only on 9 tonight, scott broom has our first in person interview. >> i'm scott broom at the hopkins bay view hospital in baltimore where the survivor just before thanksgiving is telling her story for the first time. >> i was just scared. >> she doesn't want you to see her badly burned face, but this is dana truit before the tragedy that shocked ocean city as the holidays were getting underway. now recovering and recalling the tuesday anksgiving. the st. paul's church burning after a drifter named john sterner soaked himself in gasoline, lit himself on fire, and burst through the door of the shepherd's crook food pantry where dana was volunteering. >> next thing i know, he stood next to the door. come in. >> he grabbed you? >> he grabbed me. he said, i'm not getting out. he says, you're not getting out of here. i said, you watch me and i knock them down and i got outside. i stopped, dropped, and rolled. i threw my glasses off and next thing i knew, i was on the ambulance. cut my clothes off of me. >> at the hopkins bay view medical center, scott broom, wusa9. >> dana's boss is trying to

. >> ptn us his remote control, a long broom handle tied to another broom handle. poof.r and then this really eerie zapping sound. >> sounds like he's being electrocuted. >> lots of flames and soon after flames engulf the entire microway, the microwave shut off. >> santa killed lee? >> no. that's a safety issue. after everything cools down, it's going to start. and then is what santa looks like after. does it go without saying don'ttory this at home. >> yeah. >> because of a bet i made with that man, i have to spend the next 24 continuous hours inside of that walmart. >> this is christian davies and he lost a bet with his buddy. since he lost, 24 hours in wool mart, without a break. >> i'm not okay with this. this sucks. i'm very unhappy. >> but doesn't walmart close? >> no, a lot of them are 24 hours. >> when you need a flannel shirt, you need it, doesn't matter what time of day. >> we get to watch christian's spiral downward into complete delirium. >> sucks. >> bad attitude. you could watch dvds, i'm have some great muirment. >> this is terrible. >> think about it, the

in frederic county, scott broom, wusa9. >> today, the warm -- honor nelson mandela. a memorial service was held for the former south african leader who died last week at 95. the johansaburg downship that was a stronghold that mandela embodied. wusa9 anchor, he's in south africa and he has a special report on today's tribute. >> in just a few short hours, the body of nelson mandela will be driven through these crowded streets as thousands of regular south africans are expected it line up to pay their final respects. it was a whole world's turn to say good-bye. to paraphrase president obama, south -- thank you south africa. >> the four-hour memorial for nelson mandela held in a rain- soaked stadium, at times, looked more like a world cup soccer match. south africans danced, sang, waved flags, and trumpeted horns celebrating their former leader. >> he means a lot to us and he still means a lot to us. >> may god bless the memory of nelson mandela. may god bless the people of south africa. >> president obama and former presidents carter, clinton, and george w. bush led th

in frederic county, scott broom, wusa9. >> no major power outages to report from today's winter storm, but we do have this alert for drivers in northern virginia. all lanes of i-66 in the area of route 28. that sully road in fairfax county, all lanes will be shut down between 11:00 and midnight tonight. and power can reinstall wires that came down during yesterday's ice storm. >> we have some breaking news from capitol hill. the government may have been closed, but tonight, a bipartisan agreement that has been reached on the budget. negotiations have led to a modest budget agreement to ease those awed mated spending cuts known to you as sequestration, and replace some of them with savings for future year cuts. the agreement would ease the harshest spending cuts set to hit the pentagon and agencies for a second year and require federal -- more details are expected any moment now and this could potentially avoid another government shutdown that was set to begin on january 15. so we are awaiting a press conference and if we see somebody come to the podium, we will bring you the details.

. >> reporter: i'm scott broom with metropolitan police chief cathy lanier who said today two cases of alleged exploitation of teenage girls by officers who worked in the 7th district are not related. >> there is no connection that we are aware of between the two. >> reporter: but the investigations are expanding, at least one additional officer on suspension as internal affairs detectives take an intense closer look. lanier won't say what the suspension is about, but it is related to the case of 32-year- old officer marc washington who has been arrested and charged with using his police powers to coerce a 15-year-old run-away to submit to sexually explicit nude photos found on washington's personal camera taken while he was in uniform and on duty. in the second exploitation case there are no charges yet, but a search warrant outlines how police raided the southeast d.c. apartment of veteran officer linwood barnhill jr. yesterday. he was found with two girls, one a 16-year-old run-away who claimed she and other girls were being pimped out for prostitution by the officer. >> it only tak

. >> scott broom is in green belt. police have some advice for shoppers. >> prince georges county police canvassed the shoppers world trying to convince shoppers to take precautions to prevent everything from car break ins to carjackings, like the one urgently under investigation in new jersey today. new ark, new jersey this morning. its back windows shattered after a shocking carjack murder at a well lit and busy short hills, new jersey mall. 30-year-old, dustin freeland shot in the head by carjackers in front of his horrified wife. hunt for two suspects still underway. here in green belt today, police fanned out across this parking lot looking for vulnerabilities that can make unsuspecting people targets for car break ins or worse. and gl and with this campaign, we have seen numbers drop as far as the theft from autos. >> irene and her officers immediately found what they were looking for and it was not good news for shoppers who left electronics, like gps devices, phones, or personal items out in full view. >> just

. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in baltimore with a special state commission that ended the debate today on where to put a casino in prince george's county. they picked mgm and national harbor. this is the animation provided by mgm of its proposed nearly $1 billion hotel and casino development. at the national harbor site beside the outer loop of the beltway just after crossing the woodrow wilson bridge. today the special state commission voted 5-2 to go with national harbor. james muren is ceo of mgm. >> we think this can be the most commercially successful resort outside of las vegas from a profit perspective the. >> reporter: the site was chosen over two other contenders, penn national gaming proposed a casino at ross croft raceway, but commissioners and consultants were unimpressed. instead the late coming competitor philadelphia based parks proposed a complex at the intersection of route 210 and old ft. road in ft. wash, and prompted 100 million -- ft. washington and promised $100 million to upgrade indian highway, but skepticism about traffic and community impact hurt. scott broom,

here in ward 7 and 8 that the salvation army serves out of this building. >> in washington, scott broom, wusa9. >> the minnesota man got in a bit of trouble over the weekend, just trying to spread some holiday cheer. a thousand $1 bills off the upper floor of the mall of america on black friday. you see, surge himself have been having a rough time. he gave away all that money, or the little bit he had would come back around. >> my last effort of pay it forward, and i thought, you know, i can't keep up with my bills. i'm losing everything. might as well have my last little thrill. there was a guy in front of me. he was yelling, fake, fake money, you know, and i would reach in my pocket, and say no, it's real money and throw it. >> it's quite a story. surge was throwing that money while the choir was singing, let it snow. the cops sited him for disorderly conduct. a mall of america spokesperson said he disrupted the performance and folks will stampede and go crazy when there's money afoot. >> i see both situations. surge was trying do a good thing, but you throw money out in this time and

scott broom, wusa9. >>> we are under a yellow alert. howard is keeping an eye on weather. his updated forecast is about 10 minutes away. >>> but first, meet a high school athlete who is storming is the court to >>> here's something to think about when you're chasing your little ones around the house. your panda counterpart has its paws full dealing with the most popular toddler at the national zoo. >> there's panda mom rushing into the panda den after bao bao falls off a rock wall. zoo keepers are anticipating bao bao's first forayout side and it could happen any day now. they've been cub proofing the outdoor area. her public debut will be january 18. >>> again howard has the latest on today's yellow alert. his forecast is next. >> for a lot of us, the yellow alert is sort of waning, especially west of town. light rain here in d.c. you see the yellows and the oranges. most of them are south and east of us. i think those areas will stick with that for the afternoon. i'll come back with more doppler 9000 and a colder seven- day forecast. it's dece [ male announcer ] this is

. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in baltimore with a special state commission that ended the debate where to put a casino in gorge. they picked mgm -- in prince george's county. they picked mgm and national harbor. at the national harbor site beside the outer loop of the beltway just after crossing the woodrow wilson bridge. today the special state commission appointed to select a site voted 5-2 to go with national harbor. james muren is ceo of mgm. >> we think this can be the most commercially successful resort outside of las vegas from a profit perspective. >> reporter: the site was chosen over two other contenders, penn national gaming proposing a casino at lot of croft raceway, but consultants were mostly unimpressed. the late coming competitor philadelphia based parks proposed a complex at the intersection of route 210 and old ft. road at ft. washington and promised $100 million to upgrade indian head highway, but as commissioners spoke it was clear skepticism about traffic and community impact hurt. scott broom, wusa9. >>> the federal communications commission today approved mclean-

in green belt, maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >> the rate of theft from vehicle crime is down in prince georges county by nearly 13% this year and 30% since 2010. and, violent crime is also down 30% in the last three years. >> right now, chief meteorologist, topper shutt, is tracking a clipper system tonight and topper, what does that mean for this area? >> for some of us north of town, light snow or flurry tonight, especially north of frederic. the rest of us will not see anything, especially south of town. we have some snow breaking out in wisconsin, northern illinois, northern indiana, that's racing off to the south and east. these clippers, usually they track to the north of us and that's where all the snow goes. these advisories are north up into pennsylvania and they extend into new york and philadelphia. we'll talk about once this goes through tomorrow morning, another system. >> all right, top. the road to richmond includes a recount for the two men named mark. both vying to be the commonwealth's next attorney general. peggy fox is live where they started examining the ballots t

. >> i'm scott broom in maryland. coming up, the victory claiming that they were cheated on out of access to their own property and why the investigators for the land use agency says >>> they claimed a dirty development deal left them with no road to their historic family property. >> as scott broom reports, earlier this week they agreed to take the case, which means that this thing will finally come to an end, one way or another in the new year. >> these landowners near the museum here in sandy springs maryland have been losing a turn for every decade until now. the 73-year-old has been told by the lower courts that his case is no good because too many years have gone by. and between the claims, the developers of the new subdivision erased a section of the historic access to the property called farm road when he found out about it and took them to court. but now maryland's highest court, they have decided to take the case. the landowners in the historic enclave, they are eager to get a hearing on the facts instead of

>> handup.us. >> rose broome, thank you for joining us today.is time now for on the markets, a look at what is moving on the market. julie hyman is in new york. >> if you look at stocks today, we have them rising once again. the s&p and the dow are at record again. claus rallyd santa in the final day of the trading year. and also fueling the gains today, jobless claims better than estimated although those numbers tend to be very variable in the final couple of weeks during the holidays. we want to highlight two individual movers, tesla is up again. it is expanding into china. the company said it will open more showrooms in china's cities next year. twitter, this one is up several days in a row now on optimism about the future of mobile advertising. that has been fueling the gains. twitter is up more than 20% this last 75% since the ipo month. we are also seeing an increase in short interest in twitter. we will be back once again in 30 minutes' time. more "bloomberg west" after the break. ♪ >> i am emily chang. at our also catch us later time. no

i was with the officer driving behind the bat mobile the prisoners were dropping their brooms and cheering for bad kid it shows the heart and soul of the city. all the officers were working that day anyway. i want to thank the cohesive it blew up because of the social media and thank the chiefs son for designing the shirt. it making made a lot of money for the make a wish foundation. it was a great day and a sfpd was front and center. i got to take a picture the me with bat kid. commissioner kingsly. this last week, i had the privilege to observe a mediation an occ mediation don on a salazar r5i7b8gd it two meters paula johnson and attorney crystal-clear were the mediators on this it was held at the law office. i was grateful to the officers involved and the person who affiliated the climate in allowing me to observe their mediation. it was informative. i think it was conducted with the highest degree of proving. the mediators were very skillful. you know, un plaza like a lot of the mastectomies the attorneys around the table are very he centered around a particular resolution have a probl

she talked to our scott broom. >> i was just scared when it happened. >> she doesn't want you to see her badly burned face, but this is 41-year-old motel housekeeper, truit. now recovering and recalling the tuesday before thanksgiving, the st. paul's by the sea church soaked himself in gasoline, lit himself on fire, and burst through the door of the shepherd's crook food pantry where day dana was volunteering. >> there he stood in the door on fire. he grabbed me. he held on to me and said i'm not getting out. he says, you're not getting out of here. i said you watch me and i knocked him down. i got outside. i stopped, dropped, and rolled. i threw my glasses off because they started melting. the next thing i knew, i was on the ambulance. >> dana has seen the security camera video released by authorities of sterner buying gasoline at a nearby station just before the attack. >> he definitely planned to kill himself and i think take some more people out. >> he come in before, sometimes he come in sober, as nice as anything, comical, carry on, then he would come in drunk sometimes. we wou

in washington, scott broom, wusa9. >> and deana's green hopes the council will force pepco to releaseinformation immediately. >> keeping your family safe. wusa9's first alert weather. >> question for you. and for everybody else. >> is it a trick question? give us a head's up. >> on this date -- no, why is it important to follow me on twitter? >> because you have the most accurate forecast known to man. >> that's one reason. let me show you the other reason. >> it is ritorical question. >> let's go to the computer. it will be more fun. there's my boy. the flexible fire. we found snow today, went sledding. i might have freaked him out a little bit, but if you have a flexible flier, if they are rough and put wax paper on them. >> would you put your dog on that? >> no. >> i didn't send him down the hill or anything. he was actually pretty happy. he played in the snow. that's one reason to follow me on twitter at topper's weather. okay, live look outside. it's our live michael and son weather cam. temperatures are falling 38. high was 43. relative humidity pretty low at 57%. the winds are

scott broom is live outside a federal court in d.c. now. >> reporter: of course, 32- year-old marc washington, the police officer charged in this case, lives in waldorf, maryland, in a neighborhood filled with kids. people there are obviously concerned about this because he has been charged with using his police powers to coerce a 15- year-old girl to submit to sexually explicit naked photos. when the camera of marc washington was seized early monday, photos were found dating back to december of 2011 prosecutors said today, among them pictures of a reluctant 15- year-old southeast washington run-away who prosecutors said was coerced into being photographed naked by washington sunday night after he claimed he needed the shots to identify her if she every ran away again. the photos -- ever ran away again. the photos were sexually explicit and washington tried to delete them from his camera, but investigators were able to recover the files. the prosecutor also said there is ample evidence washington has done it before. at least three othe

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instead of a big brush, they had to get a broom to brush the fur and get the ice off. >> it is really stuck on there. after they thawed them out, it there are still little pieces of ice stuck. all of them are expected to be okay. >>> dealing music is a problem for the big corporate music industry. also, a problem for the little guy too. this is atom's music trade in red lion, pennsylvania. some security cameras catching this incident. it has struggled between the stacks of music. the guy in the hat has another guy in a headlock. the guy in the headlock apparently was shoplifting from top's store. that tom in the hat, you may notice i e. tom is a bit of a s guy has seems to have things under control. he had pulled a knife after tom confronted the guy from stealing from his store. the knife was dropped. tom has got this guy in a sleep are hold. he looks pretty confident because that is tom anderton, former mixed martial arts fighter. blogger and journalist, ted check, talked to him about this incident. >> i'm not trying to take him out. he is still struggling. he is still in a second. i

instead of a big brushing they it to get a broom to brush the fur and get the ice off. >> it's reallytuck on there. you can see after they thawed them out there's still little pieces of ice stuck. >> all of them are expected to be okay. >>> in this dash cam video from ohio state patrol, they've got a cruiser off to the side of the road dealing with a car accident. outside the car is trooper brent hill. watch what happens to trooper hill. >> [ bleep ]. >> whoa. >> trooper hill was struck by another motorist. you see him go flying through the air beyond the car that they were there trying to help. struck the pavement. trooper hill survived this accident but he was critically injured. this happening back in february of this year just weeks after he started on the force. he's only 26 years old. he spent 20 days in the hospital with severe head trauma and extensive leg injuries. trooper brent hill has recovered from his injuries but he is not actively on the force right now. heartbreaking part about this video is you hear his partner run up to him -- >> frank. frank. frank. don't move. >>

scott broom, wusa9. >> officials in st. mary's county are asking for tips that might lead them to the person or persons who made today's threats there. >>> traffic is moving again past the scene of a tractor trailer accident on the beltway. the rig overturned this morning on the inner loop ramp leading to river road in bethesda. crews were called in to clean up an oil spill. that accident slowed traffic in the area for hours and we still don't know what caused the truck driver to lose control. >>> in tonight's travel alert an unwanted after christmas present for commuters, starting january 1st the dulles toll road, well, it gets more expensive. at the main toll plaza tolls go up 75 cents making the cost $2.50. there is no toll increase at the on/off ramps. they are still $1 no toll increase is planned for 2015. >>> the u.s.ous a collision course tonight with india over -- is on a collision course tonight with india over the treatment of a diplomat in new york city. that diplomat was allegedly strip searched after being char

scott broom is following up on this heartbreaking disaster suffered by the organization that wants to be doing the most good at this ti of year. >> metropolitan police have not yet released this video and while they continue to investigate, the salvation army and the bell ringers got back to work today. bells ringing more urgently than ever now in washington after the early sunday morning burglary at the community center at 23 00 martin luther king avenue. the targeted the kettle proceeds kept in the office after the holiday weekend while banks were closed. donors feeling just as victimized as the organization. >> it makes you feel like you want to give up on people, but you can't. >> you would have had access. >> the salvation army says burglars scaled a fence to get on the back of the building 5:00 a.m. sunday. they broke through a glass door to find the offices where the stored kettles and safe were cleared out. confronts a suspect, had a knife pulled on him. >> we have put kettles on the street, moving forward, the real victims in this incident happen to be folks that live right h

scott broom is in waldorf tonight where seven year veteran marc washington lives, scott? >> reporter: well according to the neighbors who live here with washington in this waldorf townhome neighborhood, they say he lives in the townhome here. he's single. and he lives with his father. the neighbors describe him as a pleasant guy and a familiar face. but it's a face now seen in a mug shot after 32-year-old d.c. police officer marc washington was charged under federal child pornography laws after an alleged incident on duty sunday in southeast washington. >> pretty regular guy. >> reporter: neighbors shocked by the allegations against him. >> that's marc? i haven't seen anything like that that would lead to me thinking that was something he did -- he'd be involved in. >> reporter: according to court documents washington went to a southeast apartment sunday night unannounced to ask about a 15-year-old girl who'd returned home after washington took a missing person report from her mother the day before. washington told the mom he wanted to interview the girl alone if her room

i've been able to produce not easily broken, jump in the broom, sparkle, so many projects have been throughur relationship with sony. it's a catalyst to open up another door in hollywood, not only for me but for actors, hair dressers, caterers, writers, set designers, all of that is affected. this is a huge industry. there is so much more than what you see on the screen. when there is a door open, then all of these contractors and companies and all of these artists and actors and writing and singers get an opportunity to be on screen and we have a lot of gifted people of color in this country who are just sitting around waiting on an opportunity. >> it seems like the film world is tight. what is your advice? >> never give up on your dream. they can't pick you if they can't see it. if you want to do something, get around other people who are doing it. if you are volunteering, picking up trash, get in the room. if you get in the room where people are thinking and dreaming and building, they're going to get to you. >> what's next for you? >> i don't know. >> you have a new movie coming out. >>

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you can see the brooms out trying to get rid of the water. so far the water is whipping.oming up, we'll tell you how this could affect your early morning flights. >>> 80 seconds of terror when bullets fly at a colorado school campus. new details on the girl clinging to life just days after the attack. >>> and the opening bell, you can hear it ringing in the background. a nice day for a rally on wall street after what happened last week. and over on the nasdaq, celebrating the opening bell there. today is monday, december 16th. this is "today in the bay." good morning, everybody. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. terminal a at san jose international airport is closed to the public as crews try to clean up a major mess out there. workers are trying to get rid of some of this water. officials say a water main line broke overnight soaking the ground with several inches of water. look at the mess. there were only a few people in the terminal at the time and they were evacuated. "today in the bay's" bob redell is at terminal b and says the line to get through sec

scott broom has the story of the officers involved in a a shocking child porn case. but first what a search warrant revealed after another officer was accused of running a prostitution ring. >> reporter: no charges, no arrests so far, but court documents unsealed today reveal what could be just an absolutely horrifying story. now police were trying to find a missing 16-year-old girl, and they tracked her cell phone to this apartment, and this is the apartment of a dc police officer. they found that 16-year-old girl inside with an 18-year-old young woman. the 16-year-old told investigators that the dc police officer was prostituting her, and he was offering her services on the website backpage.com, and he had taken naked pictures of her to put on backpage.com, and she said she was far from alone. she said that there were six other young women that the dc police officer was also prostituting. the girl said that the officer had offered her as a "date" to an older white male. he was to pay $80 to have sex with her, and of that $80, $20 was supposed to go to the officer.

our team coverage now continues for montgomery county where scott broom has been checking out the roads for what your morning commute will look like. he's in rockville. scott? >> reporter: bruce, i'm joining you from the front seat of my mobile newsroom in my in-car cameras. spending the day wandering around the area, finding people dealing with the weather. but mostly worrying about what is going to happen tonight and tomorrow morning. he used the last light of this snowy sunday. >> trying to get ready for tomorrow. and to give them a shovel before they will start getting icy. >> do you think that you're getting out tomorrow? >> i hope so. >> reporter: and here in gaithersburg, heavily loaded salt spraying trucks ran the convoys on frederick road and a slushy road that covered the treated lanes. but the side streets are snow packed. and it is here tomorrow morning where a layer of ice will be on top of this to make it impossible to get safely out of the driveway in the morning. much less to the main road. even so the die hard shoppers found that the late forest mall will open up. >> it

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. >> almost as cool as seeing the clean up the next morning you see everybody out there with a broom.ways wondered. goodness. everyone wants to see it drop. i want to see the cleanup. it's fascinating. looking to the south bay, a smooth drive. we have a smooth drive northbound for the commute. southbound a little yellow there, 59 miles per hour. that's what we have through that area for 101 itself. here south 238 at 185 the connector there, reports of a disabled -- update, north 238 and 185, that's mission, the off ramp, a disabled big rig and may be blocking part of the far right lane. watch for slowing. that's opposite where you see yellow. not a major concern but the commute direction and coming up to 880 another issue here, southbound 680 right at the dublin interchange reports of a minor fender-bender as well. we'll check on the details but so far we see slowing on 580 but that will clear up. this will get more congested. we expect a lighter flow again because we're approaching the end of the year. look at that, bottom of the screen, someone stopped in the hov lanes waiting for t

. >> reporter: at university of maryland scott broom, wusa9. >>> talk about a grinch who stole christmasthieves stole 15 credit cards from choir members while they were a chari concert. this happened sunday during the thomas circle in singers annual christmas concert at st. paul's lutheran church in northwest. the choir members left their purses and coats in a practice room and many didn't know their credit cards were gone in they got home. >> it's really disheartening to think that at this time of the year someone would do something like this and it's also a hard time of year for us to have something like this happen. when you're buying presents and getting groceries for holiday parties, you don't want to freeze a bank account or cancel a credit card. >> the pastor says d.c. police are now investigating but so far no suspects. >>> tonight we do know one of the two winners of that huge mega millions lottery jackpot's name, ira curry of stone mountain georgia. she did not want to step before the cameras today. the lottery said she bought her ticket at a newsstand in atlanta, but she's got

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at the very least be one go somewhere warm down here in europe several storm systems continuing the broom out about this one over the british isles because this is bring in some fairly gusty winds well over a hundred climbers crop wheat thins the reports are that high as well. heavy rainfall of this and i didn't bring in the risk of not just of some unpleasant conditions of power outages as well so you really wanna keep an eye and as much of western europe that's good to be the case for the next several days out here at least got temperatures will be starting to get back to normal but for the most part or email this range are also some rough weather in the matter training people to rome sixteen every ounce of showers to similar conditions over towards happens here on saturday vessel here will other physics and a forecast i am to noon i do. i know his line for this our energy note on the intel. it is the champions. come to your bbq the night before. soo we are one hundred year history the insecurity it's going to heal to break into teaching on particular concern to create an exclusive for

there are brooms and lapel pins in the shape of brooms.y the eisenhower campaign. the third thing was the economy. that was imaged as every woman having to stay within her budget and why shouldn't the government do the same? they put out enormous grocery bags that said, ike and dick. that was supposed to indicate that any woman could balance her home budget and therefore the government should do the same. the grocery bags were going to be extra large. this was how much more your budget was going to go if you elected ike and dick. >> 53% of american homes had television and they were growing and growing. there was also the rise of public relations professions in the united states. >> yes. there were a lot of advertising men who migrated into the campaign. it imaged ike and mamie as a commodity that can be sold to the consumer. >> on the other side, stevenson was divorced. >> yes. >> he was also a unitarian, which many think as something like an atheist. >> they were in midst as -- they were imaged as god- fearing man. >> it was a war hero a

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we'll broom everybody out in 15 minutes. the closest you can be is constellation down the road. >> the film production crew from the fast and furious franchise paid for tonight's service. >>> the ntsb says a commuter train was traveling nearly three times as fast as it should have been when it flew off the tracks in new york city killing four people. data recorders show the train passed through a 70-mile an hour zone, then entered a 30- mile an hour curve traveling at 82 miles per hour. the engineer told first responders the brakes didn't work properly. so far there's no evidence to back that up. ks and >> this train made nine stops prior to derailing. at this point we are not aware of any problems or anomalies with the brakes. >> today the derailed cars were put back on the tracks and removed from the scene. the investigation could take months. would >>> imagine a future with no new hiv infections in san francisco. researcher tonight are saying it could happen -- researchers tonight are saying it could happen, joe vazquez o