so, essentially, catholics, united methodist, jewish groups __ all are dupes in this grand conspiracy to undermine the fabric of this country. and what the fabric of the country is for this particular group of people is the demographic fabric. that this refugee resettlement wave is essentially a moneymaking scheme from resettlement officers, who, are apparently making money on the side. the point is not really to provide evidence. it is simply telling to all these other sites of where the buses are coming, who's coming, what laws are being passed underneath people's noses to ensure that we get massive __ the latest ones seem that unaccompanied minors are not an issue anymore. the latest issues are refugees or immigrants from africa, and the attempts to scare up the ebola scare. that is, too, part of the plot. so it is unusual logic to say the least. but if you're interested in how your workas per trade amongst __ and i don't even call them the extreme right, i think it is just the right __ to take a look at it. >> i'm afraid we have to wrap up. let's think our panelists one more time.

. >> united methodists are not having a float in the rose bowl. >> i don't think so. >> we have work to do! [ laughter ] >> one thing i wanted to bring up was the supreme court went in and looked at a thing called burwel, and it was about hobby lobby. and hobby lobby said as the religious stance, the owner said i don't believe that my employees should have to pay into the healthcare system of the united states, and it's a religious thing that i feel that, it's against my faith, and the supreme court did what? >> supported it. >> supported it. said okay, you can take and opt out, and you do not have to pay for your employees to be into the medical insurance field, which is a huge deal, and i have to wonder, where is the supreme court going in defining the boundaries of the free exercise clause versus operation? >> many people support it. i'm interested to see how they come out on it. >> the fact that my personal belief trumps the participation of my employees in the healthcare system. >> that's going to be huge. >> i'm not so sure about that one. now -- >> i think science and religion

there was a candle light vigil after a service at browns mills united methodist church, tonight. >>>y in his fraud trial, prosecutors say he bilked roughly 200 people out of $340000 by selling bogus sports and travel packages. he faces a maximum of 37 years in prison. >>> well, big story all day long has been winter weather. snow came down for a couple hours ago today but it is out of here. >> lets get to meteorologist adam joseph to find out what we can expect in the morning. >> very cold temperatures and patchy black ice but it will be dry when you are talking about precipitation from the sky. double scan live radar will confirm that, southern new england's issue new with that a snow, sleet and rain. as we look at the snow totals around the region less to the north of philadelphia cecily mentioned last night. this was an upside down storm where the southern areas got the most snow. half inch in reading. 1.3 in huffs church allentown closing in on an inch royersford .3 inches and chester county half inch to an inch of snow. as we head down to the south this was the jackpot area wher

at brownsville united methodist church in pemberton. witnesses found the baby on fire in the middle of simon town road on the fight of january 16th. police say the newborn's mother hyphernkemberly high fenner condemn berrn kemnner condemnly dorvilier set the baby on fire. >>> funeral services were held yesterday for aaron flick, his wife, patricia, and their teenage daughter nina. they were shot to death on december 15th. mourners braved wintry weather yesterday to attend the flick's memorial service. authorities said it was difficult to figure out legal next of kin because so much of the family was killed. bradley stone murdered the family while they slept. tricia flick was his ex-wife's sister. stone also killed his ex-wife, her mother and her grandmother. her teenage nephew survived being stabbed. stone died the next day of a drug overdose. police say stone's kill spreeging spree followed a bitter custody battle with his wife. >>> a drexel university bus caught fire in center city friday night. two students and the driver on board di

. >> community members will gather at browns mills united methodist church. >>> tonight, a baseball bat attack after a home innation. it was in millville in sussex county. the thieves hit the man in the head with a bat, rifled through his pockets, and ran off empty handed. so far no arrests. >>> about $1500 vanishes during church services in ocean county. tonight they say they have the man who took it his name is lamberto fattori. he swiped the collection money before mass ended. investigateors recovered the stolen cash. >>> middle school students from the area have a chance to see "e "selma" for free today. it is called selma for students. about a dozen theaters participated. >> elsewhere at the university younger studented learned about the significance through arts and crafts. >> in willmingtonwilmington, people gathered for a community clean up and clothing give away. it was also part of the mlk day of service. they collected and sorted all of the clothes donated. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with sheena parveen. >> another cold night tonight, temperatures dropping below

a vigil will take place at the browns mills united methodist church, the pastor there says he met withily and her mother and sisters did not know she was pregnant. >> they had no idea this was taking place or of the pregnancy until the birth took place and the next thing they knew police were knocking on their door. >> now family members say that she is extremely remorseful and could face life in prison if convicted. the little infant is named angelica. i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the verdict was guilty today in the racketeering trial of union boss, joe dougherty he was charged with using violence and intimidation to make sure union workers were hired for local jobs, he is head of iron workers local 401 a union official who pleaded guilty testified that dougherty ordered the fire at the meeting house at chestnut hill because the structure was being built with none union crews. >>> bensalem police arrested and charged a man for sexually assaulting two young gishls during a sleep over party at his home. david huebsch surrendered to police today and one vi

. ♪ >> they held a prayer vigil as browns mills united methodist church.he 22-year-old, hyphernkemberly dovilier gave birth to the child and set her on fire. the baby died. funeral services are set for monday morning. >>> investigators have found the body of two people and the charred remain in a maryland mansion. the fire sparked monday and burned 16,000 square foot mansion down to the ground. it is believed the homeowners and four children were inside at the time. four people were unaccounted for and there's no word on how and why the fire started. >>> a former star came to town and show the sixers how to put the game away. he put the game away for good, there's the 3 it is in. eliminating the sixers chance to notch a win which is rare this season. the nets the worse team in the nba beat the third worst team in the nba 98-91. # >> happening today conventioner and their spouses are invited to a job fair in delaware in wilmington university in new castle. veterans must provide proof of service. >> reporter: okay. >> reporter: are you ready for the morning

at browns mill's united methodist church in pemberton. witnesses found the baby on fire in the middle of simontown road on the night of january 16th. police say the newborn's mother hyphernkemberly dorvilier used an accelerant to set the girl on fire. she is charged with murder and remains in jail after not posting bail. >>> a new theft trial is set to begin this week for a former philadelphia police officer. gerald gibson is accused of taking some marked bills that he was in charge of during a drug sting. a jury could not reach a verdict during his last trial. gibson is the former son-in-law of former pennsylvania governor tom corbett. >>> still ahead this morning, how japan is reacting to new demands from isis militants, after they claim to have killed a japanese hostage. >>> and president obama is getting a warm welcome, half a world away. the purpose of his visit to india, and what's on his itinerary, when we come right back. ed thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your ca

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. >> reporter: special prayer was held just a few miles from pemberton at browns mills united methodist church. >> ♪♪ i once was lost ♪♪ >> reporter: after the prayer more than a hundred people, gathered on the church ground for a candle light vigil. >> to celebrate the baby. it is a good community. it is good the community is brought together. >> reporter: family members of the a accused mother are grieving as well. they release aid sky lantern and consoled each other. most have never met the family but wanted to show their support . >> to try to bring something positive out of a very negative situation and we can try to stop the haters and celebrate life and importance of life and this child is fresh news god's eyes. >> reporter: for those who gather tonight for the vigil they say it is really about sending a message of hope during this tragic time. as for the funeral and memorial services, they are now set for monday at 11:00 a.m. n browns mills, new jersey sharrie williams for channel six "action news". >>> the case of two bridgeton new jersey police officers opening fire on a suspe

the vigil is scheduled for 7:30 tonight at the browns mills united methodist church.ear-old hyphernkemberly dorvilier. she was formally charged with murder yesterday. prosecutors say she gave birth to the baby girl on friday, then doused her with wd40 and set her on fire in pemberton township. dorvilier is being held on half a million dollars bail. >>> jury has found a philadelphia union boss guilty of ordering arson violence and threats to intimidate contractors into hiring union workers. 73-year-old joseph dougherty was convicted on all counts in the federal racketeering case yesterday. the jury found he conspired with 11 other members of ironworkers local 401 all of whom pleaded guilty. dougherty faces at least 15 years in prison at sentencing. >> it's now 4:40 and still to come on "action news," the one performance in a movie "american sniper" that has just -- that just about everybody says it's clearly not oscar worthy. >> penndot is preparing for afternoon and evening snow and so is meteorologist dave murphy. >> you bet, guys. take a look at the kids and we are

community members gathered for a candlelight vigil at the browns mills united methodist church.emberton township police say her mother-fern kemberly door doorville yea doused her with act accelerant and set her on fire friday night. she's being held on five hadn't dread thousand dollars bail. >>> the former philadelphia sportscaster don tollefson is behind bars tonight after a jury found him guilty today in his fraud trial. >> the jury has spoken and i believe in our legal system. >> tollefson was taken in handcuffs to prison in doylestown, buck county today. a jury found that he examined people and charities throughout the delaware valley out of $340,000. promising sports and travel packages he never delivered. prosecutors say that he used that money for personal expenses and to support a drug and alcohol habit. >> i think he's a narcissist. he has a god complex and he clearly loves himself more than anybody or anything else in the world. >> i believe that he intended to everything that he promised but he prom miff the impossible. >> tollefson acted as his own attorney during t

the vigil is scheduled for 7:30 tonight at the browns mills united methodist church.ear-old hyphernkemberly dorvilier. she was charged with murder yesterday. prosecutors say she gave birth to the baby girl on friday, then doused her with wd40 and set her on fire in pemberton township. dorvilier is being held on half million dollars bail. >>> a robber uses a demand note and a small silver box with protruding wires to announce his holdup at a center city bank. it happened at the republic first bank at 16th and walnut streets at 6:15 last night. no one was hurt. the robber grabbed the cash and ran off. >> the winners were named on new year's day but the fans picked their favorites from the 2015 mummers parade. >> ♪♪ >>> the phl17's viewers choice winners at sugar house casino. for the string bands quake city took heme honors and bragging rights for fancy brigades went to the shooting stars. >> all new coming up the dunkin' donuts employee in berks county who is in trouble for accusations that she swiped credit card numbers from customers. >> also 2wwe wrestlers claim the

vigil will be held it in to honor that little girl at browns mills united methodist church tonight at 7:30. >>> developing right now nine people are rush to the hospital after a terror attack on a bus in tel aviv israel. police say a palestinian man stabbed several passengers and the driver before he was chased down shot and arrested. four of the stabbing victims were seriously hurt. hamas did not claim responsibility for the attack but they did praise it. >>> just in from france prosecutors charged four men in connection with this month's terror attacks around paris. prosecutors say the the men helped one of the suspect who killed the police officer before murdering four hostages inside a kosher supermarket. officers eventually killed that gunman. >>> 5:08 right now. president obama says the state of the union is strong and it is setting a new you agenda to help the middle class. susan mcginnes reports from washington that the president is taking his proposals on the road amid growing dissension in washington. >> but tonight we turn the page. >> reporter: in his sixth state of the un

. >> that's really pretty sglaim reactions to what brought police this morning to bridesburg united methodist church on kirk bride street. overnight someone broke in through the washroom window and stripped out estimated 3 to 400 feet pipes and through the boiler room. >> it was discovered by ed lax that keeps church running no services today because it knocked out heating and running water. >> the food paptry is a mission of the congregation pastor ryan said. >> there 200 people every tuesday that came down to get food. we can't give them food this tuesday. >> frustrated someone would rob a church prompted this remark aimed at someone responsible. >> couldn't have needed it it for food there's plenty of food. you have a habit. step up maybe the church can help you beat it. >> in addition to the stolen copper which will cost thousands to replace it's believed some ash cash was stolen from the food bank. there's one buzzling which pastor ryan is thankful. the main water supply was shut off which would have destroyed the food bank supplies. >> it's not clear when the pantry will be able to reop

at browns mills united methodist church in pemberton. witnesses found the baby on fire in the middle of simon town road on the night of january 16th. police say the newborn's mother hyphernkemberly dorvilier used an accelerant to set the girl on fire. she is charged with murder and remains in jail after not posting bail. >>> a new theft trial is set to begin this week for a former philadelphia police officer. gerald gibson is accused of taking some marked bills that he was in charge of during a drug sting. a jury could not reach a verdict during his last trial. gibson is the former son-in-law of former pennsylvania governor tom corbett. >>> president obama arrived in india earlier this morning. just ahead, we'll take a look at what he hopes to accomplish during his three-day trip. >>> and baby on board. passengers were confused after a little boy crawled on to a bus all alone. we'll tell you what happened after he got on. >>> at 10:58 on your sunday morning, nbc 10's first alert weather radar is showing another winter storm expected to a

facebook page says candlelight vigil is planned for the child this wednesday at the browns mills united methodist church. investigators say her mother doused with before setting her on fire. she was airlift to do saint christopher's hospital where she later died. donations will be taken to help with funeral expenses. the mother facing a murder charges. >> a mystery is unfolding in the world of golf. what happened in hawaii that left him battered and bruised. >> young lovers on the run caught. how police say their multi state crime spree came to an end neck. a pizza delivery guy kicks takes a pie to the leadership convention and gets the surprise of his life. the tip that's going to be really hard to top. ♪ >>> hear them live right now at interstate 476 at route 1. these are streaming images traffic is moving along just fine right now. penndot says salt trucks will be out in force starting at midnight. funeral services are tuesday for a woman killed in cold blood. the viewing for 56-year-old kim jones is at church of the advocate on 18th and diamond it begins at 8:00 in the morning with funeral at

page said that the candle light vigil is planned by the child this wednesday at browns mills united methodist church. investigators say this 22-year old mother doused the baby girl with an accelerant before setting her on fire. this was friday night. child was air lifted to st. christopher's hospital for children where she later died. this mother, faces murder charges of course, and donations will be taken to help with funeral arrangements, and expenses, you can send them to browns mills united methodist church at dress you see right there all donations will go through the pastor who is in contact with the family and the funeral home but an unbelievable story. >>> funeral services they're week for a woman hot shot dead waiting for a bus in north philadelphia. viewing for 56 year-old kim generals will be at the church of the advocate the at 18th and diamond on tuesday, tomorrow. surveillance video shows jones heading to the bus stop tuesday morning, at 12th and jefferson. the it also shows the person police say is her killer. they say it was not a robbery. police are still looking for a man sh

. >> reactions to what brought police to the united methodist church on kirk bride street.eone broke in and stole estimated 3 to 400 feet of copper pipes throughout the building and boiler room. >> this ran all the way through here. >> it was discovered by ed lex who keeps the church running and no services today because it knocked out all water and heating. >> we're hurting now. >> the theft also has panltry in the basement. >> there's 2300 people every tuesday that get food and they can't get food this tuesday and we're not sure when we'll be able to start back up again. >> frustrated somebody would rob a church prompted this remark. >> it could not be a need of food. you must have some kind of a habit. step up maybe the church can help you beat it. >> in addition to stolen copper which will we cost thousands to replace it is believed money was stolen from the food bank. before the scrapper hit the main water supply was shutoff preventing a flood that would have destroyed much of the food bank supplies. >> it did not infiltrate. >> john rawlins, "action news" phl17. >> gu

this is a community in mourning l gather wednesday night at browns mills united methodist church to praypro-life. this pastor is working with residents in the community to help raise awareness and to raise funds so the infant girl can have a proper burial. >> we're prayerful for this mother. maybe she's realized what has taken place or whatever and come to the realizations. we're prayerful for her. we believe as believers in jesus christ. >> reporter: usher has yet to speak directly to the dorvilier family. we also checked with new jersey's department of children and families and found the most recent safe haven law statistics. the numbers in red show unsafe abandonments of children compared to the safe haven surrenders shown in blue. in 2013 there were no unsafe baby abandonments in new jersey. now, the chief of this fire house just told me despite the fact they are volunteers, there is always someone here to assist. under new jersey's safe haven law leaving a baby under 30 days old at a fire house, police station or a hospital can be done none mouseanonymously, no questions asked. you

montgomery county worship service and student performance united methodist in gill bertsville.he theme on civil disobedience and law enforcement in our society. >>> for more on the life of dr. martin luther king, jr., logon to nbc 10 or tap our nbc 10 app. there you will also find a photo gallery of dr. king. checking out the top stories, one person dead after apartment fire in montgomery county. it happened early this morning at linwood garden apartments in shelton ham township. now investigators are working to figure out what caused the fire. >>> this coming wednesday, a vigil is planned for a newborn baby burned alive. this was in pemberton, burlington county. donations will be accepted to pay for the child's funeral. the infant's mother is charged with her mother. an autopsy is scheduled this week. >>> and tomorrow tom wolf will become pennsylvania's 47th governor. he's set to be sworn in at high noon in harrisburg, but his inauguration is not without controversy. anti-fracking protesters are planning to demonstrate as well as support natural gas drilling. he defeated gover

tomorrow night community members are holding a vigil at browns mill united methodist church in pemberton. she's charged with murder. >>> the trial for don tolliveson continues today. he talked about his charity being in debt and his addiction to pain killers and alcohol. he's accused of selling more than $340,000 in bogus sports packages to benefit charities that didn't exist. >>> jury deliberations under way in the racketeering trial of a long time philadelphia union boss. 73-year-old joseph dougherty is accused of ordering violence threats and extortion against contractors using non-union labor. he led the local iron workers union for several years beginning in 2008. nearly a dozen of his members already pleaded guilty. >>> we're learning more this morning about where pope francis will visit during his trip to the u.s. for the world meeting of families. the pontiff's first stop is expected to be the nation's capital where he will likely visit congress and the white house. then he will head to new york city where he'll speak at the united nations. an archbishop helped planning the visit

at brownsville united methodist church in pemberton. witnesses found the baby on fire in the middle of simon town road on the night of january 159th. police say the newborn's mother hyphernkemberly dorvilier used an accelerant to set the baby on fire. she remains in jail after not posting bail. >>> a theft trial is set to begin this week for a former philadelphia police officer. jerold gibson is accused of taking some marked bills he was in charge of. gibson is the former son-in-law of former pennsylvania governor, tom corbett. >>> next people in our area are bracing for round two as we track more snow moving into our area tonight. brittney shipp is watching the timing of this storm. brittney? >> that's right. it is a first alert weather day as we head into our overnight hours tonight and pushing into your monday morning commute. we want to make sure everyone stays safe so i'll go over all the details in our changing weather forecast. that's coming up in just a bit. . >>> ten minutes after 7:00 now. people in the lehigh valley are braci

at the inner faith chapel and the service will feature the music of everett williams at united methodist church in washington leisure world residents will also be doing a reading of kings words. >>> it's six after the hour after a successful debut season of thursday night football on cbs the nfl will continue its partnership with the network during the 2015 season. >> don champion has more on what to expect. >> reporter: get ready for more fireworks and action on the field. thursday night football will return. >> thursday night football is unbelievable. it's great. everybody is here. >> fans loved it and now the nfl announced it will continue its partnership with cbs to produce and televice thursday night football for the 2015 season. for a second year, cbs will broadcast the first eight thursday night games. they will simulcast on the nfl network which will also exclusively televice eight games in the run up to the playoffs. the debut season of thursday night football on cbs saw match ups between big rivals like the giants and redskins. cbs delivered on this promise of offering playoff

vigil will be held it in to honor the the little girl at the browns mills united methodist church starting at 7:30. >>> 6:07. president obama used his sixth state the of the union address to urge congress to help the middle class. cs correspondent susan mcginnes has reactions from his proposals on washington d.c. >> tonight we will turn the page. >> reporter: in his sixth state of the union address called on the and republican led, and, and proposals, to shoot down including tax hikes for wealthy free college tuition and raising the minimum wage. >> if you can truly believe on less than 15 you this dollars a year, and. >> reporter: authorized use of military force begins isis in iraq and syria and pass laws to protect americans from cyber terror. >> no hacker should be able to shut down our networks steel our trade secrets or invade privacy of the american families. >> reporter: while promising to work with republicans he threat ten stop any attempt unravel his actions on health care immigration and financial reform. >> if a bill comes to my december thank tries to do any of these things i

at the browns mills united methodist church at 7:30.gators say her mother, 22-year-old-fern kemberly dorvilier based the baby with act accelerant before setting her on fire friday night much the child was airlifted to saint christopher's where she later died and the mother is facing a murder charge. >> police in wilmington delaware are looking for a homeless sex offender. they say kenneth wiggins is not -- that he's wanted or but a registered as a sex offender they're looking for information on where he might be staying just to keep track of him. if you know where he is, contact police. >>> president obama wants to hike tacks on the wealthy yesterday americans to help the middle class. the critics are already saying it could hurt everyone. fox's joel walled man has more on the president's $320 billion plan in tomorrow's state of the union address. >> reporter: citeing a stronger economy the white house says president obama wants to generate $320 billion in revenue over the next 10 years. by targeting the rich through a series of tax inc

is there a vigil tonight at browns mills united methodist church starting a at 7:30 ukee. >>> president obama used his sixth state of the union address to urge congress to help middle class, cbs correspondent susan mcginn is has reaction from his proposals on our nation's capitol. >> but tonight we will turn the page. >> reporter: in his sixth state of the union address president obama called on the new republican led congress to help the middle class with proposals they are sure to vote down, including tax hikes for the wealthy free college tuition and raising the minimum wage. >> if you truly believe you can work full-time and support a family on less than 15 you this dollars a year try it. he asked conditioning to to use of of military force in iraq and syria and pass laws to protect americans from cyber terror. >> no hacker should be a able to shut down our networks steel our trade secrets or invade privacy of american families. >> reporter: while promised to go work with republicans he also threaten to stop any attempts to unravel his actions on health care, immigration, and financ

at first pastor neal tollboom of the united methodist church in morristown, new jersey, believes thatis church's damaged steeple will be a relatively simple mission. >> steeple's been around for about 140 years. we hired a company to go up and take a look at the condition of the steeple. >> the work which is still in progress two weeks later begins november 3rd, 2011. it's about 1:30 in the afternoon when the worker's bucket becomes wedged against the steeple. they're stuck 122 feet in the air. church officials call the morristown fire department, who raise up their own ladder, but it's too short. next they try the neighboring town's ladder truck. >> second ladder was -- had maybe another 3 to 4 feet of reach above what the original ladder was because of our positioning and our angle, but it still wasn't close enough. >> the pressure is on. a crowd has gathered and word is out to the local new york city news media. a police helicopter arrives, but it's too dangerous for it to get close to the bucket. so rescue from above is out. and rescue from below is impossible. the firefighters re

a vigil will be held at the browns mills united methodist church, that will be tonight at 7:30, ukee. >>> erika, president obama says the state of the union is strong and is setting a new agenda to help the middle class. the susan mcginnes reports from our nation's capitol that the president is taking his proposals on the road amid growing dissension in washington. >> but tonight, we will turn the page. >> reporter: in his sixth state of the union address president owe bam a called on the new republican led congress to help the middle class with proposals that they are sure to vote down including tax hikes for the wealthy, free college tuition, and raising the minimum wage. >> if you truly believe you can work full-time and support a family on less than 15 you this dollars a year, try it. >> reporter: he asked congress to authorize the use of military force against isis in iraq and syria and pass laws to protect americans from cyber terror. >> no hacker should be able to shut down our networks steel our trade secret or invade privacy of american families. >> reporter: while promised t

tomorrow night community members are holding a vigil at browns mills united methodist church in pembertonark should look like in the future. some ideas include more green space, benches and better use of a fountain. right now the fountain is dry and the meeting is at 6:00 at the free library in center city and the complete plans should be done -- the project should be rebuilt by 2017 so quite a while to go in the redesign of love park as you get a look at some of the artist renderings of what the park may look like in the future. i'm chase kato. another update for you in about 25 minutes. get the latest news and weather through the nbc 10 news app. now we go back to the "today" show. have a great tuesday. . >> announcer: from nbc news this is today's take live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to today on a tuesday morning. it's january 5th 2015, state of the union day. why are we holding these balls, you ask? inflate gate? >> this is one of the lamest scandals of all time. 40 points. they won by 40 points. >> they are saying it still doesn't give them a right to cheat. they

it's one of the best seminaries--methodist seminaries in the united states. and then i came to new york and i've always taken courses in new york, whether it's at the art students league or--i audited some courses with margaret mead at columbia. i go--even now i think i'm taking courses, in a way because i go to two or three readings a night. there is so much going on in new york. you know, i think you just start--you keep learning to read as you get older, and you become a better and a better student. so--no, but i didn't--did i go to a formal college and walk out holding my--no. c-span: what was your family like, that you grew up in? are there other--do you have sisters and brothers? >> guest: i do. i'm the eldest of four children. i grew up in a very traditional, middle-class family. most of the mothers didn't work. my mother didn't work when i was young. i grew up pre-television, so i never saw writers on television. when i was in school, reading thornton wilder's "bridge of san luis rey," it never occurred to me in 10 million years that i could actually

united states. after completing his undergraduate and doctorate degrees at oxford, he headed to eton college before becoming a visiting professor at southern methodist university in dallas and professor of american history at the university of wisconsin at our scotch, which is where he was chair of the history department. he is the author of "an empire divided," which is what our topic is tonight and his most recent book is "the men who lost america -- the british leadership and the american revolution and the fate of the american empire." it has received a five national awards including the george washington book prize. he is an editor of the jeffersonian american series of the university of virginia press and a fellow of the royal historical society and we are very pleased to have him with us tonight. [applause] >> well, i'd like to thank alicia tucker for her introduction and also the invitation to speak here at the headquarters of the society of the cincinnati, at the anderson house. it is an honor and a pleasure. it plays a very important role in promoting knowledge of the american revolution. they sprouts are talks across the country. they kee

united states and after completing his undergraduate and doctorate degrees at oxford university, he taught at eton college before becoming a visiting professor at southern mestas university -- methodist university. he is the author of an empire divided, the american revolution and the british caribbean, which is what our topic is tonight and his most recent book is the man who lost america. the british leadership and the american revolution and the fate of the empire. it has received five national book awards, including the new york historical society's american history book prize, and the george washington book rise. -- prize. he is an editor of the jeffersonian-american series of the university of virginia press and a fellow of the royal historical society. we are pleased to have him with us tonight. [applause] >> i'd like to thank alicia tucker for her introduction, and also an invitation to speak here at the headquarters of the society of the cincinnati -- anderson house. it's an honor and a pleasure. the society plays a very important role in promoting knowledge about the american revolution. they sponsor talks across the country. they keep here one of the most important librari

everybody that there are religious courts all over the united states of america for all different religions. roman catholic, orthodox jewish presbyterian methodisteople who appear before those courts are looking for a resolution for a dispute that at its core is integral to their religion and they are there voluntarily. there are aspects of sharia law that are repugnant, repellent, could never ever be enforced. >> that whole stoning. >> like stoning and cutting off hands. but there are other aspects of it like custody of children, where a person, the husband and wife might voluntarily prefer to have this panel decide rather than to have a judge like i was decide. >> you're saying that would override american law? >> if the parties, if both parties consent to abide by the decision of the court, yes. we could do this today. if brian and i had a dispute, we could sign a piece of paper making steve doocy or roger ailes the arbiter of that dispute and we would abide by that decision. these people have signed a piece of paper making the roman catholic tribunal, the archdiocese of newark or imams of dallas texas, the final decision-maker. as long as it

united states. he enrolls in really a cattle college outside dallas meets his new wife there. her name is also leona. he finds another leona. and her father is a methodistant teacher. by 1914 working his way back to cornell university, back to the ivy league. he's a professor there again under this assumed name. no one has noticed him, he has a new wife and he thinks everything is fine. when war breaks out in europe, he is overwhelmed by this. he decides what the united states is doing sending arms to the allies is not right. he has to do something about it. so when the term ends he sends his wife and their baby daughter down to dallas to see his father-in-law, the reverend, and he is going to go to new york to do something about this. what he does in new york is pretty much like lee harvey oswald did when he went to the cuban embassy in mexico. he volunteers his services to the german cause. and he becomes really an agent for von ritlin. the details only come out after the fact but later, tom tunney, who becomes deeply involved in this case, is able to put things together. holt, who originally was munter comes down from cornell to new york city with on

united states. he enrolls in really a cattle college outside dallas meets his new wife there. her name is also leona. he finds another leona. and her father is a methodist minister in dallas, comes from a very respectable family, and he does very well. he graduates, becomes an itinerant teacher. by 1914 working his way back to cornell university, back to the ivy league. he's a professor there again under this assumed name. no one has noticed him, he has a new wife and he thinks everything is fine. when war breaks out in europe, he is overwhelmed by this. he decides what the united states is doing sending arms to the allies is not right. he has to do something about it. so when the term ends he sends his wife and their baby daughter down to dallas to see his father-in-law, the reverend, and he is going to go to new york to do something about this. what he does in new york is pretty much like lee harvey oswald did when he went to the cuban embassy in mexico. he volunteers his services to the german cause. and he becomes really an agent for von ritlin. the details only come out after the fact but later, tom tunney, who becomes deeply involved in this case,

united states. >> he enrolls in a college outside of dallas. meets his new wife there. her name is also leona. he finds another leona and her father is a methodistlas, comes from a very respectable family and he does very well. he graduates and becomes an teacher, working his way back to cornell university, back to the ivy league, a professor there again under this assumed name. no one has noticed him. he has a new wife and he thinks everything is fine. when war breaks out in europe, he's overwhelmed by this. he decides what the united states is doing, sending arms to the allies is not right. he has to do something about it. when the term ends, he sends his wife and their baby daughter down to dallas to see his father-in-law, the reverend and he's going to go to new york to do something about this. what he does in new york is pretty much like lee harvey oswald did when he went to the cuban embassy in mexico. he volunteers his services to the german cause and he becomes really an agent for von ritalin. the details only come out after the fact. later tom tuny is able to put things together. holt, who originally was munter comes down from cornell t

community members gathered for a candlelight vigil at the browns mills united methodist church.er mother hyphernkemberly dorvilier doused the student with an accelerant and set her on fire friday night. dorvilier is being held on $500,000 bail. >> tonight a police dash cam video shows exactly what happened during a deadly traffic stop in bridgeton, new jersey last month. a police officer braheem days pulled over a core for running a stop saint he approached on the passenger side and saw a gun. while his partner covered the driver. the passenger pushes his way out of the car and the officer opens fire. that passenger was 36-year-old jerome reid. he was killed. cumberland county prosecutor jennifer web mccray has recused herself from investigation because she knows officer days but some think that's not enough. a couple civil rights organizations wander the case to be turned over to the new jersey attorney general. >> we're demanding that prosecutor mccray recuse her entire staff from this investigation, give it to the attorney general's office. >> well, tonight the attorney gener