help but it's a natural inn tint to help but this is not what they want from you at this time. we get a little closer zoom in here. looks like one of the cars turned over there. >> okay. >> maybe two of them. >> our bruce gordon is right now on the phone. bruce, i know that you've been heading to the scene and you've been listening to all of this unfold. what are you seeing and what do you know? >

first douglas alexander, then gordon brown. you probably heard colin rallings talking about how it was once the tories' safest seat in scotland. it seems some voters were voting tactically to keep jim murphy in place. he cannot be feeling cher -- cheery. this is an extraordinary moment. we will come back to hear what jim has to say. maybe you can put it into context. it is going yellow fast. where do we put jim murphy's seat? reporter: it just turned yellow as you were speaking. it is in the far end of swings necessary for the snp to take the seats. we are seeing one of the seats the snp always looks to, they took that briefly, then it went back to labour. john nicholson has taken dun bartyh. we mentioned danny alexander at the beginning of the evening but have not heard much at. these are extraordinary seats to contemplate. . only that they have gone to the snp, but the swings by which they are taking them. we will see this continue. we will see which ones are left standing. glasgow north fell to the snp too. tom: eding -- edi

that's when he met michael gordon on craig's list. on monday night, clark's family reported the college solve mother missing. police found his car still parked in the truck driving school and his body in the nearby brush. >> he was shot one time. >> reporter: it's so convenient, meet online, murder over lunch. police say the internet quick led them to clark's killer. >> the victim and the suspect did connect through craig's list. >> reporter: gordon has been charged 1st degree murder and assault. one of the most loisk cases happened in march in colorado when a woman who was pregnant responded to an ad for baby clothes. police say the seller stabbed the mother to be and cut her unborn baby out of her. the mother survived. the bean did not. in both of these cases, the accused have yet to be arraign. craig's list turns 20 this year. the company reports more than 16 million people use the web service every month in the u.s. alone. and craig's list says the incidence of violent crime extremely low. the site offers a link to safety tips for

i thought, i'm finished. >> gordon! >> the prince is there. >> how are you. >> all right. >> thank you for coming so soon. >> gives me the cash. >> thank you very much for your punctuality. let me introduce you to the rest of the family. >> the prince introduced me to the captain. these were his friends and relatives. >> this is isil, my cousin. fahad, my other cousin. >> hello. >> he wanted to give them whiskey. i didn't like the fact that i had been seen by officials. our agreement had always been i didn't want to be seen by anyone else. so all the rules had gone. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. have a very pleasant drive back. >> i obviously was annoyed, but i could not show it. >> see you later. >> bye-bye. >> as i drove off, i had a horrible feeling that something wasn't going to go right. i had a feeling of some doom. i was getting a little bit paranoid. i felt that things might be starting to lose control. and i would do one more load, and then it would be time to leave the country. i discussed it with my girlfr

general gordon and general rters longstreet convinced me that would not be a wise move. day they would take care of it. i stayed here at my headquarters at my tent until the last surrender. the last day. i was taking care of ting on correspondence making sure the men got rations, finding paroles. i was waiting on colonel marshal -- >> he was your aid? >> he was a general and he was the one who usually wrote my orders. so colonel gen marshal from baltimore wrote general order number nine. >> how quickly did you notify washington of the surrender and i how long were you on the took battlefield or in appomattox rather after the -- a >> i took care after the surrender and general lee left me a myriad of nigh muminutia. it was later that day that my him. staff reminded me that i would telegraph and tell them of the surrender are. and i said yes, indeed. and i telegraphed them. the next morning on april 10th horse i o wanted to speak with general lee again and i rode my horse e saw out to meet him. he did not know i was coming. when he saw me, he got quickly mounted and rode o

. >> bruce gordon joins us to explain where we stand on election eve. >> reporter: eight years ago veteran city councilman named michael nutter burst from a crowd field of a list candidates to score a surprisingly easy victory in the democratic primary on his way to two terms as mayor. if last week's poll results are any indication, history may be about to repeat itself. former city councilman jim kenny tours a north philadelphia senior center with his former leader. council president darrell clark is about to add his name to an impressive list of local elected officials endorsing kenny' bid to become the next chief executive. >> i've supported jim kenny to be the mayor of the steve philadelphia. >> a poll last week by local news outlets showed kenny lapping the field you have up by 27 percentage points over his closest challengers. political analyst larry ceisler says kenny moved from back in the pack to front runner on merit. >> for jim kenny everything has gone right up to now and they have not made any mistakes. >> reporter: the field house how they look pitching voters during our fox

gordon mars with jobs of justice. access to jobs at cpmc especially the non construction jobs is a high priority. this is due to the fact cpmc is the second largest employer in the sit a and the high rate of unemployment that sin san francisco. [inaudible] 2 years ago on the premise of creating permanent jobs and selling them with san franciscans from high unemployment neighborhoods. cpmc entry level hiring for non construction jobs is horrible for the first year and a half of the development agreement with a spike in hiring just in the last few months that allowed cpmc to claim they are coming close to the 40 percent hiring go. we like to hope

gordon, telephone. >> there was a fairly big party going on. >> hello? >> one of the people who normally would take between ten to 20 cases asked me if i could get them to them. >> yeah, no problem. >> so i loaded up the ten cases of whiskey in the back of the truck and drove into riyadh. i'm driving along a very dark and lonely road in the middle of nowhere. i knew there was some road works there because i traveled on the road quite a lot. and then suddenly a car hits me head on. i'm not injured. but definitely dazed. i can see the man is trapped in there. i didn't know how badly injured. i couldn't do anything for him. but he was alive. i'm in the middle of a major accident, ten cases of whiskey in the back. the citi double cash card. it's a cash back win-win. with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. with two ways to earn on purchases, it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided. well, a mbe a problem,dn't your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i have a 798 fico score, thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i

jeff gordon comes to dover. he sits down with us and talks about his final season, final hoorah as a nascar driver. ♪ >>> the eagles are going to the super bowl. book it. okay. that's not how i feel. way too early for all of that but eagles new quarterback byron maxwell thinks otherwise. he's been to two straight super bowls in seattle and says it's philly's time. he says quote knowing what it's like if we go that far because we'll go that far this year meaning the playoffs and the super bowl. we're going doing that far. hopefully that experience i all right had i can help them. last time the guarantee work joe nemeth was throwing the rock. good luck with that. phillies are trying to bring their young players along. today they called cody asche back up to the majors. aschea was sent down to the minors to learn left field. he's been down there for 15 games to make the switch. new position and ready to take another shot at it. >> you kind of feel like you failed a little bit, but um, the more you sit back and re

. >>> a shocking new detail about michael gordon a man accuse of killing a college student. >> gordon went to meet taylor clark on his lunch break, murdered him, and went back to work. they say gordon arranged the meeting supposedly to test-drive the car. clark's body was later found not far if the car. >>> this morning, people with do back home after an oil train derailment in rural north dakota. this was moments after the accident yesterday. about 40 residents in a nearby town had to evacuate. it's the eighth major derailment this year even as new safety regulations have gone into effect including lower speed limits and better brax. >>> police in florida are trying to identify man who cornered a woman in an elevator and robbed her at knife point. he cautioned her to keep quiet. when he tried to get off the elevator the doors closed in front of him. he finally got away on another floor, with the woman's purse. >>> all right. also this coyote. just hanging out on a kitchen counter. this is near atlanta. it chased a cat through the window and just stayed there. a deputy was called. the

shorts say gordon shot clark and then tried to dump his body in the woods. gordon is in jail tonight and will be back in court on the 18. >> nsa and you in the spotlight yet again. court of appeals wants the intelligence organization to make big changes in the way it gathers and stores phone records records. the agency taken lot of criticism for the way it records millions of americans under the patriot act. court of appeals in new york says the inform sa must be reform that program. congress is jumping in to help plot the boundaries of what the agency can and cannot do. accused bank robber caught after of all things actually posting pictures and video of the crime on social media. >> get this. he says what he did was not illegal. 23-year-old dominic is in jail tonight as you can see. he says he walked into a virginia bank and head handed the teller a note. that note asking for $150,000. he claims that's not robbery. >> robbery is demanding. going and demanding something and taking the money and whatever like that. i didn't do that. >> okay. well the notely

howard taking advantage of gordon being in foul trouble. clippers scored 41 points in the second quarter. blake griffin had 26 at half. he had 26 in game one. it looked like the clips were going to make it a sweep. whatever kevin mchale said at halftime. james harden told our chris broussard, man, i can't tell you what was said. it's a family station. rockets, 115-109. series even. game three across the street friday at the staples center. >> that's it from here. now back to you. >> all right, guys. >>> still -- we have a little more basketball to talk about. this time, from the vatican. a few members of the harlem globetrotters were there yesterday meeting with pope francis after his trip around st. peter's square. and look at that. they gave him a jersey with his name on it and the number 90. >> okay they took some pictures. let's see what you got. they tried to help him, all right, spin a ball on that finger. it didn't really work. tried it a couple of times. it's all right. he's still the pope. one of the the guys saying this is as nerv

. >> reporter: navy officer sabrina gordon was just supposed to be helping recruit members at a crossfit booth at the san bernardino county fair when her father said, a last- minute decision to try out a new thrill attraction turned deadly. >> three fractures in the back of her skull. and then some kind of a vertebrae, cracked vertebrae between her shoulder blades. >> reporter: her father lyle was at home in bloomington when gordon's husband called him with the horrifying news. his daughter sabrina had fallen to her death from the top of this attraction called free drop usa that was making its california debut. he says she jumped but hesitated. and hit her head on the pavement. >> she is afraid of heights. so i don't know why she got on that thing. >> reporter: her crossfit coach showed up to the fairground friday for what would be an emotional class carrying flowers for gordon. while she was not at the free drop yesterday, she says several members had jumped. >> she wanted to do it. she had been looking forward to doing it. >> never had heartache like this before. >> reporter: this vide

for the gordon constituency si. of the total votes cast, results are as follows -- >> not particularly surprising let's hear what he has got to say. >> ladies and gentlemen i offer thanks to you and your staff for the official way in which they conducted and carried through the election today. can i thank those who conducted the election for the first time. better opportunities will occur in the future and i wish them well. i would like to spend a moment thanking my campaign team. my exroormed campaign team, led by my election agents -- [applause] somehow managed to get me through nine election campaigns, more testament to my abilities and given the circumstances in which you are to conduct this campaign. i look forward to representing the people of gordon to whom i give thanks. it is enormous constituency si and i look forward to representing every constituent regardless of their political views in this election or any other. ladies and gentlemen, there is a rough wind blowing through the great country of scotland.

chris gordon is on the national mall with that story. hi chris. >> reporter: good evening. well the suspicious vehicle was parked right here on 3rd street right across from the u.s. capitol. police on patrol detected the smell of gasoline coming from it and immediately called the bomb squad. police smashed the rear window of the suspicious window. destroying them both with explosives the rice cooker and propane tank. police closed streets, some people delayed getting the west lawn of the capitol for the evening memorial holiday capital. the man who owns the car i spoke with him by phone. >> i apologize for the inconvenience all those people to enjoy the festivities that you know i delayed it because of something stupid that i should have thought a little bit more about it. that's it. >> reporter: he says he runs a food truck and needed space and removed the rice cooker and propane tank and put them in his vehicle parking it near the capitol. you can still see the debris from the rice cooker and propane tank as well as the site of the explosion. israel shimles who brought th

news4's chris gordon is in waldorf right now. coming up he'll have more on a connection between the officer's service weapon and the shootings. >>> a smoke alarm triggered an evacuation at the u.s. capitol this afternoon. hundreds of employees had to leave the building and dozens of tourists were forced out of the visitor's center. no word on what triggered the alarm and firefighters say there were no signs of smoke or fire. lawmakers are in recess this week. >>> big news from metro this afternoon. officials have abandoned plans for hundreds of news of 700 series railcars. adam tuss tweeted out the breaking news just a furor short time ago. metro says it won't order 220 new railcars because of a money shortage. more than 520 7000 series cars have been fundsed and ordered. we're working to get more information ahead of a board meeting scheduled for thursday. >>> i'm wendy rieger at the live desk. the death toll and the number of people missing is rising because of those severe storms in fex tex and oklahoma. 16 now confirmed dead

jeff gordon driving the pace car before flying to charlotte for the coca cola 0 tonight. hits two crew members here, one taken to the hospital. 15 happenlaps to go. juan pablo montoya takes the checkered flag for his second career indy 500 victory. >> we put on a hell of a show for the fans today. this is what they ce for. this is the biggest race in the world. you know, i came back. >> jeff gordon made it to the track on time for his own race, his last at charlotte, retiring this year. 20 laps to go the leaders all pitted but not carl edwards and the gamble pays off, he wins the coca cola 600. >>> roger federer facing fazia on the red clay. federer won in straight sets. scary moment after the match when a teenager ran out to the court and tried to take a selfie with federer. it tk a while but security intervened. he's looking around like you want to help me out here. federer not happy after the match. >>> a great story comingp at 11:00 p.m. how he and jason terry competed back in high >>> coming up tonight breakg news out of washington, d.c. a driver arrested after a sus

gordon. >> police say that gordon then moved clark's body to a nearby wooded area to cover it up. gordon then went back to work after the killing. he has been now charged with first degree murder. >>> mayor of the baltimore is seeking federal investigation of the police department thereafter the the death of mr. freddie gray. mayor want to know if officers engaged in excessive force and improper arrests. federal authorities were already looking at a string of police brutality claims, before the 25 year-old was fatally injured while in custody. baltimore officials have added new ethics training since gray's death and officers will get body cameras by the end of the year. >>> well, fish caught in the mid of pennsylvania susquehanna river has tested positive for cancer. >> this small mouth bass with the the giant tumor on its lip was caught last year. state's fish and boat commission sought to have the the susquehanna river declared impaired but the tenth of environmental protection does not agree. either way people who fish in that area said they would never eat anything caught in t

alex gordon goes back, leaps makes the catch and crashes into the wall. what a grab. flash gordon flashing leather. royals go on to win it. the final was 7-1. let's go to football. ryan kerrigan of the washington redskins. he had his left knee scoped. no big deal, i'm told. he will miss some of the off-season work, but nothing significant. let's go to the nba. calves and hawks. lebron led an 18-7 run to start the first quarter. jr smith, 28 points. 97-89. in the nhl, game three of the best-of-seven eastern conference finals. rangers and lightning. tampa wins it. the final, 6-5. leon: what was that am thinking? tim: i don't know, but this will go to the league. leon: take it easy, marvin. alison: all right. they say it is never too late to follow your dreams. coming up next, the story of a leon: a world war ii veteran in alabama just graduated high school. he is 93 years old. jd had to drop out of class when he was drafted into the army back in 1944. he always dreamed about having a diploma. this week, that dream came through. alison: his wife arranged it. that is so n

: gordon hunt. and i went to his class -- anyways i can't wait to talk to helen about her dad. because i love -- he was a a great guy. i was the worst student ever. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i will wait for helen and i'll tell her that story. also, i might challenge her to a game of beer pong if she's up for it. [ cheers and applause ] if she's up for it. >> steve: how will we know if you're not acting? >> jimmy: yeah. how will you know if i'm not acting. plus, this guy is super talented. oh my gosh. he wrote and stars in a new play called "the spoils," jesse eisenberg is here. [ cheers and applause ] he wrote it. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he writes, he acts. i like that guy. also, we got great, great music. every time the band comes on our show, they're great or even when the lead singer, jim james comes on the show it's always something amazing, something different. something cool. and tonight is another special treat. my morning jacket is here tonight. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> j

. >> our bruce gordon spent some time with the prince of potholes potholes. >> reporter: 58-year-old gary em merrick keeps plenty business as owner and manager of half a dozen properties in fox chase and neighboring suburbs. but after traveling philly's pot mark streets this spring he found time for a part time crusade. >> i took a look where the pothole was and wrote it down. >> he sent one of the more unusual letters we ever seen. >> multi paged document listing dozens and dozens and dozens of craters, dips and ruts he's noticed. >> what made you decide to start creating these list. >> to spring attention who how boo bad the potholes are in the city. >> the potholes bug him for a couple of reasons. first there are kids on bikes. >> that's my chief concern. you know making sure people don't get hurt. >> reporter: then there are his fellow motorists. >> you always hear that people are losing hub caps flat tires bent rims, ax says that are broke much that costs money. >> reporter: he zen his list to city city councilman and state representative but not bill response until he sent his

our bruce gordon with the military and family mystery solved. >> reporter: it's a veteran cemetery in newtown, bucks county folks gathered to pay their respects and linger by the gravesites of loved ones who served and sacrificed for their country. one of the newest headstones burial took place last month. honors army corporal robert higgins just 20 years old when taken prisoner and later killed in the korean war. nieces were born years after higgins died. yet this simple stone means the world to them. >> i thought about my father, of course, and how excited he would have been because over the years he wondered what happened to his kid brother. >> our family is here. he was a missing person from our family and he's home. >> reporter: higgins was the youngest of three brothers to serve in the military. but he never came home. >> on this memorial day the higgins family was honored in ceremonies paying tribute to the more than 600 philadelphia area casualties of the korean war. for his long suffering family, the mystery of higgins fate was an open wound. the nieces and their husbands spe

gordon. and you can watch part two of our story monday night at 6:00. chris has written about his trip and posted exclusive videos in our news4bc washington app. search vietnam. >>> today you can see and hear a preview of the memorial day concert. tonight there will be a concert dress rehearsal at 8:00 p.m. gates will open to the public at 5:00. actors joe montigna and gary senise will host. gloria estefan will perform. pbs will broadcast the show live. if you don't want to watch it just watch angie. >> get a live camera at her house. >> we loved the miami sound machine. >> you cannot help but get up and get moving and shaking and it is saturday morning. it's going to be a spectacular stretch of weather we're talking about through the holiday weekend. all courtesy of this man. >> courtesy of me? >> how about that. >> make those checks payable. >> some might say mother nature had a hand in this. >> some might. but we've seen it comes for a couple of days and what's important for us is when you

michael gordon is charged with first degree murder. the 19-year-old student went missing on monday after trying to sell his car on craigslist. gordon was arrested after the police found e-mails between the two. the body of the car was found south of where he went to school. >>> 4:41. right know weather and traffic on the 1s begins with tom kierein. >> your skycast 4 starting off with cloud cover beginning to break up and clearing out. sunrise a little past 6:00. be coming up in a clearing sky and then by noontime we'll have just a few high clouds drifting through and then the rest of the afternoon looking beautiful. warm and comfy with lower humidity. at the bus stop this morning, you'll be comfortable in short sleeves. be hovering around 60 between 7:00 and 8:00 and 8:00 and 9:00 mild 60s. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:51. try roads this morning -- dry roads this morning, things improving. >> that is good. first 4 traffic tracker on the outer loop near braddock road. i just spoke with the traffic tracker and 66 eastbound at

through.g and general gordon and general see i long street andf myself decided we're going to give it one more time and see if there's any way out. when general m gordon sent me the message back that he had fought the soldiers to a frazzle and the way was blocked by infantry, then i knew right then that was i time to meet general grant. >> i think we have donald still on the line from jacksonville. are you there? >> caller: i'm still here. >> go ahead. >> caller: can you hear me? >> we can. go ahead. we're fine, thank you. t >> caller: what aim trying to find out is, after all these years the confederacy is still flying the flag f around the country, which is disrespectful to blacks and people that are fought and died to represent the union. why is the confederate flag off stillen -- and it's very it offensive. if a so today we're talking about ng aro 2015 and i got a couple of granddaughters come in this t world. i don't want the confederate flag flying around. it's offensive and i think something should be done. can you comment on that. >> appreciate it donald. gentlemen, any though

gordon mars with jobs of justice. access to jobs at cpmc especially the non construction jobs is a high priority. this is due to the fact cpmc is the second largest employer in the sit a and the high rate of unemployment that sin san francisco. [inaudible] 2 years ago on the premise of creating permanent jobs and selling them with san franciscans from high unemployment neighborhoods. cpmc entry level hiring for non construction jobs is horrible for the first year and a half of the development agreement with a spike in hiring just in the last few months that allowed cpmc to claim they are coming close to the 40 percent hiring go. we like to hope that the improvement in hiring over the last few months is not just a aberration and one time trend, but given cpmc's performance for the first year and a half wree skeptical and we'll continue the hiring especially from it disadvantaged neighborhoods. thank you for your attention on this and look for full compliance with the pornts hiring goals >> thank you very much. next spe

fox 29's bruce gordon tells us residents in florence, new jersey, are literally breathing a sigh of relief. >> reporter: the parade of waist haulers dumping their loads at the tullytown landfill more than 1.6 million tons of trash last year alone is about to end. folks living down wind across the delaware river in florence new jersey, can finally exhale. >> i screamed. i was like ahh! >> reporter: you were that happy. >> oh, my god, yeah. debbie runs debbie snack shack in the shod dough of mount sting more she's an active member of citizens against the smell of tullytown. >> when i was raising my kids, i couldn't let them outside at times because the odor was so bad. it was horrific. >> reporter: what had been 100-acre landfill grew to 300 acres over time. >> the bigger it got the smellier it got. my grandchildren called grammy's dump hill. trash mounds. >> reporter: caitlin mccardell moved out of florence last year. she had enough of the smell. >> when you're on 295 you can smell florence as soon as you get close to the skit. >> reporter: over in tullytown, the landfill's owner waste mana

the reason for his visit to talk crime and punishment and our fox 29's bruce gordon is live in camden tonight. bruce a timely topic in a city often called one the most violent in our country. >> reporter: absolutely. iain there may have been almost as many people outside the croc community center as they were inside. camden residents surprised but thrilled that their community is finally being spotlighted for all the right reasons. >> the president of the united states! >> reporter: with tensions between police and their communities rising and so many americans cities president obama told his camden audience his administration will now crack down on military equipment the government had been making available to local law enforcement. >> alien late and inn testimony date local residents and send the wrong message we'll prohibit some equipment made for the battlefield that is not appropriate for local police depths. >> reporter: mr. obama toured the camden county police nerve center where street cameras and other high-tech gear help head off trouble before it turns violent. murder in ca

our chris gordon traveled to vietnam to see what changed in >>> well this memorial day weekend we're remembering those who have died for our country. more than 58,000 american service members were killed just in vietnam alone. >> 40 years later, those who served and survived are returning to the country. news4's chris gordon recently traveled to the city formerly known as saigon. >> reporter: vietnam was my generation's war. tens of thousands of americans were killed or wounded. there were supporters of the war and vocal opponents. large numbers of protesters participating in demonstrations demanding the u.s. get out of vietnam. it has been 40 years since the fall of saigon. i came with a camera to see what vietnam is like under communism now. and to find out what the vietnamese think of americans. >> they undehat american people not make the war in vietnam. just some people like some the government that time like nixon. >> reporter: u.s. veterans visiting vietnam try to come to grips with the past. >> i found myself to be more being here. >> reporter: the united states fought to sto

. >> fox 29's bruce gordon tells us her mom says she got her phone for her daughter's safety watch she got instead was porn. >> picture of some girl naked on all four's. >> keisha washington can hardly believe what she found on her free life line cell phone. >> this one is a nasty beep. >> that's a graphic shot of her -- >> right. this is another one with her fondling herself. >> the phone keisha got specifically for her young daughter's safety. >> it is nothing for a 12 year old to see. >> washington says she went to the stand up wireless stand at lehigh and american late thursday after to see if she qualified for a free phone. she did. took it home for her 12 year old daughter, middle school cheerlead here sometimes walks home late to their home in kensington. five minute later? >> she comes downstairs with the look on her face, what goes through your minds? >> i was like what's wrong? >> she said i don't think i can have this phone. >> five photos range from simple naked woman to far more graphic sexual images. >> your daughter 12 years old. >> twelve years old. she was like gross s

. >> reporter: 12-year-old sam gordon 4'6" running back helped to get it started. three years ago, she graced the front of wheatties box after her highlight reel went viral. it showed gordon breaking tackles and scoring touchdowns in a full-contact league for boys. >> don't miss this. >> reporter: he knew that didn't appeal to every girl. >> put up your arms. good job, ladies. >> reporter: to say created a league of their own with room for 50 players you filled up all of the spots in three days. what does that tell you? >> it tells me that a lot of girls wanted to play tackle football. >> reporter: girls like jonna tucker. she documented her dreams in a letter. >> when i'm 30 years old, i want to be the first female nfl player. >> reporter: you can imagine her excitement when she heard about the league. >> my mom, she got the e-mail at 6:30 and had me signed up by 6:35. she knew how much i wanted to play. >> reporter: there are four teams. >> run straight through that cone okay? >> reporter: tessie mae arce coaches the white hawks. >> you can be a girl off the fiel

gordon was a 31-year-old navy veteran. witnesses say she may have hesitated right before she jumped. >> she is afraid of heights. so i don't know why she got on that thing. >> gordon's father doesn't understand why better safety measures were not put in place. the company that operates the free drop says jumpers are required to sign a waiver. >> new details today on the federal charges against former house speaker dennis hastert. it turns out he may have been trying to cover up sexual misconduct. he is accused of paying $3.5 million to cover up allegations that date back 30 years. the federal charges accuse hastert of breaking banking laws then lying to fbi officials about it. he was the longest serving republican house speaker. if convicted he faces up to five years in prison. >>> the embattled president of fifa won a fifth term today even with the soccer organization in the middle of a corruption scandal. cbs reporter jonathan vig leeiotty has the story. >> reporter: fifa president sepp blatter thanked delegates in switz

gordon reported that he found the bones and pots in a second chamber beyond this one. storey: looks like a tighter fit than the other one. widmer: oh, yeah, it is. storey: looks longer, too. widmer: yeah but i can see the bottom. don't see any bats. well, i'm standing in gordon's test pit. storey: human bone. there is human bone here, yes. keach: the cave floor is made of limestone and decomposed bat guano. that's the reason for the masks. the dry soil has preserved the bones for 3,000 years or more. storey: good place to put a pit. let's put a pit right here. depending on the age and sex pattern that we find among the skeletons, it will tell us a lot about the social organization of that culture. if everyone is treated the same way whether they are old or young, male or female then it's pretty much a society where everyone was equal or treated fairly equally. if however, some people are treated better than others then it may be an indication that there were inequalities in that society and that not everybody was equal. some people were entitled to a more elaborate bur

this is chris gordon. how police training has changed after ferguson, new york, and right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed, call, data and reliability. so you never have to settle. now, also get $200 when you join and buy a new smartphone. stop by or visit us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. >>> the virginia health department wants to make sure no one came in contact with a cat suffering from rabies. the cat was found wednesday near the intersection of sudley road and shelter lane in prince william county. the cat had gray fur with a tan or white spot over left eye. if you came in contact with this cat, animal control wants to hear from you. >>> in the wake of high-profile police shootings, a lot of departments are changing their policing strategies. as news4's chris gordon reports those changes begin

but let's begin with bruce gordon at kenney's headquarters. bruce? >> reporter: iain the party still cranking away here. i can hardly hear myself think. jim kenney six terms as a philadelphia at large city councilman representing the entire city. now he appears poised ready to represent the entire city as the next mayor. obviously, a general election still to go, but we know the disparity between democratic registered voters and republicans in this city. kenney ran a smooth race void of any significant mistake. he had money to spend and appeared to spend it wisely he reached out to various communities across the city. saw the state representative gate evans a couple minutes ago. he was part of a series of endorsements from african-american leaders throughout the city that appears to have given kenney a real leg up on that sector of the vote. jim kenney speaking to his enthusiastic supporters just a couple of minutes ago. let's listen. >> i am honored and forever humble by the coalition support that made me the democratic nominee for mayor of the city

melissa and gordon welcome aboard and good luck to all three of you. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round... which today has these categories for you. ...from the world-famous wall drug. and, finally each correct response ends in the letters "th." choyon, start. ends in "th" for $400, please. gordon. what is froth? that's the word. ends in "th" for $200, please. melissa. what is mirth? good. souvenirs of south dakota for $200. here's sarah to start us off. the deluxe 14-incher used for this hopeful activity like at big thunder nearby in the 1890s. choyon. what is gold prospecting? that's it. ends with "th" for $600.

in the newsroom bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> a mom in houston texas makes her son turn himself in. what he's accused of of doing is shocking. police say he knocked down a two-year-old to steal the boy's i-pad in a parking lot last week. the teen's parents recognized him on surveillance video and they called the police. cops believe he's part of a group that may be involved in other recent robberies. a warning for those other teens tonight. people in the area plan to do the same. >> if you're hiding you better be like osama bin laden. you better hide underground. >> police say the little boy got minor bumps and bruises from the fall. his mom just wants his i pad back. >>> a pair of philadelphia restaurants push the envelope when it comes to their names. >> fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson shows us these shops are doing whatever they can and we mean whatever they can to stand out. >> reporter: two new philadelphia eat reece are generating some publicity and a little backlash over their provocative names. first one is big gay ice cream on south street. the other name i can't say bu

chris gordon went to vietnam to see what's changed in that country. of. >> effective immediately the learning channel has pulled all the episodes of its show "19 kids and counting." they did that after the duggar family's oldest son admitted to molesting young girls some years ago. the network issued a statement saying that it was -- and i quote -- troubled by this heartbreaking situation. that move follows reports of sexual misconduct by josh duggar against several underaged girls back when he was a teenager. duggar issued an apology this week. he's 27 years old now. he also resigned from his job at the family research council here in d.c. >>> this memorial day weekend we're remembering those who have died for our country. more than 58,000 american service members were killed in vietnam alone. 40 years later, those who served and survived are returning to that country. news4's chris gordon was there recently and has their story. >> reporter: vietnam was my generation's war. tens of thousands of americans were killed or wounded. there were supporters