it took place in auburn at the jail. discovery one incident led to the discovery of others. >> today we arrested three of our staff members. >> a tearful sheriff announces this afternoon that his employees. are now in custody for falsifying an incident report to using excessive force on an inmate. >> we found that there was a possibility of criminal misconduct. >> the alleged crime date back to november 2016 up to two weeks ago. when a supervisor expressed concerns about video footage in the gel in auburn. >> what i thought was very compelling. that there was force there was not necessary. >> he did say that for inmates were subjected to these alleged acts. no one needed hospitalization. the developments have drained day stress to change the mood of this department. >> when you do something that disappointing and impacts me to the corporate >> it is not surprising at all. it is surprising that it got caught. and it was on tape. she represents clients have made similar allegations about the jail in auburn. >> the abuse of

umass, virginia, auburn, jerry, are you sure you know what you are doing? [laughter] president trump: jerry, auburn? i don't know about that. this could be trouble, jerry. rutgers, old dominion, brigham young, army, i might be there, who am i supposed to root for? tell me. i don't know. that is a tough one, jerry. i don't know, jerry. i will have to think about that one, jerry. buffalo, troy, virginia tech, oh no, jerry. ole miss and wake forest. those are really top schools. maybe in four years or five years i will come. good luck. the success of your athletic program arriving on a big stage should be a reminder to every new graduate of just what you can achieve when you start small,pursue a big vision, and never, ever quit. you never quit. if i give you one message to hold in your hearts today, it is this -- never, ever give up. there will be times in your life you will want to quit. you will want to go home. you want to go home perhaps to that wonderful mother sitting back there watching you and say, mom, i cannot do it. i cannot do it. just never quit.

auburn lost the case in court and handed richard spencer a victory in the process. and an outcome that allows a man whose views are inimcal to our founding principles to parade around as a first amendment hero, given the climate in our country, i think we'll see more violent confrontations on college campuses when school starts this fall as representative mark sanford recently put it, the rhetoric surrounding the presidential campaign has unearthed some demons. since the election, we've documented nearly 200 instances of racist flyers being distributed on college campuses and detected a surge of bias acts harassment and intimidation in schools and communities across the country this sunday richard spencer is scheduled to speak at a rally at the lincoln memorial. something that i find to besacr. he'll be founder of one of the white nationalist groups that's recruiting on college campuses. their first amendment rights must be protected. we must not ignore the increase in white nationalist activity around the country and on our college campuses. we need to fight speech

another jeff, auburn, new york. caller: i am in auburn, new york. host: glad to have you jeff. caller: long time watcher. i called in on several occasions. i would like to address the history of the drug war. it goes back far beyond richard nixon declaring war on drugs. it goes back to the treaty of versailles and how i know this, on pbs, it was documented in documentary part of the treaty of var -- versailles took away bear corporation on heroin. it's a fact. i have a personal anecdote on this subject. my nephew passed away due to heroin overdose. it was shocking. not surprising. he was on oxycodone for a hand and nerve injury that required four surgeries and several hundred stitches. he put his hand through a plate glass window. he was on oxycodone for years and they upped his dose. ten in years in total on oxcy. he turned to heroin when they cut him off. he went to jail because he stole the prescription pad because they wouldn't up his dose anymore. he was still in pain. the war on drugs, you can't incarcerate your way out of this problem. i worked at a county jail. it's imp

richard spencer was scheduled to speak at auburn university, 50 miles from our office. spencer, as i'm sure the committee knows is a leading white nationalist figure who popularized the term "alt-whit". he gave a speech ending with "hail trump." the event catapulted him to national prominence. in his first college speech following the november rally, spencer stated "america belongs to white men. ." in advance of his scheduled appearance at auburn, we checked to ensure the university police knew about the problems that other universities had recently faced when controversial speakers came to town. we also suggested to the university at administers and to the college club we sponsor at auburn they hold an alternative event to highlight their commitment to inclusion and to our nation's democratic values. we have no objection a course to peaceful protest. we suggest that students not give racist and audience. we certainly do not want students to do anything that allows speakers to -- racist speakers to betray themselves as first amendment martyrs. auburn initially issued a

. >>> well two would be thieves at high school in auburn california might have gotten away with a bigt weren't for just one small hitch. >> unfortunately for them, they dosed off. fox' has the story. >> reporter: kevin thomas and travis alexander are accused of breaking into chan in a high school in auburn where thomas at one time was a student. now thomas is sitting behind bars. deputies say the pair broke into the school monday morning by breaking a window loaded computers and tv' nos a school van and snacked on peanut butter granola bars and soft drinks. we sat down with thomas at first he denied the allegations. >> just to clarify you're saying that stuff was already in the car you had nothing to do with that? >> you didn't fill physically move that stuff into the car or did you? >> yes. >> okay, did you. >> yeah. >> investigators say a janitor arrived at the school to find the suspects asleep. one in bathroom. the any other classroom. thomas told us he went back to the school not for the food but because he had a change of hea heart. >> your intent was to make maybe some money. >

it happened just afternoon at the intersection of pennsville auburn road. the trooper lost control and crashed into a tree. the trooper suffered non-life-threatening injuries. >> and the armed robber that targeted a wawa was probably not banking on a fight but a brave bystander took action than was captured on camera. gray hall spoke with the man and joins us with the story. >> reporter: monica, this was a selfless act even police are commenting on that man's bravery. the good samaritan is banged up and bruised but if it meant saving someone's life it was worth it. a wawa attempted robbery caught on camera. a man wear a mask and carrying a gun entered the wawa and demanded the employees get down he may have expected to get away with cash but ran into a good samaritan that shed he would not let this crime happen in his neighborhood. he fell back and wrestled with the suspect identified as alexander ray. >> hold him down and separate him from the gun and hold him for the authorities those were the three things that played a part in my mind. >> the good samari

williams decided not to attend yale and settled for a business degree at auburn university this fall.ohns responded offering her a pizza party with all of her dorm mates and internship this summer. >> love the creativity. and then there's the one girl a couple of years agatha wrote a letter about a costco experience. >> that's a stressful essay. brilliant. original. >> this is early today. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but little miss puffytail can never forget. "the only thing worse than having such large ears, is having such large eyes." "the only thing worse than having such large ears, wiback like it could used to? neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost. from neutrogena you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud

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the top of the line it'll be the best in the world no abouta auburn will have a great system saudi arabiaill have a great system blackstone will have a great system we will have jack all right and in fact. in fact no one will have a great system because when you put corporations in charge of things it's profit over all else as we can see with the leaky dakota pipeline but from one on we have structurally deficient bridges clogged roads crumbling dams and locks. our rivers are in trouble a real waves are raging ok that's just wrong trying to let countries and corporations know what's for sale. we got a crumbling dance we got here last degraded we got rafi ron. reagan and. i gave i gave the air traffic control to my grandson last week there. was a big temper at the us the great american auction continues the world in many cases is so far advanced that they look at our infrastructure as being sayid. we want to look at us with envy apparently you want them to look at us like we're all monopoly board got it got it need it need it got it how much for your railroad how much is that how much for

tom, auburn, washington, independent. tom. good morning to you.an f.: i give him double f. -- power, you know what i'm saying? caller say in everything he said is racism, money, that's all. ou don't remember jim crow laws. okay. i don't hate. all right. have a good day. host: okay, all right, tom in auburn, washington. connecticut, republican. hi, will, good morning, you're on the air. hi, how are you? host: doing well. and is your rate for the the congress? caller: i give the president a b minus. host: okay. okay, because the stuff i s done, he's tried, but believe his agenda is okay, but him in more his got trouble than it's worth for him. okay. think he sometimes shoots himself in the foot. with that said, i think he's a president and i think he'll do well. is, he other thing congress. minus, at i give a c best. okay. because it seems like, you know, more debating and fighting than they do passing the democrats.g affordable healthcare, all right. i was affected by that when i was in business. rates went up, i used to cover all my employees. eig

i love them. >> was he the one that bit the auburn player? all kidding aside, thank you for your service. and we talk a lot about how fast technology changes. in the acquisition process being a problem throughout the department. i would like to hear your comments on the personnel. again, you speak to this in you comments. you know, when you get the young man, the young woman out there that's the best and the brightest, their opportunities in the private sector versus their opportunities in the public sector under your command, the challenges there, and the issue of, you know, what percentage of your personnel are civilian versus uniform? >> roughly we are about 80% military. about 20% civilian. that's kind of what we are building to. it varies in some areas, but it's about 80/20. >> i know we have a tremendous number of wonderful people in uniform. some of the people that we see that seem to be the best and the brightest in the technology field aren't exactly the people that you imagine going to boot camp. >> right. >> how do we recruit in ca

even though she got ntl, she decided to study business at auburn university in alabama instead.ink she'll have any problem getting pizza there. >> when the doorbell rang and the cardboard box arrived it just excited her. cheryl: today is the anniversary of maria bartiromo show. good morning. >> yes, we're very proud of the last two years. happy anniversary to last into you as well. we are all part of this show. we will see you soon here thanks for being with us. i maria bartiromo. welcome to the program. thursday, june 1st. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast and will do us a lot of good paris climate accord. president trump set to unveil his decision this afternoon by numerous support in the u.s. released the deal. the president said yesterday no decision has yet been made. the possible withdrawal wrestling others in the business world. elon musk said he will have no choice but to depart from the president's business advisory council should

today we introduce you to a madison softball player committed to auburn university.he hit a walkoff in regionals and another walkoff home run to help the team win the state tournament. >> it was a situation that a lot of kids dream about being in. erin: emily has a knack for being clutch. >> i don't remember running the bases. i was just trying to get back to my teammates to celebrate together. larry: in dramatic fashion, she hit a homer to lift the war hawks over osborne park to win the first state softball title since 1989. >> i was happy to win for the team and help them win. but even if i hadn't done that, i knew we'd get it done. >> it was exciting. we knew we were at the point in the game the line. emily was a lead off hitter in the clutch situation. >> speaking of the clutch situation. she hit a walkoff in the previous game. at regionals against the same team osborne park. who by the way, madison lost to in state championship game last year. >> we knew she could step up in the big cases. >> it was nice to see the work come through. >> congratulations to the we

but this ally is close to the home of steven auburn who lived nearby 19 years. >> this is where the rats feast among other places and having -- i've never seen it clean. >> the long time dc couple living just off connecticut avenue northwest says the rat population has exploded and now infest their nearby >> citizen complaints have jumped 25%. to 2,300 in 2015 to over 3,500 last year. through the summer, the city is offering commercial companies grants up to $13,500 to buy better rat resis tent trash equipment. but the homeowners say, tougher enforcement is needed, too. >> there's just been no enforcement of the regulations that do exist. >> the mayor facing re-election next year says the city is working on that, too. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> huge crowd gathered at om the state department's am boss d -- ambassador who helped secure the release. he came back to the u.s. last week in a coma. he died earlier this week. he was just 22. >>> we're learning more about a deadly crash in greenville that shutdown part of the outer loop of beltway for 9 hours over night, state pol

really poignant things i learned from missy's great nieces is that to this day, missy's grave at new auburn cemetery in cambridge is kept up by the roosevelt family. so what a legacy of her importance. and when i went to see her grave there, it was the first time to me that she really, really seemed dead, but then i could start reading the book over again and she's back to life again. it's the nice thing about having a book. anyway, i came away-- i really feel story for people who start writing books about biographies and loathe the person they write about and how many books on hitler do we need? but you know, i came away from this one admiring missy, even more than when i started. when i came into this project i was just convinced i was going to find out that she was the great love of fdr's life. i came away know the at all convinced that they'd had any kind of romantic relationship, but thinking, god, what an incredible, powerful, important woman she was, and so i hope that's what readers take home from the book. let's see, can i answer-- take questions or okay. i think anyone who wants t

state police say one of their troopers crashed into a tree in salem county it happened at pennsville auburnoad just afternoon. the officer was not seriously hurt officers are trying to figure out why the trooper lost control. >> we have breaking news from delaware county this afternoon. chopper 6 hd was over the scene of a two alarm fire at 800 block of south providence road from the air there doesn't seem to be a significant amount of damage from the home and we are working to get more details including if anyone was injured on the inside of that home. >> we are are learning more today about the deaths of a mother and two young children in lancaster county. the coroner has now confirmed that 43-year-old shot her 10-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son several times before setting fire to their strasburg county home and then taking her own life. the young children appear to have been shot while they slept and the family dog was also found dead. >>> an emergency response exercise was held at temple today. during the exercise campus emergency medical services acted like they were responding t

." >>> the white house is defending president trump as he faces auburn condemnation over one of his most inflammatory twitter attacks since taking office. the president lashed out at msnbc anchors joe scarborough and mika brzezinski singling out her disparaging remarking about her intelligence and appearance. a number of congressional republicans rebuking the president. white house saying, quote, he fights fire with fight. meanwhile the investigation into russian entire fierce into the presidential election are heating up. the house intelligence committee is threatening to sum the white house for information about recordings president trump suggested he had of his conversations with former fbi director james comey. and on the senate side, investigators are looking at possible obstruction of justice related to comey's firing, as well as potential financial ties between trump associates and russia. at the same time, the white house is confirming that president trump will meet with russian president vladimir putin at the g20 summit in germany next week. it will be their first face-to-face e

reporter angela reports from the american river in auburn where a man drown today. >> reporter: as the heat wave melts the snow pack in the sierra, water rushes down stream making for a cold swift moving american river. the effects of the snow melt can also be deadly and proved so on tize day. >> but with this vast, cold water it does not take long for someone to get into trouble. >> reporter: state parks ranger, scott, says a group of friends from sacramento were swimming in the north fork when one drowned. >> he went down stream, they told me that they ran along the bank, yelling at him to grab something, but unfortunately he couldn't have he did go under the surface and did not come back up. >> reporter: they couldn't identify the victim but says he was 20 years old. heavy flows are a concern at the uba river in nevada county. nevada county spokesman, joshua pack, says he often sees people jumping into the river like it is a swimming pool. like these guys. >> i mean, it was 108 yesterday. so, there no way i am hanging out at my place. >> reporter: brian and his friends are taking a

a man drowned yesterday in auburn in a river. state parks rangers say a group of friends from sacramento were swimming in the main channel of the north fork when water overtook one of them. >> he went downstream. they told me that they ran along the banks yelling at him to grab something and unfortunately he couldn't. and he did go under the surface and didn't come back up. >> the heavy flows are a concern at the yuba river in nevada county and the heat wave begins the start of fast river flows for weeks to come. >>> today starts the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the "summer of love." >> grab some tie dyed shirts and flower crowns because the conservatory of flower is hosting of a celebration including a surrealistic summer solstice concerts at 6 p.m. remarks and grand lighting countdown at 8 p.m. and a psychedelic lighting at 9:15 and finally, a light show sounool. it's completely free from 6 to 10 so that's cooler. to save money for the food trucks that will be there the celebration will light up golden gate park and o

." >> this had his pierce-arrow, it had his auburn, it had his kissel. it had all the better cars. >> jim photographs and grades each one, including this exceptionally rare model, a 1922 detroit electric. >> electric cars were very much favored by women in the early days of cars. they were popular because women weren't able to crank the cars and get them started. >> i'm in! >> this is the steering wheel. >> really? >> well, kind of. this is like a tiller on a boat. >> okay. >> so if you want to go this direction, you push that way, if you want to go that direction, you pull back here. >> okay, i got it. >> then, this is your speed. here is the brake that works sometimes. >> sometimes, john? >> ready to go? >> yes. >> let's do it. >> the engine turns on with a simple flip of the switch. >> the first click, and there you go. >> oh! yikes. >> there you go. >> oh, slow it down, slow it down, slow it down. >> pull this back. >> i'm an excellent driver. i'm an excellent driver. this is like driver's ed. do you have your foot on the brake, teacher? just in case

cruiser came to stop against the wall of a property along pennsville auburn road, in pennsgrove yesterday. the troopers injuries not life threatening, the cause of the crash, still under investigation. >>> some much-needed help coming to police officers in bethlehem. the police department there is getting dozens every new dash cams for their patrol cars. the old ones stopped working years ago, because of server problems. city council approved 35 new dash cam a five-year warantee. >> talk about making bank here. they show their skills on the court, the mounds. >> let's break it down now. how much are they worth? we'll breakdown new list of how much your favorite stars, every soccer, baseball, basketball, tennis, how much they are worth. vikings didn't actually have horns on their helmets. san. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >> ford un ranking the highest pa

david, you are in auburn, you should know the buffalo news last friday had an op-ed published in its paper, making the argument for an age limit. justices who have served at least 20 years, three of them are 60 years older. while almost no one believes that any of the nine u.s. justices had lost faculties, the high court is only inviting doubt regarding its legitimacy by allowing its most senior members to hold on into their sunset years." you can read more online at the buffalo news website. that is the idea of an age limit. as our previous caller brought up there are other aspects there. josh in california, independent line. caller: hello. host: you're on. caller: excellent. i was just saying or going to say, term limits in general are a bad idea. tore are better ways ameliorate the partisanship that seems to be developing. host: how so? example, we could require senate confirmation of new justices to meet a two , that wouldhold help mitigate hyper partisan nominees from getting through. allow the minority party a bit more power. and say in terms of who gets in. that would moderate

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looks like a home, salem county, came to stop against the wall of property rye thereon pennsville auburnin pennsgrove yesterday. >> the trooper's injuries not life threatening but the cause is under investigation. >> much needed help coming to police officers in bethlehem. the police department, getting dozens of new dash cams, for their patrol cars. the old ones, stopped working years ago, because of server problems. city council approved 35 new dash cams, that come with a five year warantee. >> 4:22, cute alert. let's bring you something good and cute. we have new members possibly for your forever home. while ones with four legs. >> local animal shelter offering up a special deal to help clear the shelter. >> awe. >> four electric, four eyes, get it? but first, here's sean bell. that's a cutie. >> coming up in sport, in a minute, the phillies trying to go do something they haven't done since april. but, unfortunately, the team from may showed up once again, that's coming up next in sport. what if there was a paint... ...where each drop was formulated to be smarter... ...even smarter th

host: david, you're auburn, new york, you should know, thank you for your call, buffalo news last friday had op ed published. he makes the argument for an age limit at the supreme court. he writes in part, here in the u.s. the four supreme court justices who served 20 years seem no closer to leaving their jobs today. turning how opinion and traveling far and wide. any of the nine u.s. justices has lost his or her faculty high court is only inviting shades the doubt by allowing its most senior members to hold on into their sun set years. you can read more online at the buffalo news website. that's the idea of age limit as previous caller brought up. there's other aspects as far as discussions of term limit. josh california, independent line. caller: i was just saying going to say that term limits in general are a bad idea. there are better ways to partisanship that seems to be developing. host: how so? caller: we can require senate confirmation justices to meet a two thirds threshold. it would allow the minority party bit more power and say in terms of who gets in. that would moderate or

cruiser came to a stop against the wall of a property there along pennsville auburn road in penns groves injuries are not life-threatening and the cause of the crash is still under investigation. schoolbus driver yelled at 12-year-old boy call aim cry baby among other things. all of it caught on camera. it happened may first near dayton, ohio, but the video just came out. >> so here's a look at the video and reaction from the boy's father. >> scary schoolbus ride for 12-year-old boy on his way home from school. >> you ain't going to do nothing. get in here. >> christopher wilson, jr. h a front row seat. >> my baby brother was screaming and crying. >> his dad seeing this video for the first time the driver screaming at his son for more than an hour. >> i didn't make no -- >> sit down and be quiet. shut up and be quiet you cry baby. >> to do that to kid is just crazy. >> they say the incident started when the bus driver demetrius williams tried to take chris' cell phone before the bus left the school. a principal calmed the situation but when the bus took off william started yelling at ch

speaking as someone whose house was flooded twice in january by the massive flood of -- i live up near auburn. fire was not the only challenge that the gold rushers faced. there were also devastating floods. for this, we need to hop in the time machine again and go back to january 1, 1850. there's a couple, josiah senior and sarah royce and their sun -- their son, josiah royce junior -- i put him there because he was one of the very first graduates of what was then called the college of california which became the university of california. he became a prominent philosopher in the 19th century. taught at harvard for years. i may child of grass valley. he was born in grass valley about 200 feet from where i was born. i always like to bring all h into theold josia story. his parents had reached sacramento in 1850 after eight months on a wagon and iowa. they arrived on january 1 almost penniless. they found a spot to pitch their tents along the riverfront in the sacramento river. when they started for sacramento in april 1849, sacramento city had or houses and 12 inhabitants. they arrived, there

was noticeable a long time ago -- that it was denominated with the term, auburn. there is a different type of israeli person. inhink it's also true general, israeli jews are different than other jews. all thetion first of experience of living in the having tolso of answer the question -- or have an answer to the question -- what is the mission of israel? moderneally to having be a nationstate along the lines of -- or is it to have something deceptively jewish about? by the way, he said the bible -- and then the bible the get-go. -- just. i to speak of outin israel, he works through living experience, and the united states, you get your choice. yourself to one side of the equation them i described very well -- enlightened modern-postmodern, universalist and so forth, or live in parts of williamsburg that haven't been taken over by hipsters. choose in israel, -- that's not possible. i think -- i don't know how much israelis misunderstand -- they misunderstand that i'm just as american with jews misunderstand this. simplythose aren't alternative choices in israel. th

tom, auburn, washington, independent. tom. good morning to you. f.: i give him double f. -- power, you know what i'm saying? caller say in everything he said is racism, money, that's all. ou don't remember jim crow laws. okay. i don't hate. all right. have a good day. host: okay, all right, tom in auburn, washington. connecticut, republican. hi, will, good morning, you're on the air. hi, how are you? host: doing well. and is your rate for the the congress? caller: i give the president a b minus. host: okay. okay, because the stuff i s done, he's tried, but believe his agenda is okay, but him in more his got trouble than it's worth for him. okay. think he sometimes shoots himself in the foot. with that said, i think he's a president and i think he'll do well. is, he other thing congress. minus, at i give a c best. okay. because it seems like, you know, more debating and fighting than they do passing the democrats.g affordable healthcare, all right. i was affected by that when i was in business. rates went up, i used to cover all my employees. eight

sheriff's deputies say a group of friends from sacramento were swimming in the american river in auburn when one of them drowned yesterday. state park rangers say with the fast moving water, it does not take long for someone to get in trouble. and they are now asking people not to try and swim across the river. (steve) san francisco is the first city to ban the sales of flavored nicotine-laced liquid... which is used in electronic cigarettes and flavored tobacco products. the san francisco board of supervisors say that nicotine masked in cotton candy, banana cream, mint and other flavors... entices kids into a lifetime of addtion. other cities have passed laws to reduce access to flavored vaping liquids and flavored tobacco... but san francisco is the first in the country to approve a full ban. the measure does require another vote by the board - next week. the law would take effect in april 2018. (vicki) coming up, the way you move your computer mouse can actually reveal if you are lying. we'll explain... (steve) but first, raider's star derek carr... could soon become the highest paid

rally he stated america belongs to white men, we own it and in advance of the scheduled appearance at auburn the check to ensure they knew about the problems that others faced when controversial speakers came to town and also suggested to the administrators and the college club they hold an event to the nation's democratic values. we have no objection of course to the peaceful protest but we suggest they not give to the audience and not do anything that allows the speakers to portray themselves as first amendment martyrs making it clear that it was the right thing to do. the first amendment doesn't require them to be neutral when the speakers come to town. they can and should take the position. but then they canceled a speech out of fear that it would promote violence and that was the wrong thing to do because the university was perfectly capable and as suggested there may be some cases and they have to take steps to cancel the speech. they handed richard spencer a victory and they are to the founding principles to parade around the amendment. we will see more violent confrontation of colleg