i just got schooled in the art of axe throwing. i found out pretty fast you don't have to be a lumberjack to like it or to win and just about anybody can play. >> welcome to the world of axe throwing. think darts that can do more damage and give you a bigger adrenaline kick. >> that's very satisfying. >> doesn't that feel good? >> yes, it does feel very primal. >> but there's a learning curve. crackin' axe's founder has mastered it and makes it look easy. >> oh, my god. perfection. >> each fenced in range has an exexpert instructor who will run you through a less son. >> six times out of ten, not heavy. >> they're not. >> how sharp? >> sharp enough. >> they're four to six pounds. >> we have this designed so that it's one rotation in. >> it begins with the grip, similar to grabbing a golf club. >> the right hand at the butt of the axe. >> then the ro forward, backwards. >> if you try to muscle with, you'll get nowhere. you are using your core and a beard or flannel in july won't help. women have an edge with axes. >> women tend to d

brick and mortar ax-throwing bars.yers are never allowed in a range without an instructor and can't leave the enclosure with the ax. >> we can accommodate as little as six and aum tll the way up t. think corporate team building. like if you have an office group that you want to do something fun with a few hours, group of friends, bachelor party, bachelorette party. and we have about 20 different games that our coaches can lead you through. >> there are five or six things to focus on, and the first couple of throws can be frustrating. >> it did not make a dent! so hands released up and didn't follow through. >> but after three or four you start to find that sweet spot, and your rhythm. >> lean forward, lean backward. go. >> better! close. okay, three >> they are going to take reservations on their website. again, the two ax-throwing bars will open in september and they'll set up arenas for private events. alcohol and axes. what could go wrong? >>> when we come back, the new england church that wed one of our nation's mo

axe. ask, axe. people say, what's with that? the question is, what's wrong? black people use axe because axe is part of this dialect known as black english. why do they say axe? not because it's heard if you're descended by africas to go-k. axe is used because it was the form of ask that was most often used by the sort odd people from grate britain and ireland who black people worked likeside and just lie legions of very white people across the pond, black people said, axe. it was perfectly natural. so, today, most black people switch between axe and ask, ask is formal, axe is black english. black english is the home variety, comfortable, casual, and so that is what axe is. it's not a lapse. it's because black people have more english than other people. now, there are those who may think that my saying that is partisan in some way. i'm making some sort of ivy league defense of the disadvantaged person, that i'm saying this because it's the way my family talks, that this has something to do with the crazy leftism in the academy. i beg anybody to consider that

ax throwing.hink darts that can do more damage and give you a bigger adrenaline kick. >> that's very satisfying. >> doesn't that feel good? >> yes, it does. feels very primal. >> learning curve. cracking axes founder and washington event director stewart martin has mastered it and makes it look easy. perfection. each range has an axpert instructor who will run you through a short pre-throw lesson from 14 to 16 feet back. >> six times out of ten, not heavy. feel it. not that bad. >> reporter: how sharp is this. >> sharp enough. >> reporter: they're four to six pounds. >> we have this designed from a mathematics perspective so it's one rotation in. >> reporter: it begins with the grip, similar to grabbing a golf club. >> so, right hand is going to go at the butt of the axe. >> reporter: then the rock. >> overexaggerate the rock. forward, back ward. >> reporter: if you try to muscle it with just your arms, you'll get nowhere with this game. you're using your core and a beard or flannel shirt in july

>>> we're at a bar where you can grab a drink and throw axes. what could go wrong? >> new york to d.c. in 29 minutes? we're calling shenanigans on this story. >> tourists are getting incredibly sick in mexico and they all have one thing in common. >> is this mobile passport app legit or the work of hackers? you ask. we'll verify. >> if you like today, you'll love tomorrow. the news at 11:00 starts now. >>> yeah. we have a yellow weather alert for high heat friday. let's talk about the heat index at 6 a.m. this is as good as it gets and it's 86 downtown at 6 a.m., 80 in la plata, 76 in gaithersburg, 82 in bowie. by 9:00 it jumps to 93 downtown, 90 in manassas and it feels like 92 in leesburg. so these are the numbers you have to pay attention to as we go through the next several days. you also have to pay attention to warning signs, heat exhaustion. if you have heavy sweating or dehydration, nausea, vomiting or dizziness or cold, pale and clammy skin, you need to get into an air conditioned environment as soon as possible. we'll come back and talk about the symptoms

he brought an axe himselfment one of the first thing i saw when i came out here, was he threw an axe about yeah big on the grounds outside his vehicle. >> police had to use taser and bean bag gun to subdue the suspect. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation, but fortunately no one was hurt. >> three airports in the washington dc area are expected to return to normal this morning after severe overnight delays. says the problem started when they had to evacuate one every it nearby facilities, happened just after 6:30 last night, air traffic employees forced to leave a virginia facility due to fumes from construction work. well, flights at baltimore washington international, washington dullos, and reagan national airports, were held up for hours. >> well, fans of chick-fil-a will be happy to hear this. >> the popular fast-food chain giving away free food today to anyone dressed up like a cow. >> why are you looking at me? >> popular fast-food chain celebrating its annual cow appreciation day. katie is loving. >> this all adult customers who show up in cow attire get free entree, ch

fill paul manafort, the campaign manager, axed. then chris christie, transition chief, axed. then came sally yates, acting attorney general who refused to enforce the president's travel ban, axed. then came james comey, fbi director, axed. then came sean spicer first white house spokesman, axed. then came reince priebus, presidential chief of staff, axed. then came anthony scaramucci, axed. with the regularity of the nightly news president trump is throwing bodies out of the white house at a rate that matches the russian revolution. who he doesn't axe he threatens. threatens republican senators who voted against him like dean howard of nevada. criticized nom of arizona who he said is not a hero despite spending seven years as tortured prisoner after being shot down over hanoi. mccain gave him a screw you over that one by voting no on the obamacare repeal. wonder if he is giving alaska back it russto russia because o murkowski. one after another, never accepting responsibility for himself, the latest casualties of course, scaramucci. scaramucci's brief but spectacular flameout

. >> an attic of axes... >> i was in shock because it was floor to ceiling axes, knives... >> cannons, guns. >> ready for an off-the-wall inheritance? >> i heard that they thought he was the unabomber. >> one day my mother has a knock on the door, and it turns out to be two fbi agents. >> leave it to cleaver. >> how many really great knife makers can do what he did? >> probably about forty or fifty... >> that's it? >> ...in the world. >> in the world? >> in the world. >> last call, for $2,750. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i am in berkeley, california, home to the famous university and once the epicenter of the hippie movement of the 1960s, hardly the place i'd expect to find this strange inheritance, which attracted the attention of the fbi. >> my name is tom marek. when my brother robert died in 2015, he left me an arsenal of weapons -- swords, knives, guns, hatchets, you name it. >> hi, tom. i'm jamie colby. >> hi, jamie. i'm tom marek. >> it's so great to meet you, but i have to be honest. from what i've heard, your

. >>> tonight on the "axe files." a special conversation with civil rights icon, john lewis. >> to believe in something stand up for it speak up and speak out. >> from his march with dr. king to the historic campaign with robert kennedy. >> the assassin bullet changed course of history. >> john lewis reflects on service and his message to donald trump. >> this president should be leading us into the future. not taking us backward. >> announcer: welcome to "the axe files." >> congressman john lewis, so good to be with you. especially here at center for, civil and human rights in atlanta that museum of history so much of which you were in the middle of. we look over here. here is a mural of, photo of the march from selma to montgomery. a few days after you and others were savagely beaten and gassed. stomped on by horses. trying to cross the bridge in selma. tell me how you feel we are doing today? how far down the road have we gotten from that bridge and are we still moving forward? david, i am honored to be in your pre

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we'll show you the hit and we'll tell you why you may want to throwing axes part of your next officehering or bachelor et party tonight on cracking it at 11:00. it is addictive, you would be awesome at it. >> i want to do it right now. i wanted to do it for ten minutes some axes. >> i'll tell you, you'll feel -- >> we have to throw them -- okay. sorry. >> you can think about people as you throw them. >> i'm curious. >> you'll love it. >> hey, if you've ever warned glasses, please wear them if you're throwing axes. you'll know that finding the right frames can be an expensive challenge and time consuming. and you need someone that you trust to say, yeah, it looks good on you. >> four things to know that can save you a bundle. >> whole bunch of bundle. speaking of saving a bundle, sales start tonight, winning strategies for navigating amazon prime day, when we come right back. >> and we're waiting to see that ax story tonight. hot and humid conditions feeling like 100 degrees or above. we'll update you on this heat wave. i'll be back in about five minutes. fast internet to small busine

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i just got schooled in the art of ax throwing, real axes and i found out pretty fast.'t have to be a lumber jack to like it or to win. just about anybody can give you a bigger adrenaline kick. >> that's very satisfying. >> there's a learning curve. in washington event director, stewart martin has mastered it and makes it look easy. >> oh my god. perfection. >> each in range has an ax word instructor who will run you through a short lesson from 14 to 16 feet back. >> not heavy. >> no, they're not. >> not that bad. >> no. >> sharpen up. >> we have this design so it's one rotation. >> it begins with the grip, similar to grabbing a golf club. >> so right hand is going to go at the butt of it. >> then over exaggerate the r >> if you try to muscle it with just your arms, you'll get nowhere with this. you're using your core and a beard or flannel shirt in july won't help. in fact, women have an edge with axes. >> so women tend to do better than men, primarily, because men really just try to strengthen it in there. they try to use aural that muscle to get it in. it's a precisi

it is like darts, but with axes.how to do it, it teaches you the proper technique, axe throwing venture are starting to pop up, pretty much opening one, two, a day, across the country. >> yes, the one in philly has been open for couple every years, called urban axes, in kensington, once again, roam for little less than a year. >> i ran into a guy who says he lovers going there. >> jumping into the ocean for a reason. wounded warriors are leaping into the water to hunt for lobsters. but it is no ordinary dive. these veterans tell fox's brandon by err why this trip is so important to them. >> it is an opportunity to get back out here, and give something back to the wounded veterans. >> it is lobster mini season. two days for divers, to pull these spine i creatures, bugs, as they call them, from the ocean floor. >> these are the x-rays yes, sir two days of the year without a doubt. >> for operation outdoor freedom, it is a chance to get wounded veterans out on the water, in the sun, and around friends before the sun was

. >> a fight to save hundreds of trees from getting the axe. the questions over a bay area city's deal with pg&e. what happened when we pushed for answers. >> microclimates, hayward is just one degree warmer than yesterday. but novato is 14 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. coming up, will your town get warmer or colder as we head toward the weekend? there's a little bit of both. we'll have that coming up. the manufacturer telling operators around the world to keep the ride called, the "fire ball" closed for now. >>> new safety questions after an amusement park accident at the ohio state fair, manufacturers must keep the fireball closed for now. it has multiple safety checks including one just hours before one flew apart yesterday. video taken by a bystander captured the horrifying moments when a section holding four riders came apart. two people were ejected. a high school student who had just enlisted in the marines was killed. 7 others were injured. >>> cal/osha shut down six similar rides around the state and investigators are working to de

what the deal with the ax is did not come with the story that was sent to us. >> what's going on there it. >> looks like something out of a movie and not a very happy movie. >> no. >> as we head outside this morning, we're pretty happy on the roads. there's not an awful lot to worry about here in cherry hill. this is a live look at route 70 at cornell avenue. traffic is moving fine here but a little bit east of here, between haddonfield road and route 41 kings highway there is still some overnight construction wrapping up. should be gone in the next 40 minutes. we've already wrapped on the garden state parkway near the a.c. expressway. extra overnight restrictions in the ongoing zone have cleared. and mass transit trains and buses for the most part are on time this morning. david. >> fairly cloudy across the region this morning. storm tracker shows a bit of a shower down by dover. another cluster in the northern and western suburbs from allentown down through reading and these aren't really moving very far so these could be stuck on top of you for awhile but it's mostly just light rain

now, with the set axe in themselves.looking for other fronts to the middle east they may be looking for otherfronts tojoin. the middle east they may be looking for other fronts to join. —— the setbacks. in some cases they have been providing tickets to jihadi setbacks. in some cases they have been providing tickets tojihadi men they meet online, also to try to join. they have offered accommodation and assistance with transit through hong kong to syria. fortu nately transit through hong kong to syria. fortunately the hong kong authorities have stopped some of these people at the port. you mentioned the hong kong authorities there, but is anybody else trying to do anything to try to prevent this? is the indonesian government doing anything? i think up until now, the consulate in hong kong has seen the beginnings of the problem, but where there are extremist preachers coming into hong kong, the consulate basically says they cannot do very much because these are funded privately and they are brought in by women who find thes

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out publicly and talking about this saying they think it is time that the public sector pay cap was axedhere was a budget coming up in the autumn but until that point they have already accepted the recommendations for nurses and doctors and dentists this year, the teachers pay review body will come back later in the year. i was no doubt that the pressure is mounting. it comes at a time we have a report today saying their health service, the number of nurses leaving the profession is more than those joining in. let's discuss this and more with sarah wollaston, the conservatives mp and chair of health committee and the las palmas. is pay a victimiser the is pay a factor? there are number of factors but pay was one of them, it is time for a rethink on public sector pay. if you look at nursing salaries, they have fallen in real terms by over 10%. it's been seven years of either a pay freeze or pay restraint. it's time to give the nursing workforce a pay rise. is it right that cabinet ministers and ministers and other mps like yourself are saying there's publicly? is at undermining the chance

he is using a battle ax. police say he went on a ram paj. he walked down the street swings that ax. he also smashed the windows of an suv. right now he is still on the loose. >>> this area is building up. there has been trouble in central pennsylvania including some flooding. you can see this area is moving eastward. we saw yesterday it is moving more towards northern portions of our area that got hit hard yesterday with rain. so we have to keep that in mind. as we zoom into the rain area right now it is fairly heavy rain at times but that's about it. now, this area is 1 to 2 inches per hour. the problem here is because it's all moving west to east it is happening over an hour or two or three in the same spot. and so 3 to 4 inches of rain has already fallen in some of these places. there have been water rescues. remember, if there's any threat of water that you can't see how deep it is and your driving turn around, don't drown. that may be the biggest threat later today. pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware in the severe storm threat. we have a first alert out for possible damaging wi

what is that. >> are you able to do this. >> you can come to the festival and throw axes, this is a realng that will be at the the festival so if you have been itching, sunday is your day. have some fun. this will be full, we have got mike wink here, mike is the founder and creative genius behind this whole thing e and his team put together this festival and really fantastic. >> i have been admiring everyone's beard but i needed to speak with this gentlemen because thinks quite the beard >> thank you very much. >> tell me your name and where are you from. >> jim dale friday ardmore. >> is this gel? >> hair spray, a heart, my friend helped me do this, yeah >> it looks g i like it. >> yeah. >> and he is one of our raining champions from the last festival he won a category and we have another one mike has the longest beard representing and that is a big part of the fun that we have beard contests too, so people will come out, they will be able to circle around our competitors, come on in here, this guy, look at this thing. >> how long have you been growing this beard. >> october is three ye

an axe, they would say ask. [ light laughter ] still no?ghter and applause ] >> seth: the chinese government recently shut down the country's most popular lesbian dating app. >> a lesbian dating app is like a regular dating app, except you swipe like this. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: get did i get that right? cool. and how long do you have to do it? >> as long as she wants. >> seth: okay, great. [ light laughter ] according to a recent article, the number of black students at harvard law school dropped significantly last year. >> a black harvard student is like a white harvard student, except when he says, "do you know who my father is?" he's really asking. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: i'm sorry to correct you, but i think he's axing. [ laughter and applause ] >> hey, seth, why don't you tell one? >> seth: oh, i don't think i should, jenny. >> you gotta, bud! >> seth: i don't think i'll get away with it. >> oh, come on, do it. >> seth: okay. >> what could go wrong? >> seth: if you promise nothing will go wrong. >> yeah, promise

the pharmaceutical company axing programmes and brands to save money.s and brands to save money. is a sense that the pharmaceuticals do not wish to invest in areas they can not see an obvious return. absolutely. this new ceo, from within the organisation, is talking about having a few review of antibiotics. among this big cost—cutting drive she is looking to make £1 billion of savings and she is slicing off famous areas such as the drink horlicks focusing on cancer, immunosuppressants, things for arthritis and stuff like that. perhaps, as you say cynically, that is where the money lies. ben, last throw the dice for you. this is an exclusive club to be a part of, the trillion dollar club. amazon has now signed up. absolutely. be interesting story he finishes with the fact that although 40% up in terms of its share price is still a small player. it is an exclusive club. nearly all of a technology companies and you have to ask, don't you, is this a bubble? i would hate to bea you, is this a bubble? i would hate to be a naysayer but we have seen this before

this is £8 billion a year to axe tuition fees. we would the money come from?campaign, was criticising labour and jeremy corbyn for the magic mainichi, that there's a quote that has come to back —— come back to haunt quite significantly. he doesn't say, but even that's a signal that they are going to look at it. people would argue that tuition fees actually haven't had a detrimental effect on encouraging young people from working—class or less well—off backgrounds to go into higher education because you don't have to pay the fees upfront, you pay them back when she were paying a certain amount of money, so it is all well and good to see we will act tuition fees and get young people coming back to us, but i think there is something much more deep—seated in terms of the conservative party, they have become toxic. let's turn to the sunday times. a rogue scsi unit. i believe these are allegations that we see at the bbc have not been able to verify. it no identity of anyone or the unit itself, but it does cover the front page of the times. it's an incredible story.

maybe there is a cyber war going on, but it is about collusion and the possibility we should not be axedentially to a rival in an election campaign, particularly from a foreign power. they shouldn't. a damning quote from trump junior pictures from they shouldn't. a damning quote from trumpjunior pictures from the inauguration. he got the e—mail saying he got the information and he said, i love it. spare a thought for the journalist on the new york times who tweeted poignantly, we have been chasing this for a year. the greatest spoiler of all time. as a journalist, i applaud and feel for him. it is a very warm family because donald trump said my son is a high—quality person and i applaud his transparency. what we would all say about our children. if you have a federal prosecutor like robert muller breathing down your neck at this stage you say very little, which is precisely why his tweets have stopped for the last, i don't know, few hours. this don't get comfortable. all rights. the express , comfortable. all rights. the express, the eu can whistle for its money. a tory backbencher suppo

at this hour,ax while paris is completely flat. take a look at some of the other stories we are tracking view this hour. [indiscernible] billion, the decline following a diplomatic spat be and the saudis. it has cash that can be used to replenish the central bank's funds. says that growth was fueled by strong sales in asia. at 871 million euros. the company has .xpanded he was looking for an alternative on the buses. [indiscernible] he added they weren't interested. tesla has made good on his promises and released an affordable car. the first cars released to employees. this is the first time that they would be able to afford a tesla. reporter: elon musk arrived to a rockstar welcome. the model 3 is the carmaker fell cheapest vehicle to date -- the carmaker fell cheapest vehicle today -- the carmaker's cheapest vehicle to date. it starts at $30,000. has been plagued by persistent production delays. the major challenge for us the next six to nine months is how do you go through a production of a huge number of cars? it is production

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. >> he would cut the logs with an ax the way they did 300 years ago. >> reporter: with the same kindax. >> the same tools they used then. >> reporter: three centuries of old secrets are woven into that house. this is a woman's shoe buckle from that period. >> reporter: buried in the mortar above the door for good luck by old tradition. >> we found in the fireplace a tomb stone. >> reporter: what. >> jude has no idea why. there's a brick with a turkey foot fossil in the kitchen and jude says that ain't all. >> i found there was a murder in the house. >> reporter: the house isn't listed on any wrist rick registry jude wasn't limited oh and what he could do. he adhered to historical guidelines but he also had central air and beautiful kitchen installed. a guy has to live. he's looking to get it on the national registry and leave it to the town to make a small museum when he's done with the. people talk the talk on preserving history. but jude walked the walk and did he it with style. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ what that house has witnesse witnessed. >> i think we were short back the

|j know it is only an opinion poll this was axing people were willing to pay more taxes themselves. how you ask the question, if you mention firefighters they are prepared, if you mention lifting the public sector can pay cap generally than the willingness to pay extra taxes dropped slightly. i think certainly the mood is shifting in that direction and the government is very well aware that and that'll be the big choice that philip hammond bases in the budget this autumn. we do not know how large the poll was. 1500. misleading polls? goodness me! we have seen even this week we had about what one of the firefighters went through a grenfell tower and it's understandable that people will be willing to see that go up. it's understandable that people will be willing to see that go uplj think if us people would you pay higher taxes to give my fact kit they need, the ladders they need to fight fires in power is a think there would be universal assent. absolutely. and if you add taxation to say i'm going to pay higher taxes to say i'm going to pay higher taxes to pay for certain services to

so really, there's so many axes of nightmare trash that lined up. and i was in the wrong place at the wrong time, i guess. >> host: o -- zoe quinn, when you first found this blog post online, how did you find it? >> guest: it found me. i was actually out with friends with my new boyfriend. we were about to -- he was about to accept a job in france, and i was going to go stay with him for three months since i can do what i do, and then we were celebrating my birthday, and my phone just started buzzing and buzzing and buzzing. it's sort of like counting the time between thunder claps to see how far the storm is. the time between buzzes got shorter and shorter, and my phone was just filling up with all of, like, slurs, really, really sexually-charged threats, and i sort of had to work backwards from that. all i knew was a friend of mine had said, oh, hey, i don't know if you know this, but somebody just registered on these forums and posted this, like, really far out there threat about you. it got deleted immediately, so he had, like, shopped it around

. >> he would cut the logs with an ax the way they did 300 years ago. >> with the same kind of ax?ools they used th then. three centuries of old secrets are woven into that house. >> this is a woman's shoe buckle from that period. >> it was buried in the mortar above the door for good look by old tradition. >> we found in the fireplace a tomb stone. does what? >> jude has no idea why and there's a brick with a turkey foot fossil in the kitchen and jude says that ain't all. >> i found there was a murder in the house. >> reporter: house isn't lis listelisted on any hiv rick reg. jude wasn't limited oh and what he could do. he adhered to historical guidelines but he had century air and beautiful kitchen installed. a guy has to live. he's looking to get it on the national registration and leave it to the town to make a small museum when he's done with it people talk the talk on preserve history but jude walk the walk and he did with style. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> amaze wagon did he with his home, right. >> i know. history there. >> 300 years. >> um-hmm. little creepy with th

they use knives, they use axe, they use a stick to beat them. anything that will make the elephant painful and afraid of people. a lot of them die. we have a record how the elephant dies. die from suffocate, die from starvation, die from the stress, and some of them die from th heartbreak bause they couldn't accept it. >> while the lucrative trade in wild elephant smuggling is illegal in thailand, lek alleges that it involves corruption on various levels. >> have the police involved, have the military involved. you know, if you want to make birth certificate or i.d. card, you can fake it. big money for the official to issue the paper. >> once you are confronting these influential people that are above the law, it can get quite dangerous. there were some camp owners that like told me literally that if i was guy i would be dead already. >> shortly before the making of this film, a local informant in the area disappeared. activists fear the worst but carry on nevertheless. >> people who work with the animal in this country, they're afid. myself, i

the way they did 300 years ago. >> with the same kind of ax? they used then. >> reporter: three centuries of old secrets are woven into that house. >> this is a woman's shoe buckle from that period. >> reporter: buried in the mortar above the door for good luck old tradition >> we found in the fireplace a tomb stone. >> reporter: there's a brick with a turkey for the fossil in the kitchen >> i found there was a murder in the house. >> reporter: it isn't listed on historic register trees so he wasn't limited. he adhered to historical guidelines but he had central air and a beautiful kitchen installed. a guy's got to live. >> reporter: beautiful >> he's looking to get it on the national registry and leave it to the town to make a small museum. people talk the talk on preserving history, jude walked the walk and he did it with style. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ ♪. >>> little bit of a scare with markelle fultz. >> there's only one thing people care about, not the phillies, it's not the eagles. it's markelle fultz, our hopes and dreams are in mar

state of texas have the you want ax climate, to counter texas and compare to connecticut and new jersey, you have environment causing businesses to flee, causing people to flee, various there. i think you're getting at the notion of making a strong texas c environment for to thrive. host: let's hear from salem, for eileen norcross. hello. caller: yeah, hi, eileen norcross. i come from oregon and like er's is one area that is settled out really well. our people here that work for he state have a great retirement system. issuely thing i see as an in oregon, which is a nice hing, is that we don't have sales tax and i know people in oregon just love that. you know, can you answer some of the questions on how you would oregon of, you know, feasible?ically i'll take my answer off. guest: thank you. oregon does pretty well in fiscal rankings. look at pension system more closely. i think if we are interested in having a robust well-funded plan states, the first step there is to make sure the iability is properly measured, there are no accounting gimmicks going on to obscure the bill, investment

. >> then the ax men cometh. one makes a redwood his ultimate log cabin... >> what? >> ...a log-rolling attraction. it's her strange inheritance. >> i was the only child, so i knew i was always gonna get the log. >> but the road takes its toll. >> it's hard to be the log lady and have a life and be the truck driver and the repair person and do it all. >> she's got a big decision to make. >> she sure does, jamie. she sure does. >> and what happens when it's time for the log to be inherited from you? [ suspenseful music plays ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] [ mid-tempo music plays ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm heading to the annual blueberry festival in plymouth, indiana. it's not exactly the kind of place you'd expect to see a massive california redwood, but this tree rocks because it rolls. >> my name is jamie allen, and, in 1985, when i was 23, my father passed away, and he left me something that his father left him, and it's kept me on the road all my life. >> jamie? >> jamie? >> [ chuckles ] how are you? it's really great t

we heard from the bucks county d axe says that no human remains are found on the property however they have found important new evidence both on this property and in other locations they have searched. we'll continue to watch what is going on here now in solebury township as the search continues for the four missing young men. >>> the man on the run for 24 years was finally captured when he tried to get a drivers license in las vegas. robert nelson is back behind bars after escaped custody in 1992. police caught up with him and realized he committed a number of crimes on both aliases. the charges in nevada were dropped to facilitate extradition to minnesota. >>> a texas family is warning others about the dangers of using cell phones while bathing hire teenage daughter was electrocuted. madison died while visiting her father. it was plugged into the charmer sitting on the edge of the bathtub at the time and the tragic accident is one they want others to learn from. >> cell phone in the bathtub, electricity and water does not mix all it takes is a drop. >> the family is planning a memori

the story behind the ax, make up yours.n't have it yet. >> i'm sure it's quite the tale. 6:17 now. today's produce tip is up next. coming up at 6:30 a family feud in montgomery county leads to an armed fight involving a father and son and a gun and a sword. david. >> cool and comfortable across the region this morning although a couple of you are dealing with just some very light scattered showers. some of that up around allentown and they're not moving really, they're kind of sitting in place. little bit more of this down by dover. we'll be back with your 12-hour forecast. >> in today's tech bytes a promise of apple factories in the u.s. >> president trump told "wall street journal" the tech company will build three plants right here. he didn't say where though or when apple didn't comment. >> apple only owns one factory in ireland and outsources most of its other manufacturing to china. >> adobe announced a long anticipated demise of its flash plug in. it will be phased out by the end of 2020. >> flash has been criticized

a lot can happen between now and then, elana from ax yos joining us, let's talk about this.re going to see wheeling and dealing over the next couple of days, looks like the senate want to push through quickly. what could happen between now and monday? >> so right now, president trump, as you said tweeted this morning, he's putting a ton of pressure on the senate right now to get this bill through. they've been promising this republicans have bee promising this the past seven years. and so he, as it's this morning on twitter, he's basically saying we need to get this done right now through the door on to the floor. >> the other thing being talked about is the fact that they're looking at pushing this through without waiting for a cdo score on the amendment put in there to apeace senator cruz, they're looking at maybe pulling in the health and human services department to get their take on it. considered a nonpartisan or bipartisan department. is this something that's going to help them push it through more do you believe? >> i'm not sure, i think that not waiting for a cbo sc

it would be reince priebus in mask or drifter with an axe? why did he agree to this meeting? >> he agreed to