there's a whole trail, needles, baggies, spoons. debbie's son spencer died from an overdose in 2012. warfield blames oxycontin. she says that's where it began. >> oxycontin and heroin has taken such a toll on our family, you know, for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: the city of everett has now filed a lawsuit against the maker of the drug, purdue pharma. the lawsuit claims purdue knowingly, recklessly and negligently supplied it to pharmacies and physicians and monitored the illegal trafficking of its pills, knew high volumes were being distributed and didn't share the informations with law enforcement. everett's mayor -- >> i believe it's about greed, and they need to be held accountable to make our community high. >> reporter: purdue pharma denied our request for an interview but says it has a strong record of working with law enforcement and information it's provided in some cases has led to convictions. in a statement, they told us the lawsuit paints a completely flawed and inaccurate portrayal of the events that led to the

all rig basketball, i like the baggy shorts, gives you more room to move. >> i wore -- not baggy butp to my knees, as opposed to soccer where i liked them shorter. >> learn something new every day. >> things you didn't know. good day to get on the basketball courts outside. my goodness, temperatures in the 60s whether you want to play golf, basketball, get out and do it. you won't have too much longer. we're talking about temperatures that are going to be dropping quite a bit. let's go ahead to max one and use that. that's my fault if you can switch it up. we're warming up today, we'll have a big cooldown as we go into the next few days. now, no worries, we've got a breezy day out there today. thanks, guys, big cool down out there. we have snow possibly on friday morning, maybe even a little bit of rain. we will have 30s as we get into the weekend. so again it is going to be a as we get into tomorrow afternoon through the weekend. current temperatures, we're already at 67 in lorton. temperatures in the 60s all across the board. we have a little bit of a wind out there. it is breezy,

>> what i see is a baggie.i am told is there was some kind of -- >> a lot of people out there don't know what's a baggy. >> it was a plastic bag and what i am told is it had something like marijuana in it. i have no idea what it was. you see one of the people in the video smell it, but i can tell you this, the people in the video, the clerks don't smoke marijuana. they didn't take the marijuana. maybe michael brown thought that they would trade him cigarillos for marijuana, but they didn't, and so, you know, the filmmaker's story, while it may make for great publicity for a new newly released documentary is a false assumption is that any agreement between them and that is not the case. >> have you spoken to the clerks from the video from the night before? >> absolutely. i have worked very closely with this family all along and i've known about this, and i knew this story. the reason the story didn't come out to begin with is that, you know, if you look at the story as it actually happened, that is michael brown

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. >> baggies will play north carolina central on wednesday. the winner faces the number one seed kansas on friday. >> i am an aggie. >>> a different kind of march madness this weekend. >> dozens of disabled athletes gathered for a basketball tournament. for many players, the game has greater meaning than you might expect.>> reporter: in this coast guard gymnasium, a basketball tournament was held where players had a lot more to overcome than just numbers on a scoreboard. this is wheelchair basketball, a nascar version of the game where no one ever stays in their own lane. >> it is bumper car basketball. >> reporter: the bay area outreach and recreational program hosted eight club level teams from northern california and nevada in the competition. >> one of the things the players get out of this is a community of people who are in the same situation.>> reporter: a tough situation but anyone looking for sympathy has come to the round gymnasium. >> they have come to it. let's live life happily and do something physically active.>> the games are f

the moment an alleged burglar is caught getting his baggy pants stuck while trying to escape. police were called to miles elementary school after a lock smith allegedly spotted a man trying to force his way into classrooms on campus. this photo has since gone viral. >>> it's beginning spring in the u.s. but in russia, ice sailing came to a close this weekend on the deepest fresh water lake in the world. the tournament brought together 80 sailors from russia, the united kingdom, germany, netherlands, switzerland, sweden and the united states. competitors raced across the lake's frozen surface, this year's winner, a man from chicago. they get a lot of practice in chicago during normal winters. not this winter. >>> all right, oops. i am excited about the forecast. i will tell you, i couldn't go out with my husband on saturday. so we went out to play golf on sunday. my performance was as cold as the weather. it was awful. >> it must have been really bad then. >> yes, it was. >> it's a gradual process. but we'll make some improvements toward the afternoon. i think a still stuck in

. >> next to the custody's broken car window investigators found nearly 300 baggies of heroin and a gun with the serial number erased. >> someone going down the highway at 100 miles per hour. there is a reason they are running from the police, they obviously had a gun and heroin. >> reporter: within the past hour the police identified the two suspects, the driver remains at crozier medical center identified as eric fiyet and brian schafer of maryland. they face drug and weapons charges. reporting live in winfield heights, channel 6 "action news." >>> turning to accuweather and the drastic changes heading our way in the next 24 hours, get ready to go from sunny and mild and chill from possible snow. hard to believe looking outside now but a winter weather advisory is in effect overnight. david murphy is live now. a blast of reality. >> the crazy switches we sometimes get in march. not a lot going on out there. locally it's beautiful but a cold front to the north and west pushing down into our direction during the day. rain and snow showers are developing along its face and past midnight

. >> reporter: haley is delighted to ditch her usual baggy outfits. >>> it is definitely been a very my friend are wearing but i could not because i have this big brace on me. >> reporter: it is all about neglect curves, are beautiful. >>> the fashion show i think is a way for all of the girls all ages to go out, strut their stuff, and show the world that they can still look great and feel great wearing that brace every day. >>what a group they were. now curvey girl fashion show is tomorrow at king of prussia mall saturday 2:00 p.m. at lord and taylor court. we will have more information on scoliosis and that fashion show, cbs philly.com, click on health, i will post that on twitter and facebook. if the rehearsal we saw is any doubt, there is in doubt it will be a great, fashion show. >>> i'm sure. >>i love it. >>> didn't they look good. >>they did, thanks very much, stephanie. >>> and, look at this, volunteers, with rezone together philadelphia helped make free help, safety repairs on several homes in west philadelphia. "eyewitness news" on the 4300 block of ogden street they partic

originally when you started, the officers didn't really know what to do when they would see these baggies of stuff. >> right, they would encounter people that would just say, "this is my medication," and without any knowledge of what that is and idea of how to move forward with it, they would say, "okay," give it right back to them, and carry on with whatever they thought, you know, their investigation was gonna lead them to and, really, not much was done. >> but you've now trained hundreds of officers. >> hundreds, yes. >> and so, have you noticed a difference yet? >> i have. particularly in the city of richmond, our officers are well-trained, and they are actually looking for those things with citizens and their contacts and when they're in the homes, making sure that things are on the up-and-up. and then working with other people, other law-enforcement agencies, to include the dea. all over northern california, there really has been a difference. >> special agent martin, when your folks go and they go to these areas where they confiscate this material, i've seen pictures of them in ful

i just saw-- i mean, there's a whole trail-- needles and baggies and spoons and-- >> foils, all that. so there's-- it's everywhere. >> big personality. >> reporter: debbie warfield's son, spencer, died from a heroin overdose in 2012. war field blames oxycontin. she says that's where his addiction began. >> oxycontin and heroin has taken such a toll on our family, you know, for the roast of our lives. >> reporter: the city of everett has now filed a lawsuit against the maker of the pain killer, purdue pharma. the lawsuit claims purdue knowingly, recklessly, and/or negligently surprised oxycontin to suspicious physicians and pharmacies and it alleges purdue monitored the illegal trafficking of its pills, knew high volumes were being distributed, and didn't share the information with law enforcement. everett's mayor ray stephanson. >> i believe it's about greed, and they need to be held accountable to make our community whole. >> reporter: purdue pharma declined our request for an interview but says it has a strong record of working with law enforcement and information its provided in s

so it was costing more than i was making so i left for the city and went to tallahasee, i ended up baggi upping groceries, so i have a great appreciation for what kids do in grocery stores. we always would get tips so i knew the big farmers coming in and they would order groceries once a month and they would give you a tip if you brought the groceries out to the car, soy really worked at colonial grocery store. >> you said you were tall for your age. did you play sports? how tall are you now? >> 6'7" and a half. >> you can watch this and other freshmen interviews, type congressional freshmen in the search bar. taking you now to cases and reasoning of supreme court nominee knee gorsuch. -- neil gorsuch. >> we welcome you who join us. for those in-house we appreciate that courtesy check that our mobile devices have been silenced or turned all, you are welcome to send questions or comments e-mailing speaker attorn leading our discussion today is elizabeth slatery, elizabeth rights about the -- of powers, manages the appellate advocacy programs, including moot cases pending before the suprem

i particularly kept an eye on that and as we kept walking i noticed a small baggy of tobacco product rolling papers had fallen out of his leg. right now i'm just looking for any kind of evidence of more tobacco or anything. any kind of contraband. just check here and make sure there is nothing. >> where are some of the places they hide this? >> i found a couple different spots. but like i just pulled that out of there. and they just had that stuffed in there. so -- and that right there, no idea how they got that much stuff, but. now i'm just looking for the light. i mean that is a pretty substantial amount. one cigarette in here is worth probably between 5 and $10 in commissary value. honestly i don't know how he got this much contraband in here. take him down, do a strip search. found this inside of here. >> look at you, man. >> i looked for the lighter. i thought about just ripping the mattress and see if we could find it. >> it's already ripped anyway. >> yeah. >> right there. >> oh. >> another bag of tobacco. found another bag. we found another bag of tobacco. >> lebron james of

not the best time to wear baggy pants. this guy got stuck upside down from a fence.a locksmith was working at the school when he spotted the man trying to get into different rooms on campus when the the locksmith he took off, but as we see he did not make it over the fence and a passerby snapped this photo while waiting for police to come and arrest the man. the picture was posted to facebook p. it is now racking up hundreds of shares. > wow. that's good. it tickled me. > that's good. we will be right back. for vacations that exceed expectations, make it busch gardens virginia! with surprises hiding around each corner, and good times guaranteed. busch gardens and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. college students nationwide are scrambling to meet an extended deadline to apply for a financial aid. a computer program change at the irs. fox5 teisha lewis explains what it means for students. >>reporter: this financial aid if fiasco is creating a lot of con fusing at colleges here and across t

led coalition there militants forced all men who wear jihadi scarves of baggy pants and long shorts. land mines and checkpoints have been laid on road in and out of the northern syrian city to prevent escape. >>> penn museum is opening up a new exhibit next week, which focuses on artifacts from syria and also iraq. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter greg air ghost shows us the purpose of the exhibit toys preserve culture of those two countries being torn apart by war. >> reporter: this exhibit here at penn museum is not yet opened but full of artifacts, some thousands of years old from a region of the world currently under tremendous turmoil. it has been six years since arab spring up rising in syria which has escalated in tie full scale civil war. thousands, killed, entire cities destroyed by the fighting. more from isis which has occupied territory in the area thousands of miles away though , talked in a calm safe section of the penn museum is the new exhibit. >> many of these were looted before isis took control. >> reporter: cbs-3 was given exclusive first access to what is being p

the other ones, when you ask them questions their eyes so baggy you can hardly see them. lie is a lie, i don't care who tell it. -- theything, i believe talking about all of the democrats. well, two sides to everything. one, eight no better than the other. other.o better than the host: chuck grassley notorious for his early bedtime and wake ups. one of his tweets during the hearing when he left behind his gavel and stepped away from the hering after nine hours, says of chairing the supreme court hearing he handed the gavel to senator tom tillis of north carolina and wrote on twitter, thank you for taking over so i can run at 4:00 in the morning. about 11 hours of hearing yesterday, set to begin again today at 9:30 on c-span3 and c-span radio app. senator whopublican was tweeting during the hearing, senator john cornyn saying, i was very pleased with judge gorsuch's answers to my questions at his hearing. here is some of the pictures he sent out yesterday. committeers of the tweeting out their opinions and thoughts and real-time yesterday. juanita is in wyoming, a republic

what surprised me is that 40 yes foster care and carried a trash baggy just couldn't believe as a communitywe still hadn't gotten it right. this allows the children to show up at a foster care home with a decent bag. they fill the bags with toiletries and items and games and journals and things and they're having a fundraiser on april 22. their website is no more trash bags. org. comfort care, some dignity to these young people. it's so important. rob who is the founder, amazing man. he told me right now the desperate need is for pajamas a than for duffle bags because they really need them. it's really important that they have brand new tags on them so these kids don't end up with a hand me down. can you imagine how hard that is, going into a new home where you don't know anything and you go with a trash bag. >> since 2013 they've 20 now they've also helped not > the leading up you to the terps sweat 16 match the only one anyone can talk about about was this shot. it's the terps said they weren't looking ahead but all of us in the media couldn't help but think of the dream elite 8 matchup w

. >> a little baggy. >> a little baggy.different era but it was hard to believe that, you know, i was able to pull that off and there's so many great stories and great memories from that week that i share with everyone in the book. >> not only pull it off you won a still record 12 strokes which is unheard of. but we have a great picture of you after the tournament when you fell asleep. yeah, show this picture of when tiger fell asleep. look at you, man. >> that's not falling asleep, ladies and gentlemen. i celebrated. >> oh, you celebrated. [ cheers and applause ] i love that. you kind of put yourself to sleep in a person way. >> yes. >> i was reading the book yesterday and one thing i loved about the book it's so much about your father and a lot of the lessons he taught you and reminds me about the relationship with my father. for you all the things your father taught you, what are some of the most memorable? >> i think that well care and share, you get out of it what you put into it. there's so many things he taught me ov

i remember you telling me a hundred times, yet my pea soup is in baggies. did you check your car? in the... - trunk. because that's where you found that thing that you thought that you gave me long time ago, - the... the... - pizza cutter. go ahead. give me another one. yes, i was wrong that time. it's a piece of plastic. you're ruining brunch. (jay) don't sweat it, cam. i forget things all the time. like i can never remember the name of that weather guy that i liked. uh... thunder something. stormy... flash stormy? ah, whatever the hell it is. i don't know. just eat your eggs, jay. yeah, just eat your eggs, jay. - (jay) ohh! - oh! (cameron) oh, ho ho ho! grandpa got told! - (jay laughs) - look at them. they all think lily's so great.

video going frame by frame for us, showing brown coming in, take sodas off the shelf, throwing the baggiejuana on to the table. then one clerk. a second clerk does the same and then puts it back on the counter. there appears to be a discussion. and then one clerk appears to wave brown out of the store. the clerk who last touched the pot removes his hands and folds his hands behind his back. it's unclear who took the small bag, but the store's attorney says michael brown clearly had it. >> he has picked up the pot off the counter, and now, right there in his left hand is the pot. in his right hand is the piece of paper. >> reporter: the prosecuting attorney who sent the case to the grand jury says this is not new video, nore relevant. >> the suggestion he is coming back to pick up what he bartered for is just stupid. >> reporter: the filmmaker passionately denies that, sticking with his story. the store clerks have told cnn that they are afraid for their lives as more protests are expected again tonight. erin? >> sara, thank you very much. i want to go straight to our legal analyst paul ca

. >> what are you talking about versus a baggy sweat pants? i'll take the lulus. >> sweat pants are the other side of it. can't we look like gentleman and ladies? >> lulu attire. >> at $55, you said guy i get you will point out 55 is a level all its own. >> it's a mocking point, by the way. it's not hading it right now. >> we are not holding it now. there is a lot of time now. i think 75 is a critical level. >> karen's points are 100% true t. only saving grace is operating margins held in there a bit. >> you saw a lot of the department stores, here's one i think is interesting, also a 55 member would be target. >> that one, i will tell you that, it's so beaten down. i think if you used a 50 stocks to the downside it holds 55, i think, you know, they got to get a lot of stuff right on the omni channel. literally, they got it by the kitchen sink this last quarter. i think this is a shot right here. >> in the past, a company worth taking a shot. >> the soda company. >> he loved it. >> but the management's got to come in and tell us that it's fina

. >> reporter: sharper shoulders, not so baggy and. >> he buttoned his jacket. >> reporter: the way tooand white stripes. and since we're fashion policing the speech, what about the twins in back. >> who immediately showed their commitment ton fiscal responsibility by purchase a buy one get two freet suit and tie combo. >> reporter: nothing cheap by ivankaya's strappy dress or melania trump's glitering outfit if the all of them had fans tweeting melania looking like a million bucks, actually $9,900 on michael kors website. michelle obama got bleep, exposing had shoaleders but melania showing 100 yards of cleave vag. but this 8-year-old girl honored the first lady the speech attracted democrats wearing white while waving their thumbs in a joef yell independent reviewing reporter calling out. >> bernie, who are you wearing? cory booker who are are you wearing. >> justice roberts, who are you wearing. >> reporter: there was one, i don't know if you could call it a misstep involving shoes. secretary of commerce wilbur ross was snapped wearing velvet slippers. custom made ones like this cost

maria: usa today that baggy shorts may be out. what do you think?ah. >> what about the speedos and suspenders? jared: remember we were growing up being basketball fans, they wore the short shorts. now the whole style and a whole style of kids out walking around wearing their half way down their butt. >> i wonder how that happens, though. i'm not really showing enough of my clogs. jared: if you're 18 and 19 and have great legs, you might as well show them. maria: no problem. you have to flaunt it. >> a couple of interesting things happening with tony romo situation. one, tony romo, new source that is he flew into denver, here he is at the dallas mavericks' games, nice sources that was kind of funny and maria tony romo that was one of my snl things that came out. dagen: to my friend a virginia tech friend last night that had to text me. at the end of the day you are still a hokey buddy. [laughter] dagen: there's maria. maria: this was the snl clip. [laughter] jared: he could open up his own establishment if he doesn't sign up he can become tony romo's

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so baggy.t, you know, i was able to pull that off and there's so much great stories and great memories from that week, that i share with everyone in the book. >> not only pull it off you won a 12 stroke, unheard of. we have a great picture of you after the tournament when you fell asleep. yeah, show this picture of when tiger fell asleep. look at you, man. >> that's not about falling asleep. i celebrated. [ applause ] i love that. >> you put yourself to sleep in a certain way. i was reading a book yesterday. one thing i loved about the book it's so much about your father and a lot of the lessons he taught you and reminds me about the relationship with my father. for you all the things your father taught you what are some of the most memorable? >> i think that well care and share, you gout of what you put into it. there's so many things he taught me over the years. i actually still pass on to my kids and being present with my kids. my dad would always make sure when we talked he'd never sat abov

an olive skinned man wearing a baggy suit. >> they were all seeing the same person, the same vehicle. >> you're convinced that's not somebody who's lost and eventually finds their way outta there. >> oh, no, it fits. and that's the person that did this crime. and it fits with anthony garcia, also. >> reporter: tying it all together, prosecutors called a bombshell witness, a former stripper named cecilia hoffman. hoffman told the jury that four years after the dundee murders, garcia made a shocking confession to her. she told the cops about it in this audio recording. >> i remember he said it was a long time ago, he said, i killed a young boy and an ole woman. i said why? i said, why would you kill a young boy and an old woman and he said "they had it coming." >> of all the pieces that we didn't have in the 2008 case, that was a big piece. >> reporter: prosecutors said hoffman had nothing to gain by publicly talking about her past life. >> she had two children. she had moved on in her life, and didn't want to go back in time, but she did. >> reporter: but why would garcia make that co

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. >> as opposed to the baggy thing. >> the roots, ginger, big garlic, turmeric, that all of the folksrrin a mic microplane. it gets caught up. do you cook? >> no. >> i'm a tv guy. anyways. that's awesome. great for that. finally, if you bake, you have a beautiful sheet tray always. you make cookies. granola on there. al sees the cookies. >> you want the cookies also. >> what does it do for the cookie? >> you don't need pam spray or that stuff. nonstick. when you're done, you take it off. >> and it washes easily? >> can you put this in the dishwasher? >> there's nothing healthy about the chocolate chunk salted cookies. >> those brussels sprouts are pungent, though. they're brussels sprouts. >> i know. i'm just saying. they have an odor. >> where is the popcorn? >> we should have baked these guys. >> people want to be more like a gourmet cook. and they can do it with the gara gadgets. >> you have this, al? the air fryer? >> no. but i ordered the instapop. >> the pressure cooker, the slow cooker. >> you can take all of the other things away. >> if you have a small apartment, that's one t

luke would show up in our campaign office with ratity flip-flops on, wrinkled, baggy shorts and an unwashed t-shirt. luke was a beast. but a beauty showed up like out of disney. katy mcdonald. he match making began. beauty and the beast fell in love. i was there on june 12, 2016, when they were married and last week, walker ross marchant was born to these two amazing young friends. katy, luke, congratulations. in the future, for number two, baby peter graham marchant should be a name y'all should consider. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to highlight the work of the d.i.y. girls invent team. a group of 12 incredible young women from the san feren in doe valley. these young scientists invented a tent with solar panels to aid refugees and the homeless. mr. cardenas: earlier this month i had the chance to meet these 12 young women at their high school, my alma mater, san fernando high. as an engineer myself i recognize

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