randy's brother, state trooper rory steidl believed randy was guilty. randy's mother wanted to see for herself, so she visited him behind bars. >> you see your mother's eyes, tears streaming down her cheeks. sets down, she said you look at me right now. did you have anything to do with this at all? i looked her right in her eyes. and i said, mom, i've done some bad things in my life, but i've never done anything like this. you know i'm not capable of doing anything like this. as soon as i got that out of my mouth, she was up and out of that visiting booth, slammed the door. >> when we left, she said he didn't do that, rory. i said, well how do you know? and she said by the way he answered my question. i looked him right in the eye. i know when he's lying to me. >> despite their mother's belief in randy's innocence, only hard evidence could shake rory's faith in the system. that evidence was about to come from an unlikely source. >> my epiphany came when i got the call from randy's attorney that said i just received a letter from debbie reinboldt that sa

police asked randy if he would put the pieces back together. surprisingly, randy agreed. while doing so, he made an incriminating statement. >> he said, almost to himself, well, she was a little one. she was a little one, so yeah, this is how i did it. >> investigators noticed there was blue carpet lining the inside of the box. fibers from this carpet matched the last remaining piece of forensic evidence found on dana stinson's clothing. finally, police prepared a photo lineup and showed it to dana stinson telling her that their suspect may or may not be in the lineup. >> less than five seconds, less than three. as soon as i gave it to her, she scanned it and she pointed to his picture and she said, he's the man that took me from the church and did that to me. >> randy lee allen was confronted with dana's identification and the forensic evidence. he confessed and read his statement on videotape. >> i saw a little girl, grabbed her and started walking her towards my van. >> but one thing bothered investigators. if randy allen was the perpetrator, how could he have been at

randy: it's kind of crazy looking, isn't it? sara: it's like an alice in wonderland tree, like she bit off a piece of that tree and got really big. [laughter] randy: aw, there she is. hi, willa. -she's so little. -good girl. so obviously you guys are known for your interior design, but i had no idea that you were so passionate about landscape architecture. randy: we really love it. you don't get to do it for many clients. it's very time consuming. it's a big commitment. but you get big projects, and it's a lot about lifestyle and how you live your life inside your house and in your property. speaking of inside your house, let's go inside your house. i can't wait to see it. ok. [inaudible]. [music playing] i love this fish. ah, isn't it cool? randy just bought it for me for my birthday. sara: it's a statement piece. tony: it is cool. i actually feel like this is very un-hamptons, this dining room. randy: it doesn't particularly feel beachy-- our house-- even thought we're close to the beach. but this answers the garden in a kind

>> reporter: hi,randi. for the past few days, choppers have been in the skies scouring the beach, the same cleaning crews that found that original piece of debris. they are analyzing the current patterns around the island in the hopes of being able to pinpoint other places where debris might potentially pop up. that's seen as important, because each piece of potential debris that they find could give very important clues, not only to the point of origin but also to what caused mh-370 to come down. the search really seen as incredibly important. this is all, of course, happening on a very tiny little island, a tourist attraction. they are not only dealing with mh-370. they are also dealing with a volcano erupting as i speak. they have had to evacuate the upper reaches of that volcano. providing for some spectacular pictures. so far, volcano not posing any sort of dangers to the areas, the lower parts of the island. randy? >> that is some good news. when do you expect we can expect some word from france, some

and there is randy. you can see randy. really knows how to do it, randy is a man who has flopped on his belly before. we've got to go to the judges. mark cuban, what did you give randy? >> just because randy got hannah wet -- >> jimmy: a 10, there you go. hannah, what score do you give randy? >> i'm giving him a 9. >> jimmy: aunt chippy? >> i lost my eyelashes but i'm giving him a 9. >> jimmy: we'll buy you more. oh, you came one short there, randy. nicely done, though. you really did well. sal has a hot dog for you. let's go back up to the podium. to see who our next belly flopper is. robert, are you ready robert? >> yes, i am. >> jimmy: robert, you know, it may seem like you're going to run away with this but i think you will automatically get a handicap because people assume you're going to create a big splash. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you have to jump correctly, all right? all right, robert. are you ready? >> yeah, i'm ready. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. count him down. >> guillermo: three, two, one! >> jimmy: guillermo,

>>> my name is randy shaw. i would like to welcome you all to the tenderloin museum. [ cheers and applause ] >> and you know it's not a dream, it really exist. i brought joaquin torres and amy cohen a few weeks ago. i wanted his honest assessment. i said what do you think? he said, you know, i can't believe it's actually going to happen. that is a common thing. and i want to say right at the outset two people who are not with us today who i just want to acknowledge because without their infused spirit and legacy we wouldn't be here. one is lloyd cooper. many of you know that lee roy was a long mentor of mine and from fall of 1979. we met with lee roy in his office and he was selling us this idea that tenderloin could be improved and here we are still doing it. it's quite impressive. the other one is cattle, whose wedding photo is here since 1985. he meant so much with my relationship with him because he opened the door to the sro community and became a major donor. we got many many people who care about the ten

kiefer: randy, yes? randy: the chamber has been accused of supporting the hated senate amnesty bill which it wasn't. we don't have to belabor it but amnesty in our view is forgiveness. if you look it up in a law dictionary. it's forgiveness of a wrong and no one is offered forgiveness. there is a stiff fine for that wrong of coming in. it's not for giving the wrong. it's what is the appropriate . penalty? many think people think deportation is appropriate. i would argue that's a penalty -- i would argue that the . penalty does not fit the crime. it's not realistic because we will not deport them so let's come up with a fix instead of doing nothing. it seems a substantial civil fine and going through other steps before you get a series of probationary steps before you get a status to work and then a green card is appropriate. people will disagree with that. but i don't think most people call that amnesty. at least from the chamber positive point, it's not amnesty. with regard to border security, it is mor

>> well you know randy it's an interesting question. i think that given the platform and his reach and how private that he and she are and that she is a doctor i don't think as f of over sharing but use the platform to start an important conversation and give people permission to come out of the shadows and privacy and relationships and get connected not necessarily on facebook but with each other and friends and family on the things that you normally keep private and grieve about. i think that's a powerful thing that he has done randy. >> yeah he struck a nerve. if you read the comments and so many woman can relate and he has moved quit a few of them. >> absolutely. i was certainly one of them. >> all right. mel robins we appreciate you sharing your story and talking about it. >> always great to see you randy randy. >>> cnn catches up with donald trump up in scott land ahead of the debate. who else will join him on the debate stage and how will they prepare. >> it will all change. interestingly on the poll leadership it said that trump

kiefer: randy, yes? randy: the chamber has been accused of supporting the hated senate amnesty bill which it wasn't. we don't have to belabor it but amnesty in our view is forgiveness. if you look it up in a law dictionary. it's forgiveness of a wrong and no one is offered forgiveness. there is a stiff fine for that wrong of coming in. it's not forgiving the wrong. it's what is the appropriate penalty? many think people think deportation is appropriate. i would argue that the penalty does not fit the crime. it's not realistic because we will not deport them so let's come up with a fix instead of doing nothing. it seems a substantial civil fine and going through other steps before you get a series of probationary steps before you get a status to work and then a green card is appropriate. people will disagree with that. but i don't think most people call that amnesty. at least from the chamber positive point, it's not amnesty. with regard to border security, it is more complicated than assets at the border

a lot of changes, randy? >> a lot of changes, but the one road that will remain open and this is pretty important, is i-95. no closures whatsoever, however, basically, every other major artery in and around philadelphia will see some shutdown and it begins that friday around 10:00 p.m. >> we are preparing for the papal pilgrims. >> for the first time, officials told us which roads and bridges will be shut down. the impacts will be felt from center city, rippling out to the suburbs. the schuylkill expressway 76 will see a major shutdown from the blue route in conshohocken all the way down to i-95. portions of city avenue will close near bala cynwyd, that's where the pope is staying overnight. the vine street expressway, 676 will close entirely. >> these road closures are necessary for public safety to effectively move emergency vehicles as well as a large number of buses that are expected. >> on the bridge, we've learned the historic ben franklin will be shut down to all traffic letting the masses of papal vis

let's go to randy gyllenhaal. randy? >> this officer was rushed here to this hospital just after the accident which happened just after 4:00 this afternoon. the officer riding his motorcycle on the boulevard when police tell us he was hit by a hit and run driver who then took off. that officer again rushed here to the hospital, and then taken inside. he was pronounced dead a short time later. we got video of a number of philadelphia police officers rushing to the hospital here to be by his bedside. we are awaiting an update and more information about what exactly kind of injuries he suffered. but again police are telling us this was a hit and run accident. the officer hit on his motorcycle and police have told us they do have one suspect in custody. many more details to come as we sort this out live. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> and kevin hart will take the stage at lincoln financial field tonight. this is a live look from our eagles nest cam. an estimated 53,000 fans are expected to fill those seats this is a firs

>>[gavel] >>> my name is randy shaw. i would like to welcome you all to the tenderloin museum. [ cheers and applause ] >> and you know it's not a dream, it really exist. i brought joaquin torres and amy cohen a few weeks ago. i wanted his honest assessment. i said what do you think? he said, you know, i can't believe it's actually going to happen. that is a common thing. and i want to say right at the outset two people who are not with us today who i just want to acknowledge because without their infused spirit and legacy we wouldn't be here. one is lloyd cooper. many of you know that lee roy was a long mentor of mine and from fall of 1979. we met with lee roy in his office and he was selling us this idea that tenderloin could be improved and here we are still doing it. it's quite impressive. the other one is cattle, whose wedding photo is here since 1985. he meant so much with my relationship with him because he opened the door to the sro community and became a major donor. we got many many people who care about the ten

kiefer: randy, yes? randy: the chamber has been accused of supporting the hated senate amnesty bill which it wasn't. we don't have to belabor it but amnesty in our view is forgiveness. if you look it up in a law dictionary, it's forgiveness of a wrong and no one is offered forgiveness. there is a stiff fine for that wrong of coming in. the question is, it's not forgiving the wrong. it's what is the appropriate penalty? many think people think deportation is appropriate. i would argue that the penalty does not fit the crime. more importantly, it's not realistic because we will not deport them so let's come up with a fix instead of doing nothing. it seems a substantial civil fine and going through other steps before you get a series of probationary steps before you get a status to work and then a green card is appropriate. people will disagree with that. but i don't think most people call that amnesty. at least from the chamber viewpoint, it's not amnesty. with regard to border security, it is more complic

randy pierce survives his brush with death, but not every driver is quite so lucky. a tanker truck explosion brings a bridge of concrete and steel crashing to the ground. >> this looks like a terrible collapse of this roadway. as you can see, the fire is still burning. >> july 24th, 1998. it's friday afternoon and interstate 40 is jammed with travelers racing to get an early start on the summer weekend. but many drivers don't realize these snake-like curves near connolly springs, north carolina, can be difficult to navigate. even deadly. fire and rescue crews race to the scene of a tanker truck that has spun out of control and slammed into a bridge. as they get closer and closer, a thick billowing cloud of black smoke looms ominously on the horizon. >> we've had a lot of wrecks, single vehicle including tractor trailers and small passenger vex. vehicles. this is one of the most dangerous areas of interstate 40 in north carolina. this is one dangerous areas of interstate 40 in north carolina. >> traffic comes to a standstill. some motorists even resort to driving the

randy gyllenhaal, "nbc 10 news." >> next week the eagles take on the packers. you can see it only here on nbc 10. >>> we have new information about a child who drowned in a bucks county pool this afternoon. police have identified the victim as 4-year-old najir. investigators say johnson was attending a large family function in the park when he was found at the bottom of a pool. >> we're hearing from a man. this is capture on a bridgeton police car dash cam. thursday they decided not to in diet the officers involved. reid's family denounced the grand jury's decision saying they'll announce a investigation. >> justice has not been served. my son does not have justice and doing have no peace. >> we reached tout the police chief but have not heard back. the three americans who stopped a gunman are being praised as a hooechlt kelly has more. >> national guardsman adam scar lotta, college student and airman first class were on a vacation from amsterdam to paris. police say the ataerks boarded in bruss and somewhere in nosh france opened fire but then reportedly the g

they also refunded randi the tax preparation costs, and she is thrilled to have all of her money. >> not fuming anymore. >> not fuming anymore. she's happy. >> well, who is responsible for a mixup like this? >> well, in this case, clearly there was an error made. but generally speaking, it doesn't matter who files your return. you're ultimately responsible for that information. you have to make sure that it's accurate. so before you have it sent in, make sure you review everything, all your social security numbers, the account numbers. everything, to make sure that it's accurate. because even though someone else prepares it, you are ultimately responsible. >> all right. could cost you. thank you. to get in touch with our consumer investigative team, send an e-mail to better get baquero at nbcnewyork.com or call 1-866-news-244. >>> so let's get a check of the weather now. outside today. >> not too bad. it was up to 90 degrees, but the humidity wasn't that bad. it was generally below 40%, so didn't have as much of an impact and didn't feel quite as sticky in most cases. we have been tr

i'm randi kaye in for fredricka whitfield. breaking now, news of two separate terrifying incidents over new york's jfk airport on the very same day. drones flying dangerously close to a jetblue airliner and a delta flight while both were on approach to jfk international airport. the drones reportedly were sighted within 100 feet of each flight. first a jetblue fight telling air control that a drone popped up just below its nose. then a delta fight reporting an unmanned flight right below its wing. nick valencia following this story for us. >> these incidents, close calls between drones and commercial airliners may happen a lot more often than many people think. we just reached out to the faa and they tell us last year there was an average of 25 per month. this year that number up to 60. two incidents in one day at the same airport. cnn has learned of a second close call between a drone and a commercial airline. in the skies above new york city. around 2:30 friday afternoon, jetblue flight 1834 reports seeing an unmanned aircra

will be closed randy? >> highways and bridges, this is the first time officials have confirmed this for us these will all begin on that friday the 25th beginning about 10:00 p.m. the schuylkill always clogged as usual. this time it will be shut down entirely going east from the blue route in conshohocken all the way wrapping around the city into 95. westbound schuylkill closed from 95 up to u.s. one. portions of city avenue will be shut down from belmont to lancaster, that's the area around bala cynwyd and west philly where the pope will be staying overnight. 676 closed entirely you will not be getting on to that. it is important to note i-95 will remain entirely open. however, some of the onramp the and offramps may be closed. let's take a listen to pen dot. >> these road closures are necessary for public safety. to effectively move emergency vehicles as well as a large number of buses that are expected. >> let's talk about bridges, the ben franklin bridge is going to be shut down from new jersey into phi

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nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in atlantic city. randy, you were out there with the crowds. how were people handling it? >> reporter: well, george, the beach breeze probably helped a little bit. most people really didn't seem to mind. they packed their bathing suits and sunscreen. the concert was steps from the shoreline. some of these fans waiting for hours upon hours to see maroon 5 front man hit the stage. ♪ baby, i'm preying on you tonight ♪ ♪ just like animals, animals >> reporter: the crowds packed atlantic city. some 50,000 fans dancing under the intense sun. >> it's hot, and it's crazy, but it's awesome. >> reporter: megan sips on a bottle of water to seek cool. her family got to the front of the pac-12 hours ear pack 12 ho >> we've been fighting everyone since then. >> reporter: water was in high demand. a few people were cared for by emergency workers, but most kept cool and hydrated. drink water. don't forget. >> i will. thank you for the advice. >> drinking a lot of water. that's about it. waiting for a breeze. >> reporter: organizers say managing these hug

randy gillen haul is live in winfield heights. with the bad comes some good, too. >> the good news is that hoil prices have been falling which means that gasoline prices are likely to follow suit. the bad news, it could really impact your retirement savings. by the closing bell the dow jones plummeted more than 500 points, down 1,000 in the past week. but analysts say this is not a crash. just a big correction in the market. >> i would suggest that people just stay a little calm. >> financial adviser rob wilson based in philly says a slowdown within china's economy is causing american companies like apple to take a hit. >> when that starts to slow, it's going to affect a lot of the multinational companies who are starting to sell there. >> falling crude oil prices are also to blame. now at a six-year low down to just 40 buck as barrel. >> so, z÷dklook. it's great that the prices are down and hopefully that affects us at the pump. >> the silver lining means that gas prices are down right now. the nationwide average, $2.83. that's

let's speak to randy first and more on the big highways that will be closed, randy? >> highways and bridges, this is the first time officials have confirmed this for us, these will all begin on that friday the 25th, beginning about 10:00 p.m. the schuylkill always clogged as usual. this time it will be shut down entirely going east from the blue route in conshohocken all the way wrapping around the city into 95. westbound schuylkill closed from 95 up to u.s. one. portions of city avenue will be shut down from belmont to lancaster, that's the area around bala cynwyd and west philly where the pope will be staying overnight. 676 closed entirely, you will not be getting on to that. it is important to note i-95 will remain entirely open. however, some of the onramp the and offramps may be closed. let's take a listen to pen dot. >> these road closures are necessary for public

randy knows congress well. before joining the chamber, he was the republican labor council and coordinator for the house committee on education and the workforce. randy is a graduate of denison university and university of maryland school of law and earned his master of law in labor relations from georgetown university's law center. so that is the biographical portion of our program. now we are going to get to the questions. with i think i will start you, even though you are not immediately to my left. but one thing i was noticing when i watched the gop debate last week, both the junior varsity version and the varsity version, was that there seemed to be complete agreement among the candidates that what we should have is a strength in border first policy. i wondered why that unanimous agreement and is it actually possible to build the donald trump wall or do the kind of large-scale enforcement on the border that republicans are talking about? >> well, the first point i would make is that all of the candidates a

randy? >> well, there's an outreach organization in ohio and they say that he's been waiting a long time for the green card. any idea why he has not been able to get it? >> yeah, it's pretty typical. this maybe shocking to you. i just learned about this. his father has legal status and is a u.s. citizen. he works in this country and petitioned for his kids to also gain residency many many years ago. now the typical wait for someone like him from country of mekxic is about 20 years. this is where the gray area comes into play. there's a limbo that the united states wants the unification of families. they don't want to separate families, so they kind of recognize that people who are the children of u.s. citizen may stay here while they're waiting this 20 years for their residency under the condition when they finally come up and the number is called that they will pay a small fine of about a thousand dollars. it seems that have the case here. >> all right. thank you for making sense of all of

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randy gyllenhaal is with other fans at xfinity live, what you are hearing? >> based on what we're hearing, we expect a big crowd. look at everybody out here now at xfinity live. lots of green, lots of jerseys. some of these fans will take their tickets into the game. others will watch from out here. there's also a big concert going on outside featuring uncle cracker and sugar ray. a couple minutes ago we caught up with some of the most die-hard fans over in the vip parking lot. take a listen. >> going down, baltimore! you're going down! >> and those guys started tailgating pretty early today. the big buses parked outside the linc this afternoon. preseason tailgating is not as intense as the regular season, but the folks we caught up with from jersey and philly were cooking up a storm, throwing back some beers and no doubt arguing about who should be the quarterback in tonight's game and who should be the starting qb some season opener against the falcons. >> i would like to see this quarterback thing get straightened out. personally i live tebo. >> i like sa

randy has done an incredible job of bringing investment into this community. it's not just his job, it's our job. we have to do the same. we have to encourage people to come in and spend their dollars in our community, help support this community and this museum is a great entry way for people to do that. so, that's it. bring your pocket books. [ cheers and applause ] >> to continue on that theme because we don't have philanthropic support, we have all kinds of items for sale that are sold in a museum. if you haven't bought any before, buy some today. getting people to come to the museum and pay the admission fee and to have them take the tours which we have on thursday nights. that could help. all of you who are inspired by this and talk the language by mayor lee and doddo is to talk about it. we need to you do that you can't just walk away and say that was fun, where is lunch and it's all forgotten. i have told people the story about how sitting down with gratsdz wealthy people and when they are with me it was a great idea but they didn't give any money. whe

our coverage continues from xfinity from randy gyllenhaal watched the game with excited fans. and randy, there has to be a lot of hope for the season after tonight. >> a lot of fans were watching this game on tv. they hadn't had much chance to see sam bradford play, maybe a set of downs and that all changed tonight and boy, was it worth the wait. if you had any doubts before tonight's game, they are gone now. sam bradford dominating the first quarter of football. >> sam bradford is showing up to play. >> he is. he's killing it man. he's doing good. oh, yeah. >> eagle fans and xfinity live going nuts after three touchdowns in a few minutes, hoping he stays healthy. >> we want him to stay together and play this way in the season. >> but notice missing was kiko alonso who wasn't even dressed to play. fans were hoping to see him for the first time. >> it is a shame. >> i wanted to see him come through for us. >> and big crowds even for an away game. another pre-season blowout, with the birds 3-. heading into next week. >> it is going to be next week and then we're going to win the

nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal reports. >> reporter: the borough is undergoing a major facelift, repaving a number of roads and streets. however, the sidewalks are also being targeted. in some neighborhoods they have dangerous cracks. however, the cost for those repairs -- sometimes in the thousands of dollars -- is left completely up to the homeowner. as the old adage goes, if you step on a sidewalk crack, you'll break your mother's back. but in this case, it's just breaking your wallet. >> i think the law is crazy. >> reporter: dozens of neighbors in jenkins town cited to repair their sidewalks. >> this is cited because of cracks in the concrete. >> reporter: randy is toll if he doesn't make the repairs in front of his house he'll have to go to court and face a fine. >> it's a major hardship for us to do this. the bigger part is how is this getting paid? this is public property. >> reporter: but pennsylvania law requires the owner of the home, not the town or city, to pay for repairs. the borough says most have been cooperative. >> yeah, most people have. most people have. some people h

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for more information visit >>> my name is randy shaw. i would like to welcome you all to the tenderloin museum. [ cheers and applause ] >> and you know it's not a dream, it really exist. i brought joaquin torres and amy cohen a few weeks ago. i wanted his honest assessment. i said what do you think? he said, you know, i can't believe it's actually going to happen. that is a common thing. and i want to say right at the outset two people who are not with us today who i just want to acknowledge because without their infused spirit and legacy we wouldn't be here. one is lloyd cooper. many of you know that lee roy was a long mentor of mine and from fall of 1979. we met with lee roy in his office and he was selling us this idea that tenderloin could be improved and here we are still doing it. it's quite impressive. the other one is cattle, whose wedding photo is here since 1985. he meant so much with my relationship with him because he opened the door to the sro community and became a major donor. we got many many people who care about the ten

randy knows congress well. before joining the chamber, he was the republican labor council and coordinator for the house committee on education and the workforce. randy is a graduate of denison university and the university of maryland's school of law and earned his master of law in labor relations from georgetown university's law center. so that is the biographical portion of our program. now we are going to get to the questions. mark, i think i will start with you, even though you are not immediately to my left. but one thing i was noticing when i watched the gop debate last week, both the junior varsity version and the varsity version, was that there seemed to be complete agreement among the candidates that what we should have is a strength in border first policy. i wondered why that unanimous agreement and is it actually possible to build the donald trump wall or do the kind of large-scale enforcement on the border that republicans are talking about? mark: well, the first point i would make is that all of t

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marshals had had randy and vicki weaver's idaho cabin under trying to arrest randy for selling illegal weapons. but, in a sudden shoot-out, a killed." "today, accompanied by his daughter sara, weaver explained to a senate committee what happened the next day when fbi snipers arrived." "there was another shot and a loud boom right there." "but, again, it was an innocent who was hit; vicki weaver, mother of four." "vicki was turned around, laying down on the floor with her head in a kneeling position with the baby underneath her. i went over and picked the baby out of vicki's arms and checked her out. she had blood in her hair." weaver surrended nine days later "he was eventually tried and acquitted of the marshal's death and rejoined what was left of his family." then came the investigation into the deaths of the innocent at the hands of the fbi "fbi director louis freeh handed out suspensions and reprimands, saying the siege was poorly managed." @ and accusations that the agency attempted to cover up its mistakes. "questions have been raised about who approved shoot-to- kill orders at

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randy set out to figure that out. he's live at city hall. >> what's incredible, you'll see zero cars in the city. that's basically never happened before. most those papal will be walking. people are looking for alternatives. >> she has no intention of walking through center city. >> we're filling the vacuum left by the black cars. >> she'll be one of countless people planning to bike around town. she's planning a massive ride with participants to have a once in the lifetime chance to bike the city streets without car or traffic. >> i started a page and started inviting my friends. they invited their friends. it exploded. >> for months, the city warned people should be prepared to walk. that's why bikes or skate boards seem like a good alternative. >> philly has dozens of rental stations, very popular, however undecided if they'll be open during the pope's visit. >> the problem you're going to face on a bike or anything with wheels is that it might be difficult to navigate. crowds are expected to be so big, about 1.5 m

randy gyllenhaal live at malvern prep where the woman used to work. the student did the right thing here. >> he didn't want anything to do with his teacher, these court documents highlight the messages that prosecutors say she sent. some of them were topless photos. prosecutors say this all points to a woman who used her position of power to harass one of her own students. >> she was a prep school counselor and a swim coach. now, emletter walks into the chester county courthouse. >> we don't have any comment right now. thanks. >> accused of repeatedly sending suggestive messages to one of her own students. >> this was extremely predatory behavior, by the director of college guidance and a swim coach. >> the college counselor focused her attention on the 16-year-old boy promising him admission to harvard, if only he agreed to her advances. >> if you don't, you are not getting into harvard, it's an extraordinary abuse of trust. >> tom hogan released some of the text messages. if you just stop fighting and let it happen, you would be a lot less update an

. >>> my name is randy shaw. i would like to welcome you all to the tenderloin museum. [ cheers and applause ] >> and you know it's not a dream, it really exist. i brought joaquin torres and amy cohen a few weeks ago. i wanted his honest assessment. i said what do you think? he said, you know, i can't believe it's actually going to happen. that is a common thing. and i want to say right at the outset two people who are not with us today who i just want to acknowledge because without their infused spirit and legacy we wouldn't be here. one is lloyd cooper. many of you know that lee roy was a long mentor of mine and from fall of 1979. we met with lee roy in his office and he was selling us this idea that tenderloin could be improved and here we are still doing it. it's quite impressive. the other one is cattle, whose wedding photo is here since 1985. he meant so much with my relationship with him because he opened the door to the sro community and became a major donor. we got many many people who care about the ten

born after randy died but thought about randy because she spent time as a child at the randy marthe memorial park in esmond. shell wrote about wondering about giving up your life and what that really means. she described a moment and a lifetime of moments randy didn't get to have like hot summer days by the lake and walking daughters down the aisle. she concluded in her column describing that randy didn't die so his name could be etched on the granite wall or for a park to be named after him. he died and gave up everything so that you and i could have it all. thomas tom senne. thomas was from valley city. and he was born november 14 1948. he served in the army's first infantry division. tom died on october 26, 1968, when he was 19 years old. tom worked at the red ala star in valley city and was looking forward to a future in that business. i was a top wrestler at his high school. everyone knew and loved tom. he made friends easily. he was so well liked that sometimes folks would look the other way when he did things like take part in an impomp due drag race down central avenue on a

randy gyllenhaal is live. police say women should be on alert. >> reporter: and not only that, they are telling women not to walk alone anywhere on this golf course at night after two separate attacks that both sound very similar. during daylight, you will spot golfers scurrying up and down the cobbs creek course. it's usually a quiet spot to tee off. by night fall, at least twice in the past few weeks, police say the course was turned into a crime scene. >> he is pouncing on them. he appears, pounces on them and attacks them. >> reporter: detectives believe one man is responsible for two violent sexual assaults. the victims, young women, were just walking by. police say one of them was dragged into the woods off the fair way. the other assaulted near this bridge and knocked unconscious. >> that's terrible. i couldn't imagine that. >> reporter: this woman walking home today is accompanied by her boyfriend. >> to keep her safe. i look after her protection. her protection is one of my priorities for sure. >> rep

not surprised randy and daniel are cool with putting up a wall. i'm sure i could convince them to use bunkbed. >> reporter: not just the clients of against the wall. being a broker in new york city comes with pressure to close deals fast. >> we make our entire income of based on commission. if we don't close the deal. we don't make money. i want to do something that will be comfortable, logical, affordable. the only reason the deal will close. otherwise i will lose them completely and end up with zero. >> no more [ bleep ]. >> the anxiety to close the deal. i have never seen the people so shocked. >> reporter: can often cause fri friction around the office. >> what happened with mrs. foley and her son? >> you booked them early. >> what do you mean i booked them early? >> there was nothing to show them. i had to push it back. not going to have them come to town and show one apartment. >> there are apartments. >> no there are not. >> i will black list david, not give him clients. hopefully he will learn his lesson. >> reporter: back with brianna and

not surprised randy and daniel are cool with putting up a wall. i'm sure i could convince them to use bunkbed. >> reporter: not just the clients of against the wall. being a broker in new york city comes with pressure to close deals fast. >> we make our entire income of based on commission. if we don't close the deal. we don't make money. i want to do something that will be comfortable, logical, affordable. the only reason the deal will close. otherwise i will lose them completely and end up with zero. >> no more [ bleep ]. >> the anxiety to close the deal. i have never seen the people so shocked. >> reporter: can often cause frikt friction around the office. >> what happened with mrs. foley and her son? >> you booked them early. >> what do you mean i booked them early? >> there was nothing to show them. i had to push it back. not going to have them come to town and show one apartment. >> there are apartments. >> no there are not. >> i will black list david, not give him clients. hopefully he will learn his lesson. >> reporter: back with brianna a

so a little bit different from what randi kaye was hearing in florida. people here had sort of a strong and visceral reaction to what happened in this debate. and i'd like to ask you because we talked earlier, and some of you have said the very first moments of this debate were problematic for you as far as donald trump is concerned. so lynn henry and alex lee, you guys, just give me some sense of what was the problem with the first minutes of the debate? >> well, for me it was when he was asked if he would lend his allegiance throughout the entire campaign to the republican party and not run as independent and he could not commit to that. he was the only one out of the ten candidates who would not commit to the republican party. set off on a bad note right off the bat. >> alex, your feelings about this. >> yeah. i just felt like he was just -- had absolutely no substance to any of his answers. they were all just -- it was like he was on his reality tv show. he was just going for entertainment, there was no substance, no leadership qualities whatsoever i