and when you take a look at a city like louisville, 100,000 people could lose their healthcare./mayor of boston:i think it's going to affect in the ballpark of about 300,000 massachusetts folks.sly james/mayor of kansas city: this is unfortunately a political solution. they're looking for a political win. and it wasn't just democrats..here is the republican mayor of mesa arizona... john giles.john giles/mayor of mesa arizona:if we fumble this you know it could be the end of the republican party if people see us take something that is flawed like obamacare and think that the way to fix that is to make it worse then i think i'm not sure what we have to offer as a party so this is going to be a defining moment for the republican party.but on sanctuary cities a different story.john giles/mayor of mesa arizona:we cooperate with ice..mayor marty walsh, who once offered to turn boston city hall into a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants, says that trump's executive orders on on the matter have only created fear and mistrust.marty walsh/mayor of boston: in boston what we're trying to

guest: in louisville, kentucky, sometimes your range is your backyard. i was at the range this weekend, which is my backyard, with a very safe backstop. i live on a farm. host: so you practice often was to mark guest? guest: absolutely. you never know what is going to happen, but also to gain proficiency. and then oftentimes i shoot with my children. they enjoy shooting and i would like for them to be proficient with firearms, and practice safety as well. -- and we practice safety as well. host: have you and your children been threatened? guest: i have not received any serious threats, but there has been threatened my district office. we occasionally get shady characters who show up. and we have had to call local law enforcement. i continue, my staff in the district does carry firearms. host: have they ever had to display? guest: no. they have never brandished a weapon in the district. it has never gone to that point. host: the congresswoman who represents the district of columbia said, representative thomas massie is shamefully using the district to mov

louisville's rick patino has been suspended for 5acc games following a sex scandal investigation.d stripped of any wins in which ineligible players participated. the ncaa began investigating louisville after a former escort claimed the cardinal staff hired her and other escorts to strip ton have that sex with louisville players and recruits. >> and an amazing scene at the u.s. open golf tournament in wisconsin. look at this. a blimp being used for advertisement in the sky above the tournament crashed yesterday. the pilot survived and was flown to a hospital o no one else was on board and play at the tournament was not interrupted. a preliminary investigation reveals the blimp may have that experienced mechanical problems. >> golf's u.s. open tees off today. there's coverage on fox sport one. fox5 will from that 6:00 p.m. to 9 p.m. fox5 news from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. is going to be on and it's going to be on wdca channel 20. >> all right. time now 5:54. it is zip trip friday and today we are in ashburn, virginia. the fox5 crew is just minutes away from celebrating ashburn at one

it all started the day we met him at the louisville metro department of corrections jail in kentucky. >> we met donald coleman when we responded to a fight call in the jail. we got there and the staff was separating the various people involved. i approached both coleman and the man with whom he had been supposedly fighting. that man declined to be on camera. coleman was fine with it. >> we're just assessing him for injuries. you know. looking for anything that's fresh. >> they were basically telling the story that they had been horseplaying. >> were they fighting or what? >> horseplaying. >> said they were horseplaying. >> it's not unusual for inmates to say they never fought. there are always repercussions for fighting in jail. >> horseplay? >> yeah. >> so everybody comes up with the same story. i fell off my bunk. i slipped in the shower. i was horseplaying with somebody. >> coleman was serving six months for violating his probation for convictions on burglary and credit card fraud. he was due to be released in ten days. >> initial story was they were not fighting. they were horsepl

he owns css distribution group, a small business in louisville kentucky -- louisville, kentucky.state, fanta -- great state, fantastic people. before obamacare, his employees enjoy plenty of options for high-quality, affordable health care. everybody was happy, is that right? everybody was happy. then came obamacare, and now they have few choices. premiums are one under 50% higher -- amazing. in alaska, it just went under -- and creating200% new jobs is not an option for them because the health care is so expensive. these are two of the many victims of the obamacare catastrophe created by congressional democrats. across america, premiums are skyrocketing, and the american people are paying much more for much worse coverage. the coverage is horrendous. it is horrendous. the law's provision took effect, premiums have exploded by an average of 86% in ohio and 75% in kentucky, and those states are minor compared to others. the numbers and some of the states are much, much higher. just yesterday, we learned one of the largest insurers is pulling out of ohio. that could mean another 20

it symbolizes the people and when that act was passed they arrived from louisville kentucky and thought they found a safe refuge but with the passing of the slave act that meant you had to go a little further if so these people were looking across the detroit river to windsor and sometimes that wasn't far enough, you have to keep going to ontario or toronto and of course chat him later on would become a very profound community of abolitionists. it's beginning with william lambert and frederick douglass comes to detroit. the self-determination. it's the mystery they had a coding and they trained obese individuals on the underground railroad in case you encounter some of those. in terms of the first african-american to teach iafril system, so we have this conjunction and it's going to be a collaborative situation from one generation to another entertainment enthusiasmwe will see that happening time and time again in this whole odyssey. >> we now have in detroit aretha franklin. you write about the gilded age of detroit and say that it occurred after 1870 and you say that this was a bounti

. >> he has 13 national championships for the louisville dance team. >> todd is like your best friendnightmare. >> it's hell week and the devil is here. >> but is he channeling the attitude of another on-screen dance coach? >> these are not spirit fingers. these are spirit fingers. >> in the movie, "bring it on," brought his spirit finger flair to the dance world, which todd seems to have down, but he is bringing his own style. >> what is the style of dance that i, the legendary the to the sharp, performs as a dancer? west coast stripper. >> it is unclear if todd will be able to lead his team to another national championship this season, but we do know we can expects sharp moves and a sharp tongue. >> j-lo is my personal spirit animal, and i know that's probably odd because i do not look like j-lo, but here, here, here, i am the greatest performer of all time. >> and i'm sure j-lo love that is comparison. >> i bet you jar-lo goes on that show. this sounds like a reality show in the making. julia roberts finds a home that's a fixer. and is the oscar-winner getting into the renovation g

when you take a city like louisville, 100,000 people could lose health care. >> i think it's going tossachusetts folks. >> this is unfortunately a political solution, they're looking for a political win. >> reporter: and it wasn't just democrats. here's the republican mayor of mesa, arizona, john giles. >> if we fumble this, it could be the end of the republican party, if people see us take something flawed like obamacare and think the way to fix that is to make it worse, i'm not sure what we have to offer as a party. so this is going to be a defining moment for the republican party. >> reporter: but on sanctuary cities, a different story. >> we cooperate i.c.e. >> reporter: mayor marty walsh says that trump's executive orders on the matter have only created fear and mistrust. >> in boston, what we try to do is try to continue to build that trust with undocumented people in our city. >> reporter: on climate change, more than 300 mayors pledged to honor the commitments of the agreement of the paris climate accord. >> we're moving full speed ahead with all of our environmental programs

forced to make an emergency landing, laurence was on board the private jet after visiting family in louisville, kentucky. the pilots quickly moved to make an emergency landing after a double engine failure. the plane eventually landed safely in buffalo, new york. the representative for the 26 year old star says she's okay following that incident. >>> broadway as biggest night had at least one safe bet as expected, bette midler won tony award last night for leading role in revival of hello dolly which also won best musical revival. >> one of the greatest professional experiences of my entire life. >> but it was hanson stole the night taking the tony for best musical, ben platt won for leading actor in a musical and rachael bay jones took the tony for featured actress in a musical. hanson also won for best score, best book, best or chest station. and tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 also the big win heres have ties to our area. >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" at noon, president trump wedding crasher. >> new jersey couple has an experience they'll likely never forget. meisha? >> we

in the end, they capture some moonshiners and take the moonshiners back to louisville, kentucky and there they would stand trial for not abiding by the federal liquor tax. this article, i believe, really creates two things about moonheadliners. and by extension mountain residents that later local color writers are going to take up on to explain why you have moonshining in appalachia. one of those things is moonshining is a product of geographical isolation. that those mountains have served as a physical barrier preventing civilization and the market economy from coming into appalachia and so the mountaineers continue to live like primitive, contemporary ancestors. but what geographic isolation also does is encourage these individuals to distill alcohol as a way to make money. along those same lines, the local color writers view moonshining as something that is primitive, something that modern americans do not do. it is something that is uncivilized. the second thing it is going to emphasize is that these moonshiners are uncivilized and are savage. and again, remember, when these local col

the university of louisville is appealing an ncaa decision that puts the cardinals' 2013 ncaa championshipn jeopardy. it suspends head basketball coach rick pitino for the first five conference games of the upcoming season. pitino is suspended for violating, quote, head coach responsibility rules when he did not monitor the activities of his former operations director during an alleged sex scandal including paid escorts for louisville recruiters and players. it wiped out all basketball records in which ineligible players participated from december 2010 to july 2014. it means cardinals might have to erase their title from the record books at first in men's division i basketball history. during the news conference yesterday, pitino said the ncaa went too far. >> i feel like everyone here, not only is it unjust, fast, severe, over the top severe and i lost faith in the ncaa and everything i stood for for the past 35 years with what they just did. >> pitino not happy with that decision. >>> turning to the links at aaron hills and u.s. open. an historic day for rickie fowler who matched the low

. >> she took off from louisville, kentucky, to teterboro airport, new jersey.he plane was diverted to buffalo niagara international airport. the control tower put out a warning. emergency crews were standing by on the runway. as the jet attempted to land its second engine failed. the faa says the aircraft land safely and it's investigating. >> i'm not the best flier. >> she's okay and her co-star from movie passengers told us about another scare six months ago. >> hit turbulence and started shouting -- >> we were plummeted toward the earth. >> she was like, pilot, pilot, pilot. >> he freaked me out. >> they're focusing on. >> you think jennifer would want to take the train next time. we're so glad everyone is safe. jennifer was leaving kentucky after spending time with family. >>> jessica chastain tied the not in a ceremony fit for a princess. the guest list, a-list. there's guest anne hathaway, linking arms with her husband adam and a very blonde emily blunt. "the princess bride" star and her crew sat third row watching friend jessica chastain marry into a roy

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it started in louisville, kentucky and ended in indiana where he was weaving through a college campus. look at this. that is a corn field. yep. he went into the corn field in his truck thinking i will get away from the guys. that didn't go well at all. not only did they pin him in with the cars, a dozen of them, then they get out with the guns drawn. this is the time you want to think about what you are doing carefully. look at the guy getting out of the car there. they drag him out of the truck. they do arrest him. they arrest him. 20 cops there. what did they want him for? he stole purses. alison: goodness. jonathan: all this for stolen purses. alison: he was outnumbered. jonathan: a little bit. alison: it's not every day you see this. an elephant in your neighborhood. at 5:00 in the morning. jonathan: mom, there is an elephant in the yard. alison: a person snapped pictures early today. this is in barbaru, wisconsin. the elephant got out of a nearby circus museum. ate leaves and the plants and didn't do damage. a trainer was called in and took the elephant back home. jonathan: imagi

scott: louisville slugger. lemonis: after years of stability and prosperity, the business went into free fall. how much debt is on the company today? scott: i have about $700,000. my life savings -- gone. lemonis: when i met the family, their revenue was down 50%. they had racked up almost $700,000 of debt. coopersburg sports was in real trouble. jackie: how did we not realize that we wouldn't have enough boxes to fulfill the order? lemonis: how many are you short? jackie: about 1,200. scott: our system doesn't manage that. lemonis: what system? the business had some problems that had to be fixed immediately. the warehouse was a disorganized mess. ben: there's not a flow. without having space to store things, you're just gonna be stepping over stuff. lemonis: and they were gonna have to expand their product line -- something scott's kids already understood. jackie: you guys want to talk about new products that we want to come up with? -lemonis: yeah. -jackie: i mean, it's the point -here that we're kind of like

for example i remember reading about a case in 1955 when in louisville, kentucky, one of the cities involved in this, a black family bought a home -- this is not poor people. these are middle class people. a black war veteran, navy war veteran. not an infantry moan. bought a home in a white suburb and the state of kentucky prosecuted, convicted and jailed the white seller for sedition. that didn't seem to me like de facto segregation. and that kind of thing -- so that set me off on this. i also know, for example in seattle, that william boeing, william and bertha boeing, who also owned an airplane company, were developers of suburbs all around the city of seattle that were racially exclusive using these fha guarantees. that doesn't seem to me like de facto segregation. so, that parents involved decision is a good example. unless we disabuse ourself of the myself of de facto segregation we can't even make the most nominal progress that the louisville and seattle school districts were trying to make in desegregating. so challenging the myth is the first step we need to talk, and done a great j

kevin is in louisville, kentucky, line for democrats. go ahead. caller: i appreciate you taking my call. i want to talk about health care. to the lady who was talking about it, we need to let trump do his thing -- no, we do not. helped with the health care and many other things he helped with. are on the i both affordable care act, which is obamacare, which the republicans are trying to get rid of. if it was not for the affordable care act, we both would not be alive right now. i had a problem with my esophagus that eventually turns into cancer. using the affordable care act, it cured it here read it usually does not get cured. we both have pre-existing conditions, and our neighbor, which is on medicaid and she is , would be cut from medicaid. wayhe republicans get their of cutting the $8 billion on medicaid, with what they are cutosing, their plan is to $8 billion, and 24 billion medical bill,e the affordable care act. host: we got your point, kevin. thank you for sharing your story. thank you to our callers this morning. we will be back here tom

. >>> you're looking at a dramatic car chase that started in louisville, kentucky yesterday.t led police down a series of city and country roads. the suspect managed to go across a field even with deflated tires. after running over a police spike strip. he was finally cornered and caught. robert ellis is wanted in a string of purse snatchings at area gas stations. >>> a man and his two daughters are now in the hands of rescuers who are leading them out of a mexican canyon where they've been stranded since last saturday. this morning we're seeing the first video from the rescue crews. the family had set out on a hiking trip in devil's peak and got lost. a helicopter found the finally reached them on wednesday evening. they'd already run out of food, water and insulin for the father. >> they got home stabilized with electrolytes, insulin and food and water. it's going well, but it's going slow. he's getting fatigued as he goes, and they're just stopping and letting him rest. >> the family's still trying to make their way out of the canyon this morning. a medical team is waiting

. >> heather forgets that when she's in the water and why she traveled from louisville, kentucky to be here. >> it's awesome. >> all this is made possible by life rolls on founded by jessie billhower 13 years ago after paralyzed from the waist down. >> without these events a lot of people don't have a chance to sure. of. we're making dreams happen. >> doctors told him he would never surf again. he has in his own way. sunday in wild wood crest more than 60 people did the same riding waves on adaptative surf boards as hundreds of volunteers including physical and occupational therapists lined the water. >> to be a part of that and help them experience that and kind of get that emotional strength back is really amazing. >> that resilience is something chad knows firsthand through recovering from his own surfing injury 13 years ago. >> what we witness during this event is freedom for people who don't have freedom in their daily lives and when you see the emotion on faces after dapted athletes that's what really brings people back every single year. >> as they realize the wave that carry th

. >>> louisville's basketball team could lose its 2013 national championship in the wake of an allegeding prostitutes. the ncaa says the team must vacate all records from december 2010 to july of 2014 where ineligible players competed. coach pitino will be suspended for the first five conference games next season. >> not only is it unjust, unfair, over-the-top severe, but i've lost personally lost a lot of faith in the ncaa and everything i've stood for for the last 35 years. >> louisville is appealing, calling all of it excessive. if the cardinals lose this appeal they will become the first program ever to have to take down a basketball championship banner. >>> finally the warriors celebrated the nba title with a parade yesterday. check out draymond gray's t-shirt. he was trolling the cavs wearing a shirt that said quickie on it. the cavs' home arena is the q. he said he won that shirt because after winning last year lebron wore a t-shirt with ultimate warrior. you see it on the left. lebron on instagram made fun of draymond's quickie shirt. draymond went back at him posting -- re pos

. >>> louisville's basketball team could lose its 2013 national championship in the wake of an alleged. the ncaa says the team must vacate all records from december 2010 to july 2014 where ineligible players competed. coach pitino will also be suspended for the first three conference games next season. >> not only is it unjust, unfast, over-the-top severe, but personally i've lost a lot of faith in the ncaa and everything i've stood for for the last 35 years. >>> now, louisville is appealing, calling all of the sanctions excessive. if the cardinals lose that appeal, they'll become the first basketball program ever to have to take down a college championship banner. >>> all right, the warriors celebrating their nba title with a parade yesterday, and you've got to check out draymond green. he was clearly trolling, wearing this t-shirt that read "quickie" on it. the cavs' home arena is called the "q." the logo and the arena almost identical. he says he wore the shirt because last year lebron wore the t-shirt with "ultimate warrior" on it and it turned into an instagram war between the two

the suspect led officers on a chase from louisville kentucky into southern indiana. the suspect was wanted in connection with a string of purse thefts. police found a dozen purses in the suspect's vehicle. >>> watch your feet in san antonio. venomous snakes were in a truck that rolled over. officials recovered most of the 30 snakes on board but not all of them. some dangerous reptiles are unaccounted for. >>> the phillies open the series with the mets at city field tonight. ben lively will be on the round. >>> markell fultz asked a lot of questions at the sixers mini camp yesterday. fultz will (avo) come with us... ...to a new world. deeper than the ocean. as unfathomable as the universe. a world that doesn't exist outside you... ...but within you. where breakthrough science is replacing chemotherapy with immunotherapy. where we can now attack the causes of disease, not just the symptoms. where medicines once produced for all, are now designed to fit you. today 140,000 biopharmaceutical researchers go bodly to discover treatments and cures unimaginable ten years ago.

it all started the day we met him at the louisville metro department of corrections jail in kentucky. donald coleman when we responded to a fight call in the jail. we got there, and the staff was separating the various people involved. i approached both coleman and the man with whom he had been supposedly fighting. that man declined to be on camera. coleman was fine with it. >> we're just assessing him for injuries. you know, looking for anything that's fresh. >> they were basically telling the story that they had been horse-playing. >> were they fighting or what? >> horseplaying. >> said they were horseplaying. >> it's not unusual for inmates to say they never fought. there are always repercussions for fighting in jail. >> horseplay? >> yeah. >> so everybody comes up with the same story. i fell off my bunk. i slipped in the shower. i was horseplaying with somebody. >> coleman was serving six months for violating his probation on convictions for burglary and credit card fraud. he was due to be released in ten days. >> initial story was they were not fighting. they were horseplaying. t

. >> reporter: gabe gutierrez, nbc news, louisville, kentucky. >>> after creating weeks of speculation and head scratching, today an admission from president trump. he now confesses he did not make nor does he have recordings of his conversations with former fbi director james comey. this despite the president himself raising the possibility of tapes in the first place. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: tonight, more than a month after a mystery he made himself, president trump's putting it to rest, revealing he has no tapes of talks with the fbi director he fired. in a carefully phrased tweet, he writes, i did not make and do not have any such recordings. six weeks after implying he might have. quote, james comey better hope that there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. >> why the game? >> i don't know that there was a game. >> reporter: no games and no regrets, his spokesperson says, about the original tweet, which set off a 41-day stretch unlike any other in a modern presidency. the tweet may 12th,

. >>> louisville police chased a person of interest in a string of robberies into southeast indiana.he chase ended in a field where the suspect was dragged from the field. the suspect robert ellis is wanted from allegedly stealing purses from cars at gas stations. >> the aaa says this fourth of july weekend will be the most traveled independence day ever. more than 44 million americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more from today to july 4th. more than 3 million others will take a different form of transportation. >>> coming up on the "morning news," venus williams is involved in a car crash. she's blamed for a florida accident. >>> and a woman who hit a suspected thief is in trouble herself. this is the "cbs morning news." whitens teeth both inside and out. for a radiant, whiter smile. be radiant by colgate optic white. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis di

mitch mcconnell represents his primary the ituent, which is corporation humana, louisville, in kentucky. i hate to end the conversation there with you, the ouse looks like they are about to gavel in for the morning session, that is our mission to gavel ou like gavel to coverage of the proceedings, we will go there now and continue our healthcare conversation day.her thanks for watching. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., june 22, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable earl l. carter to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties

an opportunity work opportunity in louisville, kentucky. andecided to give a whirl ended up really love it and figuring out how to put roots there. i think it was noneny. -- funny. i watched most of the 2016 from kentucky with to newnal trips back york and do television and media appearances. rooms york, lot of the that i was in, no one ever thought there was any chance could win. trump i don't think that people really tried that on for a second. living inise you kentucky or ohio or lot other places, seeing the strength the sentiment out in the country, seeing the number of yard signs, can't vote. but it is a sign of the kind of support and momentum that a candidate has. real to me that he could potentially win. that's just one example. now i think we flipped in the the beforetion where hand, the media didn't was going on and missed the movement that was happening and totally got the wrong.n i thought hillary clinton was going to win too. that i had crystal ball. we've gotten to the other where there's this fascination with trump voters tha

. >> my beautiful mother, who's in louisville, kentucky. >> what makes her so special?e one instance. >> whenever there's a pinch, and i'm in a jam, my mom's always there for me. she has a joke. she says, "just put it on my tab." and she says, "one day, you'll pay it." so, mom, i'm trying to pay this tab today, okay? >> [laughs] at least a million dollars. well, you're playing a great game, as i said. you've used up all your lifelines, but you're at $10,000. you're seven--seven questions away from a million. [cheers and applause]

. >>> you're looking at a dramatic police chase that started in louisville, kentucky and ended with the suspect tearing through a feel and ran over a police spike strip and eventually crisised. robert ellis is wanted in a string of purse snatchings at area gas stations. >>> one of the texas police officers wounded in a contractout with two suspects is not expected to survive. the officers were on a routine pa feel in san antonio when two men opened fire on them. the second officer is critically injured but is expected to recover. one suspect was >>> police in los angeles say a homicide suspect live streamed on facebook as he traded gunfire with a s.w.a.t. team. the live stream captured him shouting and pointing a gun at one point he yelling that officers are about to kill me. his words. now the suspect eventually shot and hit a s.w.a.t. officer and police, of course, fired back shooting the suspect. both are expected to recover. >>> president trump has made good on a promise that he made earlier this year to send in the feds to chicago to try to combat the city's crime rate and gun viol

the oscar winner, another passenger and two crew members were flying from louisville to teterboro, airport outside new york city at 39,000 feet. the pilot reported an engine problem and diverted to buffalo, new york. lawrence's representative says both of the plane's engines had failed. >>> a huge hole in an engine forced a pack jetliner to make an emergency landing in sydney, australia. the china eastern airlines plane was heading to shanghai 30 minutes into the flight. passengers said they heard a loud noise and smelled something burning. the pilot's declared an emergency and returned safely to sydney. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. no one on board was injured. >>> check out this incident caught on dash cam of a blast in japan. a speeding car goes airborne slamming into the bus after crashing through a median. the car's drive that wreck. but no serious injuries among the nearly four dozen people on that bus. >>> and here's video of a deer making quite an entrance into a paint score in scranton, pennsylvania. the animal nearly plows into the store's very surprised o

louisville, cincinnati and west virginia as we go into friday and even into saturday morning. we're not quite done with cindy yet even though the storm is weak as it moves on shore right >>> skies are clear this morning. low 60s in the suburbs. you might see some spots of fog in the suburbs and in the lehigh valley. it's going to be near 90 this afternoon. mostly sunny skies. temperatures in the upper 80s for new jersey and at the shore just 81 with mostly sunny skies. >> here's a look at what we're working on for nbc news today. >> cars crushed and power lines down. we'll help you get around any storm related issues. >> and a minivan taken with a sleeping child inside. the child is safe. >> and markelle fultz the first pick in the nba draft. >> nbc news today starts in 20 minutes. we'll see you then. y". of us used up all the sunscreen! i wonder who... . we're gonna need some reinforcements...quick. copy that. walgreens makes it easy when summer needs a little help. your summer base camp is just around the corner so you can get in, out and back to those summer shenanigans. wa

he juste jusrochelle: retired, but he was the first black reporter in louisville.hat the demonstrations and what the rebellions brought where the first lack reporters -- where the first black reporters. a week before the rebellion here, newsweek magazine had detroit as a model city for the united states of america. they said it was a model city, but obviously the folks living, perfectly african americans, do not feel that way. shirley: folks were scratching their heads. newsweek said we were a model city. what does that mean? amyre: i grew up in the inner city in this era. vastemarcation where the majority of people of color and all poor people live was basically inside the boulevard. if you said i grew up in court town way before it was was breake today, it stadium when i started out. people knew that was not the "inner city." by parents were part of a founding organization called west central organization located at trumbull and grand river. one of the things patently obvious to anyone who had anything to do with grassroots organizing in the city of detroit and t

a robbery suspect trying to outrun police in louisville, kentucky.-minute chase leading police into indiana. the suspect wanted for more than a dozen robberies. cutting across that corn field. police ramming his pickup truck. you see it there. the suspect now in custody. >>> now to that rescue at sea off the coast of north carolina. the coast guard pulling four adults and a 4-year-old boy to safety. the coast guard says all five were wearing life jackets, helping them survive until they arrived. >>> and the impromptu wedding with 45,000 guests. cardinals fans tyson and alyssa baker waving the sign at busch stadium, saying if there is an ordain minister, we are ready to marry right here. a minister arriving in the third inning. they tied the knot in the sixth. everybody teared up. who says there is no crying in baseball? >>> when we come back, america strong. the birthday boy who thought he had no friends, and the police officer rallying the troops. stay with us. where are we? about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare m

police in louisville, kentucky, began chasing robert ellis yesterday. that's him in the red truck in the front there. he's suspected in a string of purse snatchings. ellis was not going to be taken in quietly, as you can see. he drove through fields, parking lots, a college campus, highway medians. he even eventually went into another state, indiana. there were several close calls, and you can see how it ended after 45 minutes. he crashed into a fence. officers swarmed in and took him into custody, and that's when they found what? a whole lot of purses inside that vehicle. >> wow. >>> okay, from one piece of incredible video to another, this one shows a dog who really knows how to steal the show. ♪ >> okay, there you see on your screen, the dog just wandering on to the stage during an outdoor performance in turkey. the lab didn't seem to know exactly what was happening. in fact, he just seemed like he was about to take a nap. the audience loved it, though, responding with laughter and applause. the musicians kept playing. this video went viral after it