i think what you're talking about, when i got to beaufort i said mom, i never got invited to the boy's house. i never spent the night. i never had a date. i've never held a girl's hand. never danced with the girl. then mom was you know the nation needs a fighter pilot. he said still, it would would be nice to hold the girls hand. even with this, and she said by that you make buford your home. dad has fought in three wars and you have a right, as a marine corps son to choose any city in america because your father has earned it and now our family has earned it. so i chose buford south carolina. only because that was the first place a girl ever held my hand. in this port town is now hooked with me. i wasn't born there or raise there, but it's got to be such a part of my life, a guidebook came out several years ago were i'm now listed as a native of the town people townspeople will now remember me riding my tricycle. clapmac i feel my sense of place is completely made up, completely phony and there's nothing i can do about it. >> let me ask you about another place. your new novel that you

he died of pancreatic cancer at his home in beaufort, south carolina, yesterday. he was 70 years old. and tennis writer and broadcaster bud collins has died. he was best known for his colorful commentary and outfits, covering wimbledon and other tournaments for nbc during his 35 years with the network. collins was inducted into the international tennis hall of fame in 1994, and the u.s. open named its media center after him last year. collins died yesterday at his home in brookline, massachusetts, after suffering from parkinson's disease. he was 86. >> sreenivasan: chicago's field museum has revived a controversial sculpture exhibit conceived more than 80 years ago. the exhibit is intended to spark debate about the depiction of different races. the newshour's megan thompson reports. >> reporter: at chicago's field museum, these bronze statues relegated to storage for decades are back on display in a conscious attempt to be provocative about the hot-button topic of race. alaka wali is an anthropologist and curator of the exhibit. >> ...to get the conversation going

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. >> never mind, beaufort >> once you taught about scales you lose myself and everyone else included. >> as you head from clarksville to germantown here 270 doesn't look like much volume yet. here's another view and yes there's all the cars picking up. so, we are seeing the commute begin in ernest. no real problem on 270 south volume at this point. let's go back to maps and we'll show you other spots. 6 6 eastbound. no incident reported 230 to 28 crossing through centerville and no issues evenlyer. i'm looking at green on this map. so far so good as you come in from virginia. also 95 north you have light volume building dale city to 1 123. all right as a look at traffic. holly and wisdom. >> thanks, caityln. next at a5:30 caught an ka ram a police officer beating a students and school officials respond when we come back weright now?omen a mystery beauty treatment. yeah! that sounds great! could they guess what it was? very rich and smooth. really creamy. i keep touching my face. so what had we used? what?! wait! just water was added to this? my skin definitely feels much more radiant.

the sheriff in beaufort county says the church donations are paying for the new decals you may remember that back in january fire trucks a police patrol cars in rowan county outfitted with similar decals a father came to his son's rescue of the were at a baseball game in florida sean cunningham an eight year old linden were in the stands when a player lost his grip on the back we see that picture right there the bat nearly hit land in the face but his dad reacted quickly. why would his arm up to protect his son both father and son are o k a d c with the little man was doing right there is always full gma will have a live interview with the cunningham's at seven o'clock a photographer caught the split second reaction and the pictures blown up all over social media. i start on america on abc news overnight the snow they had a bite in the little kid was sick he's a he's a past that have lost the lead i was i couldn't so often now thank goodness that was paid attention to his own thing going again now that i weigh in you know real quick side note major league expanding the netting for foul

they are training british pilots as well as marine corps pilots in beaufort, north carolina. marine pilots love this plane. the capability it brings to the marine corps air ground task force. meanwhile, delivery of f-35a aircraft are completed, trained for air force international partner, pilots at luke air force base continues to ramp up and it's filling out at hill air force base with seven aircraft at hill and the remaining to support ioc. separately, the navy has gained extensive experience demonstrating launch recovery handling and support of the f-35c during at sea on eisenhower and nimitz and a third scheduled for later this year. two key points regarding sustainment, first, with regard to aircraft reliability, maintainability, one year ago, we reported that overall performance in that area was poor and trending poor. concerted efforts by the team have reversed those trends. while we have much work remaining, improvements to design, parts availability, maintenance training and support and tooling are yielding improved performance in the key metrics. rma will remain a f

he died trended by his family and friends at his home in beaufort south carolina.s 70 years old. >>> dozens of bart trains are under repair after being damaged by a power surge unit two. 80 cars have been taken out of service due to burned-out electrical equipment. the problem started a few weeks ago on monday alone 40 cars were damaged. bart has been running short of trains as a result and will have to continue to do so through this weekend. the problem with the current trains coming through the transbay to approaching the west station turning off the power supply to the substation has resulted in a temporary fix. >>> we can now put our efforts into fixing up the damaged cars and getting the car count back up toward normal. so that monday people are not feeling the impact. >>> crews of inspecting the track but so far they found nothing out of the ordinary they are continuing investigating through the weekend. bart hopes to have 75% of the damaged cars back in rotation in time for monday commute. >>> spacex falcon cuts would launched a satellite into orbit but the

beaufort to vote for delays. there is heavy rubbernecking traffic. the southern state parkway. greg and rosanna, back to you. tell. greg: we have a missing child. rosanna: last season yesterday morning at about 8:15 a.m. never read it to school. >> reporter: we really are not hearing too much about where seen here at this corner waiting for her bus that she never caught on. we have a poster. circulating. try to get information out. a white long sleeve shirt. blue overall type skirt. proud of his with white trim. it has been nearly 24 hours no. time to help the search of this little girl. they do believe that she is in danger at this point. a 45-346, 7500. student starting to walk a little further down the block. elementary school children have not made their way out to the bus stop yet. if you have any information, give police a call right away. greg: said stuff. we hope they find her safe and sound. a man fell into the passaic river. rosanna: it happened yesterday around 5:00 o'clock. the band was with friends when he somehow ended up in the water. the friends try to help him

he died in his home in beaufort last night, surrounded by friends and family. conroy's novels and dysfunctional families included "the great santini" and "the prince of tides". those books and others were eventually made into movies. funeral arrangements are still being made. conroy was 70 years old. the today show is next then we're back with another update in 30 minutes. good morning its 726... >>> good morning. getting closer. donald trump and hillary clinton hoping to maintain their leads as voters in five states head to the polls today. can trump's opponents do anything to slow him down? and will hillary clinton stay on top, despite that e-mail scandal? we're live. >>> o.j. frenzy. a knife found on o.j. simpson's property bringing a case that's more than two decades old back into the headlines. could this be new evidence in a still unsolved murder? >>> and fashion intern. >> do you have any experience? >> in my own way. >> do you have any design experience at all? >> no. >> you wouldn't probably -- >> probably wouldn't make it, okay. >> erica spending the

marine corps aviators and maintainers at the marine corps station beaufort, south carolina, told us how they had to cannibalize aircraft to get the fleet in the air. they don't have the people. they are not getting the training. furthermore, general robert neller has testified there haven't enough aircraft to even meet our training and mission requirements. i'm very concerned that if they had to deploy tomorrow they'd be sent into a fight unprepared and ill-equipped. how are we addressing this potential or reality in the inability to have multiadversary engagement? beyond marine corps aviation, what else can we -- secretary carter: i acknowledge your comments and thank you for the contribution of your sons. mr. wilson: again, hey, we're in this together but the american people need to know it's a global war on terrorism. 9/11 must not be forgotten so thank you. general dunford: congressman, quickly, how we get in the position of marine aviation and across the joint force, there are similar stories i could point out. part of it was deferred modernization so we're flying aircraft now that

marine corps aviators and maintainers at the marine corps station beaufort, south carolina, told us howhey had to cannibalize aircraft to get the fleet in the air. they don't have the people. they are not getting the training. furthermore, general robert neller has testified there haven't enough aircraft to even meet our training and mission requirements. i'm very concerned that if they had to deploy tomorrow they'd be sent into a fight unprepared and ill-equipped. how are we addressing this potential or reality in the inability to have multiadversary engagement? beyond marine corps aviation, what else can we -- secretary carter: i acknowledge your comments and thank you for the contribution of your sons. mr. wilson: again, hey, we're in this together but the american people need to know it's a global war on terrorism. 9/11 must not be forgotten so thank you. general dunford: congressman, quickly, how we get in the position of marine aviation and across the joint force, there are similar stories i could point out. part of it was deferred modernization so we're flying aircraft now that a

marine corps aviators and maintainers at the marine corps station beaufort, south carolina, told us howy had to cannibalize aircraft to get the fleet in the air. they don't have the people. they are not getting the training. furthermore, general robert neller has testified there haven't enough aircraft to even meet our training and mission requirements. i'm very concerned that if they had to deploy tomorrow they'd be sent into a fight unprepared and ill-equipped. how are we addressing this potential or reality in the inability to have multiadversary engagement? beyond marine corps aviation, what else can we -- secretary carter: i acknowledge your comments and thank you for the contribution of your sons. mr. wilson: again, hey, we're in this together but the american people need to know it's a global war on terrorism. 9/11 must not be forgotten so thank you. general dunford: congressman, quickly, how we get in the position of marine aviation and across the joint force, there are similar stories i could point out. part of it was deferred modernization so we're flying aircraft now that are