>> call us at briggs animal center or call 304-724--- call us at briggs animal center at 304-724-6558 look at her >>> welcome back. check this out. a huge weight has been lifted in australia. you're looking at an overgrown sheep that shed 89 pounds of wool which could be a new world record. the sheep named chris was found by bush walker -- chris the sheep. they were concerned he wouldn't survive in the southern summer. now that chris has lost all this weight he's acting, quote, like a new manual. that is a lot of fur. wool actually. >>> why did the chicken cross the bridge? that's the big question after a bird caused quite a backup. motorists were clubbing and probably cursing at a clicken that fouled up traffic on wednesday on bait bridge in san francisco -- on the bay bridge in san francisco. drivers who tried to take a crack at the chicken found out how hard it is. >> let him run around. he'd been dodging cars all morning long for hours and hours. >> finally enough officers caught the free range chicken. those on the bridge who saw the chicken taken into custody were happy for a go

briggs. we were told we were standing on the auctioneers block. the negroes were parceled off in a short while to as a -- as a group of prosperous men appeared. they were buyers. i shall never forget the appearance of those unhappy slaves. the tears were coursing down their cheeks. there was that in their faces which totaled their sorrow. this is dreadful, i cry to my husband. hush deer, he said, you may get me into prison. this was the sight that greeted me, a northern woman, on my arrival in washington. wondering, and the he already knows where the peace monument is. the peace monument, we are talking about the statue at the foot of capitol hill that is still the exact same place it was when emily edson briggs saw it just before the beginning of the civil war. although it's called the peace monument, it has nothing to do it peace. it is actually a monument in honor of union sailors. i encourage you to google it and if you have a particular entrance -- interest, it is not far from the statuary group dedicated to january -- general grant. in d.c.

♪ (cheers and applause) >> julie gross, master practitioner of the myers-briggs personality assessmentst. pleasure to meet you. >> pleasure to meet you. >> stephen: if i test positive do i have to call all my former lovers and tell them to be tested, too? >> in our discussion, it's only the two of us now. it's up to you to decide whether you want to share the results with anyone else. >> stephen: okay. let me make sure i understand this. you offer 16 different personalities, and i get to pick the one i like? >> no. you take an assessment of 144 questions, and the results of the assessment indicate where you stand o on the scales and tt determines your personality type. >> stephen: what if we find out i don't have a personality. >> it is simply not possible to have no personality. >> stephen: have you ever met ryan secrest? >> no. (laughter) (applause) i would be able to identify his personality. >> stephen: if you could stay awake. what personality will i get? >> the personality you were meant to have. >> stephen: obviously i want to be myself but what appeals to 18 to 34-year-old male

. >> well, the show is about an oil tycoon that i play named hat briggs. >> jimmy: great name. the best name. >> i've been very lucky. >> jimmy: nash bridges, hat briggs. >> come on. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he's this -- the baron of the bakan, the area in north place. and he's a fun son of a bitch. play? >> meaner than hell, funny to watch, fun to be with. >> jimmy: one last thing if you would be so kind. we'ven on the air now almost 13 years. this is your first time here. group of people, we call it the crockett pocket. they come to the show. they've been so excited. just wave at them. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: you don't have to come anymore! >> whatever you're taking, cut it in half. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's don johnson, "blood and oil" premieres sunday night at 9:00 on abc. looking for a delicious taste that lifts you up? try lipton sparkling iced tea. the perfect combination of fruit flavors, iced tea, and light carbonation. lipton sparkling iced tea. refreshingly uplifting! my cut hurt. >>mine hurt more. >>mine stopped hurting faster! neosporin plus pai

emily edson briggs from the washington times, february nine, it was through mr. 1902. lincoln that my husband and i came to washington. with his kind thoughtfulness, the president offered him a position as financial clerk at the house of representatives. the day after our arrival, my husband and i went on a sightseeing tour and ultimately arrived at the spot near the present location of the peace monument. i mounted a platform to get a good view of the capital. while enjoying the splendid view , i heard the tramp of marching men coming down capitol hill and the clank of a chain as they marched. though this was previous to the civil war, there were a number of soldiers stationed in washington and i expected to see an attachment of infantry. to my surprise, i saw negro slaves under the command of an overseer armed with a long whip round of the corner -- rounded the corner. they were hitched to a long heavy iron chain which was stretched between each pair of men. what does this mean, i asked mr. briggs. we were told we were standing on the auctioneers block. my husband he

the first happened last month on briggs road. michigan avenue. cases, police say the suspect was armed with a knife a bicycle. officers say the alleged victims were left at the metro station. if you have information, call olice as soon as possible. >> developing now, a george washington university student is presumed drowned after disappearing on a swim in south africa. 19-year-old en nicholas upton since yesterday in a strong ught current, perhaps a rip tide. jim upton said students traveling with their son ran to the hotel to get help, but they were not treated with any urgency there. >> i don't know where exactly he .as >> a junior from connecticut upton is lifted on the roster of g.w.u. rowing team. his family is still hopeful he will be found alive. >> new at 11:00, sky rocketing sparking protests in montgomery county. right now they are pressing for answers. this story. tom: these high rise apartments sit right off new hampshire tacoma park. a lot of the people here are on fixed incomes, and they are suddenly seeing their rents go $200, $30

outer loop between american legion brigg and dulles toll road, we have construction there. no problems. that's good for this monday morning. 95 northbound at stafford we do have a bit of a slowdown because of roadwork and beltway at indian head highway looking good. we'll have more on the crash as it comes in. >>> what we're learning about the amount of fingerprints hackers got from the office of personnel management. >>> and an area school disstrukt dishing out a lot more free lunches this s >>> 4:45 right now. it could be an exciting morning in decision 2016. repubcan presidential hopefuls marco rubio and donald trump could face off today in washington. both plcould address a gatherin >>> and controversy over hillary clinton's e-mails may come up over the weekend. the justice didn't has not released enough information about her use of private accounts and a server during her time as secretary of state. federal investigators are looking through clinton's home based server. they're concerned that classified information may have passed through that system. >>> happening toda

watch as the man walks up to this building on east 201st street near briggs avenue, around 8:00 wednesday night as the unsuspecting 40-year-old woman waits in the vestibule to be buzzed in. his hands, covered in white gloves, he grabs her from behind, trying to steal her purse, shoving her to the ground. then he turns back and pummels her, police say, violently trying to yank her bag free. but she doesn't give up and he eventually takes off. >> it's really scary. and it's early because that's what time we all get home from work. it could have been me, because i missed it by 10 minutes. >> reporter: this woman, like many here, frightened this man is still on the run. posters with the suspect's image, now plastered on their door and in the neighborhood. >> i've grown up in this neighborhood, never seen anything like that. >> i have a daughter. i have sisters. i have nieces. >> reporter: others like ruben, concerned about his family, urging others to take a good look at the suspect and be proactive to protect their loved ones. >> your wife is coming from work, meet her at the train station.

. >>> a 14-year-old boy arrested for brigg a homemade clock to school is now a social media sensation. some people thought it was a him bo. he was put into handcuffs and suspended from school. >> i built the clock to impress my teacher. but when i showed it to her, she thought it was a threat to her. so, so it was really sad that she took the wrong impression of it. i got arrested for it later that day. >> police did not press charges. you impressed a lot of people. in a matter of hours, the clock made a star on social media with the #i stand with akmed tweeted more than a million times. that was last night. president obama invited him into the white house. mark zuckerberg invited him to facebook, nasa scientists invited him to drive the mars rover. president obama tweeted out this message of support. 6r7b89s six philadelphia families could be waking up intense in kensington for the last time t. philadelphia housing support plans to supply them with vouchers for public housing this morning t. families pitched their tents because they could not afford housing and found no room at local

investigators said the 40-year- old woman was waiting in the vestibule of the building here nearby briggs avenue. the suspect comes up behind her, trying to grab her purse, and then you can see him punch her in the face, and then he turns again to violently trying to rip the bag away from her. finally giving up and going away without anything from her. he was last seen on a bicycle on east 201st street. the woman was free thed for facial fractures and a cut to her head. police are searching for the suspect this morning, described as a bald black man between 5'8" and 5'11", again, last seen wearing those white gloves. anyone with information is urged to contact police in the norwood section of the bronx, janelle burrell. >>> a man in his 30s is in critical condition after being stabbed in the tore so multiple times. it happened last night at sunset park. >>> police say they were following shannon lamb on the highway last night when he jumped out of his car and ran. he was found with a self- inflicted gun shot wound. he's accused of killing ian had submit and gunning down amy prince a few h

. >> mullaney townsend briggs is the manager. >> this library needs to remain in this neighborhood. this library is servicing young people, servicing adults, people who don't have jobs can come in and get on the computer and apply for jobs. >> reporter: you opened up the day after the riots. kids come in here and they're reading books. >> uh-huh. >> as broken glass is all over this city and police are up and down this street still. what do you think brought those kids back in here? >> i think at the end of the day, they felt that this was a place that cares about them, puts them first. i think the community saw that, you know, this isn't just about being a library. this is about being a safe haven. >> what you saw inside the library there just really denice the stereotypes from -- defies the stereotypes. one of the poorest zip codes in the state of maryland, where one in four kids are living below the poverty line, a kid was involved in a shooting but inside that library kids sitting there reading books. there were kids that went there every single day this summer before they starte

. >> joining us now is martin briggs. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. let's kick off with the issue with the whole volkswagen scan doll. do you think he would have known about it? >> if he did, he has a very good poker face if you see his last two announcements he made. there's going to be people that will have known about it. initially this was a u.s. scandal. it's now quite quickly escalated to a wider scandal, 11 million vehicles have been effected but it's not going to be something the ceo is going to give sign off on a certain specific device however product managers involved within that specific engine, within the diesel range, within the countries they're the ones that probably will have known about that. so those few people are the ones likely to be implicated in the next few days. >> and criminal charges have been brought as well in the u.s. so we'll have to see what the fall out is on that front. clearly there's going to be fines. how big could those be and what from other areas. >> if more pressing challenge is the consumer cost. now people a

we must accept a woman brigg up seven children can't take care of everything or pay the same amount ofhusband that she would if she had a smaller family. >> dna samples taken from the cellar indicate no other suspect was present, apart from joseph fritzl. >> up to now, we are only looking at a single suspect and i have to add there is a certain logic that this man didn't tell anyone else about his affairs. because it was the only way through secrecy and planned self discipline that he was able to keep it hidden from everyone for such an incredibly long time. >> coming up, what future awaits elizabeth fritzl and her children? >> i am sad to say, that i think she is profoundly damaged. >> when the "longest night" returns. ♪ isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful website with squarespace. nobody's hurt,but there will you totstill be pain.new car. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement,

. >> reporter: an apartment inside this building on briggs avenue was at the center of the heroin distribution ring according to the brooklyn d.a. he says it was a family business. >> i think it's extraordinary that a mother and her grown children would come together to spread poison on the

. >> let's bring in nbc sports dave briggs into the conversation. not only nbc sports guy, but also a boston guy as well for a long time, dave, i know. you've got probably a personal interest in this. this was not just a victory by tom brady, was it? this was a loss by the nfl because the judge kind of poked fun at roger goodell, the nfl commissioner, suggesting that he was sort of developing out vigilante justice. >> yeah, you know, it's another stunning rebuke, brian, of roger goodell and the way he dispenses discipline. bill parcells hall of fame coach like to say you are what your record says you are and roger goodell now has lost five straight appeals decisions in the courtroom. so certainly doesn't look guy for the way the process he uses to doll out discipline. the reason the judge said this and overturned the suspension. one, they did not allow jeff pash the nfl's chief counsel they could not cross-examine him in court. that tom brady was not given notice that he could be suspended for four days for general awareness this have infraction and

police say the man followed the woman into her apartment on briggs avenue in the bronx. he punched the woman in the face and threw her to the ground. he did not rob her, just ran leaving her with several broken bones in her face and cuts around her head. >>> the justice department accuses a teenager with plotting to attack pope francis during his visit to the u.s. next week. the fbi arrested the 15-year- old boy near philadelphia last month. he allegedly was planning an isis inspired assault involving explosives and firearms. law enforcement sources described the teenager's plans as aspirational and say the threat was not imminent. >>> this, of course, is the kind of thing law enforcement is concerned about. given that security will be extremely tight during the pope's visit, mass transit may be the best way to get around town. today the head of new jersey transit talked about how they are preparing. michelle charlesworth is at newark penn station with what riders need to know. michelle. >> reporter: oh, yeah, they are definitely preparing. it will definitely be crowded

the threat right now and a good friend general briggs said it's not a threat, what the question is about is divided into two parts. we have the threat if you're a passenger on an airline. they occupy the national air space clear easily, if you look at ewe -- youtube, you will see a individual bow of this one up at about 4,000 feet over the freeways of california, well within aviation traffic. if you say it's much of a threat, it looks like it's made of traffic, fred, what is that going to do, we know what the birds did to the u.s. air flight over the hudson. this weighs a little bit less than that, inside it it has something that the birds don't have and that's a battery that has all those warnings and things the lawyers love to have on these explosive capable types of batteries. if that would strike a plain and go down your engine, that would be a threat. those probably aren't being flown by people to have a desire to do ill harm. they're on the ground safe and sound while those on the air are quite frankly at risk. they are done by people who are empowered to operate this because they

briggs & stratton when the union came and won the union vote, they packed it in manufacturing and move to a different state. so they could find a prominent local company that was said here is what happens. this is not good. right to work states gain jobs and then we could bring in statistics that these guys put together for us to show it is not the fact. this professor tried to use this assumption because wages are going down and they were going to hurt the worker. we said no that's not true at all. we showed the wages increased a higher rate and a right to work state. the other thing we ran into was companies want to move to right to work states because they want to pay people less. so that was interesting. they were saying we all know who they are and what we do. this is one of their standard questions as are your right to work state and plenty of companies move to states who have specifically said we will go here because it's a key component to it. so what we did is we said business is don't go the right to work states because they want to pay less. again statistics to back that up.

most people, it's brig briggs&stratton. we could find a very prominent local company that we said, here's what happens. this is not good. right to work states actually gain jobs. then we can bring in some statistics that these guys put together for us that showed that that's actually not the fact. but this professor tried to use this assumption thate

. >> 200 east first street and briggs avenue. fox 5 ben simmoneau is in bedford park right now. ben what is going on? >> reporter: rosanna and greg, i spoke with mother who lives in the building, came out with the two young daughters presumably heading off to school. she said this was very disconcerting. it was not late in the evening, happened 7:30, 7:40. this gentleman, suspect identified male, african male, five eight to 5'11". attacks the woman inside the vestibule in 200 first and east avenue and bedford park. he does not get the bag. goes after her a couple times. casually walks out the front door and walks away. the one noteworthy element to his description is he was wearing a pair of gloves, as we all not really that cold out this time of year. why would he have gloves on other than to perhaps try to prevent any kind of fingerprints from being left behind. if you have any information call crimestoppers. that happened last sense night t was around 7:40 in the evening here on bedford park. the gentleman is still on the loose. number for crimestoppers, 1-800-577-tips. that

briggs and stratton, when the union won the vote, they packed up and moved to a different state. this is not good. right to work states earn jobs and we could bring in statistics these guys put together that showed that's not the fact. but this professor tried to use the assumption that because wages were going to go down, wages were doing to decrease if you became right to work. we said no, that's not true at all. we showed that wages increase at a higher rate when you're in a right to work state. companies want to move to right to work states because they want to pay people less. so, they were saying that sight selector, we all know who they are and what they do. this is one of almost their standard questions is are you a right to work state or not. we're going here because this is a key component to it, so, what we did is, businesses don't go to right to work states because they want to pay less. companies go to right to work states because there's more flexibility and because their workers can be more efficient, again, we brought that back the why is that because the worker i

next speaker, please >> madame president, and supervisors, my name is donald briggs vice president theard of electors in the newtown park apartments. i will ask the members from midtown to stand up. first, we are here in solidarity with the previous speaker and we are also here seeking your support in our struggles with the mayor's office on housing. constituents in district 5, we want to know if you are for our efforts? we feel we have a fair and credible decision in our struggles with the mayor's office on housing. we are seeking your support to reinforce.. the board of supervisors resolution 325--07. also, the board of supervisors five principles. one of them is ownership. what we are seeking and we are asking for your support. with the record state that midtown park apartments have never been subsidized housing. on that note, we want to thank you in advance for your support and your cooperation. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. i swear put something on the thing you're >> can you please speak into the microphone. >> i'm sorry. let me just say

amongst other things, i would say that the threat right now and i'll quota good friend major general briggs out at north com who said this is not an emerging threat, this threat is here and it's here today. it's there for a couple of reasons. the threat i think that you talked about that your question is about, though, is sort of divided into two parts. we have the threat if you're a passenger on an airline, these little guys can occupy that same national air space very easily. if you look on youtube, you'll see not this one, because this one is mine and then legally, but you will see video of this one up at about 4,000 feet over the freeways of california. well within general aviation traffic and certainly landing and departing airline traffic. you say is that much of a threat. it looks just like it's made of plastic, fred, what's that going to do. we know what the birds did to the u.s. err fligair flight ove haud r hud hudson. but it has something the bird don't have and that is a battery with all the lawyethings lawyere to have. and if that were to strike the airplane or go down an engin

most people, it's brig briggs&stratton. we could find a very prominent local company that we said, here's what happens. this is not good. right to work states actually gain jobs. then we can bring in some statistics that these guys put together for us that showed that that's actually not the fact. but this professor tried to use this assumption that because wages were going to go down, and the kept going back to wages are going to decrease if you become right to work, you'll hurt the worker. we said, no, that's not true at all. we showed that wages increase at a higher rate when you're in a right to work state. the other thing we ran into was, companies want to move to right to work states because they want to pay people less. so that was interesting. so they were saying that, you know, site selectors, we know who they are, what they do, this is one of almost their standard questions is, are you a right to work state, are you not. and there's plenty of companies who have moved to states that they have specifically said we'r

next speaker, please >> madame president, and supervisors, my name is donald briggs vice president theard of electors in the newtown park apartments. i will ask the members from midtown to stand up. first, we are here in solidarity with the previous speaker and we are also here seeking your support in our struggles with the mayor's office on housing. constituents in district 5, we want to know if you are for our efforts? we feel we have a fair and credible decision in our struggles with the mayor's office on housing. we are seeking your support to reinforce.. the board of supervisors resolution 325--07. also, the board of supervisors five principles. one of them is ownership. what we are seeking and we are asking for your support. with the record state that midtown park apartments have never been subsidized housing. on that note, we want to thank you in advance for your support and your cooperation. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. i swear put something on the thing you're >> can you please speak into the microphone. >> i'm sorry. let me just say

it's no doubt having it be part of a sell briggs -- of a celebration. been making my night. they are absolutely rocking out to all the songs. they are right behind you, there they are, the nuns that are making our night tonight. sister sledge they were dancing like a scene out of sister act. >> they were leading the crowd and clapping their hands and getting up on their feet. they are up on their feet waiting for the next act saying bring it on. the next act is the pope. as many people are participating. >> we'll get to hear from anthony kearns one of the youngest tenors that took american audiences by storm in 199. we'll be hearing from them later on. they are the next scheduled act. waiting on the pope as jim gardner has pointed out, he has arrived, the fiat is positioned behind the stage the transfer is taking place where he'll get from the famous black fiat to the open popemobile. >> from what we can see we'll describe some of the things that are happening. you can see, of course, the philadelphia police and law enforcement getting in place preparin

. >> that is brigg down her numbers in those two states and it will continue to hang around the neck i think what's fascinating you have several hillarys. like, hillary does not want to be who she is if it's political hillary. >> it's personal hillary, who has never been able to translate unless her life was on the line in 28. you want that hillary that all her friends know, people know, you want that hillary. she turns on a switch when she steps on the political field. suddenly, it's as if she is a lawyer for richard nixon in 1973. i mean, everything is, you know squeeze every information, deny, deny, deny, never say you are sorry. don't show a human side. show no weakness. that's, i don't know, who knows, maybe that worked for taft. >> that doesn't work in 2015. >> i don't think she's sorry for the foya problems or congressional oversight problems, if it turns out the server was tapped into by foreign entities, she won't be able to watch. i know a lot of folks have been talking to over the past few weeks aren't so immersed into politics, lake other people, what is her, why didn't s

next speaker, please >> madame president, and supervisors, my name is donald briggs vice president theard of electors in the newtown park apartments. i will ask the members from midtown to stand up. first, we are here in solidarity with the previous speaker and we are also here seeking your support in our struggles with the mayor's office on housing. constituents in district 5, we want to know if you are for our efforts? we feel we have a fair and credible decision in our struggles with the mayor's office on housing. we are seeking your support to reinforce.. the board of supervisors resolution 325--07. also, the board of supervisors five principles. one of them is ownership. what we are seeking and we are asking for your support. with the record state that midtown park apartments have never been subsidized housing. on that note, we want to thank you in advance for your support and your cooperation. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. i swear put something on the thing you're >> can you please speak into the microphone. >> i'm sorry. let me just say

next speaker, please >> madame president, and supervisors, my name is donald briggs vice president theard of electors in the newtown park apartments. i will ask the members from midtown to stand up. first, we are here in solidarity with the previous speaker and we are also here seeking your support in our struggles with the mayor's office on housing. constituents in district 5, we want to know if you are for our efforts? we feel we have a fair and credible decision in our struggles with the mayor's office on housing. we are seeking your support to reinforce.. the board of supervisors resolution 325--07. also, the board of supervisors five principles. one of them is ownership. what we are seeking and we are asking for your support. with the record state that midtown park apartments have never been subsidized housing. on that note, we want to thank you in advance for your support and your cooperation. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. i swear put something on the thing you're >> can you please speak into the microphone. >> i'm sorry. let me just say