a lot of conservatives like bradberry because at that time they wouldn't have made it in mainstream media so they had to gdo with second and third rate publishers. by the 60s then science-fiction had taken off. imagine going into a barnes and noble with a huge science-fiction section that wouldn't have been his childhood for example. >> you would think he hated the technology or at least he said so but he didn't have a car though he had no problem with the train or flying that he always made students drive him to the airport even when he taught here at hillsdale they would have to drive him back. it was about two and a half hours, so that is five hours to come down and go back up plus the student would have to go back so that even more than that. a huge part of his income came from colleges and speaking so he was gone most half the year he would be traveling every year until his health was bad. he had a number of positions that he would normally do them a semester. places like the university of chicago offered him three times professorship that over and over he said no. >> if one says the

bradberry heights. she was a teacher at the school. >>> d.c.'s fight to become a state hitting a snag. why the outcome of tuesday's election could derail the district for the future. >> starbucks is rolling out the beloved holiday cup. we'll show you the styles you'll be sipping out of starting today. >> you need a warm drink as you >>> you are going to see it on "the today show" all december long. the rockefeller christmas tree is being cut down today. >> it arrives in new york city this weekend. check out the gorgeous tree. the nor way spruce is 94 feet tall. >> new york. upstate new york. after crews ship it to the city, they will wrap it with more than 50,000 lights and it gets lit up on november 30th. >> i love christmas trees but let me tell you it is reminding me, we're closer to the cold weather. >> so close. what do you think today? cold? >> not too bad outside today. tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00, stay tuned for the afternoon shows tonight. clouds of yesterday are on the way out. we'll be back to sweater weather and your sunglasses

autria: mural commemorating two victims of domestic violence will be unveiled today at bradberry heights elementary school in capitol heights. the shot a davis was a teacher at the school. she and her two-year-old daughter were murried -- murdered earlierhi young people in the humidity painted it. the unveiling ceremony is set for 10:00 this morning. larry: welcome news for red line riders. metro says it is ahead of schedule for the latest repairs. it is predicted to last 24 days. after only nine days, the agency said it has aren't completed 41% that additional time to do additional work. autria: tow trucks hooking up and driving off with your car minutes after you park. now some fear a new proposal will actually make it easier for those towing companies to act in a predatory way. the plan would increase the distance a tow company storage lot can be located from the county line by one quarter mile. >> it is ridiculous. i understand parking for, you know, long literally it is a public parking lot and you park and you turn around and the car is gone already. autria: supporters of the propo

a mural was unveiled outside of bradberry heights elementary school in capital heights on thursday. davis taught second grade there. county leaders keep fighting to end domestic violence. >>> this is a look at the so called big rig fire. now. it is caused both directions of the 60 freeway to be shut down. authorities say a tractor trailer started this fire yesterday afternoon. the flames spread to nearby trees and brush. it scorched two acres. no injuries have been reported. >>> it now 6:13. we've been following this breaking news. more and more protests over donald trump's election victory. beverly white from our partner station in los angeles tells us about the unrest there. >> reporter: i'm beverly white in los angeles where the protesters who were angry about the outcome of tuesday night's election made their opinions clear here at l.a. city hall. they marched all over downtown but traversing the city and disrupting traffic. the cops have been clearing the streets to avoid incidents where hollywood freeway blocking traffic for hours. one arrest as the anti-donald trump protester

a mural was unveiled outside of bradberry heights elementary school. davis taught second grade there. county leaders vow to keep fighting to end domestic violence. >>> meanwhile, the carol county school system is addressing the issue of domestic violence involving young people. support or sos program. it helps teens recognize the signs of domestic violence and unhealthy relationships. the program also equips them with resources and places to go for help. school officials hope this will become a model for other schools throughout maryland. >>> state and county leaders want more studies done on the 270 corridor. specifically, they want to figure out how to improve your commute. the leaders met last night to talk about a transportation this summer, governor larry hogan said he would ear mark $560 million for highway improvements. part of the improvements include i-270. there are 250,000 vehicles that travel on the interstate in montgomery county. >>> concerns about another busy local road. route 270. the new mgm national casino opens last month. another t

. >> bradberry's reporting revealed to us this cheryl mills and the others received limited agreements prosecute. that's not the same as immunity. that means the prosecutor in charge of the investigation at the time agreed that any information they give voluntarily couldn't be used against them. other information from other sources can be used. back to what we discussed. these people might have to be in the ambit of the pardon as well. how could you part the head of the conspiracy and prosecute the conspirators themselves? dagen: i want to ask you about the supreme court. president-elect donald trump's agenda when he takes office among his top choices to fill the bench. federal court judges, william pryor of alabama. who would you like to see replace the late justice, the great antonin scalia. >> one of the great privileges of my life is to be his dear friend in the last 10 years of his life and i know him very well. i was very heartened and this came from the hanssen young man sitting to your right. to learn the president-elect and his transition team are actually interested in the id

bradberry has reported that fox news there is an indictment likely according to sources. mr.t wrap my brain -- wrap my brain around this idea with this cloud hanging over mrs. clinton that voted to go into the booth and pull the lever for her because lord knows what's going to happen legally if she were to get elected tuesday. >> maybe they want to watch court tv for the next four years with hillary clinton. >> bring in judge judy. >> -- promote a person that potentially committed a very serious crime, or violated the most basic responsibility as secretary of state, and is now wrapped up into something more bizarre. not to mention the fact, we didn't even discuss through credible reporting that the clinton foundation is also under fbi investigation. so it's not the party talking about this stuff. people have heard me say she's been selling her position as secretary of state. it's third party, its credible sources within the fbi. it's an unbelievable thing. that she could get away with nitpicking at donald trump businesses, which he built. what did she do? she told a position