but abner says she doesn't know why. and that's all we can do is wait." and while she waits she has a reques "i wish they would just come forward and turn themselves in to the police because they will be caught." brown's mom said a year ago today her nephew was also shot and killed which makes the shooting death of her son even that much harder to process. live on milwaukee's side, lauren winfrey today's tmj4 police also investigating another deadly shooting at 52nd and greentree.officers found a 34-year-old man and 32-year-old woman-- both with gunshot wounds.police say the man died but the woman is expected to survive.details of this shooting are still being investigated. more than two years after laylah petersen was shot and killed... the third and final defendant involved her death has now been sentenced-- 24 year old arlis gordon will spend thirty years in the has remorse for being caught petersen's father talked to reporters after the judge sentenced gordon. the other shooter involved in the case - carl barrett - was sentenced to 65 years last week.

abner! abner! abner! -- captions by vitac -- www. hello. max grand's drugstore? oh, hi, evelyn. this is mrs. stephens. i was wondering -- bless you. could you deliver a hot-water bottle? well, just tell your delivery boy to go home and go to bed, keep warm, drink plenty of liquids and get a lot of rest. yes. uh, bye. oh, dear. [ ding! ] darling, forgive me for being so late. late for what? have you forgotten? we had a date to go shopping. well, i'm sorry, mother, but i can't leave. darrin's not well. [ sighs ] what's new about that? well, it can only be an improvement, samantha. oh, mother. now, i'm going to go out and get him a hot-water bottle. would you stay till i get back? well... oh, please? oh, all right. thank you. darling, i'm gonna go out and get you a hot-water bottle. darrin: okay. dr. altman's gonna send over one of his associates. good. and mother's here. did you hear me? uh, well, i'll only be gone a minute. mother's gonna take care of tabitha. and then can we go shopping? oh, mother, that's impossible unless darrin gets well in a hurry. ah. guess who's going to g

his crab house âÇô abner's crab house âÇô has been around for 50 years.ng, meaghan. good morning. it's never too early to crab, right, bobby? never too early, we start very early in the morning, usually before daybreak. this place was so packed yesterday. you said, $2 crabs on wednesday. every wednesday we have $2 crabs, and it's all you can eat. and whatever you can eat, it's for $2. most people come in here and just order what they want, and everything works out fine. well, we are learning how to pick crabs this morning from the expert himself. you've got to show us some tips and tricks. maybe some of them we'll use; maybe some of them we won't. but let's get started. what's the first thing that you say we should do? well, okay, here's a regular tray of crabs that comes out to you. these are all male crabs. the male crab is showing that he has an apron, like this. this is a male crab. we sort of speak of it as being the monument. exactly. the female crab is somewhat different. she has an oval shaped apron that looks like the capital. and it looks like t

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abner will get sent in next. he knows this is a suicide mission, i'm either coming back alive major general or a dead brigadier. he'll come back a dead brigadier. he's buried in the city cemetery in fredericksburg. but his men connect. they drive the federals out and begin pushing forward. nathaniel harris. mississippi's will come in and connect and drive the federals out. sam mcgowan south carolina ans, the monument ironically resembles a coffin. plugs the gap and continues to drive up a small hill in the section of the line. even as 20,000 reinforcements under the sixth core begin flooding forward. they get down into that swale i talked about, and all the bullets flying through the air. they want to stay protected as long as they can. instead of coming straight across into the gap, they let that swale funnel them. right over to this spot. even as sam mcgowan's men are driving up toward it. that particular angle on the line, a 13 degree bend becomes the center of the mail strom. mcgowan's men have to fight their

tigres y el amÉrica lo nuevo en la situaciÓn entre honduras y fifa y el nuevo campeÓn mundial del boxeo abner> (aplausos). >>> eso es. >>> buenas noches. >>> bienvenidos a su show nÚmero uno de titulares y mÁs coors light. >>> buenas noches miguel. >>> rosina quÉ tal todo bien? >>> todo muy bien, a

. >> in memoriam 2016 continues abner mikva, former member of congress from illinois, federal appellate judge, and presidential advisor. in 1995, he spoke about the role of the federal government to an audience at georgetown university. mr. mivka: the plain fact is that government doesn't work for the common people without the people's trust. if government fails, we will all be the poorer for it. that is not a partisan issue. it is a national issue. in the spirit of hopeful skepticism, i would like to defend this american national government. while the most prevalent view is that even if you can agree in theory that government works, it fails to work in practice. it's all well and good to talk about it in political science classes and occasionally the law school classes, but when you get into the real world, all government is a failure. i have to tell you, after 40 years of looking at it at the state and federal level, that cynical view is just false. government works and it works well in uncountable numbers of cases through the years, up to and including the present day. my god, said t

special programming from the lives and careers of nancy reagan, gwen eiffel, senator robert bennett, abner mcvie, and anton scalia. from the reagan presidential library in ca valley, california, this is about an hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> i am the resurrection and the life, so the lord. in me, yetieveth that he was dead, shall live. and he that believeth in me shall never die. i know that my redeemer live stand of the latter days on the earth and yet robust body may be destroyed, i shall see god. none of us lives to themselves and no man dies to himself. four if we live, we live on to unto the lord and if we die, we die unto the lord. whether we live or die, we are the lord's. blessed are those who died for -- they, for the rest rest from their labors. >> holt. -- halt. enter. down. ready. up. ready. face. step. up. up . >> a reading from the book of proverbs. wife,ne finds a worthy her value is far beyond p earls. she brings him good and not evil, all the days of her life. and flax andl makes cloth with skillful hands. secures provisions from afar. she rises while it is the light and dis

special programming from the lives and careers of nancy reagan, gwen eiffel, senator robert bennett, abner mcvie, and anton scalia. from the reagan presidential library in ca valley, california, this is about an hour. ♪

it didn't take long, though, before i understood what abner mikva said to me.rack obama won that election to the senate. he came from nowhere, a man with an unusual name. once he was here, it was obvious he was the real deal. his ability to communicate was and is stunning. i can remember one of the first floor speeches he gave here in the senate. it was on george bush's policy regarding the middle east war. it was eloquent, thoughtful, powerful. i was so impressed that following his speech, there had been a quorum call. his seat was way back there. i walked up to him and i said -- he was sitting, i was standing, looking over him. i said senator, that was really terrific. that was really good. i'll never forget his response. he looked at me without hesitation, without any brag doash -- bragadocio, no conceit, humility. he looked up at me and said i have a gift. this wasn't a boast. this was a fact. i've never met anyone with the ability to communicate as well as barack obama. whether it's in his writing, speaking to huge crowds of tens of thousands of people or

lives of supreme court justice antonin scalia, journalist gwen isil, senator robert bennett, and judge abner mikva. >> new year's night on q&a. >> while people were starving, van buren were having these fancy parties in the white house, so it's part of the image making where harrison was the candidate for men, for the poor people, and here was this rich man in washington sneering at the four people. of acreshad thousands and an estate, so he was very wealthy, but he was portrayed as the champion of the poor. women came to the parades, waved handkerchiefs, some gave speeches, some wrote pamphlets. it was very shocking, they were criticized by the democrats who said these women should be homemaking putting. ronald schaffer, author of "the carnival campaign." how the campaign changed presidential elections forever. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. with donald trump putting his cabinet together, gavel-to-gavel c-span coverage of all caps level confirmation hearings on tv, on the c-span review app, and online at c-span.org, live as they happen, and again each night in prime time. the presiden

and we will look at the lives of supreme court justice antonin ,calia, journalist gwen eiffel and abner mcclung. kva.bner mi >> your some of our featured programs. the librarian of congress, carla adin, archivist of the united states, david verio, and david's gordon, secretary of the smithsonian institution on the importance of treasures. >> he wrote that he wanted the institution to be oriented toward what he called the increase and diffusion of knowledge, and that is what the smithsonian has turned out to be. >> then, the inaugural women's leadership summit. the next generation of young women at the reagan library. then federal appeals court judges both from the d c circuit and a senior federal judge from the fourth circuit discuss the history and impact of the bill of rights 225 years after ratification. to theying those words factual circumstances and disputes over more than 200 years is what is challenging. >> on sunday, author jean epstein, law professor richard epstein and a member of the law foreign wars.te >> judgment becomes an essential portion in the way in which we have to