in seymour, indiana, i am carolyn callahan. mark: five people are dead and three are injured after a shooting in a neighborhood outside of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. it happened during a backyard party. no one is in custody. of motive is not known. more on that, later in the kyla: police investigating a homicide in over-the-rhine. james mixon was found shot on vine street. no arrests have been made. mark: an overnight crash in problems. this was the scene before 2:00 this morning. the driver took down a pole, causing power outages. when crews arrived, the driver had fled. at last check, the road was still closed. kyla: this morning, fans are on the plaza for "the today show." >> @ @ here for the big east tournament. kyla: @ there they are. @ diehard muskies @ in the big apple. quarterfinal. kickoff is tonight at madison square garden. kyla: five dead in three injured after shooting at a house party. mark: what the police are saying about the victims. randi: there' s plenty more rain to come. a timeline for the heaviest bands of

traders tim seymour, karen finerman and brian kelly. >>> where is oil going next? a shocking call you don't want to mix. emerging markets doing something they haven't done in over five years. what that is and what the best opportunities to make money are right now and a major street fight on apple is brewing as the stock surges higher. is it dead money or are new highs in store? traders will take sides but first we start off with market. another big day for stocks and the dow and s&p closing at new highs for 2016 and what stood out was an outperformance in tech and financials. salesforce, action vision, metlife, bancorp, they lead us higher. what say you? >> i will say this.

our traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, brian kelly and dan nathan. tonight on "fast." are you down for the year? we may have stumbled on a wonderful way to beat the market that could save your portfolio. are the perma bears ready to throw in the towel? one of the biggest bears is here with a surprising call and gas prices have been falling for the past year but why aren't restaurant stocks representing the benefit? a surprising answer from the ceo of one of the largest companies in the united states. we start with apple, is biggest story on wall street and main street. the stock is losing gains after the company announced updates of several key products earlier today in cupertino. josh lipton is on the ground there with the very latest. josh. >> reporter: new products announced today, including a new smaller version of the ipad pro. remember, apple executives billed the ipad pro as the future of personal computing and said for many people the ipad pro can replace the pc. take a listen to what apple's

your traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, brian kell and pete najarian. tonight on "fast" the u.s. dollar is heading for its worst month in five years, and if you think today's mavis move in stocks is built off the dollar's slide, we'll tell you why you could be dead wrong. plus, it's berkshire hathaway screaming buy with or without the oracle at the helm. that's what one analyst says, and he's here to explain why berkshire could rally 15% higher from here. later, apple is on a tear, officially exiting bear market territory and why apple's rally could soon come to a screeching halt. a chart you've got to see. we start off with what was a very big day for stocks and s&p and fed chair janet yellen said caution and rising rates is warranted -- raising rates, i should say and take a look at the risk-on moves. biotech and small caps seeing huge gains on the day so with free money seemingly now forever, what do you do with your portfolio now. tim, why don't you kick it off. >> mere mortals don't mess with

allison seymour is joining usoi today.y >> good to see you. goo >> nice to see you. nto see >> tuck kearse barn with us as well.well. you've got heavy lifting to dodo tucker not only is it breezy ana cold today we're hearing ae'reea little birdie little weathere wh birdie telling us we might needd to, upping, keep our outer wearr ready for another round of colde weather coming soon.. >> i wanted to shoot that bird r out of the sky but steve ste wouldn't let me. >> my apologies. i don't even know how to answere that guys. we do have colder weather moving in overnight and early this morning.morning our daytime highs i think we probably hit those we're in thee 50s at 3:00 a.m. look at that 40 degrees inn washington.washin all right. very very chilly temperatures. they set in and here to stay. 34 in gaithersburg.. 36 dulles. the real story i'm hearing about trees down off to our north andd west up towards frederick andrik hagerstown.ha our winds have been very very vy persistent early this morning mi and still blowing out of thelo north and west at about 30 to to 35 mile

th to a peaceful death, jennifer's husband, harlan seymour, says it did not work for her. >> harlan seymour: there were times when she was gurgling,g through the mo-- the mouth and nose. and i feel that she was suffering on the inside. that it was really a terror on the inside.was it like >> seymour: to be there and see my beautiful wife suffer and-- and wither away and have difficulty breathing.eaking. >> lapook: dan diaz says he's grateful his last memories of, are of walking these woods in oregon. >> diaz: the last time i was here, brittany was at my side. the last time i did anything me and with >> lapook: before brittany died, dan promised her he'd work to their home state of california. so he quit his job and teamed up with the organization compassion & choices.ll was passed permitting aid-in-dying. it will go into effect this june. elizabeth wallner says she willol not only her suffering -- but where, with whom and when she dies. something she's grateful foraz and harlan seymour about their wives' final days. >> elizabeth wallner: those different. pain, and in fear, and panicking, an

tim seymour has 4 million.f you have more followers, you get more engaged. >> i want to bring tim in. this is interesting. yahoo! has two times the audience size of twitter. their core business valuation is $3 billion. twitter's a $9 billion. that's the problem. >> i don't agree with that. i think it's apples and oranges. i think i agree with david, i think we need to figure out where is the value in the company. their gross ma jins are growing. the engagement on twitter is unbelievable. video up 220 times since 2014. that's where everyone's rewarding facebook. you can't tell me company isn't incredibly valuable. on a multiple, forget it. but when you look at the unique value, the franchise value and the guys these guys aren't growing, we know the story, the existing audience. >> undervalue, does that mean it goes to $70? >> if you're asking $7 or $70, the stock's $16. so the chance of it hitting $7 is far, far greater than hitting $70. right? >> i agree. >> i think -- i don't know. the street sort of becomes n

good monday to you, i'm i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm wisdom martin inisdo for steve chenevey.evchen welcome to fox5 news morning. m. we're going to start withg to breaking news overnight: veht eight firefighters were takenghe to the hospital after battlingaf a three-alarm fire in germantown.ge a townhouse went up in flames on the 1900 block of o churubusco lane. it was reported around 1:00und 0 this morning.thisning. the home collapsed.me claps the firefighters are expected ee to be okay but due to the t t damage three families, a total of 18 people have been displaced. >> northern virginia nown police in fairfax county areouy accident that claimed twoim two me in their mid mid to late 20's were killed.led. a third passenger in the backern seat survived.seatvive this happened on the 6,000 block of book commons road just before 12:30 thiss morning. police suspect that alcoholctha and wet roads contributed.ibed >> heading to the midwest nowo t 11 people are hospitalizedpitali after a train derailed just jus hours ago in kansas. ksas. amtrak officials say the trainrn was traveling from

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seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey. welcome to fox5 news morning. mr first up we'll stay on top oftao the school closings and delaysel and let's start in virginia viri where prince william county wlim schools are closed today. tod page county schools are closedse today as well. manassas city andynd fredericksburg city schoolsbu are on a two-hour delay.el also in virginia a-two-hour delay for stafford andtad an spotsylvania county schoolsia and a two-hour delay for kingg george county schools and schls colonial beach schools.al beachh >> to maryland now, calvert, cal saint mary's public schools on a two-hourou delay. ds are pretty muchuch a cours. h.that's good news. n the whole thing should be out of here by 9, 10 o'clock thislo morning easing off the oursing south and east and we'll bend w looking at a nice improvementmpe in conditions later today.er 33 now in washington.hi notice much of the area is fallen below the freezing markem so it is cold enough therenoughe that it's sticking in placesin p and there could be a slipperye p spot or two.r two

good morning, i'm allisonllis seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey. steve welcome to fox5 news morning. fr first up at 7:00 we'll at:00 wea taything stay on top of the s school closings and delays. del there are some out there but the not lot.no here are a few.here a in virginia prince williamri wim county schools you're closed'reo today. page county schools same dealama closed. manassas city andy frederick a two hour delay. also in virginia, two the most up to date informationormai scrolling along the bottom oftho your sr when it snowsit s tucker barnes you're alwaysarneo its man of the hour for usr f u snow but i'm just saying.t say especially today. >> i get it i-get it. iget it's very beautiful.eaif just seeing live shots acrosstsr the region.the gio hi, good morning.good mng. absolutely gorgeous out there.he but things winding down.indingow we'll get right back to normalol in another hour or two as theors snow is out of here and we'll be in for afternoon sunshine. sh snow totals anywhere betweene tw about a half inch and we havende seen reports o

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i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> all right. news first. developing overnight, at least fourteen people hurt after commuter train derailed in california and pictures frightening, the train went off the track while traveling from sap fran kiss obey area last night. one car was submerged in livrk and they believe a fallen tree on the track cause the the derailment. >> so public now it's another big day for presidential candidates and voters go to the poll today mississippi, idaho, michigan, hawaii, and democrat held to the polls to michigan and louisiana today. the next big around of primar primaries comes tuesday including john kasich home turf ohio and marco rubio home state of florida. both those stays are winner take all for gop cap sglait bernie sanders lashing out to hillary clinton of mischaracterizeing hi position on the bail out as a. >> many thought that he might make a third party bid for white house make albloomburg will she has the greatest respect for them. live with bernie standers says another billionaire running f

good tuesday to you i'm allison seymour. >> ip steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> good news metro riders full service restored on orange, blue and silver line at several stations in downtown. crews worked overnight to repair cables and that to single tracking. some station closures in all day mess that caused major delays for riders and metro opened with normal service this morning. we'll let you know if that changes. >> disturbing new details in the shooting death of a prince george county police officer. >> we're now learning officer jacai cole sop was killed by friendly fire during an ambush. melanie alnwick is live with the light. good morning. >> good morning, steve, alliso allison. once again we see a black draped police car, flowers on the hood. it's a site that no one should get used to. and there are still so many questions surrounding officer jacai colson's death. some of those the particulars about how he died. we are learning the why may be far more elusive and police tell us that 22-year-old michael ford intended to commit suicide by cop on sunday. his

. >>> jane seymour may be best known for her role as "dr.icine woman" or james bond actress. she joins us live in our studio to tell us more about her >> thank you. >> tell us about your foundation and its mission. >> the whole open hearts theme happened because my mother went through terrible things in world war ii and a lot of challenges in life. she always told me that in life when you have a challenge, which to close-up your heart and not let anyone know. if you could accept what's happened, however hard it was, open your heart and reach out in some way to help someone else, you would have purpose. once you had purpose, you would be happy and once you $ad be happy and oncou would attrac love in your life. it's a universal symbol of giving and receiving love. we have organizations that help someone who has had challenges and rather than keeping it to themselves, they use it to help other people. >> you recognize a local nonprofit organization, south jersey. >> caitlyn darrow. she was 12 years old when she started it. two sisters and her m

good tuesday to you i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to morning morning. >> in bell yum this morning main international airport in brussels and several metrotations in city affected by bombing this morning. hours ago two explosions reported in departure area of airport. one was at american airlines check n several reports now say death toll dlimd 13 people at the airport and several others injured. all flights out of brussels are cancelled that hour. flights coming in are being divert todd other parents and thousands of passengers moved to tarmac area. these blasts happened around 8 a.m. brussels time that's peak travel time. we have also learned all metro stations in brussels are closed today after reports of additional explosions in several subway stops in the city. authorities referring to these explosions as terror attacks. terror level there of course raised to the highest level and blast just days after only surviving member of par ace tacks was arrested in brussels. authorities feared that his arrest could triingle more attacks. right now president of fra

quinn, medicine woman, jane seymour is joining us live on the curvy couch. why she's in town. plus... david martin! >> we are live in downtown orlando, at the plaza, at the you are invite to an outdoor space. ditch the stuffy conference work. my friends at red bull, we'll show you the action on the 9 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! [cheers] >> amy: waste. . >> john: aj, big golf tournament in town this weekend and people heading to the arnold palmer invitational. >> jayme: it starts today and the next front is dropping southbound across interior texas and mainland mexico and cloud cover increasing by the end of the day, thin, wispy cirrus and spread it across the sky, ample sunshine all day long and highs moving into close to 90 again over the deep interior, west of i-95. mid 80s for highs, 70s, starting to pepper in, looking good. next 7, if you like it cooler, i got your forecast, but no one likes when it is super-dupes rainy, saturday, next system drops and we scour out the moisture and bring back sun and fun, monday, cooler and highs around 71. over to you. >> al

. >> good morning i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". for on all metro lines will be parked at the station. metro says the closure will be a result of systemwide emergency safety inspections and this after monday ace cable fire near the mcpherson metro station. >> employees have option for unscheduled leave or telework and d.c. scars on tardiness and absent teeism will be excused today and heads up metro parking lot will be on an free. so passengers can catch buses or car pool. let's begin now with the woman of the morning erin aaron i hope you got a lot of rest. >> i did. >> just starting to pick up on roads. we've been telling everyone all morning get an early start. that time is capped because we're seeing really crowded roads 270 inbound and hov restrictions in place in virginia and maryland. >> how different is it this day than yesterday morning. >> the commute hit a lot earlier. usually it's 6 we're starting and right now it's full on congestion. >> hov lanes though could get the commute going and car pool and everybody on board. >

i was talking to allison seymour, too.jor changes are now coming to see world after years of criticism from animal rights actaviss. it will no longer breed killer k whales. it will be ending they at california shows featuring theis shows. its 29 killer wales will remaina in captivity, but in new natural encounters. they'll still be there. you'll learn about the plight of the killer whales in the wild aw opposed toç a they at californa show. the move comes in the wake of mounting criticism from regulators and lawmakers who say the cap advice am and is humaneu they range from one to 5 # years old that means some of them th could remain on display for decades, but again not doing shows. >> i've seen several see worlds shows with the big or contact. coming up tonight at 11. more from general manager of metro one day after the agency was shut done for an emergencyy inspection.tion what he did that no one has beea able to do that easterned him a whole lot ofim cash. cas > we'll tell you what he can did coming up at # 1. for cra

good morning to you i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> first up 6:00 today super tuesday the biggest day of the polls before the general election and virginia is only state in our region involved in today's nominating contest. heading into super tuesday new national polls show donald trump and hillary clinton wide widening their leads. polls in virginia literally on up one minute ago melanie alnwick nel oakton high school mel, good morning. >> good morning, steve, allison, just as you said a few minutes ago is when the parking lot here started to see a little more traffic. people coming in for that early voting and also to set up for voters. schools in fairfax county and prince william country and loudoun county and spotsylvania county all closed today. fairfax county board of elections does expect pretty large turnout for this super tuesday. and now, virginia is on primary which means that voters here can come into their poling place and ask for i'mer a republican or a democrat ballo ballot. and they do not have to sign that gop loyalty

. >> reporter: melissa seymour says the rashes won't go away. >> horrible red all over, itchy, burning. >> reporter: she said is breaking out all over her body. her mother, jackie, herself experiencing headaches. >> we have gone to the doctors, allergists. everybody can't determine what this is. >> reporter: one letter says move now that's a rheumatologist, telling you to leave. >> absolutely. telling us to leave. >> reporter: melissa but she said her rashes began when a ruptured well spewed methane gas into the atmosphere. the los angeles county health department immediately started to headaches nausea and rashes. >> please do something. >> reporter: the well sealed last month. thousands returning home told it was safe, but now the health department is reporting 300 new health complaints in the last several weeks. despite capping the well, matt paduco says his own home still makes him sick. >> one of the sickest days was the night after it was capped and i spent a night here. >> reporter: next week well owners southern california gas will test a small number of homes to see if the me

. >> happy hump day to you i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox5 news morning" the big story today in virginia where jessie matthew is expected to plead guilty in murders of gram and harrington. gram a university of virginia student that disappeared 2014 and harrington virginia tech student that disappeared in 2009 while visiting uva. without the plea agreement matthew could have faced death pepty. he's serving life me prison for sexual assault in fairfax country and matthew expected to ebter guilty plea at a hearing at 1:30 this afternoon. we'll have a crew in charlottesville and will bring you latest from inside the courtroom. >> commonwealth now, winchester community is dealing with protest and conflicting accounts after a man being per sued by police died from a gun shot wound. >> this happened late sunday afternoon and melanie alnwick has the latest own the case and what's happening, mel. >> there have about two days of protests. virginia state police are now investigating the case at the request of city of winchester and police department says the 20-year

witnesses say an employee killed their boss, then committed suicide.this is the seymour engine plant in of versailles. the company shut down a plant in columbus - while police investigated if there was a greater threat to employees. the state of kentucky reported its first case of the zika virus. virus.we know the patient is a man who visited central america.he recently returned to the louisville area. kentucky's health department says the man is expected to recover. we're on your side tonight with important reminders about the zika virus.pregnant women, or women trying to become pregnant, should not travel to those infected areas. areas.remember zika can be spread through sexual contact. contact.except in pregnant woman - zika is almost always a very mild illness. a huge boost for ohio governor john kasich - just days before the ohio primary. primary.ohio state university football coach urban meyer endorsed the governor for president today on twitter. they two also posted this video on john kasich's campaign website... 1:33 - 1:42" a true supporter of what you stand for, now that i

good monday to you, i'm i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm wisdom martin inisdo for steve chenevey.evcheng to start withg to breaking news overnight: veht eight firefighters were takenghe to the hospital after battlingaf a three-alarm fire in germantown.ge a townhouse went up in flames on the 1900 block of o churubusco lane. it was reported around 1:00und 0 this morning.thisning. the home collapsed.me claps the firefighters are expected ee to be okay but due to the t t damage three families, a total of 18 people have been displaced. >> northern virginia nown police in fairfax county areouy

tim seymour? >> best of breed oil companies. believe that buying oil likes occidental today is a good trade for not only tomorrow but six months out. >> seaburg? >> i'm looking at mike ron. 10 bucks and a lot of support at $10, cost cut very well and samsung is probably going to go after profits versus market share which bodes well for mike ron. i'm a buyer. >> chairwoman? >> yes, if you're thinking the biotech thing has been so, so bad, got to have found a bottom around here. would i go with a quality name, gilad. >> b.k.? >> name we talk about quite a bit, ibm. they got downtraded or the debt got downtraded from stable to negative today which i thought was kind of interesting, so if you caught the rally in ibm up at these levels, you want to be a seller. >> all right. i'm melissa least. thanks so much for watching. see you back here again at 5:00 for more "fast money." meantime, don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for

tim seymour? >> talk about stocks that work, beverage stocks.epsi still works in this take. >> pete najarian? >> talk about management all the time on this show and i think one of the best management out there, target. it's going higher. >> brian kell? >> so i think the oil sector, at least oil in general, is looking a little bit lower here. you want to sell xle or take profits or short it. >> guy adammy in. >> i'm going to sandwich tim. >> easy, easy. >> whoa, whoa. >> coca-cola. >> easy. >> sandwiching tim is aggressive. >> i'm melissa lee. seem you back here tomorrow at >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach. call me at 1-800-747-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. tonight i want to talk to you about

the call came in before 3:00 yesterday afternoon at a home on seymour street. two adults, three children live in the home but they were not there at the time. right now we don't know what caused the fire. >>> breaking overnight -- officials in south korea say north korea fired several short range projectiles into the sea off its coast. the news came hours after the u.n. security council approved tough new sanctions on pyongyang for its recent these are the toughest sanctions for north korea in decades. >>> today the unc board of governors will hold committee meetings at fayetteville state university. this comes just a day after new unc system president margaret spelling's tour of the campus yesterday. spellings has a lot of ground to cover. she says she plans to visit all 17 campuses in her first 100 days in office. >> the students have affection and affinity for this place, when you talk to them. >> and the rumors around a new name change, she says those decisions should be made by the college. >>> galot, which stands for get a load of this will get a makeover

our traders are tim seymour, peter najarian, dan nathan and guy adami.shing sell signal in the market. one sector that could be setting up for the perfect short opportunity. we'll tell you what it is, plus square higher on its first earnings report since going public. we'll hear from ceo jack do,,y with the latest headlines from the conference call which is just kicking off right now and later a sobering call on

.:0 good thursday morning, i'mng, allison seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey.'m s let's get you caught up firstca on the metro situation.ugiton all the trains on all the o t lines up and running this hour. >> our melanie alnwick joins ali us live from the foggy bottom bo stop where crews worked lateked into the night to makeo m necessary repairs. mel, good morning. g >> reporter: good morning, steve and allison.anallis folks here definitely gettingetg back on track this morning.orng and i think a lot of peoplepl finally realizing how seriousus this what the problems were with those underground cables and knowing that even though it eve was a really risky call anall tough call for metro gm paul pl wiedefeld that they foundhefo defects so serious in at leastea three parts of the line thatt trains should not have been running along those tracks.ck now, things did open onn schedule at 5 o'clock thislohi morning. take a look at the video weeo w shot here just as the station manager came in and opened upne those gates and the passengersse started to go in. gin. so, go

traders are tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kelly and guy adami. tonight on "fast" apple is quietly doing something very interesting ahead of its major announcement monday. we'll tell you what it is and how you can profit from the big event. plus, valeant ceo has a simple message for his employees. we ain't broke. did he just break one of the oldest rules in the book? we'll explain and how would you like to buy shares of mcdonald's for less than a cost of a happy meal? how to do that, first markets and historic week for stocks, both the dow and s&p closing out in the green for 2016. on track for the biggest comeback since fdr was president. >> whoa. >> but it appears as if most investors actually missed out. check this out. according to etf.com since hitting the february lows people have actually been pulling money out of the market, so who has been buying? does this mean that there's more room to run. what does this mean? >> i've clearly missed it. i thought it was going to stop 40 or 50 points going to the s&p and here we are. so what's next? if

police say chen was the shooter and edwards was his direct supervisor at the cummins seymour engine plant. people ran in panic when the shots were fired. about that time that's when they were saying shots have been fired time to evacuate the building and get out safe as quickly as you can canindiana state police is heading up the investigation. right now we don't know what the motive may have been. you've seen the drones that fly through the air. air.boeing just unveiled one that can go underwater!the echo voyager is 51 feet long and capable of running on its own for months underwater.the thousand feet.developers hope it can help with ocean exploration, and things like searching for missing aircraft. finally, a small repreive for the people of flint. flint.the break they're getting amid a water catastrophe. what was this person thinking?what not to do during flint, michigan, residents are getting a little relief from their water bills.at least for a month. month.flint's mayor is suspending water billing.this comes after michigan's governor approved a $30 million dollar credit, following t

i'm melissa lee, traders are tim seymour, steve grasser, brian kelly and guy adami. tonight on "fast" the man wholed can a the fall in valeant, the only analyst with a sell rating for nearly two years on the stock. he tells us how he saw it coming and when he thinks is next for this beaten down stock. >>> plus, one of the most important indicators in the market is flashing a buy sign. we'll explain why it could finally be safe to start buying, and later facebook making the list of the most popular stocks on the street and following the in crowd may not be your best bet. we've got the four stocks you need to avoid and first start off with the markets closing at two-month highs with the s&p closing just a hair above 2,000, what a week, s&p posting gains of 7.2% and this might be the reason why. oil, its best week since august, a stunning 10% move this week alone. so where do we go from here and as we even look out to the ecb and china's national congress next week, is oil still the key to this market in. >> guy. >> i think it is, it started on february 6th and we talke

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i'm allison seymour. seymour. welcome to fox5 news morning.r new information in theew i brussels attack.brus we have learned at least twoned americans were among themong t casualties in tuesday's tueay bombing.bombing. >> and this morning secretarys o of state's john kerry arrived a in brussels.s. fox5's maureen umeh joins us jn live in studio with more onit m this trip. good morning. morning >> good morning allison andmorn steve. secretary kerry is in i brussels. he's there to pleat withatit cowped terrorism officials t from the european union ander ad belgium.lg they laid a wreath at the memorial site for the vic simsf of tuesday's terror attacks. this will be relatively shortivs visit just five hours. h meanwhile the terror threateat level in belgium has been has b lowered one notch only as thehe untree tries to get back too ge normal. >>> and the hunt is still ond th as european authorities searchis for the surviving terrorists behind tuesday's attacks.acks. at least one suspect remainsuspm at large and police say heoliceh could be getting

essay .y a portuguese scholar but really was put together by two better-known historians of slavery, seymour drescher and peter amer. the essay with commentary by all kinds of wonderful historians from whom amountarned enormous's -- an enormous amount. who for the most part agreed the essay and i was deeply disturbed by the whole thing. was that slaves would not be considered the founders of their own freedom. indeed, they had no concept of a world free of slavery. rather, their understanding of freedom was generally narrow and personal. and when they generally had a improving their daily lives and regaining latter. they chose the off,r food, more time whatever the occasion was. when we have evidence of slaves , he arguesir freedom former slaves became slaveholders themselves. them being thene abolitionists. he speaks of the one successful slavery on the island of saint domingue as an event which frightened those people who might have been in favor of emancipation and delayed the arrival of freedom. of abolition,es the destruction of slavery, could not be found in the slave quarters of the n

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