so milem sued alexander ...y she's owed. alexander may file for bankruptcy. we can't discuss e particurs of this matter. we caught up with alexander outside the henry countcourthou. but her lawyer did most of the talking. there's no malice here. there's no intent and no deceptive practices. it's a business that failed. in an email .. her attorney says the "company grew too fast in response to tremendous interest via social media." he points to "poor organization" and says "bethany is in no pi page run by milem called "people against alexander king farms" ... claims more than 800 disgruntled former customers ... owed more than 350,000 dollars! contact 6 couldn't verify those numbers. when asked ... alexander's wouldn't talk about the amount of money owed. i'm so sorry that it didn't turn out different than it did. we asked alexander ... if she has anything to say to the hundreds of people ... who claim she owes them it right. but her former customers are skeptical. they say she's never reached out to them to explain the situation ... or to apologize. a lot of

alexander's wouldn't talk about the amount of money it did. we asked alexander ... if she has anything to say to the hundreds of people ... who claim she owes them money ... or meat. i hope we can just make it right. but her former customers are skeptical. they say she's never reached out to them to explain the situation ... or to apologize. a lot of people want her to answer. want her to be held accountable for what she's done. alexander has not been criminally charged ... but the illinois attorney general's office has an active investigation underway ... detective told me alexander refuses to speak with him. and it's not just customers who are upset ... i spoke with two meat lockers who say she owes them 50-thousand dollars. a thrilling presidential performance. just ahead on wake up-- president obama celebrates halloween at the white house for the final time. fall is in the air, but are you ready to brace the chilly weather? we have some fall season of giving. russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i h

alexander has not been criminally charged ... but the illinois attorney general's office has an active investigation underway ... so does henry county ... where a detective told me alexander refuses to speak with him. and it's not just customers who are upset ... i spoke with two meat lockers who say she owes them 50-thousand dollars. detective told me alexander refuses to speak with him. and it's not just customers who are upset ... i spoke with two meat lockers who say she owes them 50-thousand dollars. adlib to weather a cold front will bring showers, possibly some thunder, tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. cooler but still above average 50s. clouds decrease thursday and plenty of sunshine is ahead for the weekend. temperatures will warm back into the low 60s. tonight: showers likely. low: 52 wind: n 3-5 mph wednesday:scattered showers, possibly some thunder. mph thursday: partly sunny. am low: 46 high: 56 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 40 high: 62 wind: wsw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 44 h

beth alexander. and claims of money owed reaching 83,850 dollars. tammy milem let alexander sublet space for her pigs ... on milem's farm. back when this started they were just dropping dead left and right. she flat out refused to take care of her pigs. milem says the pigs she got from get-go. she hurt our business so bad we had to just clean house and we had to start all over. so milem sued alexander ... but may not see any of the money she's owed. alexander may file for bankruptcy. we can't discuss the particulars of this matter. we caught up with alexander outside the henry county courthouse ... but her lawyer did most of the talking. there's no malice here. there's no intent and no deceptive practices. it's a deceptive practices. it's a business that failed. in an email .. her attorney says the "company grew too fast in response to tremendous interest via social media." he points to "poor organization" and says "bethany is in no position to refund personally." a facebook page run by milem called "people against alexander king farms" ... claims m

i have alexander's sister, she has a "go fund me" page for alexander, tell folks how they can help out. >> we didn't realize how -- how expensive funerals are you can go to our will be out on our facebook pages everywhere. >> i'm sorry for your loss. thank you. >>> thank you jasmine. >>> it will be a big day in ohio overall. betsy was able to step down to the akron zoo. >> what are you doing down there? >> you may not think akron zoo and windsor is a good combination, you would be wrong, 25 miles of christmas we have a special preview on a special reunion of christmas in akron and along with your forecast that's coming up. >> and friends too joining you too, we'll see new a few. >> a gravy warning this thanksgiving, why one major brand is recalling the gravy before the holidays. channel 3 at 6:00, returns after the break. >> i want to show you internet videos. this is crazy. >> that is insane. i would never do that. >>> coming up tonight on the news at 7:00, if you're have travel apps you'll want to download before you hit the airport, they'll make your life we promise. and the deals t

should alexander apologize? >> no, i do not think alexander should apologize to mike pence. i don't agree with a lot of the things that mike pence stands for. >> donald trump is now saying that alexander hamilton wasn't even born in the united states. do you think he should have to show his birth certificate? >> he definitely should have to show, yes. >> and death certificate? >> whatever it takes. >> sure. do you think being from the 1700s has anything to do with alexander hamilton's petition? >> we go further when we reflect back in our history, i don't, so i don't know. >> that's beautiful. do you think mr. hamilton, being from the 1700s, has anything to do with his position or does it not really matter? >> i don't really find that to be relevant to anything that is currently happening in today's, you know, society. >> instead of staying dead and buried he should speak out? >> yeah, exactly. >> are you going to watch the duel live on tv? >> there's no doubt i will. >> what went through your mind when you saw him in that powdered wig on cnn? did you think that was offputti

alexander his named here. he was a research analyst in the navy, a writer and professor. also spent time in russia working for the us government. l alexander's nephew says his uncle l was absolutely brilliant, but you did develop dementia later in life. sun wrist skaters to older adults disorders. sunrise wouldn't tell us whether the 72 year old man that assaulted alexander is still living there. we are deeply saddened by this loss to our family. we immediately notified all proper authorities when the incident occurred three weeks ago and the police commenced an investigation right away. it would not be appropriate to discuss further details as we much respect the privacy of those involved. our cherished residents with a safe nurturing home. the commonwealth's attorney in alexandria says while police have finished up their investigation he still hasn't gotten the case file so he can decide on whether or the not there will be charges. he says that process may be as long as a month. lindsay watts, fox5 local news. > a retired d.c. police officer was forced to shoot and kill

. >> top story this way family and friends gather to remember alexander mullins, the teenager was found dead inside a big a home. we are live over at the funeral home in middleburg heights with few local arrangements and the latest on the investigation. >> good morning. police still have no suspects in the death of 16 -year-old alexander mullins which makes it so much harder for the family because 1 m loved one but the same kind of summary questions with no answers. that is that stopping them from remembering the 16 -year-old who sister said has such a huge heart.1 >> he was a boy who gave him three bucks, he would if you gave him $20 to go get them, hee would give it to someone hungrier.h >> six-year-old alexander monday. the be a visitation at the funeral home on sunday. there's a vigil at the abandoned home of where his body was found. this last seen on november night at washington park high school.u loved ones have been searching for 11 days was sadly they were given the news that no family should have to here. alexander's body was foundnd sht in the chest and police don't know who

alexander: mr. president, i ask for consent to use the time that i may require and following my remarks, that senator cassidy and senator murphy be recognized. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. alexander: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i come to the floor to speak on two matters. the first is the matter of wildfires in tennessee. anybody who's been watching television the last few days have seen the devastation caused by the runaway wildfires just outside the great smoky mountains in gatlinburg, tennessee. mr. president, in tennessee we're not used to that i know we have debates on the floor and we have colleagues who see the fires in the west where it doesn't rain much. a few inches of rain a year. but in the great smoky mountains where i live or i live just outside of it, we have 80, 83 inches of rain a year. so we have dense forests. and this time of year the leaves are all over the ground and usually there's a lot of rain to tamp that down. but for the last three months we'

alexander was last seen back on november 9th at washington park high school.found ond.e loved ones had been searching for 11 days when sadly they were given the news no family should have to hear. alexander's body was found shot anything you can do, our love tand is stronger.er'bodd and we are going to find who did this. t and they are going to go to prison. and they are going to spend their lives there. and we aren't going to sleepepao until that happens because we still aren't sleeping, still not eating. we're still crying ourselves to uhae y sleep every night so.ing u you feel for this family so much. they set up a go fund me accoun hopefully help pay for some ofsm the funeralof cost. a link to that page on our website fox8.com. wayne you do feel for that family. my goodness. all right.alli heartbreaking thank you so much we'll check back in with the the jess on the 9:00 hour. : meantime onto more headlines this morning. you may soon have to pay to park when shopping at the west side market.ansingoon hv business owners says some people park in the lot behind thess wn market and don'

year old man assaulted an 82 year old man named hunter alexander. tonight the sun wrist alexandria tells us they immediately notified all proper authorities. alexandria police say they onlyh found out about this two days later on october 26 alexander suck calmed to his injuries atdo the hospital. it wasn't until h 16 days later november 11 when police releasee the information.the we asked police why the delay? could defense. >> they haven't provided answers. i spoke to hunter's nephew. >> he just found out. he still had an incredible life. he is a direct ascend antiviral of george washington according to his nephew. alexander his named here. he was a research analyst in the navy, a writer and professor. also spent time in russia working for the us government. uncle l was absolutely brilliant, but you did develop dementia later in life. sun wrist is a place that skaters to older adults disorders. sunrise wouldn't tell us whether the 72 year old man that assaulted alexander is still living there.li we are deeply saddened by thisd loss to our family. w

his books include the reagan years and alexander hamilton and the persistence of myth. with that, i would like to welcome stephen to the lectern. [applause] stephen: thank you, jackie. thank you everyone for being here, it really is a privilege to be speaking at such an historic site. this is my first time here. so i am thrilled. , and thanks to all of you for coming out tonight. i know there was a little rain earlier. let me begin by noting that lin manuel valls and the -- miranda's blockbuster "hamilton" kept hamilton on the $10 bill. it has transformed this unlikely founding father into somewhat of a celebrity. while hamilton is seen as a heroic figure it is important to , note to that, throughout much of our nation's history, hamilton was seen as both un-american, a classic monarchist to hated the great east, which he probably never said, but was attributed to him. and a man whose dictatorial ambitions were checked by the champion of the common man, thomas jefferson. and to make matters worse, his alliance with george washington has already been distorted or slighte

his books include the reagan years, and alexander hamilton,. and with that, i would now like to welcome stephen to the electric turn. [applause] -- leckturn. >> [applause] >> thank you, jackie. and thank you, everyone for being here. it real sli a privilege to be speaking at such an historic site. this is my first time here. so i'm thrilled. let me begin by -- and thanks to all of you for coming out tonight. i know there was a little rain earlier. let me begin by noting that the broadway block buster hamilton $10 alexander hamilton ond bill and has transformed this founding father -- and transtransformed this unlikely founding father into something of a celebrity. but while hamilton is currently seen as an heroic figure it's important to note that throughout much of our nation's hivesry hamilton was seen as, quote, un-american. a closet monarchist who probably hated the great beast. the american people. and a man whose dictatorial ambitions were checked by the champion of the common man, thomas jefferson. to make matters worse, and to make matt

alexander mullins. he was 16 years old and approximately 6 foot tall and he was last seen on wednesday november 9th going to school at wash park. if you have any information, call 216-623-5318. against, that's 216-623-5318. coming up in the next half hour, we will show you how people are using social media to get the word out about alexander. back to you. >> tia: thanks so uch many some relief pour team at the west side market. the new parking lot is open this morning and that's 128 parking spots. in 30 minutes we show you why vendors are also grateful for the newly opened lot. >>> roughly ninth consecutive school day teachers won't be in the classroom in the lewisville school district. yesterday a caravan of parents and students drove through the small stark county community and then they held a public meeti frustrations. >> that's what i care about. how do i get my kid back in school if half ez to in charge won't talk to us? the answer? the only answer is convincing them to sit down. >> brian: there w

should alexander apologize? >> no, i do not think alexander should apologize to mike pence. i don't agree with a lot of the things that mike pence stands for. >> donald trump is now saying that alexander hamilton wasn't even born in the united states. do you think he should have to show his birth certificate? >> he definitely should have to show, yes. >> and death certificate? >> whatever it takes. >> sure. do you think being from the alexander hamilton's petition? >> we go further when we reflect back in our history, i don't, so i don't know. >> that's beautiful. do you think mr. hamilton, being from the 1700s, has anything to do with his position or does it not really matter? >> i don't really find that to be relevant to anything that is currently happening in today's, you know, society. >> instead of staying dead and buried he should speak out? >> yeah, exactly. >> are you going to watch the duel live on tv? >> there's no doubt i >> what went through your mind when you saw him in that powdered wig on cnn? did you think that was offputting? >> yes, i can't believe he'd do

alexander hamilton's petition? >> we go further when we reflect back in our history, i don't, so i don't know. >> that's beautiful. do you think mr. hamilton, being from the 1700s, has anything to do with his position or does it not really matter? >> i don't really find that to be relevant to anything that is currently happening in today's, you know, society. >> instead of staying dead and buried he should speak out? >> yeah, exactly. >> are you going to watch the duel live on tv? >> there's >> what went through your mind when you saw him in that powdered wig on cnn? did you think that was offputting? >> yes, i can't believe he'd do something like that. >> describe that. >> just -- one of those things that was so childish and that. hard to describe. >> almost like it didn't even happen? >> yes. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we didn't even send anyone back to trump university as you know, thanksgiving is on thursday. black friday is on friday. i think, you know -- i would love to see these stores combin

should alexander apologize? >> no, i do not think alexander should apologize to mike pence.trump is now saying that alexander hamilton wasn't even born in the united states. do you think he should have to show his birth certificate? >> he definitely should have to show, yes. >> and death certificate? >> whatever it

alexander was last seen at weeks ago. then on sunday his body was found in the make a home with a gunshot wound to the head.d correction with a gunshot wound to the chest.. >> police still don't have any suspects which makes everything so much harder for the molins familypect who say they will ner forget how great a person he was >> i would missed that smile of his. i would tell him to get a haircut, i that shaggy blond hr of his. he has such a huge part. >> the family says they will find the killer and get justice for alexander.for the viewing will be from sunday on sunday from one until 5:00 p.m. >> please are silly for a gunman who killed a father of six at cleveland clinicic convenience store. forty-four -year-old marwan zahriyeh was killed. police believe that he may have knowna his killer because it appears he tried to push the gun asideau when it went off hitting him in the tested the gunmen left the store with virtually nothing.. >> i hope people learn from this.. don't get sad, remember. remember how so i lived a

last night, candles were litst d under in honor of alexander. friends and family gathered to remember their loved one who was taken away is taken away to send.o >> we show love we don't hate. spreads that to everyone.fi >> that is been a co- fund me page set up to help with funeral costs cost you can find that he was last seen at washington park high school his a family was actively searching for them for him for about 11 days before theyeyct were told the heartbreg news. >> an update on our top story. >> a happier note right now eight because we are all about giving back that is with the station is about great it is timea for our annual giving tre we have cars pulling up with special guests. >> your have with me jeff from medina county job and family services his first year the third h we've helped foster children as and no the generosity is experiments program of it yardstick to be here. >> it is absolutely wonderful a beautifulamy morning and a wonderful day. >> as he definitely had worst is tommy about this year of 90 children in foster care

missing persons poster in the slovakia neighborhood where alexander mullins family lives. the pleas for help are still up and there was hope to the very end. >> i prayed every night. >> and i drove around the neighborhood because i live here, too. every person i saw, it isn't him. >> this family that doesn't want body was found with a gunshot wound to the test. >> we were told he was jumped and shot in the chest. that's all they was told so far. >> and shannon close to the family. >> it is sad. >> who can take a 16-year-old boy's life for what reason. what did he do to deserve this. >> we are told alexander was last seen walking to his high school specializing in environmental sciences a ways from his home. home was found. >> and his sister amber talked to us by phone in tears saying he was loved by many. >> one neighbor noticed strange activity at this vacant home. we have asked would he have gotten involved with people in trouble. there's a lot of speculations out there. >> on cleveland's east side catherine bosley, cleveland 19. missing there were neighborhood searches.

alexander al qaeda has the latest. alexander: -- alexander a alcot has the latest. fighting intensified with the iraqi special forces to the edge of corona district. late on monday the prime minister traveled to the outskirts of the jihadists stronghold in iraq. in on the close islamic state group on all sides. we will cut off the head of the snake. they will have no way out and no way to escape your their choice will be to surrender or die. the c.t.s. will halted to france until forces on other fronts get into position. troops in the south have the most ground to cover. they are currently battling islamic state group fighters in the city of shura, 54 kilometers from mosul. and while, and radiant backed military have started west to cut off the supply line from the syrian border. the operation has moved swiftly until now. many of the captured towns are largely abandoned. heading for the more densely populated areas, the advance will slow down significantly. the vastly outnumber jihadists have already started using waves of car bombs, suicide bombs, and sniper attack

and alexander says you can win up to 20,000 million dollars, with no risk./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> celebrations are underway tonight at the springs preserve... for the 'day of the dead.' ((denise valdez)) tedd? ((tedd florendo)) sunny and milder today with for another straight day. winds also increased a little again, but should subside again later in the evening. we were warmer than yesterday at this ........... ........................ .................... tonight hour by hour shows temps i the 70's then 60's later in the evening. more sunshing tomorrow with sunny skies and calmer winds for your friday. expecting clear skies as well with possibly some clouds developing east county and over mohave county arizona. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the mother of the 7-year-old boy who died following a medical episode at a valley siegel suites has been arrested. roshaun malone is now behind bars in connection with her son's death. police tell us the child was rushed to the hospital on sunday after medics recognized signs of child abuse at the apartment off of boulder highway. police later ar

they had a latipno man playing alexander hamilton.he one thing i would say that's so important to frame this, is the lead character playing hamilton now, he is -- >> openly gay. >> hiv positive man, and let's talk about -- >> and javier munyos. >> this is against a vice president -- vice president-e lekt president-elekts, who wanted to use hiv/aids money for conversion therapy. we can't always say it's about the elites or whatever. we have to look at things for their full experience. >> this is point we're trying to make. you have the hollywood, the media, and political elite who looked at donald trump and his spotters a supporters as deplorable, and were racist, and zexenophobic. >> how is that what this is about? >> he prevailed because he had a tail wind -- >> i'm conceding they but i want to know -- and i know javier munos. we were part of the magazine who they honored for being out in the media and out in the world and he's a very nice guy, openly gay and hiv positive and to her point, you can imagine how that feel when is mike p

alexander: la prÓxima me tienen que llamar.estamos muy felices, que lo pasen en familia, y compren el disco de laura pausini. [risas]. karla: le vas a preguntar. laura pausini y comprar el disco mÍo tienen todo el poder de darle los dientes blancos [risas] es solo con mi disco. y tambiÉn con el suyo, dale. randy: super contento, son momentos que uno vive y siempre se le queda en la mente de uno, hay que ser felices, ya hay muchos problemas en el mundo, feliz navidad. karla: gracias a todos por ser parte de esta crema tan especial lleno de lady mucha felicidad. maite: muchas gracias a todos, y a ustedes el equipo que hizo posible la hora de mÁs felicidad. disfruta allÍ y recibir con el corazÓn abierto esta navidad. alan: mÁs uniÓn, a -- aquÍ estÁ el mariachi internacional. gracias por estar con nosotros. jÓvenes entusiastas que quieren aprender de mÚsica y arte. muchas gracias a todos ustedes. ya estamos por escuchar algo bonito. karla: te sabes "el son de la negra"? aquÍ te enseÑamos. [gritos] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

now, here are authors jane alexander and miriam horn talking about conservation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> with jane alexander and miriam horn. miriam horn has long been passionate about the environment. today she works with the environmental defense fund and she started her career at the us board services. she took a detour through journalism writing for the "new york times", smithsonian, us news and world report as we sit here on the edge of an election which is likely to mean much for our environment i went to note her very first book, which is called rebels and white gloves, follow the life story of that pioneering 1969 graduating class which included a young and determined hillary rodham. for her second book, miriam turned her attention to the environment co-authoring earth, the sequel which looks at policy changes that could allow businesses to halt climate change and with publishers weekly called, an optimistic view. not an easy complement when writing about the environment. marian brings a similarly positive outlook to the missis

a jessica dill has more on what alexander mullins family says. the family is devastated they say they been searchingfa and t is not the outcome they were looking for. 16-year-old alexander mullins was last seen going to school on november 9, his family had been searching or him since thens even having that they were just give them the worst ms. , yesterday afternoon, his body was found i a vacant home on east 54th street with gunshots to his left chest area. he attended washington park environmental studies high school, the school district say they have counselors today who are available to help any students or faculty. this is very early in the investigation the police have homicide, they say that , stick with fox 8 for any updates. it was an incredible weekend with a drop of 50 degrees in about 48 hours on our movie bac to normal temperatures as we show you the view from the fox now back to the latest with scott sabol. never had a drop of record high temperatures toto snow in hours in november, it has happened a lot in march in early april but

of 16-year-old alexander mullins stopped at this vacant house on east 54th streetet monday to put a teddy bear on the porchm, the police said the teenager was found dea inside the house sunday afternoon. >> the boys father told the police that the last time he saw his son alive was when he dropped them offsta at his scho on november 9. the school district says they have counselors who are available , friends and family members say they have any questions about the death police reports say that he had been shot in the chest. les szarka was to 911 and i don't understand whyes nobody c his cell phone was keen on east 50th streetet and they wer searching for days. 's family has been searching for him even having the community search with search parties. >> is so closer we all live. is so crazy because it walked up and down the street and he was here the whole time. the police continue to investigate. cuyahoga county medical examiners office is access to determine the exact cause of death.. the police have idea what happened to the going back to retrace his steps from the day he was miss

alexander waverly. number one of section-1. in charge of this, our new york headquarters. it's from here that i send them on their various missions.

oakland pastor nicholas alexander held this sign on broadway for peace on the streets. >> it's okay, you know, to be angry and disagree. but, you have to put it behind you and move forward. >> reporter: protesters vowed to return to oakland on friday. abc 7 news. >>> if you're developing news where protesters continue to march downtown san jose right now. they briefly got on the highway at the west julian street ramp and shutdown traffic there thanks for sharing this video with us. he siays no one was hurt. >> left class and hit the streets today to protest the election. students organized the demonstration on social media, the largest where it's estimated more than a thousand students took part. >> school principal is in trouble because of something he

the electoral college was designed by alexander hamilton and james madison. their iaa was that on election day, voters would vote not for the president but for an elector. someone smarter than themselves who then would vote for president of the united states when the electoral college met at a later date. that date was formalized in lawa in 1887 as the first monday after the second wednesday in december. the electors were free to vote for whoer they wanted to vote for for president. they believed that back then, new york state's is 12 electors each, could and should make up their own mind as to who the next presidentnt should be. new york might produce four votes for one candidate, three for anotr candidate, three for another then two for another. they didn't want new york state's electors to get togogeth and make aolitical deal toll vote for the same candidate. madison and hamilton became alarmed when they saw electors in some states realizing that they could do that, that they could get together and choose a candide. thee electors in certain states thenll b

. >>> alexander hamilton designed the electoral college. alexander hamilton was something that ku klux klan, former ku klux klan former leader david duke would not like. he was an immigrant. he was not jewish, though, which could only be relevant to david duke. alexander hamilton decided quickly that the electoral college wasn't working the way he wanted it to. he wanted it to be electors making independent decisions about who should be the best presidents. he didn't expect them to ban together and basically make political alliances to choose the next president. and so alexander hamilton himself tried to get an amendment to the constitution that would change his own design of the electoral college. but he failed. and yesterday barbara boxer, senator from california took up alexander hamilton's mantle and advanced in a constitutional amendment to change basically eliminate the electoral college. she introduced that in the united states senate. and so today, so today david duke tweeted this. thank god our ancestors established a just system.

to discuss the trade issue further, i am joined now from washington by alexander panetta, the washington correspondent f"" the canadian press." alexander, both canadian and mexican leaders reached out to the incoming trump administration, signaling a willingness to talk about nafta. why do this before mr. trump even takes office? >> well, i suspect part of the-- part of the rationale was to remove some of the drama from the conversation. there have been adjustments made to nafta over the years, including when bill clinton took office, and afterward afterward, 2004. the rules of origin for a few products were changed, including for feathers, for ore, for cocoa, cranberry juice. so the question now is how much he wants to change it. you'll note that he wasn't exactly very explicit in the campaign about the changes he would be seeking. so does president-elect trump intend an overhaul? >> justin trudeau has been proactive about this. he spoke about it at a news conference on wednesday and some of his critics say, "wait, you just weakened our negotiating position." has he, and what does canad

alexander was last seen heading to washington park school on thursday it's close to fleet avenue. alexander mullens is 16, stands powpped fsm you've seen him or know anything about his being you're asked to call police >>> a cleveland man will be sentenced this morning. he's convicted in the killing. he pleaded guilty to killing while attempting to rob gas station last year. he faces life in prison. if he were to be paroled the earliest would be after 26 years in prison. what do you think about today is >> a love loi start to your week here. a few high clouds. we still have that high pressure that completely is settling in here. it's to the north of us. going to continue to bring us bright sunny skies throughout the rest of the afternoon. our temperatures they are quickly warming up this afternoon. good afternoon. lower 50s there. for the warmup here. our five live radar. i was talking about high pressure building in from west to east and really not going to be broken down any time soon. we are seeing a few cloud coverage out towards the central plains. they are dealing with a nec

alexander penn, new york, united states, earth. married. you'll find those very helpful when you first begin to fly. later you won't need them. i see you are a mystery writer. as a matter of fact. - yes, i see. age at time of death, 52. cause of death, murder. - murder? i beg your pardon. but you said murder? - why, yes. didn't you know? - oh well, that's impossible. i died of a heart attack. i think. yes, i was asleep and a stabbing pain woke me. - yes, that would follow. you were stabbed in the back while asleep at your desk. with an did it? - that information is not included here. you see, this is only your life. - oh but i must know, i mean i can't go flying around not knowing who killed me. - oh don't worry, we'll find out. it will be in your murderer's record later on. - but there must be other ways of finding out, somebody who knows. - oh yes. but we can't go that high with details of this sort. - i don't see why not. - there now, don't let it make you unhappy. - unhappy? don't you realize over 75 mystery novels printed in a dozen la

edward alexander -- i will introduce my friend, mr. edward alexander. [applause] chris, fornk you, that very kind introduction. on thisputting fantastic symposium that everyone has enjoyed so far. talk oncerivilege to more. an empty room -- we get that way. it is great to have a wonderful turn out to explore the great civil war. --s will be a very biased this is the greatest attack of the civil war. it is the most decisive, the most well executed, and has tremendous implications on a very poorly understood campaign. and stress the word campaign here because it should not be viewed as a siege. i will call that a siege at some point -- the description. not, but it is heard as a siege of petersburg. mostly due in part to the massive fortification constructed by the union and the confederate army. during the campaign, but it is not constant over the top frontal charges. april 2,ugh assaults 1865, is the first large-scale assault against fixed fortifications that ulysses s. grant ordered since july 40 the previous year. the campaign at much more maneuvered t

alexand alexand alexandra galarza tiene mÁs informaciÓn.esto no es fuera de lo comÚn, segun una residente del Área. >> la verdad, por aquÍ no nos senoimos seguros por la razÓn que estÁn pasando cosas, a cada rato un tiroteo, aquÍ en mi bodega, al frente se armÓ un tiroteo hace poco. alexandra: por momotivos de seguridad, esta mujer mujer pidiÓ no mostrarse. >> ¿cÓmo se imaginan que tenga a mis niÑos ahÍ y si sale un tiroteo y salen lastimados? sac alexandra: en el vÍdeo que se ven podÍan ser un hispano o un afroamericano. >> pasan tiroteos a cada rato, y el otro dÍa casi un intento de atra atraco. el Único daÑo de evidencia es un vidrio roto. julio: dos adolescentes bajo custodia en el centro de la ciudad de philadelphia, 6 personas heridas y su esposa, sucediÓ alrededor de las 6: 00 de la tarde, la policÍa dijo que un grupo de menores a saltar al azar a a personas en philadelphia. ocurriÓ en la cuadra 3400, los sospechosos ingresaron al restaurante a eso de tras dos de la maÑana con nadie resultÓ herido. en la tienda de philadelphia, las l

a profile of alexander rossi in our magazine.n may and he is a first american rookie to do so in 90 years. on how he is the great hope of american racing. jonathon: how difficult is it to make it in indy? >> it is actually easier. it is not as exclusive. he believes he can make a name for himself in this one. jonathon: we will be back because we have so much more to get through. >> this is a harvey told set by our money. one of the things that was interesting to us is that our money makes a toolset? there is leather on the outside. you open it up and you have a basic tool set with wrenches and pliers and a couple of screwdrivers. jonathon: what is a toolset doing in the gifts -- in the gift guide? >> it is a most beautiful toolset. jonathon: $1500. i just might get someone to do the work for me. >> i want to talk about one of my favorite items in the gift guide. he staring's. -- these earrings. ninthy were made by a generation jeweler. it is a lotus flower design. that is made with a gem becoming more popular with connoisseurs. t