hancock the superb. later in 1862, he replaced the mortally wounded general israel richardson, commanding a division, at antietam. he took that division into battle in the futile series of charges that took place at fredericksburg that december, 1862. and later, about two months before gettysburg was the battle of chancellorsville, where his division carried out a what was , considered a brilliant rearguard action, helping the army get away to safety at the battle of chancellorsville. so come june 10, about 21 days before the battle of gettysburg, he becomes commander of the second corps. so that is june 10. only in command of the second corps for about three weeks when the battle starts on july 1. what made hancock superb? well i like to break it down , into three things. excuse me, i keep pressing the wrong button. i like to break it down into four things, three of which were most important during the first day's engagement. tactical facility, a fast eye, all right, an ability to read a battlefield ins

>> hancock: yes.g to be very similar. >> martin: and is the-- the launch time still about 18 minutes? >> hancock: so, the bigger the missile gets, it's probably going to get to be a little bit slower. but we don't know the exact launch times for all of the systems. >> martin: inside the missile and space intelligence center, there's another scud laid out like a corpse on an autopsy table. >> marie: these are graphite rudders that sit in the exhaust of the missile and are used to steer the missile. >> martin: marie- we agreed not to use her last name-- is a missile engineer whose job is to know as much about the scud as the people who built it. >> marie: this is the instrument section where the guidance equipment sits, so there's a lot of complex equipment in here. >> martin: is that part made of what it looks like it's made of? >> marie: plywood, yes, it is. >> martin: plywood. >> marie: it saves a lot of weight, putting that wood in there instead of metal. >> martin: plywood just doesn't sound like r

it's our john hancock. john enjoyed life with us for 89 years. john is a native texan. houston proud. born on february 13 of 1928. he is a korean army veteran. 33 years with mobile oil. and investment advisor. john loved many things. he loved university of texas football. hook 'em horns. he loved his astros, our baseball team. he loved his hometown of sugar land. e loved going to church.

and kelly hancock is a state senator reorder the risk pools in the states of texas right now nobody is enrolled there is no money but if that was available they could be up and running in a short period of time. so yes texas would benefit. there would be the equalization of the dollars available. those states that expanded medicaid with a state like texas. there has to be away to even things out. that is one of the main sticking points had to handle a state that expanded mandate -- medicated those that didn't i of members from virginia they work very

example, john hancock was a merchant. they would search his business to see if he had the tax stamp on the rum he brought in to the colonies. example, john hancock the right of privacy and the right to say something about your taxes were two reasons for the american revolution that came about. the right of privacy is a natural right as thomas jefferson said. one of the rights given to us by our creator. so our ancestors wrote the fourth amendment unique to the united states. here's what it says. the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, paper, and effects against unreasonable soichts and seizures shall not -- searches and desure shall not be violated and no warrants shall be issued except on probable cause supported by an oath, that means the officer has to swear to it, describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized. fourth amendment. what does that have to do with us today? i'll explain. congress has passed the fisa legislation, the foreign intelligence surveillance act. w

heading farther west around hancock. we are looking at the showers. this is moving east toward hagerstown. but once again nothing heavy. nothing that will become severe. temperatures this evening will slowly fall in the 60's. we will keep the showers in the forecast again for the day tomorrow. big changes are on the way for the upcoming weekend. more on that in a few minutes. jonathan: thanks. rain or shine, the district wharf ready to open the doors. if you haven't been by look at the work they have gotten flurry of the activity. sam sweeney spent the day making sure that it is ready. he is joining us live with a unique view. last time we talked all you could hear was construction behind you. >> i am probably in the calmest spot on top of the wharf. this is the insinty pool on top of the apartment. you can see the panels there. they are class windows in the anthem theater. below where foo filers will open tomorrow -- foo fighters will open tomorrow. this is calmest place. but the other side of this is like the north pole on december 23. if you visit

[laughter] >> his best friend at west point was winfield scott hancock. he's 32 out of a class of 52. he participates in the seminal wars and the new mexican wars. he sees himself being this career military person and making a life in the military. he finds himself as a lieutenant colonel in the war department. if you have read the book, you know i tried to sidestep the claim that he was responsible for starting the american civil war. was sent on a secret mission to talk to robert anderson about the prospect of what might happen if south carolina decided to secede. you have to understand, floyd, the war secretary, has given bewell no instructions and he spent three days in trust and harbor with robert anderson and after the first few hours, he was convinced that south carolina was probably going to secede and he had a long conversation with robert 9.erson on december before he left, he felt so conscientious about putting something in writing that he did put a memorandum of instructions to anderson should it look in a eminent that south carolina was going

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after the battle mcclellan hooker but hancock. , hancocke was superb the superb became his nickname. hooker received little to no notice. started a campaign to inform those of what he had accomplished. two weeks after the battle of williamsburg he written -- he had written to many senators. himself --sting of boasting of himself but also of someone else's family. in writing to a new york congressman he said of mcclellan --i am amazed of his inhumanity. he has been of the instance or humanity of a great man. another correspondent praising himself and criticizing mcclellan. does notnding general know what leadership is or if he does he is indisposed to acknowledge it. i think mcclellan is the most trifling soldier yet. see hooker's internal feelings were changing or intensifying. he was not one of the legions of loyalists in the army. he continually tried for promotions. senatorscontinually to and the white house. we have a letter written to oregon. this is typical of the others we can assume that not only did he promote his own accomplishments but denigrated others. thating of the com

john hancock is partnering with apple to offer new and existing members the vitality program.ust $25. it's an activation fee and from there, customers can earn the device for free as long as they exercise regularly for two years. if members fail to exercise, they will have to pay for it in installments. the series 3 apple watch costs close to $300. i mean g incentive to exercise. there's money attached to it, would you go to the gym more. go outside for a walk or run. >> john hancock is the insurance company, right? >> that makes sense. i might try that. >> you want an apple watch? >> no. too complicated. >>> there's a group of budding broadcasters here in d.c. getting new digs. >> we want them to be good but not too good yet, right, molette? >> i know right. we might be on our toes. we're live inside elliott hine middle school inside the television network. this brand new studio. take a look. the 8th graders are on the anchor desk ready to do their broadcasting. they're going to interview a pepco executive seated at the table there. this studio is brand new. $90,000 upgrade.

last night officers found the man suffering from the wound on north hancock. police are interviewing one witness and looking at security cameras in the area. >>> it's 5:05. 48 degrees. today in philadelphia, the fa t family of an 8-year-old hit and killed by a driver will go on trial. the girl was hit and killed as she walked in philadelphia last year. police arrested the man after a tip led them to a body shop in chester county where the car was being repaired. the girl's mother and senator williams are backing a bill to create an amber alert for child hit and runs. >>> today the judge in the bribery trial of new jersey senator bob menendez is expected to rule on a defense motion for a mistrial. lawyers for menendez and his co-defendant filed that motion yesterday. they claim the judge has limited their case by not allowing them to present certain witnesses and evidence. menendez is accused of accepting gifts from a florida eye doctor in exchange for political favors. both men have denied that. ♪ [ cheers ] >> the air guitar. taking care of business. that's w

notice around hancock, west of hagerstown, we'll see showers moving in.ost temperatures at the moment are in the 60s in shenandoah. the nationals got this big game, you might have heard about it. it's do or die in chicago. rains pulling in. temps in the 50s, and should they win, tomorrow, i don't know if that game's going to get in, because we still have a threat of showers and drizzle lingering through much of with an easterly flow. that keeps the low level moisture in place, and also the occasional showers. then a little upper disturbance rolling through tonight and tomorrow morning. tomorrow though, again with that easterly flow, the moisture is in place. squeeze out showers, drizzle. it certainly looks like an unsettled, cool day. highs for the most part are going to stay in the 60s on friday, on thursday. then on friday, look, more waves of moisture, and more showers, so we could be kind of stuck in this low, overcast, damp scene for the next few days. on the bright side, we need the rain. 74, we're already 75. we won't move much from that. tomorrow,

detective donaldson and a swat officer, levi hancock, did too.-hoc group of officers didn't know what they would face, but they soon discovered paddock had barricaded the stairwell door. >> bitsko: he had screwed shut the door with a piece of metal and some screws. >> donaldson: in the stairwell. >> bitsko: in the stairwell going out to the hallway right by his door. >> newton: because he knew we'd be coming out that door to gain entry into his door. so he tried to barricade it as best he could. but thankfully levi had a pry bar and was able to easily pop that door. >> whitaker: the k-9 cops, the detective, and the swat officer now were a team. so essentially you became the s.w.a.t. team. >> newton: uh-huh. >> bitsko: yes. >> donaldson: pretty much. >> you need to be careful of booby traps. are you coming up the stairwell of coming up the elevator? >> whitaker: i heard on the radio calls that they were telling you to watch out there could be booby-traps. >> newton: there's a room service cart with wires going on it underneath the door. there was

the reconciliation fame there is really teased out by hancock and armistead. they're really thinking about each other and all they care about each other. they really love being in the army together, and they really are just americans. and it's too bad this is going on. that's a very strong reconciliation theme. the war with spain gave a wonderful opportunity for our kind of public reconciliation. and so the united states government, for example -- i mean, they need soldiers from both confederates states and former loyal states in the war with spain, and so they pitch it that way and make a big deal out of the fact you have southern white boys and northern white boys all in blue uniforms going off to fight the spaniards in cuba and elsewhere.

start at city hall go a lock before you meet derek hancock who lost both legs to diabetes.omeless for years he now has roof over his head but not much else. >> i'm still panhandling but that's only to supplement my income and it's hard -- it's practically always near the end of the month. >> reporter: right. when his ssi check comes. walk further you'll meet peter welch whose homeless and makes no excuses. >> failures in my life have come because of decisions and things i've said and cup and i see that happening in this country far too often. >> reporter: homelessness is up in the city this year. panhandling is well according to homeless services director liz hirsh puts it down to one key element. take wild guess. >> this is the opioid epidemic. some of the folks you're seeing may not be homeless. they may be panhandling out here for money, but, um, yeah, it's a big hairy problem. >> reporter: that's the up tick hyped you and liz another that the demographics prove it more young people for instance. now, if you meet valerie who is homeless and has a history of opioid abuse

one and peered the other end, you have the second corps of the army of the potomac, commanded by hancock, one of the most ardent mcclellan followers. ardent democrat. in, the six core, and george sykes in the fifth. somewhere in the middle you might have john reynolds and the first core. reynolds is the pennsylvania democrat, but he has a number of abolitionists in command. doubleday, wadsworth. theplot the politics of seven army corps, and that tells you a good deal about the kind of decisions being made on the battlefield. gary: do you see a difference between the army of the potomac and the army of northern virginia in the degree to which they were politicized? allen: they are both highly politicized, but the issues are different. in the army of northern virginia, the real questions a, virginia and the dominance of virginia and in the high command of the army, and b , whether you are sufficiently ardent about secession. that's why north carolina units always had a hard pull of it in the army of northern virginia. they were suspected of being halfhearted on secession. north carolina wa

the democrat ran one former general for president, hancock in 1880. and he did okay. but he did not win. it is a plus to have union veteran on your resume if you're running for office after the civil war. and the democrats struggle with this notion that they were not really fully on board with this struggle to save the union. they came back, once the former confederate states were back, the democrats regained control of the house of representatives. didn't take a decade. but the republicans used the union cause very, very effectively. they also, the loyal citizenry, did a number of things to commemorate the union cause. they established what they called decoration day, what we call memorial day now which was a day to go specifically and remember the union man who herself given their lives to save the nation. you would go and decorate the gafs, hence decoration day, put a flag, hear a speech related to the war, watch some veterans parade in their uniforms during decoration day. the government as we've talked about, established national cemeteries specifically because t

so i'm at the stadium, and a guy-- john hancock was directing "founder," we were shooting "the founderone guy who thinks he is a smart ass, and is really loud and he thinks he's funny. so he riding andrew mckuchen with whom i'm kind of a pal. we email each other. >> what? >> yeah, he's the dude. i know. ( laughter ) he loves me even more now. >> so cool. >> so anyway he comes up and he mckuchen, the warm up circle is right next to the front, and he's actually talking to the guy. and i'm thinking what are you talking to him for? you're up next. why is your. >> why engage? >> yeah, why engage? so this guy thinks he's funny. mckuchen is jawing with him, talking back and forth and he had been riding cerveli earlier on, the catcher, and i'm thinking this guy doesn't know anything. so mckuchen smokes one to left center, bounces off-- just rips it. hits, then he does the coolest thing. he stands up in second and looks for the guy, points and when he comes in he takes off his batting glove and he gives his batting gloves to the dude. so before i left, you know, i thought, i just have to

the center on allegheny avenue at hancock will be open all week. spanish interpreters will be available. federal, state, and local emergency agencies are teaming up to the run center for those displaced in the crisis in puerto rico. officials say 85% of the island is still without power nearly a month after hurricane maria. the governor set a goal of restoring most of the power grid by mid-december. meantime, supplies are still scarce. about one-third of puerto rico still doesn't have drinkable water. the death toll stands at 48. ♪ >>> in north philadelphia, the hispanic community is doing what it can to help relief efforts in the caribbean. last night a benefit concert raised money to support the united for puerto rico fund. >> i've had family that have contacted me begging for help. it's been very difficult. >> this seems like a third-world country, but we're not. we're right next door. it -- it hits hard on our souls. >> volunteers at the church of god also pitching in. they boxed up food and supplies they've collected the past two weeks. the ch

last week officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound along north hancock street. he died a short time later. police are interviewing one witness and looking at security cameras in the area. >>> today the judge in the bribery trial of new jersey senator bob menendez is expected to rule on a defense motion for mistrial. lawyers for menendez and his co-defendant filed the motion yesterday. they claim the judge has limited their case by not allowing them to present certain witnesses and evidence. menendez is accused of accepting gifts from a florida eye doctor in exchange for political favors. both men have denied that. >>> the phillies found a new manager to led. gabe capler will skipper the team. he's led the minor league system for the past three years. he won a world series title with the red sox. he's 42 and will be the youngest phillies manager in 20 years. john clark reports the phillies will formally announce capler after the world series. >>> taking care of business, that's what the eagles did yesterday by beating the 49ers and boosting their league-leading r

so i'm at the stadium, and a guy-- john hancock was directing "founder," we were shooting "the founderhere's always one guy who thinks he is a smart ass, and is really loud and he thinks he's funny. so he riding andrew mckuchen with whom i'm kind of a pal. we email each other. >> what? >> yeah, he's the dude. i know. ( laughter ) he loves me even more now. >> so cool. >> so anyway he comes up and he is riding him and riding him and mckuchen, the warm up circle is right next to the front, and he's actually talking to the guy. and i'm thinking what are you talking to him for? you're up next. why is your. >> why engage? >> yeah, why engage? so this guy thinks he's funny. mckuchen is jawing with him, talking back and forth and he had been riding cerveli earlier on, the catcher, and i'm thinking this guy doesn't know anything. so mckuchen smokes one to left center, bounces off-- just rips it. hits, then he does the coolest thing. he stands up in second and looks for the guy, points and when he comes in he takes off his batting glove and he gives his batting gloves to the dude. so before i l

allen: my favorite story is about the 19th maine, a second corps unit, in which hancock at posted to cover one or two of the artillery batteries that were trying to cover the disintegration of the third corps. out of the smoke and melee and confusion on july 2, coming out of that is andrew humphries, commanders of one of the divisions. the division has gone to pieces. it has been ripped from the abdomen to the sternum out on the road. humphries, he is a philadelphian. he is a very talented engineer, but on this afternoon, he is out of his mind with panic, grief and fear. he stalks to the 19th maine and tells them to fix bayonets and use them on his retreating division, the soldiers, the unorganized mass that was fleeing all around them. turn their weapons on the fleeing soldiers. he is stalking down the line and telling them to use the bayonets on these cowards. behind humphries is the commander of the 19th maine, lieutenant colonel francis heath. he is exactly one of those people who had come from his father's law office in portland, maine a few months before. he did not come to get

that's what dizzy gillespie and herbie hancock and these people do-- they demonstrate that you can take the same tune and play it 1,000 different ways and create 1,000 new opportunities where only one existed before. i am living that. dizzy gillespie said, when i met him, "you are one heck of a jazz musician." i said, "i don't play jazz." he says, "oh, yes, you do. anybody that can fly jets, and grow orchids, and is a ceramic artist, and understands something about technology and architecture is a jazz musician. you think like a jazz musician-- you're the first one that's put art and business practices together in the same mind." which is exactly what quincy jones said on the cover of the book i have out, making the impossible possible. quincy said, "this guy is an entrepreneur and a jazz musician in the same body-- fascinating." >> hinojosa: all right. ten seconds-- someone watching, feeling helpless. bill stickland says to them... >> come to pittsburgh, visit the center, email us so we can begin the conversation about building a center in your community, because we want to build 200 i

thank you very much for talking to us, matt hancock, digital minister.e like you? i think it's not enough, what they're doing, they need to try harder, to close down everything that people are opening for other people. like my case. they need to try harder to make the filter what's going on on those pages. thank you very much, megan. and paula and vicky, thank you for your time. we will bring you the latest news and sport in a moment. before that, the weather. thank you and good morning. a thoroughly wet start to wednesday, particular of north—west england, northern ireland and north wales. massive puddles. a fairfew northern ireland and north wales. massive puddles. a fair few hours of relentless and heavy rain to come. by relentless and heavy rain to come. by the time we get to lunchtime, up to 100 millimetres across the lake district. there will be some minor flooding i suspect diggers into the afternoon but conditions will brighten eventually. brightening up in northern scotland and northern ireland, rain will ease away but showers will come in its w

and kelly hancock is a state senator reorder the risk pools in the states of texas right now nobody is enrolled there is no money but if that was available they could be up and running in a short period of time. so yes texas would benefit. there would be the equalization of the dollars available. those states that expanded medicaid with a state like texas. there has to be away to even things out. that is one of the main sticking points had to handle a state that expanded mandate -- medicated those that didn't i of members from virginia they work very hard with a democratic governor who wanted to experience that and said we will not do that. and to check that expansion you have members from new jersey and they are concerned and what is in during. not just disable them pregnant women with that medicaid expansion with a federal match but after two years they could still be enrolled. after the time is up a can stay as long as they say. but for whatever reason with employer sponsored insurance or they lose eligibility they cannot come back on. and to do so at the federal standard maximum ra

. >> denver mayor michael hancock admits growth can have down sides. >> is there a way you can guaranteeamazon comes here average rent is not going to go up. >> no way to guarantee it. >> people out there who don't necessarily want 50,000 residents and traffic on the road. >> yeah, listen. we are a growing city. we are charged with managing the growth. >> the mayor is con fif dent in his city's charms touting 300 days of sunshine a year and the rocky mountains. >> one of the safest, top ten cities in the country. so it is, relatively safe, fun, active lifestyle. >> but no city is perfect. >> how is the wifi? >> great. not as great as the seattle. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. ♪ get on up, mama. ♪ get on up. ♪ do what you want. ♪ do you want, let the record hop. ♪ degree motionsense. ultimate freshness... with every move. the more

officer hancock there at the end he was the first swat officer to engage. officer morris and they were the two officers that were in partner with that. they did a great job. it doesn't work. [indiscernible] everyone else was behind the press there. we are in the goal of saving numerous lives. the gentleman right to your left. i think is important you did know and every single person in here was instrumental in the lifesaving measures. they're probably the most important people in the room. if you ever have the opportunity to listen to the radio tracking's these young ladies are amazing. [indiscernible] >> we are listening to the president of the law enforcement members who were directly involved in sunday night's shooting. he was praising them for the great heroism he said you showed the world what professionalism is and it's all about. he is a sick and demented man. we don't know any more about this guy. we have a couple of good leads. we will get to the bottom of it. the president in las vegas. he met earlier was some of the victims of the shooting from s

statements on the floor of congress from clarence hancock saluting the code breaking forces.i believe that the work they did was as important to winning the war as any other group of men. the fact that more than halfth of the code breaking force was female. it was unmentioned. to a certain extent it was perpetuated. i want to say again that this is no at the nsa and that there are a number of historians connected with the nsa who helped enormously and helped me navigate the records of the national archives. he spent so much time with me explaining the naval war and showing where the records were. there were men and another nsa historian who wrote about the women of the soviet code breaking project that started during the war and he was an early historian who recognized the importance of the schoolteachers. here about the schoolteachers. there were people out there who were writing about this. there were male historians who were writing about it. some of them are declassified for a long time. so i think again it was baked in from the start. i'm very grateful to the historians

. >> denver mayor michael hancock admits growth can have down sides. >> is there a way you can guarantee here average rent is not going to go up. >> no way to guarantee it. >> people out there who don'tnedon't ne necessarily want 50,000 residents and traffic on the road. >> yeah, listen. we are a growing city. we are charged with managing the growth. >> the mayor is con fif dent in his city's charms touting 300 days of sunshine a year and the rocky mountains. >> one of the safest, top ten cities in the country. so it is, relatively safe, fun, active lifestyle. >> but no city is perfect. >> how is the wifi? >> great. not as great as the seattle. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. megared advanced triple absorption is absorbed three times better. so one softgel has more omega-3 power than three standard fish oil pills. megared advanced triple absorption. you're lucky you're cute. lysol max cover with 2x wider coverage kills 99.9% of bacteria. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. what's that, broheim? i s

numbers recently i've been looking at, i need to talk about this, in hancock county, ohio.duction. new york city, about $24,000. by the way, half of that benefit goes to people making over $200,000 a year. it is also regressive tax deduction, i think it is an opportunity for us to use that funding to lower rates for everybody, including the middle-class families in new york, california, and illinois. >> dana: they want to increase marginal rate on income, capital gains, dividends. do you like that idea, or would you like to see all of that lowered? >> i think we need to be careful about not discouraging investment put the whole idea of tax reform proposal, and i think this will happen based on what we are talking about, to encourage people to make investments, create more economic activity, which in turn, will create more revenue. our code is so hopelessly broken right now, dana, it is easy to improve the code in an economic way that will generate revenue over time. >> dana: you have been concerned with government spending, balancing the budget. you think the tax code will

john hancock will off all new and existing customers an apple watch for $25, they normally sell for three than plus, they have to exercise. is it worth it, tony >> sure, why not? >> it's good now, you get a watch for 25 bucks >> yeah >> not bad. >>> coming up, it's fox 5 news at 10:30. >> if you don't want to pay for one, i have that right here. new development in the case against accused sex offender >> more charge against the man accused of sexual abusing 25 people being hiv positive >> how many places made their pitch >> jim and sarah, we're talking about the rain coming in but also the wind. wind advisory out west for guts 50 miles an hour, that's mainly along the mountains but here in the metro. we could still see gusts. heavy rain overnight. should clear out and give way to a nice tuesday, i'll have the details still ahead. details still ahead. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates hi

. >>> apple is teaming up with a $25 apple watch from john hancock. you have to earn it with the vitality program and then meet certain wellness programs by working out. as customers reach goals, they will be given points. the smartwatch is yours for no extra cost. >>> facebook is testing a new feed for original content from friends and family and another news feed for post from publishers and businesses. if they roll out this, it would mean the average user feed would be populated with posts from people they know. in a statement, they said, quote, people told us they want an easier way to see postings from friends and family and we are testing two separate feeds. >>> the world series tuesday, i am the bearer of good news. the dallas mavericks get golden wake-up call. >>> what is cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may feature your school on the show. >>> it took a while. following a start, the warriors found lift off in dallas last night. grant was fined -- steph curry was fine for throwing his mouthpiece a

. >>> john hancock one of the largest life insurance companies is partnership with apple. planning to offer existing and new customers for $25. you have to commit to exercising regularly two years. apple is partnering up with insurance companies to promote watch for health and fitness tracking tools. >> maybe track through apple watch. >> i'm sure you love all that personal information with your insurance company. >> exactly. >> target gearing up for holidays with free shipping. retailer says it will offer free shipping starting in november and it's also rolling out a service that let's you send electricic gift boxes. it allows them to select different gifts before they ship. store executives say target will likely offer fewer discounts this holiday season but will add special weekend deals. >> coming up, stepped up security to prince george county high school after several threatening pictures circulated through social media. >> and then a manager at maryland police drug crime lab arrested for stealing what she's being charge with after two year theft scheme. >> and ice d

hancock county deputies have been scanning candy for four years now.the machines can detect screws, razorshat may be suspicious.it doesn't even require the candy to leave trick or treat bags.officers said every scan has come up clean since they first began x-raying candy. up next...a new study linking marijuana...and sex.((vicki)) why lighting up may lead to more intimacy. ♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat scones for dinner this many days in a row. mexico, hawaii, costa rica, i don't really know. i'm a quick packer. ♪ any time you see a guy stretched out on the field injured,the last thing you want to say is "he brought it on himself."it's almost a natural reaction to blame the aggressorinstead of the guy who got the injured player. the

the center on allegheny avenue at hancock will be open all week with spanish interpreters available. federal, state, and local emergency agencies are teaming up to run the center. ♪ in north philadelphia, the community is doing what it can to help the relief efforts in the caribbean. last night a benefit concert raised money to support the united for puerto rico fund. >> i've had family who have contacted me begging for help. it's been very difficult. >> it seems like a third-world country, but we're not. >> volunteers boxed up food and supplies they've collected over the past two weeks. the church plans to charter a plane and send people to puerto rico to hand deliver the donations. officials in puerto rico say 85% of the island is still without power nearly a month after hurricane maria. the governor set a goal of restoring most of the power grid by mid-september. supplies are scarce. one-third of puerto rico doesn't have drinkable water. cell phone service is just starting to return. the death toll stands at 48. >>> 6:07. a stretch of the pennsylvania turnpike reopened after a wee

start at city hall go block before you meet derek hancock who lost both legs to diabetes homeless for he now has a proof over his head but not much else. >> i'm still panhandling but that's only to supplement my income and it's hard -- practically always near the end of the month. >> right. >> that's when his ssi check comes. walk a little further you'll meet peter welch homeless and makes no excuses. >> failures in my life have come because of decisions and things i've said and done and i see that happening in this country far too often. >> homelessness is up in the city this year. panhandling is well according to homeless services direct liz hirsh puts it down to one key element. take wild guess. >> this is the opioid epidemic. some of the folks you're seeing may not be homeless. they may be panhandling out here for money. but, um, yeah, it's a big hairy problem. >> that's the up tick mind you and liz adds that the demographics prove it more young people for instance. now, if you meet valerie who is homeless and has a history of opioid abuse she'll tell that you there are those who

our paula hancocks is tracking that. she joins me now from seoul. and the new government of south korea has indicated a willingness for diplomacy. so what is the reaction to this kind of misconnect between secretary of state and the u.s. president? >> well, natalie, there has been no direct response to this there is no direct reaction. we wouldn't really expect one. this is obviously something that the south korean would not really want to intervene in clearly. the government here in south korea is more pro dialogue, more engagement than the previous conservative administration. but up until now president moon jae-in of south korea has been going along with the u.s. more hard line approach of pressure and sanctions. but when it comes to the actual tweets from the u.s. president, the officials here and to be honest, the officials in many countries around the world are quite reticent to comment directly. i did speak to the south korean moon jae-in a couple of weeks ago, and i asked him about a separate tweet from the u.s. president when he talked abou

officers found the man suffering from a gunshot wound along north hancock street last night. he died a short time later. >>> the tractor-trailer driver who crashed his rig and caused a fire along 95 and i-295 in delaware was driving under the influence of alcohol. that's what police say. state police charged the driver with dui after he hit a construction barrier sunday morning. the truck flipped and exploded into a ball of flames. police say the driver had three prior dui convictions. >>> the phillies' youth movement will apparently include the next manager. john clark of nbc sports philadelphia said they will hire gabe kapler. he's 42 years old and will be the youngest phillies manager in 20 years. unlike the past three managers, kapler isn't an internal hire. kapler played 12 years in the majors. he's run the dodgers' minor leak system -- minor league system the last three years. >>> and penn state's heartbreaking loss to ohio state dropped the lions from seventh to second. penn state will visit michigan state saturday. >>> open enrollment for obamacare starts this week wi

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lying on the street in north philadelphia he had been shot in the head, on the 2100 block of north hancock street. police say victim lived a few blocks away. there is in word on a motive. >>> a heart broken woman is pleading for help to find killer of the long time partner and father of three children. >> been three weeks since someone gunned down 36 year-old angel bermudas in kensington who was sitting in his car outside a store in d and west moreland when bullets started flying $206,789,000 reward is being offered to help catch whoever did this but jesse ovegas say no one is speaking up and she's begging for anyone, someone to come forward. >> every time i look at his picture i feel like, i feel like nobody cares. they took away a lot. they don't know what they d they have no idea what they did. the pain that they caused. >> later this afternoon people will rally at mcphearson library any kensington and they are calling for those who know what happened to come forward in this crime as well as other shootings. rally is set for 3:30. >>> prosecutors have charged a driver behind a fiery cra

this happened last night on the 2100 block of north hancock street.identity. and no word on motive. >> the search also continues for suspect who stabbed two teenagers in philadelphia. >> this happened yesterday morning at north park avenue in logan. both of the teenagers were taken to the hospital where one of them at last check was in critical condition. no word on what may have led up to the stabbing. >> well, the defense team in the briary trail of bob menendez and wealthy friends want why the to declare mistrial. attorney for the new jersey democrat and florida eye doctor, salmon melgin claim the judge hasn't let them introduce witnesses and evidence to adequately present their case. menendez is charged with excepting free flights on private jet, and other gifts from melgin in exchange for political influence, both deny the charges. >> meanwhile, two members of the navy seal team six are being investigated in the death after green beret. army staff sergeant logan j melger found dead in june. they say his death is being investigated as a homicide.

officer hancock there at the end to your right there, he was the first s.w.a.t. officer to engage the individual. and officer bitsfield there, the canine officer that assisted with that initial engagement. officer morris and officer burke there were the two officers i described that were there and partnered with the security. >> they did a good job, didn't they? they did a good job. now his option would have been try to do it himself, but if it doesn't work you wouldn't have had the information maybe, right? >> right. >> he did the right thing? >> he did. we relied on him for the information. >> that's really great. >> so everyone else behind the press there were integral in saving neutral lives. the gentleman right to your left, that firefighter right there was off duty watching the concert and remained and saved several lives. i think it's important for -- it's important for you to know that every single person in here was instrumental in life-saving measures. and these two young ladies here were our dispatchers. they're probably the most important people in th

. >> a matter of identification, officer hancock at the end to your right there, he was the first swat officer to engage the individual. officer driscoll there, the k-9 officer assisted. officer morris was one of the two i described partnered with the security guards. >> they did a good job. you did a good job. his option would have been to do it himself. if it doesn't work, you wouldn't have had the information maybe, right? he did the right thing? >> he did. we relied on the information. >> that's great. >> everyone else seated in and behind the press there were integral in saving numerous lives. the gentleman to your left, that firefighter right there was off duty watching the concert and saved several lives. it's important for you to know that every person in here was instrumental in life saving measures. these two young ladies here are dispatchers. probably the most important people in the room. if you ever have the opportunity to listen to the radio traffic, these two young ladies are amazing. there was a third young lady. she decided to go to college. >> shepard: pardon the inte