s. >>> okay, we'll get out here. >> bill clark is, he doesn't mind admitting it, an old school detective of the sort that seems to exist more on the big screen than the mean streets. >> reporter: in fact, clark is such a throw-back the younger guys on the force kid him. it's just a part of my life. i still have the drive. i'm still excited about it. almost every file something's different. >> reporter: in 31 years on the edmonton police force, clark has seen murder take many forms. has seen the shattering effect it has on family. >> you're the one the family depends on, and i take that seriously. ultimately that's in the back of your mind that if you don't speak for the family then, or the dead guy, who is going to? >> reporter: for clark, there is no greater satisfaction than bringing in a killer. >> i'm a pit bull. i consider myself a pit bull. you get your case and get your teeth into it, we're those "a" type personalities. we want to get the guy. we want to get this guy and put him away. >> reporter:but as for the johnny altinger case, this wasn't even a murder, at least so clark kep

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and when i told the story to bill clark, who was really close to both reagans, i was clark's biographernd we were working on clark's biography at the time. clark was ray again's chief of staff back sacramento. >> understood. >> when i told him the story, yeah, bill clark said, you know, that doesn't surprise me. need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com. "you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you?" "i'm making smoothies!" "so, how can i check my credit score?" "credit karma. don't worry, it's free." "hmmmm." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." as long as you love me, it's alright bend me shape me, any way you want me... shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. trustit powers...sher with cascade platinum. (politely) wait, wait,

and when i told the story to bill clark, who was really close to both reagans, i was clark's biographer were working on clark's biography at the time. clark was ray again's chief of staff back sacramento. >> understood. >> when i told him the story, yeah, bill clark said, you know, that doesn't surprise me. >> i got to go, paul. my apologies. i could listen to this all day. thank you for sharing a beautiful memory. >> sure thing. like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or any symptoms of an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right

scores of phone calls with george schultz in 1985, '86, '87 and they were trying to maneuver around bill clarkho ultimately dumped, and that really was to influence her husband on dealings with the soviet union, which as i say, and it certainly worked. they signed an historic arms control treaty. i'll also tell you that piece that judy did, which i thought was very complimentary, nancy didn't like. because she said that it made her look more influential, and that made ronny look less influential. she cared first and foremost about herronny. >> she had a lot of loyalists, she had detrek tack tors, and i think that contributed to some of the negative perceptions that people had at the time about nancy reagan, most of it has faded now. do you think most of those issues were related just to how tough she was? she was a tough lady. >> well, no, there were some other things too. she was not a good mother. actually, patty davis, as moving as she was today, it was clear. she was not a good mother. she was devoted to ronald reagan and anything that got in the way was a distraction. she had sometimes la

she played a huge role in getting rid of bill clark.they used to talk from time to time and we're coming up on september 2008 on a train and jude had he had tried to call mrs. reagan unsuccessful unsuccessfully, she called back, this was right after the republican convention and the first thing she said is why did john pick that woman as her running mate. >> john meesh um, that turns to you. i heard she was fascinated with what was going on today. she obviously was a married to a man who was vastly und underestimated on many levels. having that i wonder what she would think of the level of vitriol and exactly where this race on the republican side has gone. >> she understood that politics was a contact sport but she also shared with her husband a view that there is an 11th commandment which was reagan's coin analogy about not speaking ill of another republican. so you can see how often that's obeyed these days. and also remember ronald reagan used to believe if he could get 70% of what he wanted he'd take it and then go back for the oth

in march of 2015, ferc terminated the license for the clark canyon dam hydroelectric project. the bill authorizes ferc to reinstate the terminated license for the clark canyon dam hydroelectric project to extend it for six years, the date by which the licensee is required to commence construction. ferc has no objection to this legislation and the energy and commerce committee reported the bill by voice vote without dissent. i hope my colleagues will support passage of h.r. 2080, and i commend the gentleman from montana for all his work in bringing this to the floor. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. whitfield: mr. speaker, this is an important piece of legislation to give additional time for the development of clark canyon dam, which a license has been issued in the past, and i would urge passage of this legislation and i'll yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. kennedy: thank y

a book closely related to ronald reagan, the judge on bill clark. and 11 principles of a reagan conservative. and i would be remiss if i didn't mention party schweitzer also cooperated on a book, the reagan presidency, assessing the man and his legacy. we truly have an outstanding panel of individuals to give us their perspective on ronald reagan. what i'd like to do is ask each to share with us what they think is the most important reagan principle for today's day. today's age. we'll begin with peter, craig, and then paul. peter: probable lith principle, or character or reagan quality i think is most important was reagan's fearlessness. that's not just in terms of principles and ideas, but also his physical courage. there's a story that lynn, his aide told us, which is actually of course in reagan's way humorous, about when reagan was governor of california he was visiting the university of california at berkeley and there were very aggressive violent protesters outside. security wanted to take reagan behind the back of the building. and reagan sai

michael clark is on your side with the hold-up on the bill and what it could mean for your wallet. >> ask south carolinians how to describe the conditions of the roads and be prepared for negative responses. >> bumpy. rough. potholes. >> i think there is a need for talking about it for a longtime. >> it keeps getting longer. instead of voting on a bill senators are listening to a filibuster. lawmakers are arguing where the money is going to come from. >> i believe that side is concerned about the gas tax. >> some lawmakers proposedded a gas tax so out of state drivers would contribute but others believe the state has the money. >> if we can find a way to move money from the general fund to take care of our road needs, i could support that. >> changing the department of transportation is another issue some want to see it restructured so it is under the governor rather than appointed commissioners. hayes wants to see reform. >> we need to restructure dot to make sure the money we spend goes to the right place. >> while lawmakers look for solutions, drivers keep dealing with crumbling ro

non-discrimination ordinance, the bill lawmakers are considering that goes far beyond which bathrooms transgender people can use. >> john: cms superintendent ann clark proposes a huge bond referendum for charlotte-mecklenburg schools. how much money she is asking for and how it will be used. >>> good morning, thanks for watching wbtv news this morning it is 5:30 i'm john carter. >> christine: i'm christine sperow. good morning, get you caught up on the forecast before we get in the news of the day. of meteorologist al conklin letting us know if this cold snap has come to an end. >> al: i think it has. this is main street in belmont, there is a gaggle of joggers, everybody in shorts, not bad at all, considering we were down 55 rock hill, 53 in charlotte, there are colder pockets, 43 in albermarle, 50 on morganton, 49 in shelby. out the door, in the low 50s, not as cold, lots of sunshine, little bit on the breezy side this morning that wind will be with us much of the day. our charlotte metro cast, high temperature of 77 degrees. what we haven't had very much lately is rain. pollens through the roof. we need rain to clear the pollens and dampen the ga

clark and local activists. >>> new jersey taxpayers are footing the security bill after governor christie's presidential run. there are reports that taxpayers paid more than $600,000 last year to cover the governor's police protection detail as he traveled the country as the chairman of the republican governor's association and as a presidential nominee, running to state police are required to provide full time security for new jersey governors. >>> let's check out the forecast. >> it's going to feel good. it's going to feel good today. 60, again, not a problem. but we'll have more cloud around, not going to be as bright, blue skies. tomorrow is the major change. a real real reminder we're in the volatile month of march. in fact, temperatures will be dropping 15 degrees then we're going to see showers, periods of rain on and off through the whole day. so we go from 56 right now to 60 degrees this afternoon. then we drop it all the way down to low 40s tonight and we stick with the 40s tomorrow. it's going to be raw and rainy hour. not comfortable. shake the showers on tuesday, it's a slow start to the day, th

clark whose contract will end in 2017. today's meeting is at noon at the charlotte-mecklenburg government center. >>> a bill to name a post office after may maya angelou passed the house. the office will be in winston-salem where she lived nine republicans voted against the bill criticizing her for supporting fidel castro. democrat representative alma adams who represents north carolina accused them of disrespecting her legacy. >> christine: if you are about to headed on the head out the door, traffic is light, we're giving you the green light on 77, 85 and 485, but as soon as a problem arises and causes a back up we'll tell you first on wbtv because you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. here is meteorologist al conklin. >> al: thanks, christine. out there this morning the leading edge of the precipitation now trying to come across the ohio valley toward the southern appalachian mountains, a lot of cloud cover here but the main batch of precipitation is back to the west of us. how is all this going to unfold? futurecast may be a little bit quick here, i got the idea

clark told nbc she never wanted simpson to try on those leather gloves that police said belonged to the killer and still blames herself for the verdict. >> felt bill. it was physically painful. you know, that was not justice. i thought of ron and nicole and i thought this is wrong. it's so wrong. >> clark says she believes there was no way her team could convince the jury that o.j. was guilty. don't miss two hour "dateline" special right here on nbc 10 it airs tomorrow night at 9:00 fold by nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> a famous hollywood face comes to delaware county. hundreds line up for a chance to meet robert deniro. we'll tell you why the actor was making a name for himself at a liquor store. >>> welcome back on your saturday morning. 9:15 as we take a live look at the engineer shore. this is cape may. snow is left from yesterday's wintry weather. another cold day. temperatures in the 40s today. but michelle is talking about a major warm up for mid-week. she will be back with her full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> check this out, posing for pictures with actor robert deniro delaware county. that's what some folks got to do yesterday during

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clark. >> they'll have fun. >> absolutely. live reports from louisville later this week. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist billley. >> 11 minutes before 6:00. a little more than an hour before sunrise. we'll see lots of sunshine. there are clouds over boathouse row right now. no sign of wet weather. clouds are helping to keep things warmer. 50 degrees in philadelphia. it's not just the clouds. it's also the wind which is at 8 miles an hour. not terribly strong. it's a south/southwesterly wind helping to warm things up this morning. that's a nice view from the comcast center. we'll see plenty of sunshine today. the few clouds will be moving out. the temperatures that are colder north and west for allentown will warm into the upper 60s this afternoon. some areas, the 70s. with clearing skies overnight, allentown, pottstown and reading. lancaster with winds are calmer. that's where it's gotten colder. that steady southwesterly wind from the philadelphia area into delaware and south jersey, keeping temperatures a good deal warmer than yesterday. we are dry, any wet weather from the clouds that are moving through i

clark. what she's confessing about her prosecution partner chris darden, who once told "extra" -- >> we went through a lot together. >>> then -- >> i'm at the st. patrick's day parade as bill o'reilly takes heat from megyn kelly. >> how megyn says o'reilly left her hanging during her very >>> new video, erin andrews leaving kimmel. her first interview since her courtroom victory. >> may i have a million dollars? >>> plus, we're inside the hulk hogan sex tape trial. did his best friend's wife know their x rated romp was being recorded? >>> then kaley cuoco and her wish for bachelor ben and lauren b. >> i thought i was going to make it, so i don't know. what can i say? >>> plusus, she's martha stewart on acid. >> all your accounts have been frozen. >> melissa mccarthy on her crazy new comedy and why she's worried carissa is moving in on her man. >> not in that dress. >> now on "extra," from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. the cast of "the west wing" back together and sounding off on the real race for the white house. that's coming up. >>> also coming up, break out the sequins and fire up the we're inside

bill clinton made an appearance. today, a third candidate will try to woo voters. johnson a train derailment in california. the video coming into our newsroom. barbara: i am barbara gibbs. john: i am john clark. dry conditions and a warmer start to the day. it will be a warmer day ahead. by 9:00 this morning, temperatures mid 50's. by 11:00, mid 60's. current numbers across the region, 61, sanford. fortier, wilson. a look at the next 12 hours, a 20 degree jump by lunchtime. 70's are with us for a while. let's talk weather and traffic. clear conditions.

clark wbtv on your side. >> as we get more we will pass it on to you at home. >> if you need to talk to an attorney but cannot afford a bill we have you covered. wbtv is partnering with the north carolina bar association to provide free legal information. right now we have a team of licensed attorneys to take your calls. for all free legal hotline runs until 7:00 p.m. tonight. the number is on your screen. and 866-616-for all. >> let's check the roads here is tonya rivens. >> first alert traffic is an injury accident on the plaza and close to eastway drive and that is a main artery for commuters. all the westbound lanes are blocked. eastbound is fine. but police, fire and medic on the scene. north tryon is a great alternate route as we check around the area this is the scene this accident. so certainly congestion building in the area as we continue to monitor the traffic north tryon is having a little bit of volume still would suggest the alternate route to avoid the congestion as we go to the d.o.t. camera this is i-77 by john belk and west boulevard and wilkinson boulevard and a little slow-moving traffic here as well. >

clark. what she's confessing about her prosecution partner chris darden, who once told "extr -- >> we went through a lot together. >>> then -- >> i'm at the s patrick's day parade as bill o'reilly takes heat from megyn kelly. >> how megyn says o'reilly left her hanging during her very >>> new video, erin andrews leaving kimmel. her first interview since her courtroom victory. >> may i have a million dollars? >>> plus, we're inside the hulk hogan sex tape trial. did his best frnd's wife know their x rated romp was being recorded? >>> then kaley cuoco and her wish for bachelor ben and lauren b. >> i thought i was going to make it, so i don't know. what can i say? >>>plus, she's martha stewart on acid. >> all you accounts have been frozen. >> melissa mccarthy on her crazy new comedy and why she's worried carissa is moving in on her man. >> not in that dress. >> now on "extra," from universal stutuos hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. the cast of "the west ng" back together and sounding off on the real race for the white house. that's coming up. >>> also coming up, break out the sequins and fire up the

clark. what she's confessing about her prosecution partner chris darden, who once told "extra" -- >> we went through a lot together. >>> then -- >> i'm at the st. patrick's day parade as billeat from megyn kelly. >> how megyn says o'reilly left her hanging during her very public feud with donald trump. >>> new video, erin andrews leaving kimmel. her first interview since her courtroom victory. >> may i have a million dollars? >>> plus, we're inside the hulk hogan sex trial. did his best friend's wife know their x rated romp was being recorded? >>> then kaley cuoco and her wish for bachelor ben and lauren b. >> i thought i was going to make it, so i don't know. what can i say? >>> plus, she's martha stewart on acid. >> aou

bill: a 19-year-old accused of trying to join isis was arraigned on murder charges. justin sol then shot and killed his neighbor 74-year-old john clark in december of 2014. the state is pushing to make the crime a capital offense. that means it would be punishable by the death penalty. the fbi said sullivan planned to shoot up a concert or bar and was previously indicted for helping isis. he does remain in federal until his next court date. kayla: a south carolina trooper caught on camera shooting an unarmed man is ill and third egg guilty plea. he faces up to 20 years in prison for the 2014 shooting captured on dash cam in colombia. lavar jones is walking into a store when the trooper got out of his car and demanded jones diapers license. jones turned back to reach into his car and cooper fired four shots per jones was shot and edited by. the data page that has some of its police officers -- jay brooks tells fox 467 of those officers have returned to work. brooks had been serving as interim police chief sends the officer resigned in protest of the reinstatement chief larry brown. brown returned to work a week ago following a four-mo

bill clinton was in office nearly 20 years ago. not surprisingly trade was a hot topic for the two leaders as president obama and trudeau plan to attend a state dinner tonight. kevin clark has details on what else they discussed. >> reporter: we are talking one of the most unique economic and diplomatic relationships in the entire world end because the economy is are so intertwined it would stand to reason on his first official visit to the u.s. then the newly minted canadian prime minister would talk about trade with president obama, not only trade but climate change and they exchanged pleasantries in a pond and circumstance welcome to the white house earlier today. the president also read the prime minister about the fact that the stanley cup is back on american soil thanks to the chicago black hawks. later in the oval office they talk a great deal about the bilateral relationship that is so important despite differences for example on natural resources just to name one of many. later in the rose garden, the conversation shifted to president obama, asked a great deal about donald trump and how if he were elected how that might impact the u.s./canadian relation. he sai

representative comstock for her leadership, representative clark, ranking member johnson and chairman smith for joining together in bringing this bill to the floor today. i ask my colleagues to support this bill. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from virginia is recognized. mrs. comstock: i'm prepared to close. i thank my colleague for her remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized. ms. esty: seeing we have no other speakers on this side, i'm prepared to close as well and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentlewoman from virginia is recognized. mrs. comstock: thank you, mr. speaker. overall employment is projected to grow by 10% between 2008 and 2018, careers in stem-related fields are expected to grow at a much faster rate of 17% over that same time period. unfortunately current statistics show that women are less likely to focus on stem-related studies in college and of the women who pursue these areas 26% will work in stem-related fields. recognizing the need not only for more women in th

clark. what she's confessing about her prosecution partner chris darden, who once told "extra" -- >> we went through a lot together. >>> then -- >> i'm at the st. patrick's day parade as bill o'reilly takes heat from megyn kelly. >> how megyn says o'reilly left her han

clark is going to emcee the event. go to our nbc 10 website or mobile app for more information. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist billy. >> it's a windy one today. strong gusty winds are blowing us through the area with some clouds. and giving some big warmup the winds gusting to near 40 miles an hour this afternoon right now are 33 miles an hour. 68 degrees currently in philadelphia. hold onto your pom-poms otherwise go flying during the day today. there you can see the flags on boathouse row. the camera is even shaking. that's the camera on top of the mellon bank building in center city. winds strong inland and at the shore. at the ocean they're keeping areas cooler. it's in the upper 60s in philadelphia and northeast philadelphia, look at cape may point, ten degrees colder than cape may. that cold wind coming off the ocean. sea isle city is at 57 degrees and it's ten degrees warmer in woodbine. summers point in the 50s right now. inland, right along the river it's in the upper 60s. so a warm day inland. some clouds blowing through, but no sign of any rain from these clouds, not today. the first showers are possibl

bill! plus, switch today and get a $100 reward service you add. call now. announcer: see what is happening this instant with the john clark. abc 11 eyewitness news starts now. john: today the first briefing during a board of governors meeting, will discuss why they believe clinton is the only candidate capable of breaking down barriers. don: taking a live look at rdu, cloudy skies, 36, northeast wind 15. temperatures from across the region, everybody above freezing. 34 roxboro 34 roanoke rapids. 40 fayetteville. your first alert seven-day forecast powered by accuweather, 51 today. 60 on sunday with sunshine. 70's next week. time for weather and traffic together. back to john. john: looking good out there. 540, traffic moving along well. no reports of incidents. i am john clark. eyewitness news keeping you connected when you are away from your tv at abc11.com and keep up-to-date all the breaking news, weather, and traffic. >>> welcome back to "gma." bollywood taking over times square this morning. we have a huge party, a dance party, about to happen. definitely a theme today. we just learned ginger -- >> ginger zee, everybo

bill: bernie sanders is going to appear at a press conference in pittsburgh, p.a. a prosecutor's decision not to charge two police officers. this deals with the november shooting death of jamar clarkthe prosecutor says clark was not in cuffs and was trying to get his hand on the officer's gun. >> that november shooting happened behind me in this north indianapolis neighborhood. police say the night of the shooting jamar clark was at a party and an ambulance was called for a woman he beat up. when the woman was being loaded into the ambulance clark starting beating on the ambulance door. police were called and police say he tried to get the officer's gun. but after a four-month investigating was determined clark was not handcuffed and that evidence suggests police accounts were accurate. there was an uproar in the street when the d.a. announced there were no charges filed. there was a strong black lives matter protest. the officers involved have been placed on desk duty and there is a federal investigation into the civil rights portion of this shooting. martha: the f.b.i. director reportedly set to interview hillary clinton in the coming days. is the email investigation wrapping up