not harriet tubman. harriet tubman has usually been a subject of children's fiction. and very few people really know, at least american citizens -- we historians know who harriet tubman was. but that wasn't -- that's not the case with the american public. it was irony noted -- or the irony was noted in having tubman on the front of the $20 bill. and andrew jackson on the back. as many of you know, andrew jackson was not only a slave holder himself, but he was also -- oversaw indian removal and is renowned for being, really, an indian killer. so in addition to that, many people pointed to the fact that here you have harriet tubman who was commodified, who had value, whose worth who for many people were defined by the amount of money people would pay for her. and here she is in the 20th century being put on -- being put on perhaps the most popular symbol of american capitalism, $20 bill. so we have, today, some very distinguished historians who are going to talk about the placement of hub tan tubman on bil

why is harriet lane known as the first, first lady?>> they sort of called dolly madison that, the first lady, because she was so prominent, while she was the president's wife and then afterwards and after madison's death she was the go-to person, every party dolly had to be at, but then harriet lane is the host eess i the white house what are you going to call her? she's not the president's wife, she's the president's niece so they called her the first lady. >> as you go over james buchanan's life he was a state rep in pennsylvania? state rep. >> he goes on to congress, becomes a senator from there. >> right. >> he becomes the minister to russia, the minister to great britain. >> and secretary of state. >> and secretary of state and then becomes president. is he at that point the most qualified person to be president? >> if that's what you go by, yes. if you go by the number of years at a major post depending on what you call a major post, he definitely is. but here is something about him. he's never proposed any significant legislatio

it's about an hour and 40 minutes. >> today's panel has to do with harriet tubman and harriet tubman'sdecision of april 20th, 2016, to put tubman on the $20 bill.

harriet the mom and dad are looking to see if the chick has hatched. this is time lapsed video from today, look at the little one there. there were a lot of feedings, dad dropping off some food, a little grooming going on. you can join in on what is now eagle watch 2017, on abc 7 news.com or the free app. >> so mom gets a name, she is harriet. and dad is like m-15? we don't get the dignity, you're a letter and a number? >> accept it. >> lb with sports, who were the 49ers targeting as their next head coach. we'll give you his name >>> the warriors open the new year at oracle arena where they will be for seven of the next eight games, stefan curry looking to start 2017 right. and iguodala, seven feet tall and you can't teach that. keep your eye on draymond green, sets the screen, hustles, and they get it to kevin durant for the dunk. final seconds of the half, kd, he had 21 in this game, dubs by four at the half. he is 6'10", goes behind the net. 21 for the serbian, and look at draymond, battling here, this completed a triple, 13 assists as the warriors

myers, florida, and this isn't harriet's first time on tv.ore than 16 million people watched her raise two bald eagles until they were hold enough to leave the nest. >> very cool story. tomorrow, january 1st, the weather is cooperating. we would expect that for january but ll and then have the umbrella handy on monday and tuesday with rain at times. rain a little bit heavier on tuesday and by friday, well, it's cold. we're only in the 30s for highs, and right now we're in the low to mid-40s across the area with 46 degrees in washington and 43 up in fredericton and 45 for you in leesburg. mostly cloudy and throughout the day a mix of clouds and sunshine. and by lunchtime a high of 50 and a high tomorrow afternoon of 53 degrees. a little bit warmer than today and by tomorrow evening at 8:00 we're around 44, so all in all the weather having a pretty low impact on your sunday. traveling tomorrow is looking good. outdoor exercise. get a jump started on your necessary lougs maybe. you want the long sleeves, but, again, it's pretty comfortable. temp

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up next the civil rights leader who worked alongside frederick douglass, harriet tubman and john brown. learn about the impact of this lesser-known abolitionist william howard day. >> the book is called legendary locals of harrisburg. it is titled that because that is what it wanted to be called. i was asked to write the book by arcadia publishing. you don't really turn down jobs. one reason i wrote the book, reached out for work i had previously done on individuals in the area in harrisburg, very important to the city, william howard day, people know of day's name today because there is a housing development in the northern part of the city named after him and there is a cemetery three miles outside of where we are standing now named william howard day cemetery. he is not buried there. he is buried in lincoln cemetery which is an all-black cemetery in pembrook which is just outside the city. his actual burial site has been lost. there is a memorial marker in the middle of the cemetery when people walk in, one of the first things they see, this hero is buried in the cemetery and the wa

folks in southwest k have been paying attention to harriet the eagle and the eagle cam.he eggs hatched, harriet fed thim and he got a visit fro his father. >>> here in new york city a subway is finally open for business. the first three stations opened on sunday and for residents in manhattan on the east side means the end of a long walk. they first envisioned it back in 1929 and ground was first broken in 1972. >>> if you're tied to your workplace because of your devices, you've got to listen to this. in france workers rang in the new year with the right to disconnect law. french workers now have the legal right to ignore work e-mails or texts outside of typical working hours. the idea is to cut down on work-related stress that leaks into workers' personal time. >>> the united kingdom will start circulating its new one-pound coin in march. the new 12-sided coin has a gold outer ring and inner ring. it's hard to counterfeit but won't fit into vending machines. it will remain as legal tender until october 15th. >>> and "rogue 1" the "star wars" holiday office. it took in

after years of legal battles - a new national park honoring harriet tubman will finally become a reality today an official signing ceremony will be held in washington. the park in auburn, new york includes the site of nearby church where she worshiped. it will focus on tubman's later work in life as an active proponent of women's suffrage. this will be a sister site to the harriet tubman underground railroad national historic park on maryland's eastern shore. new this morning.. it was a championship rematch that lived up to the hype. alabama and clemson go down to the wire for the national title in tampa, florida. the crimson tide and their top ranked defense up against 2-time heisman finalist deshaun watson--and the match up would be an instant classic! alabama down four in the fourth quarter, freshman quarterback jalen hurts takes off, avoiding clemson defenders for the touchdown..bama goes back up by 3. but deshaun watson would march clemson down the field and with just seconds left in the game he finds hunter renfrow for the game winning touchdown! clemson wins! 35-31 their first tit

. >>> federal parks potentials have a formally established the harriet tubman national historic park in upstate new york. the annoyancement and signing ceremony happened this morning right here in d.c.. the park encompasses tubman's old home in auburn, new york and a nearby church she went to regularly. it will focus on her work later on in her life when she was an active proponent for women's suffrage and other causes. it will be a sister park to the harriet tubman underground railroad national historical park here in maryland. the maryland born tubman died in auburn, new york in 1913 and that's where she's buried. >>> jurors in the dylann roof murder trial could begin deliberations for his sentencing as early as today. the 22-year-old fa or death in the fatal 2015 shooting of nine parishioners inside an historical black church in charleston, south carolina. in court, roof expressed a lack of remorse for the killings. >>> a manhunt is underway for the suspect accused of gunning down a florida police sergeant. police say markeith loyd shot and killed master sergeant debra clayton mon

up next the civil rights leader who worked alongside frederick douglass, harriet tubman and john brown. learn about the impact of this lesser-known abolitionist william howard day. >> the book is called legendary locals of harrisburg. it is titled that because that is what it

but so their shat harriet ware. so harriet figures out onpegy is lead are of the prayer circle so she befreds aunt pegey, she makes her mind up andary everybody comes to the school so definitely a -- not autonomous within limits community -- faith community, think, among former slaves, and then finally, i think that it takes a great deal of faith to do what some of these people, to put your kidsso in a canoe and go up the coast you. have to believe in something you santa see to do that. union seconds were told you were told terrible stories what would happen if you came to us. wide did you do it any? the answer was because i knew you couldn't tack my anywhere that just wasn't, and than jesus wasn't. don't think we can understand the plight of so many of them s without an appreciation for that force. anybody else? >> a couple questions about the amendment.qu you said the 13th amendment was pass build the states that remain in the union. but didn't the union government not really recognize secession? just sort of conv

harriet harman. plenty more to talk about as this goes on. thank you.thern ireland secretary, james brokenshire, says the system for reinvestigating killings during the troubles isn't working. mr brokenshire has told the sunday telegraph that the process focuses disproportionately on killings by the police and the army and he stressed that this posed a danger of rewriting the past. let's speak to our ireland correspondent sara girvin. what is the process for investigating? this issue of how to deal with northern ireland's past has always been controversial. at the moment police are investigating all the deaths that took place during the troubles. 3500 people we re during the troubles. 3500 people were killed between 1969 and 1998. 302 of those were killed by members of the british army. as a result of these new police investigations, two former soldiers are currently being prosecuted for murder, and a law firm representing otherformer soldiers says it believes there could be more prosecutions to come. as you said, we have heard from the northern ireland

earlier today we saw harriet feeding e-9, her first eaglet born saturday morning. can join in on eagle watch 2017 any time on our website, abc7news.com or on the free abc 7 news app. >>> now for a weather watch 2017, the year is getting off to a wet start. here's live doppler 7. we have pockets of light rain scattered across the bay area but that rain will become a bit more widespread overnight. early tomorrow morning look for low temperatures in the low to mid-40s and it will be wet for the morning commute and get even wetter as we get later into the day tomorrow. here's our forecast animation starting at 5:00 a.m. by midday and certainly mid to late afternoon we'll have widespread areas of moderate to heavy rainfall. that pattern will continue until late tomorrow night. so we've got a lot of rain coming our way. tomorrow's storm ranks 2 on the storm impact scale and our rainfall chances over the next several days, 100% tomorrow and wednesday, down to only a 30% chance on thursday. that may be a dry day or mostly dry day. then chances of rain comes up to about 50%

harriet took the hosting duties for his uncle.before but not in recent history. >> abby: off of the first lady will change to office of the first family. it's going to be very much a family affair. >> that's very true. the kennedys were, you know, they encircled john f kennedy, you have seen in a similar way. how many have family-run business with all throe children were involved with the family's business become president. we will see more of the first family go around. that's good. melania has a 10-year-old son baron. i know what it's like to be the mother in their life and involved. i think it'll spread out some of those responsibilities in an efficient way for them that'll work for them. heather: not only is she a mother but immigrant and her story, inspiration to the american dream. >> she is, the american dream is to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness and melania wanted that in her life and that's why she came in the united states and her story resinates for that. but the american spirit is to help others achieve the

michelle: a park for harriet tubman is being dedicated. it is a sister park to harriet tubman national underground railroad historic park in maryland. larry: now a story for website that is infamous for the content. the editors of backpage.com were in court but they didn't say much and were excused from testifying after pleading the fifth. elizabeth hur has more. elizabeth: backpage.com is denying any knowledge of sex trafficking but they shut down part of it saying it's censorship. this is on the eve on capitol hill where the top executives pleaded the fifth. >> only time will tell if this is an end to back page's role in online sex trafficking of children or a cheap publicity stunt. elizabeth: lawmakers did not mince words and families of the victims shared their stories hoping to make a diffen daily basis is unimaginable to me. >> what happened to my daughter on backpage.com is criminal. elizabeth: their emotional testimony following release of senate report found backpage.com promoted sex trafficking and accused the executives to sanit

. >>> harriet tubman will be honored with a national park in her name. the secretary of the interior presided over a ceremony creating the harriet tubman park in new york. she was considered a conductor on the underground railroad was a slave herself in maryland before escaped to philadelphia in 1849. >>> picture this, it's cold. we know what that feels like. are you getting ready to leave for work and you go outside and warm it up in your own driveway. tons of people do it, but one guy in michigan got a ticket for it. and the car is not the only thing getting heated up. taylor's parking ticket from his own property has gone viral since he posted it on facebook. he is pretty mad. the ticket was for leaving the keys in the ignition with the motor running and nobody around. >> in and out probably 7 to 8 minutes, in that amount of time he ran up here and gave me the ticket and by the time i got out he was nowhere to be seen. >> we have 5 or 10 cars stolen this way every winter and it's dangerous. and it drives everyone's insurance rates up and our crime rat

the other egg has been slowly breaking open. 16 million people watch harriet gill worth to two eaglets back no 2012. you can watch the like feed anytime and we have streaming on the free abc7 news app. >> how the forecast with drew tuma. >> on the new year's eve we're going to squeak out a dry 12 hours, perfect for all the festivities but next week the rain chances come back. this more than we had a couple of isolate showers and they're out of here. that led the way though gorgeous sunset. couldn't ask for a better night on the way. mainly clear skies and won't be too cold. the forecast calls for a cool and dry new year's eve on tap. the, a arctic blast is on hold. there will a series of storms to keep the air to the north and our temperatures warmer than we forecasted yesterday. right now, a lot 50s on the board. 55 novato. livermore, 48. the call overnight, mainly clear skies. not too chilly. most spots in the low to mid-40s as we welcome 2017. future weathering, the first dar othe year, early on raft sunshine but into the afternoon and the evening the clouds will build up and a week

bounty, the quicker picker upper >>> a new national park honored harriet tubman is now opening in newrk state. the site includes a house, a church and something she opened in new york. she fought for suffering and other causes, and that's after rescuing hundreds of slaves before the civil war. >>> nfl stars are urging others to speak out about a concussion and a controversy about a possible pick to oversee back seat safety. >>> the "washington post" reports that donald trump spoke with a skeptic. a trump's spokesman says no decision has been made. kennedy back as widely discredited theory that vaccines cause autism. >>> the "indystar" reports that 18 women are suing michigan state and gymnastics club. it's the third lawsuit claiming sex abuse by naser who worked for usa gymnastics for 29 years. >>> they're urging all athletes to take themselves out of the game if they're hurt. >> i'm man enough to know i can't go out there and hurt my team by knowing that i'm hurt. i'm man enough to know that i won't put myself in a situation to further hurt myself if i'm already hurt. >> the public s

she stared with us how steele worked alongside harriet tubman documented slaves he rescued quietly. >> he hid what he wrote in a cemetery in pennsylvania. if it was caught, hundreds and hundreds of slaves would have been brought back into slavery because they could trace them. >> reporter: marion hopes that her family's rich history will inspire parents to teach their own children freedom hasn't always been free. >> kids now when they graduate some of my nephews, they think that they're parents should buy them a new car. >> reporter: she says her family's perseverance instild confidence. >> i can remember my father saying to me over and over and over, don't let anybody speak down to you. let people know that you are good as anybody. >> reporter: she's proud her family helped others find and live their dreams. >> it just means a lot to me. >> estimated 5,000 people were at the college to take part in martin luther king junior day of service. it's the largest event of its kind. all told about 145,000 people from all ages and backgrounds are expected get their hands dirty for a good caus

honoring harriet tubman. today, the u.s. anterior secretary, signed a document, with the historic park in auburn new york. tubman's old home and church where she worshiped are located on the park grounds. also where they are buried. the new national park will be assistant for the nation located in cambridge, maryland. >> all right. around here. that is going to be quite a thing to see. all right. >>> all right, my friend. we've got a 3-degree guarantee we could ask you about. or we could talk about the yellow freezing alert. >> there's the yellow alert because there's a freezing rain advisory, north and west. i'm not real concerned about it. and the warm air is going to win this battle. not talking about an ice storm. 3-degree guarantee. you might say, if you're going to go 39 for a high, how can it have freezing rain? well, simply because the roads and services have been below freezing. remember, we have not been above freezing since last friday afternoon. still sitting on 36. dew points coming up. winds out of the south at

was eight and she was still in her teens when she landed her first break that ran during ozzy and harriethow. mary wasn't planning tore a stay-at-home mom. >> in 1961, she landed her first starring role with the dick van dyke show cast opposite dick van dyke. she played laura wife of comedy writer rob pet tri. it made mary tyler moore a household name. her first marriage crumbled. then married grant tinker. and produced several successful shows. most notably, the mary tyler moore show. seven seasons, 29 emmys and three go ahead globes later, show the ended and moore found it difficult to shed mary richards. >>> turning to broadway he wering a tony reward for who's life is it anyway? she shined on big screen. >> it's starting over again >>> in 1980 moore gave an oscar nominated performance as ordinary people, which disrespect add family dealing with tragedy struck moore's family the same year when her only son richie died of a self inflicted gunshot wound. it was later ruled an accident. following year, grant tinker and more ended the 19 year marriage. then she married dr. robert levine. s

was eight and she was still in her teens when she landed her first break that ran during ozzy and harriethow. mary wasn't planning tore a stay-at-home mom. >> in 1961, she landed her first starring role with the dick van dyke show cast opposite dick van dyke. she played laura wife of comedy writer rob pet tri. it made mary tyler moore a household name. her first marriage crumbled. then married grant tinker. and produced several successful shows. most notably, the mary tyler moore show. seven seasons, 29 emmys and three go ahead globes later, show the ended and moore found it difficult to shed mary richards. >>> turning to broadway he wering a tony reward for who's life is it anyway? she shined on big screen. >> it's starting over again >>> in 1980 moore gave an oscar nominated performance as ordinary people, which disrespect add family dealing with tragedy struck moore's family the same year when her only son richie died of a self inflicted gunshot wound. it was later ruled an accident. following year, grant tinker and more ended the 19 year marriage. then she married dr. robert levine. s

the mama is known as harriet. her baby is called eaglet 9, or e-9 for short. the eagle cam has been streaming the hatching for the last four nesting seasons, a busy mama. >> we'll see temperatures in the low 40s around midnight. >> we'll be here, we'll have a big party right here. see you tonight at 11:00 can. happy new year's eve. >> we spent the next year and a half investigating stolen guns. what we found was staggering.

that's what >>> harriet the eagle fed one of her hatchlings.e first of two eaglet eggs hatched early this morning fort myers and now all eyes are on the second egg. closer to home, the d.c. eagle cam is back on as nesting season gets underway. >>> a washington landmark is on the auction block. a foreclosure auction at the florida avenue grill is slated for january 18. that's according to the popular blogs dcs and popville. that restaurant that, they deny it's closing. >>> tonight university boulevard is reopened after repair crews fixed a broken water main. the 20-inch water main break at university boulevard and newport mill road forced montgomery county public works to shut down the busy university boulevard in both directions last night. residents who live in the area had low to no water until the repairs were completed. >>> they came from across the country. christians, leaders. today watch night service included workshops on how to deal with poverty, racism and bigotry as the new year gets underway and to put the incoming presidential admi

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that's what harriet truman said.e didn't know at the time these were the hells angels, we were in uniform and we were going to go start a little are rucus. they beat the living what. i learned my lesson. put pressure on the local politicians because they are the ones that can put pressure on the va and then offer to help them, offer to help them. the thing that we worry about most now is the traumatic brain injuries, the concussions with huge explosions just like in the sports world, it doesn't show up for seven or eight years and so they're going to be kids out there that have been out of the military and aren't tied to any medical system that these symptoms just like the symptoms showing up years later and be aware of that and do anything you can to help. >> two things i want your opinion on president putin and then a separate one on being a retired naval aifuateer, it seems throughout my career you keep doing more and more and more and like you had mentioned we have a lot of issues like the resources and huge debt

family, not talking about the outside world but the total purchase beloved part of the family and harriet beecher stowell in wrinkles on's cabinet figured out a way to speak to women, to say thing the slavery, is about family, letting young girls be ravaged by slave owners. it is about mothers being separated from their children, old people being left alone because their families are not allowed to help them she framed the whole thing in terms of the stuff that women were supposed to be in charge of and that brought women for the first time into the political scene. they went crazy over abolition in the north. they admitted things they auctioned off, they ran around collecting petitions, send them to john quincy adams, the only person who would take them and they drove everybody else nuts and legislators went crazy and she did it. it was her book that made that happen, you can just see this clear hawk there and one writer did it. >> host: when will we be seeing the memoir? the gail collins memoir? >> guest: i am getting tired of memoirs. it is not the first thing on my list. >> host: how

harriet beecher stowe in uncle tom's cabin figured out a way to speak to women to say this thing, slavery, is about family. it is about letting young girls be ravaged by slave owners, it is about mothers being separated from their children, old people being alone and left alone since their families are not allowed to help them. she framed the whole thing in terms of stuff that women were supposed to be in charge of and that brought women into the political scene. they went crazy over abolition, they knitted things they auctioned off, they ran around collecting petitions, sent them to the only guy the house who kept reading them, drove everybody nuts. it was the first time and she did it. it was her book that made that bridge. it would have happened sooner or later. you can see this, it was one writer who did it. >> it was great, thank you. when will we be seeing the memoir? the gail collins memoir? >> guest: i am tired of memoirs. it is not the thing on my list of things to do. >> host: have you thought about fiction? >> guest: i started doing fiction, it wasn't that great. i seem to do b

interesting the big signs he's passing over include a sign of harriet tubman and the $20 bill. the first african-american woman to be on a an american currency. >> you talk about the security. we've seen a real evolution in security and the first barriers were put up on pennsylvania avenue after the oklahoma city bombings back in the 1990's. martha, with each passing year it gets more intense. it does and after ni9/11 it became incredibly intense and remains. they have built embassies around the world. you go to the state department and you can't get anywhere near that either because you have barriers as well. but security all over the city. we have gotten used to it and we know how long it takes to get some place. but donald trump has great respect for the secret service. he had a couple of incidents, probably more than a couple on the campaign. i can remember one where they had to rush him off the stage. he ducked a little bit but he said they tell me where to go, i'm going to do it. >> i don't know if tom llamas is still with us. tom, the president is used to having body gua

joining me now are ayesha hazarika, who worked for ed miliband and harriet harman, and the journalistentially this was an opportunity he just couldn't turn down, it is a perfect fit for it a historian who loves museums? absolutely. i genuinely don't think he was doing this to cause some kind of crisis. but it's more symptomatic of the fact that the overall party is, as one of your contributors said, in an existential crisis. we have heard jamie read standing down. again, a good opportunity coming his way. but let's be honest, if these politicians thought labour had a thrusting, vibrant future, i don't think they would be sending the signals to the outside world that they might be ready for an approach from anotherjob. the deselection process was always the threat, that the people who did not fit in with corbyn would find themselves deselected, and they have gone, they would ratherjump than quit? i don't think so. there is a massive malaise in the plp. there are a lot of people who didn't support corbyn. there was the failed coup. they have decided rightly to just pipe down, not have a

teens when he landed her first show biz break in hot point commercials that ran during the "ozzy and harriet" mary wasn't planning on being a stay-at-home mom. >> in 1961 she landed her first starring role opposite dick vandyke. laura, dressed in capri pants at a time when tv housewives sported skirts and aprons, it mary tyler moore a household name. as her career took off, her first marriage crumbled. a year later she married grantk. seven seasons, 29 emmys and three golden globes later the show ended and moore found it difficult to shed mary from her image, earning an emmy for "whose life is it any way." in 1980 moore gave an oscar performance dealing with tragedy. the same year when her only son richie died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. moore and tinker ended her next marriage and with her next husband she came clean about her alcoholism and checked herself into the betty ford clinic. she became international chairman of the juvenile diabetes research foundation and campaigned for embryo ttic research. >> the tv icon continued to act by making guest star appearances on various netw

this is a live look at harriet, the bald eeg in florida.ds of viewers are now waiting for her second egg to hatch. earlier today, we saw the mama feeding e-9, her first eaglet born on saturday morning. the unhatched egg is right next to the baby. you see it there. and you can join in on what is now eagle watch 2017 anytime on our website abc7 news.com or on the abc7 news ap. and rick, i know a couple of 49er front office people ho were given the bird today. >> i was going to say the niners laid an egg this season, as well. >> coming up in sports, good-bye mr. chip as the 49ers fire head coach chip kelly after just one season. and it was also a bad day for the raiders as they not onl abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> the raiders did not start 2017 the way they wanted. not only did they blow a chance to win the afc west by losing to denver, they also had another quarterback get hurt. this was gary kubiak's final game as the head coach. he will retire because of health reasons. matt mcgloin had to leave late in the second qua

and she was in her teens when she got her first break in a commercial that rain in the "ozzie and harriet show." in 1961 she landed the first starring role with the "dick van dyke show" and she played laura, the wife of the comedy writer rob. laura dressed in capri pants in a time when tv housewives sported skirts and aprons. the show ran five seasons and made mary tyler moore a household name. as her career took off, her first marriage to richard meeker crumbled. they divorced in 1961. a year later she married the television executive and they produced several successful tv shows "hill street blues" "the bob newheart show" and "rhoda" and the "mary tyler moore show." seven seasons, 29 semis and three golden globes later the moore found it difficult to shed mary richards from her image. so the tv comedian turned to broadway earning a tony for "whose life is it anyway." she shined on the big screen. in 1980, she gave an oscar nominated performance in "ordinary people." which depicted a family dealing with tragedy. a type i diabetic, she devoted much of her later years to advocacy and becam

mama eagle harriet and her mate, m15 waiting for their second egg to hatch. >> on saturday, the first eaglet was born after it chipped through the cell. the webcam captured the american bald eagle chirping away weekend and eating a lot. >> absolutely. congratulations to mom and dad. >>> queen elizabeth missing you new year's eve tradition. rising concerns for the monarch' health. >>> and rain and big changes at the end of the week. tom has the four things to know about the forecast. >>> in howard county, grief as a student dies on new year's day. police and theommunity search for answers. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> teen killed, students return to school with a sigh on lent tribute to a classmate. >>> rain showers now

almost "harriet the spy" but there were five of them.seeing the dow crossing the 20,000 mark, dominating things today and bring stocks up with it. there are a few stocks lower including verizon and united technologies. let that be a lesson to investors out there. stocks are higher in the best performer is blowing. profitablener is because it has not been ended is pushing blowing up 4.5%. tax is leading and also lagging in the s&p 500. is a lot of differentiation going on as well. the nasdaq up 7/10 of a percent. the dollar index was even lower just a little while ago. we are very much close to testing the 100 mark, which is also a psychological barrier when it comes to the dollar . be vh saying that the markets are getting a little bit impatient waiting for the administration to come out with some details on these tax and regulation plants. today is not bad. the two-year yields up 2.5%. if you have a look, the dollar might be weaker against most of the majors, but when it comes to the mexican peso, it is not. the peso a strengthening all

here today because of the work of my forbear, from rom urner to still be a, to audreye,lla frorom harrieto marcia. i stand here today, most of all, because i am my s sister's keep. my sisters and siblings are being beaten and brutalized, neglected, and invisiblized extinguished and exiled. my sisters and siblings have been pushed out of hostile homes and intolerant schools. my sisters and siblings have been forced into detention facilities in prison and deeper into poverty. ,nd i hold these harsh truths they enrage me and fill me, but i cannot survive on righteous anger alone. today, by being here, it is my commitment to getting us free that keeps me marching. our approach to freedomom may nt be identical, but it must be intersectional and inclusive. >> it is an absolute honor to introduce our friend d cecille richards. >> we're here today too thank generations of organizers and troublemakers and hell raisers who formed secret sisterhood's, who opened planned parenthood health facilities in the communities, and commanded the right to control their own bodies. andd today we are here to del

. >>> florida's famous bald eagle harriet is still waiting, two days after her first eaglet hatched,er second is still in the shell. she seems fine. earlier today, we saw her feeding her first eaglet. she laid the eggs in november. she has no idea that thousands of people, including ama daetz, are watching the live stream waiting to see her second little one come into the world. you can join in what's now been called eagle watch 2017. it's available any time on your website, abc 7 news.com or on the free abc 7 news app. >>> it's better in the daylight. but it's still good even though it's dark outside. we are preparing for a good dousing of rain. >> let's get the latest on the timing of the storm from spencer christian. basically, rain until further notice, yes? >> that's basically it. we have a little bit of rain now. we'll have a lot over the next seven days. let's get down to it. i'll take you to the next graphic. the one coming in tomorrow ranks 2 on the storm impact scale. it will be a storm of moderate intensity and produce moderate to heavy rainfall. windy conditions in the af

. >>> florida's famous bald eagle harriet is still waiting, two days after her first eaglet hatched,er second is still in the shell. she seems fine. earlier today, we saw her feeding her first eaglet. she laid the eggsnovember. she has no idea that thousands of people, including ama daetz, are watching the live stream waiting to see her second little one come into the world. you can join in what's now been called eagle watch 2017. it's available any time on your website, abc 7 news.com or on the free abc 7 news app. >>> it's better in the daylight. but it's still good even though it's dark outside. we are preparing for a good dousing of rain. >> let's get the latest on the timing of the storm from spencer christian. basically, rain until further notice, yes? >> that's basically it. we have a little bit of rain now. we'll have a lot over the next seven days. let's get down to it. i'll take you to the next graphic. the one coming in tomorrow ranks 2 on the storm impact scale. it will be a storm of moderate intensity and produce moderate to heavy rainfall. windy conditions in the aftern

"harriet" and her man "m-15" shared a sweet moment, seeing their baby hatch.nd thousands of people caught the occasion too, from a >>> well, new year's weekend turned 2 american bald eagles into some proud parents. >> the 2 shared a moment seeing their baby hatch and thousands caught the occasion too from a live stream. you can see the couple hovered on saturday look at that waiting for the first of their 2 babies to burst out of its egg and into the world. the 2 are still waiting for a second egg to hatch. they've been in the public eye since 2012 when the live cam was installed at their florida nest. >> cooler than a hatchimal, right? >> yeah, i think. >> on friday we saw the shell and it was crack ago little bit. it's fun to see the progression. >> i know. so cute. >> i saw hidden figure. it was amazing. i highly recommend it. it's abt the little group of black women at nasa who calculated all the whatever you would call that to get the first people up in space. . >> yeah, we had interesting doings yesterday we were watching that and i was watching tsunamis

. >> reporter: the still family who worked alongside harriet tubman are great, great uncle william stillrote the underground railroad in 1872 after writing down names of slaves and their masters and hiding them. >> if it was caught hundreds and hundreds of slaves would have been brought back into the slavery because they could trace them. so he hid what he wrote he each night in a cemetery in pennsylvania. >> reporter: now 99 she's thankful her family's legacy of giving back and serving others is being kept alive and inspiring future generations, young and old. >> just the art of reminiscing and being able to access their long tem memory and all of the things that they have lived through helped them stay cognitively intact and sharp. >> and sharp she is for sure. >> and so many stories to tell. >> we're working on several new stories for nbc10 news at 5:00 p.m. >> martin luther king junior coming to life in a big way today. >> i wish he was still here to put forth his dream. >> why some volunteers say it's more important to help this year than ever before. >> and you might notice those c

there is a wait on for another to join its sibling. 30 minutes ago we saw it being fed by its mom harrietthe unhatched egg alongside. yesterday the live stream captured the moment right after the chick broke its egg shell. amazing. you can go to our website, abc7news.com as the second eaglette. should hatch any moment. >> a man heard cries from a drain around 3:00 friday morning and called police for help. wild life services stepped in. the only way to get to the raccoon was to cut through pavement and dig to the pipe. 20 hours of releaptless work later. unfortunately they pulled the animal out but despite tremendous effort the dehydrated raccoon did not survive. we have details on the ride that stranded 21 people and remains closed. sky cab stopped moving around 2:00 friday afternoon. took eight hours to get everyone off safely. first reports said this ride was 150 feet in the air. it was closer to 100 feet. not likely that mattered to the 21 riders including seven kids who were trapped inside. witnesses below could only watch and hope. >> i couldn't look out the window. so if that was m

before we saw her on "the dick van dyke show" she appeared in dozens of shows like ozzie and harrietnset strip." it was the dancer turned actress that vaulted to stardom. you saw the picture of the cast. it was a great cast of characters with ted baxter in the newsroom and lou grant who went on to have his own show. "the mary tyler moore show" anchored a powerful saturday night. moore was diagnosed with diabetes. i want to play a classic clip about spunk. watch. >> you know what? you've got spunk. >> well -- >> i hate spunk. >> yeah, you mentioned mary tyler moore with her producer, grant tinker started mtm productions behind shows like "hill street blues" and "rhoda." mary tyler moore started in movies like "ordinary people" for which she was nominated with an oscar. the same year, moore dealt with her own family when her son richard died from a gunshot wound to the head. it was later ruled to be accidental. mary tyler moore went on to talk about her years long battle with alcoholism and how she voluntarily entered the betty ford center. in 2011, moore had elective surgery to remove

just one example -- krauthammer's opposition to white house counsel harriet miers not only helped blockion to the supreme court. a comment on the panel apparently gave president bush a way out. >> i remember thinking, "how do they get out of this?" and it came to me while on the set of "special report." i think what the administration ought to do is to say, "look..." >> his face-saving solution basically went like this. because miers' legal writings were covered by executive privilege, the senate couldn't vet her, so she had to withdraw. >> and three days later, that's what they did. >> are you surprised by the amount of influence that you have with your column, with "special report," that you hear or see things that happen as a result of a column or a statement? do you ever think about it? >> i think about it, and i find it worrisome. >> [ chuckles ] >> the reason is that when i was totally unknown, i could say anything i damn well pleased. >> coming up, power players and power hitters. from the all-star panel to the ballpark in eight minutes flat. ♪ afoot and light-hearted i take to t