t. lawrence's book called the "seven pillars of wisdom." that may sound kind of strange that this was lawrence of arabia, this is a book he wrote about his time in the desert back there in the world war i time. and according to his preface, he lost, he didn't take notes and then he lost the first draft or two, got burned out and he still wrote it. if you read the book it has all this enormous detail about this and did and what happened the day of his work on this movement. i don't know how he could've possibly remembered it but it is some of those elegant writing i have ever read. so i read it at night to go to sleep i read a little bit of the "seven pillars of wisdom" and after about a chapter i have a soft. >> host: do you have enough airplay time to read traffic i don't read books on airplanes very much. i just go back and forth to tennessee. that's about an hour. i usually and reading the newspaper or are catching up on work or sleeping. i read when i'm by myself that i read at night if i go to bed, or sometimes early in the morning. or

t. lawrence's book called the "seven pillars of wisdom." that may sound kind of strange that this was lawrence of arabia, this is a book he wrote about his time in the desert back there in the world war i

as hillary clinton continues to try to label trump as insulting.nbc news corresponden t edward lawrence has more donald trump's campaign says he had his best week yet. meanwhile hillary clinton believes it was just more of experts say donald trump's new management team is trying to broaden his appeal to to broaden his team is trying to broaden his appeal to bring in new voters and that is why his deportation position may change. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington.donald trump best week yet, new polls to a: tba in your morning health check -a push to allow pediatricians to prescribe medications to treat opioid addiction in teens and young adults. reports of opioid doubled among adolescents over the past 25 years. so the american academy of pediatrics is recommending doctors consider treating young patients with medications that help build long-term sobriety. right now, less than half of counties in the country have a primary care doctor who prescribe the drugs. teens whose parents focus on healthy eating rather than weight are less likely to be obese or develop an eating disorder. stu

lawrence catholic church t morning at 11-30. he founded and led the church for nearly 50-years. they're expecting a very large turnout, so get there early to get a seat. (wally) it's the interview... that's in the mak decades after jonbenet ramsey was killed... her brother burke... is openg-up out the tragedy. (wally burke ramsey was nine years old when his sister was fod dead in the basement, just a few days after christmas, in 19-96. he remembers his mother searching his room right after "where's my baby? where's my baby?" he can recall the small her casketwas... and her eyes being closed. and he knew that some people thought his parents were guilty. he came under suspicion as well. now, all these years later, he wants to change the narrative on all this... to help people remember his ?sister... and finally find justice for her. his exclusive interview with dr. phil airs next month. (jen hard to believe... 19-years ago ?today, since princess diana died in a car accident in paris. the shocking news stunned the world... she was just 36- years old... with two young sons... and he

t" and commuter rail running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> sarah: thanks, danielle. breaking news in lawrence. dozens are displaced by this fast-moving fire. at least four homes are damaged or destroyed by the flames. and neighbors reported hearing an explosion before the fire erupted. >> amaka: 7's jennifer eagan is live on jen? >> jennifer: this is a very difficult morning for several families. the red cross telling us that we're helping some 35 people who were displaced by this fire, and the chief telling us that between 4 and 5 homes were affected by all of this. we're still assessing the damage here. you -- they stopped pouring water down on these homes within the past hour or some so it looks like the flames have all been contained at this point. the initial reports, according small explosion behind one of the homes here on summer street. then one of the buildings caught on fire. those flames spread to some of these surrounding apartment buildings. people who live here were deciding some very frantic moments early this morning. their neighbors and police running up, banging on their door

doug: lawrence and lowell are big contribu t the governor of maine. at a regional conference of mayors in boston, governor paul lapage said drug dealers from these two massachusetts cities are streaming into his state and is making the opioid situation worse. lawrence mayor daniel rivera not happy with his neighbor to the north saying.the governor of maine is clearly at a loss on how to fix his state's drug problem. join the club, we are looking for solutions, not scapegoats. and latinos made up a majority of the heroin arrests made in maine. live in lawrence, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: new video of a dramatic rescue during a 10-car pile up in binghamton, new york. the dash-cam video shows the chilling first moments of the crash last week on route 17. you can see in the left corner a car catches fire. the flames quickly spread before someone uses a fire extinguisher to put them out. a group then pulls the driver out likely sav the city's mayor posted this video online thanking everyone involved in the rescue. randy: a factory fire in pittsf

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t te longest running the guerrilla war. and our turkey and the u.s. about to walk lawrence over -- block lawrence over eight kurdish melissa -- militia? i'm brent goff, it is good to have you with us. we begin in brazil. suspended prison -- resident dilma rousseff testified today on her own behalf of her trial. she is charged with manipulating the government budget to o hidea growing deficit. the accusations are an attempt to undermine democracy. she tells the e easement -- impeachments attempt is a coup. >> i did not commit any crime, the charges against me are unfair and unreasonable. putting an end to my mandate is to m me politicical death. i'm making a final appeal to all senanators. do not accept this, it will only aggravate the crisis. i beg you to bring justice to an honest president. i ask you to vote against the impeachment afford to democracy. thank you. >> i'm joined on the line now. good evening to you kerley in a. what was her main message today? >> it was clearly that she was not guilty for any charges. she says it was a clear coup attack. they have done ever

t-v nine news. a waterloo man faces human trafficking charges. prosecutors say he come from illinois to waterloo. lawrence campbell, who is 35, is in the black hawk county jail right now. his bond is set at 40 thousand dollars. the charges against him include two counts of human trafficking and two counts of using juveniles to commit indictable offenses. police got a call yesterday about two teenagers shoplifting at a waterloo store. officers caught the girls, who are both 16. and they told police that campbell paid for bus tickets for them to come and live at this north a better life. instead the girls say they had to engage in sex acts with others to earn money, and they had to steal clothing to resell. "he would have them go out and engage in shoplifting so apparently they could turn around and sell the clothes. and we have evidence these girls were wearing the clothes in some of the ads he was putting on the internet." chief trelka believes the two girls came to says it's possible the case could go to the u-s attorney for federal prosecution. a train struck and killed a man this morning in tama county

what's happened to andy pa glees see, you're urged to contact the massachusetts state police or lawrence police. t i'm bob ward, fox 25 morning news. >> jason: a wilmington, nurse, is facing charges for using prescriptions to fill thousands of pain prescriptions for her friends. she used it to fill out bogus prescriptions for hydrocodone and other pain 37-year-old is charged with 35 counts of illegal prescription. >>> officers caught him walking toward dorchester high school, when police say they spotted him walking toward the campus, the 27-year-old took off running. officers arrested him and they found a 45 caliber handgun and 15 small bags of marijuana which they say he was planning to sell. >> stephanie: police are now saying that speed was a contributing factor of a motorcycle crash that killed a matthew cummings was travelling with a second motorcycle friday night, when it went off the road, tipping over and sliding for several feet. he died at the scene. they're continuing to investigate the crash. >> jason: we'll head out to detroit where the red sox had a 90 minute rain delay. big papi ho

t-v video music awards. the money raised will go to those kentwood, louisiana. jennifer lawrence is the highest paid actress in the world..for the second year in a row. according to "forbes" the actress made 46-million dollars before taxes in 2015. lawrence made money off the third and final installments of "the hunger games"... and got a nice payday from "passengers"-- a movie coming out this year. second on the list...actress melissa mccarthy, who ranked in 33-million. --supers-- 90210 star shannen doherty and her reached a settlement. the 45 year old actress sued - after he failed to pay her insurance premiums. doherty claims that her "invasive breast cancer," which was diagnosed in march, had spread during 2014 when she was uninsured due to her ex-manager's error. specific financial terms of the agreement have not been disclosed. and that's your buzz. get ready for some rain. weather expert tom wachs is - the local business - that's now burning up cable tv! and a bizarre break in - four shirtless guys - and their accomplices? crocodiles! milwaukee public schools... the nation

t-v video music awards. the money raised will go to those affected by flood victims. spears grew up in the city of kentwood, louisiana. jennifer lawrence is the highest paid actress in the world..for the second year in a row. according to "forbes" the actress made 46-million dollars before taxes over the year. lawrence hunger games"... and got a nice payday from "passengers"-- a movie coming out this year. second on the list...actress melissa mccarthy, who made 33-million. tyra banks is going back-to-school! the former supermodel will be teaching a course called "project you" at stanford;s graduate school of business. the class focuses on creating and honing one's personal brand. "project you" will last for two weeks and starts next may. and that's beloved mayor -- and he just won against him because he's done such great things for the community." believe it or not -- she's talking about a dog named duke. the 9-year-old great pyrenees was first elected mayor of cormorant, minnesota three years ago in a write- in vote. and it appears the town is pleased with duke's leadership -- running unopposed in this week's election. open we begin t

t really hasn't eased up. take a lock at this, live chopper three over lawrence township new jersey.-trailer, actually, possible garbage truck, route one southbound at 295, all lanes block, and the ramp to southbound 95, use your alternate, 206 back to route one to get around it. and, back to, looking outside, look at this, live shot here, 95 south past girard, at the vine. it was blocking three lanes of traffic. it has now been condensed to looks like just one. but the slow downs, because of this, will be fairly significant, so make note of this, interstate 95 southbound, 6:00 hour, this is not what we want to see. so, a lot of flashing lights, hopefully gets moved out of the way. you can see already just slowly creeping by, but listen how slow it is already. even though they are starting to get that cleared out of the way. another accident, schuylkill taillights eastbound at the boulevard, the left lane was compromised, looks like it is now clearing out of your way, brooke, over to you. >> pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, is appealing her conviction. after four hours o

lawrence, back to you, chris. >> thank you, eddie into clinton and kaine are both heeding t september 11th to remember the 15 yearsce the terror attacks. the democratic ticket will not hold any events on that day. the nonprofit 9/11 day made that request. trump's campaign has not yet said how it's going to observe the day this year. >>> the first lady's interview in this week's "variety" is getting a lot of attention. she called herself a product of pop culture. she's convinced her influence on the public consciousness has helped build awareness of her policy initiatives. frequent, she was able to use her karaoke car initiative to let girls learn initiative. one of her most lasting legacies may be her changes to school lunch programs, including in fairfax county. we take a deeper look at that right now on the nbc app, open up school lunch. >>> scheduled to open a little over a month from now, starting tomorrow you can go online and get free time passes. they are available on the museum's website starting at 9:00 a.m. on saturday. it's likely to be packed in its opening days but over at the nbc washington app, we h

lawrence and framingham. boston at 87. up witch at 88. plymouth and new bedford hit 87. upper 80s manchester down to fitchburg. the cool spot is t c highs to the low to mid-80s there and there it is because winds are coming in off the water. coming from the southwest though. and this does kind of overachieve sometimes on these expected high temperatures. i am expecting a sunny, a warm afternoon. really beautiful day out there. tomorrow we wake up to sunshine, but late in the day, we start seeing clouds mix on in. humidity will be rising and i think with this storm on the approach, we have got just enough ingredients to bring some storms into western new and that's what we are seeing with future cast at 8 a.m. on friday. we have got widely scattered showers out there as this front comes through here still nailing down the timeline on that but as it comes through, expect to see scattered rain. unfortunately i don't think we will get any widespread relief on friday and there will be showers around. once the front comes through it will drop temperatures as behead toward the weekend. for the end of the week, a ton of upper 80s out th

lawrence, about the same in taunton. let's get you onto the roads and see how we are looking t. olessa: here's a check of the pike by allston brighton, eastbound had to the top of the screen. a little bit of overnight construction still out t northbound. some construction is clearing northbound on the expressway and then south of town is looking great. the pike eastbound looks good and so far transit buses are starting on schedule. emily: right now, an armed robber is on the loose accused of targeting two stores in billerica. randy: the crimes committed within the same half hour. the eyeopener's sera congi is outside the store that was first on his list. surveillance video here at 129 liquors and a second store down the street to try and identify the suspect. the first call came in just before 9:00 p.m. for 129 liquors on salem road. police say a man with a knife was trying to rob the store. it's unclear if he got away with any cash. as officers were investigating that crime they got another call about a similar robbery two miles away at jim's quick stop. a clerk there was so up

lawrence township police chief paul stanley is on administrative leave. the township board of trustees took the action while investigating the police as interim acting officer in charge. >> brian: at&t pioneers gave kids at ohio guidestone, the former berea children's home, new backpacks filled with all kinds of school supplies. the group of past and current at&t employees donated more than 125 backpacks. >> all right. cleveland state is breaking records this school year. the school has more than 1900 students enrolled for the first day of the fall semes in the university's history. freshman enrollment has more than doubled since 2010. in addition, c.s.u. saw increases both in the number of returning students and credit hours taken. >>> all right. operators of the ohio turnpike hit a new milestone. they have 350,000 ez past customers. that's the best thing going, i got to tell you. the electronic toll collection system has been in place for nearly 7 years. to african american voters took a hit after one of his supporters sent out a tweet showing hillary clinton in black face. meanwhile, mrs. clinton faces new calls to separate her foundation from ties to foreign governments and corp

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t on the commuter rail. watching delays on the framingham, worcester line, back to you guys. >>> breaking news, these flames in lawrence are the reason that 29 people are homs the fire broke out early this morning destroying several buildings. >> anchor: now officials are looking into reports of an explosion before the flames broke out. 7's jennifer eagen is live at the scene with the breaking details. jen? >> reporter: it's all under investigation right now. the focus this morning is on this white building with the boarded-up windows. that is 29 summer street. the mayor telling us that they had been dealing with the property owner in court. it was an abandoned building and it was well known that flames spread to six homes on this street in lawrence. >> i thought all these houses were to get burned out. >> reporter: forcing dozens out early this morning. >> horrible. a lot of families don't have a house. >> it was, like, the worse thing i ever seen. i seen the flames so close. >> reporter: dan santiago like others on summer street woke up to someone banging on their door. >> saying there was a fire next to our grab eve

least,t but not and not a member of our working group, but a member here in detroit, mayor lawrence. miss brenda lawrence. this is an issue that is important to all of us. was of you know i previously a mayor. when i look at these issues of crime and criminal justice and accountability, i look at it as a responsibility that starts at the top. we must invest for our police to get training. we must include community policing in every community. traininging includes of respective diversity. notmost of all, if you do invest and train and give the tolls to the police officers locally, you cannot have accountability. so accountability is like we expect, when we go see a doctor, that they will do no harm. we expect that of our police department. i can tell you as a mayor, setting the stage and the expectation, there is always the human factor. when you plan, train, and invest n expectation of inclusion, of equality, of respect of human beings not as animals and not as everyone is a criminal until they prove different, and the skill of de-escalation is extremely important. in one of the case

lawrence joins us now. i get to ask the same question again. is that the sound of a mexican wall crumbling we hear? >> reporter: actually t wall is the only thing that is not going to change in thiz plan. he says his plan may change, but the wall will remain and be built. he's walking back the possibility of departing all 11 million illegal immigrants. at the same time he's going to separate into two categories. the bad ones will be deported immediately. everyone else will have to go through existing immigration laws in order to get into the country. you mentioned hillary clinton taking the day off from campaigning yesterday, but went on jimmy kim el live for some laughs. her campaign isn't laughing. another e-mail controversy. mentioned the judge and 15,000 e-mails. those were released by a watchdog group, judicial watch. the e-mails were deleted off her server, but fbi was able to get e-mails and retrieve them. show a pattern of requests from big donors to the clinton foundation going directly to chief of staff when she was secretary of the state. not all of the donors got what they requested, but they all got access. >

lawrence emerging with the fire chief. the chief has been briefing the marbury. there is mayor rivera, the mayor telling us what he told us earlier today is t started around 2:00 this morning in an abandoned building and spread to three other buildings in close proximity. the approximately 25 people who live at those buildings all escaped and are displaced. here's what the fire chief told usually today. >> the fire building, is a loss, and the explosion on what we call the delta side, is only a four n alleyway. frame to the left. >> again, 25 people who live in the three surrounding buildings now displaced, and investigates from the state fire marshall's office are on the scene working to determine the cause, and as we come back live here again, you are looking at the mayor of lawrence, mayor rivera, speaking with the fire chief getting an update on the status of this investigation, and that's something that we're going to keep an eye on as we get new details about what started this fire in an abandoned live in lawrence, todd kazakiewich,. emily: we're following other stories right now on the eye. >> breaking in boston, a teenage girl has l

lawrence. upper 80s in framingham and norwood and fitchburg over to manchester, new hampshire. the cape t 80s, your only shot of showers coming through this morning there and the islands. after that going to slowly brighten up in the afternoon and zip tripping to the north end with temperatures in the 70s and going to be dry, going to be sunny, great for us getting out there but next chance of rain that we really need, really not coming into the picture tomorrow,ul have to wait until about monday to see any kind of significant rain. tomorrow lower 80s and inland weekend, slight risk of pop-ups in the weekend and partly cloudy skies and monday thunderstorms at 84 and back behind it you find cooler and brighter temperatures for tuesday into wednesday with sunshine and highs around 80. back to you. >> sara: local man heading off to trip of lifetime but he was never supposed to be invited. coming up mistaken identity that ?? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking, that's fr

t and commuter rail running on schedule. but you guys. >>> was good to breaking news from overnight. three people in lawrence are without a home goes up in flames the you see here. this was a scene overnight on lafayette avenue, in the flames could be seen shooting through the roof. fire crews said they had a problem using a hydrant as well. so far, no injuries have been reported? also breaking, a vacant mill holding catches fire in tiverton, rhode island. you can see the flames and smoke pouring from the fruit, and firefighters are working on the scene to put out the hotspots. no word yet on what caused the very. international airport, passengers running out of the terminal after reports of a gunman. so, let's go to 7's kris anderson for the latest on what happened. >> kris: as you can imagine, tense moments, and the los angeles police confirm reports of shots fired were indeed a false alarm. the l mpd said loud noises were to blame for the scare. all of the terminals were cleared, and they were searched. do you see this? hundreds of people piling out on the period. wh heard pops, and another for the securi