ellen was nine when she got the flu that led to seizure which led to brain damage. she has limited control over at her muscle and balances. she lived at woods in langhorne pennsylvania for the past 30 years. it provides care, medical, dental and personal ascertain behavioral for people with disabilities, but soon ellen and hundreds of others will be forced to move in compliance with the division of developmental disabilities returning home new jersey initiative. the state's website said it will bring families closer together and provide community-based home like setting for adults some of whom have lived in institutional facilities and increase federal matching funds by providing care. a spokesperson for the division didn't have anyone available for an on-camera interview. it will save the state more than 20 million carol's. anyone moved will be placed in a home that meets both their personal and medical needs. ellen's mother judy mccabe fears that won't happen. >> our peace of mind is shattered. she'll never get the stimulation they gets here and she will sit in th

when the comics make a special trip the ellen degeneres show... - the ellen? can you imagine that? - for an unforgettable challenge. let's get this thing started. - let's do it. - celebrity mentor wanda sykes will prepare the comics to be interviewed by legendary comedian and talk show host ellen degeneres. - line up and bend over. [laughter] - and ellen's audience will pick the winner. - and the winner is... then the no-holds-barred stand-up showdown. two comics will enter the comedy dome, but only one will survive. tune in for one of the biggest... are you ready for the big time? - baddest... - i would love to be on there dancing with ellen. that's history. - and funniest nights of comedy. - it's not soul train. it's last comic standing. - as we move another step closer to finding out who will be the last comic standing. >>> next at 11, silicon valley expanding. the new bay area hot spot for tech companies. >>> plus -- a south bay teen achieves his ultimate nba dreams. the news is next. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> at this point, silicon valley is old money. >> old money

. >> reporter: joe and martin has been working with 44 year-old ellen petoff for more than a decade. ellen was nine when he got a flu, high fever led to unstoppable seizures which led to brain damage. >> so we tried steps today. >> reporter: she has limited control over her muscles and balance, and swallowing problems. she's lived at woods in langhorne, pennsylvania, for the past 30 years. it provides care, medical, dental, personal and behavioral for people with disabilities. >> this is maintaining the the best possible quality of life for her which is what my goalies. >> reporter: but soon, ellen and hundreds of others will be forced to move, in compliance with the division of developmental disabilities, returning home new jersey, initiative. the states's web site says it will help bring families closer together, provide community based home life settings for adults, some of whom have lived in institutional settings. and, increase new jersey's ability to receive federal matching funds, by providing care, in new jersey. >> a spokesperson for the division told me they didn't have any

he used the stolen card to rent it and also booked a stay at a $12 million vacation heel in glen ellen. >>> in las vegas, investigators are looking into the shooting death of two police officers and a bystander murdered by a man and a woman who then died

ellen? >> yes, i think that just to sort of set the scene here, we certainly need an approach that is flexible, innovative, so question take on the adaptive adversary. we need something that an approach that is risk-based so we can make the most cost-effective use of our resources. that said, we recognize not that we don't want to have -- negative impacts on global trade, so we are looking in the near-term to specific improvements in the area of the targeting algorithms, the reducing the alarms. working with our partners at some of the csi ports to increase the percentage of scanning that is undertaken. we're looking at, i think it's a key point that i hope doesn't get lost in today's discussion, looking across all pathways. focussing on a single pathway doesn't necessarily reduce overall risks. so as we go forward, we need to consider improving security across all transportation pathways. and lastly, i would note that we are continuing the dialogue with stakeholders to see what additional o

. >> mary ellen o'toole is a criminal profiler who worked in the fbi's famed behavioral analysis unit for more than a decade. >> the purpose of working in this unit was to study violent crime and the kinds of people who commit these crimes. all in an effort to assist law enforcement throughout the world to identify these offenders, to interview them, and to successfully prosecute them. my specialty was working with violent offenders, serial killers, psychopaths. i worked on the unabomber case. i worked on the jaycee dugard case. i worked on gary ridgway, the green river murder case. >> now she delves into the mind of james dusty rhoedes, who is serving four consecutive life sentences for murder, attempted murder, kidnapping and sexual battery. >> at the time that dusty was out and walking the streets, he was extremely dangerous. he was lethal. he was absolutely lethal. on a scale of one to five, you definitely have to put dusty at a five. >> i'm military trained. if i want to hurt you, i can do this in a matter of seconds. >> the look that he gave me was actually chilling. when you he

and if we're going to have any moral imperative of any kind, we have to knock this stuff off. >> ellen. >> well, first of all our government there have been a lot of complaints to our government, our government shouldn't do anything really because it inflames things. there have been christian groups and people of faith talking to people of faith there. it's against the law to do what they did to her. and the top people in sudan -- i have a project in south sudan, i know that area of the world pretty well. and so the thing that's really worked is these groups talking to each other behind the scenes. yes, they're signatures, but if our government gets involved, it gets crazy. >> in the meantime, our state department has a key position called the ambassador at large for international freedom that has been empty for months. the president has publicly stated that he intends to get someone nominated soon. he said that last in february. we've repeatedly pushed the white house and state department on that because it is a key voice in this kind of conversation. the u.s. does have a unique posit

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right now, they are being held in half a million dollars bail each. >> and thank you, ellen, you have done the in depth reporting on this, and people should check out the information that you have been able to uncover from sources there. thank you so much, ellen. >> thank you. >>> we have new detail ss about the alleged attack against v. stiviano in new york, and that is going to top the stories around "newsnation." we want to warn you first gnat the image nas you arare -- imag that you are about to see are disturbing. the daily mail has these exclusive pictures of the injuries that were taken after sun kaye's alleged attack outside of the hotel. attorneys say two men approached her and yelled her several times while yelling racial slurs. one man accused in the attack is due in court today and he is facing hate and assault charges, and v. stiviano is the woman who revealed the remarks of the los angeles clippers' owner donald sterling. today, he said he is ready to move on. >> everything is just how it should be. it may have worked out differently, but it is good. it is all good. i'm

ellen fans, ellen will air at 1:00 today and tomorrow here on nbc 10. >>> happening today, this is something we are watching closely for you. septa is holding a kick-off rally for the pilot program. septa will begin overnight service on the broad street this sunday morning after midnight. this program will replace existing bus service that runs during the early morning hours. the kick-off rally that includes an announcement about free wi-fi will be held at 11:00. >>> 17 minutes past 5:00. if you are heading out the door, stay updated on the roads. >>> jillian mele is watching it all. >> i checked up at the website, no delays to report. that is good news for the morning. new jersey, a live look at the 42 freeway, the northbound side. head out to the bridges, you can see the fog in the distance this morning. as far as traffic goes, 42 is looking good. the drive times on the blue ridge, looking good. 18 minutes northbound 95 up to 76. you can expect the same on the southbound side. southbound side of 95 from woodhavn to the vine, a 13 minute trip now. i anticipate that changinging after 6:00. p

-ellen degeneres. and the soap opera . the ellen degeneres show receive its eighth trophy as outstanding sentiment talk show. the steve howe the show was on an outstanding informative talk-show while harvey won as best game show host for a family feud. cvs is the younger and the restless after their best drama series on is what its star billy miller won a trophy for best lead actor in a drama series. ellen davidson of nbc's days of our lives was named best drama series actress. watching what street this morning. two of three major stock indexes are in record territory as a new trading week began street both the s&p 500 and the dow hit record highs on friday. is it with a closing numbers. the dow ended 25.3 the nasdaq was up 8.3 in the s&p 500 rose 3.3 opening welleszes 30. mid to upper 80s potentially inland. the winds will primarily be on the peninsula and the clothes and went through some of those coastal gas like the san bruno got proof the four were going to see walesa of the strongest. and just a quick look at the eve

ellen at a special time, 1:00 because we'll air the u.s. open golf tournament on nbc 10 between 3:00 and 5:00 this afternoon. >> actor tracy morgan is showing signs of improvement after being hurt in an accident on the new jersey turnpike. morgan's publicist says the comedian is still in critical but stable condition. according to his team his recovery is progressing. morgan has a broken leg and ribs from saturday's crash. fellow comedian james mcnair was killed in the crash. hundreds gathered in new york to pay tribute to mcnair in a memorial service. mcnair, morgan and two others were returning from a stand-up performance when their limo was hit. kevin roper of georgia is the walmart tractor-trailer driver accused of causing the deadly crash. he pleaded not guilty in court wednesday but police say he admitted to them he had been up 24 hours straight without taking a break. >> the situation in iraq is falling apart. president obama is deciding whether the u.s. should go to the rescue. it's more than just a civil war. the concern is that ou

so you will still be able to watch steve harvey, bethenny, and ellen before getting the day's latest news at 5:00, just not us. >> don't be alarmed, you can still catch "ellen." >> and you can always get the latest info on nbcbayarea.com. >> have a great day. see you soon. ♪ do your own housework, you little crackers ♪ - what? - my kindergarten teacher was a former black panther. - oh. hey, i'm gonna fix that loose baseboard upstairs. - wow, look at you, all sweaty with your tool belt and your '90s haircut. you look like you're in a gay porno. - oh, yeah? you're one to talk, buddy. - [bronx accent] i'm brent. i'm the new guy on the crew. - i'm rod. i'm the boss. and what i say goes. i've never been with a man before. - looks like i'm the boss now...rod. - oh! what are we doing? - i don't know. whatever! let's wrestle! it doesn't matter. - [chuckles] liz, what is "adoption stuff"? - [chuckles] - are you adopting a kid? - no. don't worry. that's from a long time ago. it's not happening. - you have a baby name book, and you circled adolf? - actually, i borrowed that book from my mot

let men and women be the parents and children they want to be. >> ellen bravo, really appreciate it. actually, we're asking people to do exactly that. whatever side of the aisle you're on, weigh in. go to our website and tell us what workplace policies are most important to you and your family. and tweet us at #rfdworkingfamilies with your choice and a photo of your folks. we'll be exploring your top choice with key voices in this debate as the week goes on. stay tuned for that. that wraps things up for today's edition of "rfd." you can catch the show week days at 1:00 p.m. here on msnbc. up next is "the reid report" with a fabulous working mom, joy reid. don't miss it. this is interesting. it says here that a woman's sex drive increases at the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heart disease. it seems that 80 is the new 18. grannies, bless your heart, you are bringing sexy back! eat up. keep heart-healthy. live long. for a healthy heart, eat the 100% natural whole grain goodness of post shredded wheat. doctors recommend it. you wouldn't have it she any other way.our toes. but your

ellen, i understand how if we ate better we could combat the health care costs. i understand the environmental impact because cows give off so much methane. how can me eating healthier fight terrorism? >> it does seem like quite a stretch. the way i got into food issues was through the issue of hunger. when you look at the world, the places around the world set with violence and terrorism are often the world's hungriest. even though we have great innovations to solving major world problems today we somehow haven't been able to find a way to feed still almost a billion people around the world who are hungry. i argue when you look at the history especially of the last 30 or 35 years where the rampant obesity crisis has co existed with hunger there is a deep link between the way we feed ourselves and food systems around the world and not able to feed the hungry and how that can breed violence and discontent and terrorism. >> i think you are right. it was spoken about all the time as long as we have people in poverty who don't have enough to eat we will have some lev

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so, ellen, let me start with you. i know you will actually be speaking at the summit tomorrow, between the president and maria sclooir shriver, which is extraordinary. what would you say in that moment about the state of working families today? >> we know that many more women are working and many more men want to be involved fathers, but the truth is the very thing that makes you a good parent could cost you your paycheck or your job. 40% of the workforce doesn't have a single paid work day and only 12% get paid leave. if you want an economy who works for everyone, then we have to guarantee at least minimum standards for everyone and that means policies like paid sick leave and family leave insurance. >> i want to underline that so people don't think you're overselling that point the thinks that could make you a good parent could cost you your job. you worked with talking about her experience of losing her job as a result of her child being out of school in chicago because of the cold. let's take a listen. >> i had a

. >> ellen degeneres won. >> eighth year, ellen has won for the eighth year, wasn't televised. because of that you could think they could rattle on as long as >> they did it last? >> a long ceremony. sharon osbourne said she felt like it was five hours. >> oh, gosh. >> it was a long, long day. >> love t box office, what was number one? >> think like a guy part two was number one, $30 million, more than it cost to make. and everybody talking about "jersey boys" didn't do well. did about $14 million. didn't do quite as well. got see it >> we love you, rob. >> love the rob shoottoe. >>> james patterson is back with the book your kids will want to read this summer, plus a thriller for you. >>> clipping coupons without clipping. hundreds of dollars a year. put the scissors away after this. everything you do today it all starts with weather. >> people need to understand that weather isn't just bad weather, it's everyday, it's everything around you and it's amazing. it is amazing out there. >> start your mornings with wake up with al and amhq, america's morning headquarters with sam c

ellen kaplan or larry platt. these are the type of people they have to be nonpartisan or bipartisan. journalist. >> i asked zack about this, he said one of the things that was most important to him not that he has a lot of sway that we have new blood coming in. it does look like it doesn't change much around here. in philadelphia, people stay until they die and when they die their children come in. the osification of leadership -- to bring a fresher set of eyes to it. not the same old same old. we're looking for new leadership in this city. >> and not seeing so much of it. >> let's go back to tom wolf the businessman who won the preliminary race to be in the november final with the governor, 20 points up on govenor corbett. here's the survey to show the last time they checked it. he is at 53%. corbett 33% undecidedl -- undieded 11. >> there was a are as -- are al that leans republican. i think there's good news for channel 6 and all the tv stations. >> a lot of ad revenue. >> both sides will be well funded and th

. >> ellen harris wrote a book about this case called "guarding the secrets." >> the prosecution offered zein a deal, that if he pled guilty to murder in the first degree, they would go lighter on maria. and he refused to do so. so he had no interest in saving his own wife. >> after hearing the tapes and the medical examiner's report, the jury found zein and maria isa guilty. they were both sentenced to death. zein died in prison of natural causes in 1998, before his execution could be carried out. maria's death sentence was later reversed on a technicality. but she will spend the rest of her life in prison without parole. had it not been for zein isa's suspected ties to terrorism, the prosecutor's theory about what happened to tina isa would have been just that. but the audio tape proved what many jurists would have found difficult to accept -- >> you can hear in her voice, her parents were murdering her. there's not a whole lot you can say. it's, as i said, earlier the most horrifying thing i ever hope to hear. and -- it's just-- it's incomprehensible. >> the medical examiner did not h

police say they used the car to book a $12 million vacation home in glenn ellen. he was arrested in march for trying to use a fake credit card to buy $10,000 worth of project in berkeley. >> a lot of excitement. the stage is set for belmont stakes. coming up, how anticipation is building for california chrome. plus... >> from blood, sweat, tears in it. >> plus, polar bear a big splash. dinner at the table. is approaching i think something like 12 minutes. thanks to 12 extra crispy tenders, 4 dipping sauces, 2 sides, and biscuits... and a free i spy game, right on the bucket. i kind of want to do this every friday. ♪ ♪ >> belmont park in new york this is where california chrome is set to run tomorrow. >> if he does, california chrome will become horse racing's 12 triple crown champion. care travers has a preview of the potentially historic race. first, kentucky derby. next up, the preekness tomorrow, the belmont. as the sun rose, california chrome got in a workout. it's been a whirl wind couple of weeks. from the new york stock exchange to top of the empire sta

has the military intelligence needed for persuasion earth difference on list even ellen says getting involved in iraq again would be an unwelcome blow to the. to the iraqi military i think would be a nightmare they have the weapons. isis hands that weapons have so then you have the other thing is. overseas but also the ice is still very crude has. to have a major major impact if you so if we were to go. it would be the tightest we've had for a long long time and even then the barrels we're going to see change and then we could even see another still ahead in the program with the late kitty comes on run the clock surveillance and. economic down in the final. day. sang i and the rest of life a living every week. welcome back to the program the president of belarus alexander lukashenko the conversation itself was recorded on no one source guy nature counts were it wasn't her. a russian prankster who goes by the name of vaughan rang up the administration of the president of bellows and introduced himself as the son of victor young a call which the ousted president of ukraine he got to ta

. >> reporter: ellen grand had an prosecutor she is ramping child porn prosecution. in 2013 they made 18 arrests, this year, more than 70. she warns law enforcement can do only so much. >> reporter: grandahan said parents must get involved. she said parents need to know what their kids are doing, period. >> instagram. facebook, i monitor every drop of that stuff and that's what parents have to do, that's my advice to them, don't worry about invading their privacy. >> reporter: there's a link to the a.g., do you know your child's pass world. >>> now to the revel, resort is a melting ice cube. it's back in bankruptcy court for the second time in little over a year. it will shut down and fire more than 32 employees if a byre can't be found. >>> police say people are stripping copper and other metals from every old building and stealing from gravesites. five men have been arrested on theft charges. a law to ban scrap metal workers from buying grave markers and religious memorials is underway. >>> we have a sneak peek at rising star. >>> a landslide comes dangerously clos

ellen? >> yes, i think that just to sort of set the scene here, we certainly need an approach that is flexible, innovative, so question take on the adaptive adversary. we need something that an approach that is risk-based so we can make the most cost-effective use of our resources. that said, we recognize not that we don't want to have -- negative impacts on global trade, so we are looking in the near-term to specific improvements in the area of the targeting algorithms, the reducing the alarms. working with our partners at some of the csi ports to increase the percentage of scanning that is undertaken. we're looking at, i think it's a key point that i hope doesn't get lost in today's discussion, looking across all pathways. focussing on a single pathway doesn't necessarily reduce overall risks. so as we go forward, we need to consider improving security across all transportation pathways. and lastly, i would note that we are continuing the dialogue with stakeholders to see what additional o

most important, thank you ellen paddleman for 39 years of true love and for our best productions ava, greta and noah. and by my proxy standing here, thank you so all of our families for helping us do what we love. i would also like to acknowledge two of my many features marvin krause and liz mckan. and two of my newer teachers the amazing sue wagner and john johnston. (applause) steven had an epiphany when he was 18 years old about this show. and he has been the singular driving force behind gentlemen's guide for years. vickar ward belongs to-- this award belongs to him and robert freeman who persevered and to darko whose vision is on that stage every night. it also belongs to hartford stage and the old globe who saw this show's promise and gave it life and to jordan roth who gave us a beautiful theatre and a great staff and who-to-the whole creative team, the cast, the crews the nutrition, our coproducers, investors and everyone at our offices, the little engine that could, did! (cheers and applause) we all do what we do in the theatre because we believe it matters. theatre nourishes

. >> next up is ellen alono. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i had to take a deep breath. sorry. i he wore a new shirt for you guys. >> we're honored. >> excuse the shuffled look right now. my name is allen and first of all, thank you for this opportunity to speak before you. i'm a cac member representing the community base organizations south of market. i've been on the stabilization fund cac for three and a half years now, so i'll confess, it was a learning curve for me, but now i've been seated and i feel -- my time on the cac, i feel that i've really helped -- i've learned so much and i feel that i can help the community by continuing my participation in the cac. i've been living in san francisco for a total of 28 years. 1 11 of the years i lived in the south of market. i started from 850 west brian shirt and i was the manager of beno street. and it's a filipino venue that has been around since 1989. i work as a manager which is apart of the south of market area. we have one on six street, a drop in center and a community arts program on market. so i still feel that i'm very

. >>> "ellen" fans we have a programming note to pass along. "ellen" will air at a special time, 1:00 p.m. again today because we're airing the u.s. open golf tournament between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. all new on nbc 10 news at 5:00, facebook changing the way it's collecting information about you and that has some privacy advocates up in arms. could your web browsing lead to profiling? we'll take a look today at 5:00. >>> tonight on nbc 10 news at 6:00, taking action in the wake of a scathing audit. earlier this week we told you just how many local veterans have been waiting for appointments at local va hospitals. tonight the steps pennsylvania's governor is taking to ensure better medical care. >>> now to an update on our top story today. septa and its two regional rail unions still in negotiations right now. if a deal isn't reached between both sides, workers could go on strike at midnight tonight. one option that hasn't been used, the mayor or governor can ask president obama to order a 240-day cooling off period. if it comes to a strike, septa h

ellen, what a joy to have you here with us today. i'm so curious about these letters, who are they from and where did they come from? what part of the country and what was her response like getting those letters? >> they're an incredible collection of letters. they came from every state in the union, from little towns, from big cities, from people who are living in abject poverty, to very wealthy people who had been friends of the kennedys. the nation really poured out its heart to this young widow in the aftermath of her husband's death. i think we know from an appearance she made shortly after her husband's death, her first public appearance some six or seven weeks later, when she thanked the public for what had at that point been 800,000 letters that she had received that she was deeply moved by them and wanted the letters to be kept in the president's library so future generations of americans would know how much her husband had meant to citizens in the united states and really around the world. >> the number of letters and the s

actress is talking to ellen about her new line of swim wear. steve martin has a performance you don't want to miss. >>> this afternoon, a solution for septa riders. the strike is over at least for now. what happens next? we're taking a closer look at the offer on the table and talking to riders about their commuting concerns. that's this afternoon on "nbc 10 news" at 4:00. all new at "nbc 10 news" at 5:00, a shark sighting. the scare in the water and what the life guards did when they saw the threat of the shark. >>> plugs, summer construction in full swing, but where are the biggest road repairs and who gets the money to fix them. tonight at 6:00, "nbc 10" breaks down the prioritization and who gets the biggest piece of the pie, tedd? >>> a lot of people aren't using their air conditioning. they will this week. a chance of thunderstorms comes back. humidity goes up, renee. we know how much we love that on our hair, that humidity going up. specifically wednesday and thursday though. friday looks nice. >> bad hair days coming. i knew it had to c

sue ellen: dear diary. last week i received the most amazing package. it traveled halfway around the world, all the way from dharamsala, india. the package was sent to me by my pen pal, tenzin wangdu. he's tibetan, and even though i've never met him, i think he's really cool! inside was a sweater made by his mom of real yak wool. yaks are a kind of shaggy cow at only lives in the himalayas. it was so soft! i put it on right away. it was a little big, but i didn't care. it was instantly my favorite sweater. it felt magical, like i could almost feel the snow from the himalayas around me. but a lot can change in a week. now when i look at that sweater, i don't think of tenzin or the himalayas or the yak that the wool came from. i only think about how mean people can be. (shivering) man, is it cold out there! i know. my ears are still frozen. (clanking) what you need is a pair of genuine yak wool earmuffs. where would i get those? from a tibetan pen pal, if you're lucky enough to have one.

ellen will air at 1:00 because we'll air the u.s. open golf tournament here between 3:00 and 5:00. >> we have new information in the jersey jam. the securities and exchange commission is the latest agency to launch an investigation into the lane closures scandal. a report says the s.e.c. will look into operations. governor christie has denied prior knowledge of the plan to create the traffic jams on the bridge on purpose. >> governor christie is taking a lighter approach to the bridge scandal. >> he poked fun at the situation last night when he was on "the tonight show" with jamie fallon. it was here on nbc 10. it's pretty classic. take a look. ♪ >> you had a little scandal happen. >> what are you talking about? >> i don't know if you heard about it. you have a family. >> sure. they are here. believe me, that wasn't nearly as bad as them watching me dance out there with you. i guarantee you that. they are so much more humiliated with that because i actually did that. >> "the tonight show" had to have told thyme exaggerate the moves

. >> the sacrificed ellen made by our troops and giving them an opportunity to build a stable inclusive society. and to prosper and deliver for the basic needs and aspirations of the iraqi people. they are a sovereign country. they have their own politics. will we have tried to do is give them our best advice about how they can solve their political problems. we are indicating to them that there is not going to be a simple military solution to this issue. if you start saying various groups inside iraq simply go to respective corners. it is almost certain pack at will not be able to control huge chunks of their own country. the only way they can do that is if there are credible leaders will cut the national level and at the local level. an election took place and which despite all of this mistrust despite all of this frustration despite all of this anger you still have millions of a iraqis in dangerous circumstances. >> you have a court that a certified those elections. a constitutional process to chance government formation. >> so far at least the one bit of encouraging news is that all

he will take on republican hugh bustle who beat out democrat ellen corbett. >>> and san francisco voters have passed proposition b to let residents have the last word on waterfront development that might be too tall. it passed by nearly 60% of the votes last night. >> a hotel housekeeper is being called a heroine. andria borba explains how the woman helped investigators track down the suspect in a rash of bay area home invasions. >> reporter: sometimes one man's trash is another man's stolen goods. this pass weekend some guests were checking out of the premier inn in concord, room 257, and told housekeeper vicki brooks to dump everything they left behind. >> well, if they tell me to throw it in the garbage and it's all good stuff, i said, there's something wrong. you know? it's not right. so just turned on the lights, you know? wait a minute. [ laughter ] >> reporter: there were electronics, legal documents, pictures. vicki called concord police. that stuff, according to detectives, all linked to a series of break-ins on san miguel road. >> the door was kicked in. >> reporter: philly oli

and he also booked a stay at a $12 million vacation home in glen ellen. >>> comedian tracy morgan is in critical condition this morning but doctors say he is more responsive following the surgery on his leg. morgan and two others were injured early saturday morning when a truck slammed into their limo bus on the new jersey turnpike. the truck driver faces charges now. still not clear what caused the crash but driver fatigue is a possibility. >> they can work the 80 hours a week truck drivers can. this is unsafe on the american highways for all of us. and most the of the people who are harmed in these crashes are people in cars. >> one of morgan's mentors comedian jimmy mcnair was killed in the crash. the group was returning from a performance in delaware when the accident happened over the weekend. >>> well, a best of broadway picked up trophies last night at the 68th annual tony awards. >> marlie hall reports a 43- year-old set a record for the most tony's for an actress. [ applause ] >> reporter: if there was a belle of the ball at this year's tony awards, it would be aid a mcdonal

police say jared miller and wife, amanda, were on mission to kip when they ambushed officers ellen back, igor soldo at pizza shop. authorities say social media postings show the couple was anti-government, and apparently, also linked to a nazi movement. >>> suspects pulled the officers out of the boot, on to the grounds, where they placed a flag, don't tread on me yellow flag on body of officer beck. also through a swastika on top of his body. >> now, after shooting the officers, they stormed a wal-mart killing 31 year old joseph will cox, who tried to stop them. the couple engaged gunfire with police, then amanda miller shot and killed her husband and then turned the gun on herself. >>> well, a wild police chase captured on tape, check this out, a california man, who climbed onto rooftops, with a rifle, is waking up in jail this morning. forty-one year old nolan perez finally surrendered to police after swat team fired tear gas into the north hollywood home he was barricaded in. now, police say the incident began when they tried to arrest him on out standing want for making criminal th

. >> each week, american history tv brings you archival films that help ellen story of the 20th century. in the second of a five-part look at hollywood directors that made films for the u.s. government during world war ii, we featured george stevens, who was with the invading army in 1944 to document the day. he assisted in the production of the film, "true glory" and documented the horrors of not see concentration camps. to journalist and film historian mark harris. five camek is titled back, the story of hollywood in the second world war. one of the directors featured by the author is george stevens will stop mark harris is writing us from new york. thank you for being with us. these fivek, directors are essentially putting their careers on hold to help the u.s. army military during the height of world war ii. why did george stevens get involved? been a director of some of the most successful light comedies and escapist movies throughout the 1930's. he came up during laurel and hedy's silence shorts and did everything from swing time, one of the best of the front astaire ginger rogers

most important, thank you ellen paddleman for 39 years of true love and for our best productions ava, greta and noah. and by my proxy standing here, thank you so all of our families for helping us do what we love. i would also like to acknowledge two of my many features marvin krause and liz mckan. and two of my newer teachers the amazing sue wagner and john johnston. (applause) steven had an epiphany when he was 18 years old about this show. and he has been the singular driving force behind gentlemen's guide for years. vickar ward belongs to-- this award belongs to him and robert freeman who persevered and to darko whose vision is on that stage every night. it also belongs to hartford stage and the old globe who saw this show's promise and gave it life and to jordan roth who gave us a beautiful theatre and a great staff and who-to-the whole creative team, the cast, the crews the nutrition, our coproducers, investors and everyone at our offices, the little engine that could, did! (cheers and applause) we all do what we do in the theatre because we believe it matters. theatre nourishes

ellen mark's husband fought in korea. she thinks the u.s. military did pull out of iraq too fast. >> they should have left some back and brought them back in smaller quantities at a time. >> reporter: at the opening of a brand-new va clinic, there was a sense of relief that years of combat are finally ending and there is not a lot of appetite to go back in. kerry harvey was a tank commander in the first gulf war. >> we can't keep putting soldiers in harm's way over and over and over again. you know, somewhere it has to stop. >> reporter: no one we spoke with here wants boots back on the ground. does the u.s. have a role now? >> we have a supporting role, yes. but we don't have a role in fund. we should assist them from the back. >> reporter: for the war weary, the battle to secure iraq now feels like somebody else's fight. stephanie gosk, nbc news, georgia. >>> the uncertainty over the crisis is having, as you might have guessed, immediate economic impact at home. iraq is the number two oil producer in opec. gas line prices will go up five t

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coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00, ellen has pink. the performer sits down to talk about one of her recent projects, becoming a mom. plus a performance by zendaya. nbc news at 4:00. we're checking in with gm dealers dealing with customers coming in for massive recalls. what you need to know this afternoon on nbc news 10 at 4:00. then on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00, giving up the fight. we catch up with some beach business owners who say red tape is just getting in the way of them starting fresh. >>> then at 6:00, under further review, the head of the department of veterans affairs comes to our area. we'll be there as he visits the philadelphia va medical center which is being examined as part of a nationwide investigation. nbc first alert chief meteorologist glen hurricane schwartz will still have the forecast for you today at 4:00. . switch to fios internet and phone with a 2-year agreement and get a free upgrade to fios quantum internet for just $99.99 a month. but hurry this offer runs out july 19th. or...ask about our no annual contract

we will size it up with alan -- ellen zentner of morgan stanley. in thes a team moving on world cup. a select of a group of nations are not. >> it is true. i watched the match. did you watch the match? it was fantastic. >> i did. we were on bloomberg radio with it. we have a lot of fun with it. michael mckee all set up with the match. we look forward to tuesday where the u.s. plays belgium. >> what do you make of this suarez bite? >> i have watched it a little bit. what i would say is immediately following the event, i was really taken aback by the experts at espn from europe and south america and they were visibly distraught over the event. this goes way beyond punishment or that. these people who are real pros within the culture of soccer were very, very upset by it. way beyond anything i have seen in america. >> apparently, it does not, such a huge surprise because so many that hehat that -- bet would take a bite. >> yes, scarlet fu once the money on that bet. >> looking forward to "surveillance" coming up in 25 minutes. >> i don't want to talk