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come here. >> robicheaux has brought burke fame and fortune. two horses on 120 acres, nestled in a towering tree lined valley in montana where he lives with his wife pearl and an impressive firearms collection he lovingly maintains. >> boy, a beautiful pair of guns. pearl gave me these for christmas. >> and still he writes. 1,000 words on a good day. >> it's an incremental discovery. that's what i believe. the right line is there. you have to wait and you've got to hear it. you have to hear it. it's all in the unconscious. you just have to listen to it. listen for it. there. >> patiently copying on the a computer words he's earlier scribbled into one of the many notebooks at his bedside when he write something down in the middle of the night. >> and a piece of dialogue here that i know -- i don't know where it goes, but it goes somewhere in the novel. >> in his two latest books, burke draws upon both his roman catholic upbringing and education in classical literature. his voice says "the new york times" has grown more messianic, more biblical.

here's gary burke.thought, "right, somebody's restoring upholstery or paintings or antiques or whatever." i didn't realize there was such a business as yours, and i'm glad there is the more i read about it. what does burke's restoration do? - we're a restoration company that help people in their disasters. so, if they've had a fire, flood, wind damage a tree on their home - all kinds of things - kitchen fires to large losses, right from the ground up. we're a tarion- licenced home builder, so we can take a house from the basement and put it right up to the top. - and you can do that also when there's a major weather disaster, which is more frequent. - absolutely, yes, yes. recently, we've just had some major flooding in toronto, and we've... i think we have completely over 400 claims, so... - that's incredible, 400. that's a neighbourhood. - that is a lot, yes. - and so, you work 24/7. you're available 24/7, but i think you're busy 24/7. - we are. we're available 24/7. we have people on call at all time

here's gary burke.ary burke, when i first read "burke's restoration," i thought, "right, somebody's restoring upholstery or paintings or antiques or whatever." i didn't realize there was such a business as yours, and i'm glad there is, the more i read about it. what does burke's restoration do? - we're a restoration company that help people in their disasters. so, if they've had a fire, flood, wind damage, a tree on their home - all kinds of things - kitchen fires to large losses, right from the ground up. we're a tarion- licenced home builder, so we can take a house from the basement and put it right up to the top. - and you can do that also when there's a major weather disaster, which is more frequent. - absolutely, yes, yes. recently, we've just had some we've... i think we haveo, and completely over 400 claims, so... - that's incredible, 400. that's a neighbourhood. - that is a lot, yes. - and so, you work 24/7. you're available 24/7, but i think you're busy 24/7. - we are. we're available 24/7. we

burke was saying we're two weeks in a six-month enrollment process. we could also look at it like we're two weeks into the enrollment service and it's still not work. the government has been opaque in wha what has to be done to gt work. for the system not working properly, and then they turn around and they're subject to a tax penalty for not being insured, that's not fair. >> if it was not a smooth roll out, is it possible that the tax penalty could be extended? >> we're doing our best to make sure that the enrollment would work for those who wanted t to e enrolled. i'm fully confident that people are making it ope possible for anyone who wants to be enrolled. this is a very important undertaking and we need to take the long term and big picture in mind. we keep hearing two weeks, two weeks, two weeks, fair enough. if this were a private sector, and if it was a behemoth of google or amazon, would that be logical? >> it's kind of a big bang project. we've had a deadline set by the administration to have this up and running by a certain time. you would

we will revisit these themes story was a self-proclaimed disciple of burke. he emphasized experience in the formulation of positive law. it was burk who said we are afraid to put men to live and trade on his own private stock of reason because we suspect that this stock in each man is small, and that the victim would do better to avail themselves of the general bank and capital of ages.s and of en he surveyed the list of revolutions, burke observed the best were only men of fear, lacking in all practical experience. as burke put it, from the moment i read the list, i was dimpingly and very nearly as it actually happened, all that was to ollow. example of dickens' "a tale of two cities" was an -- his interpretation derived from his understanding of human nature. he believed that the nature of man is intricate and that no simple dis-- disposition nor direction of power can be suitable to man's nature or to he quality of his affairs. therefore, a deep knowledge of human nature is required of statesmen, and history and traditions are the best way of nowing what i

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as many of you know, story was a self-proclaimed disciple of edmund burke.lackbird, story emphasized the importance of tradition and experience in the formulations of positive law. it was burke who said we are afraid to put men to live and trade on his own private stock of reason because we suspect that the stock in each man is small, and that the individual would do better to avail themselves of the general bank and capital of nations and of ages. whinny surveyed the list of men in the national assembly at the start of the french revolution, burke observed that the best were only men of fear, lacking in all practical experience. as brooke put it, from the moment i read the list i saw distinctly and was very calm and very nearly as it actually happened all that was to follow. in burke's view, they chaos and barbarism of the french revolution so chillingly depicted by charles dickens in a tale of two cities was a direct result of the revolutions attempt to divorce itself from france's history, customs and experience. brooks emphasis on experience and traditio

meteorologist tim williams is on burke avenue in towson, with the wjz mobile weather lab. but first, bob is updating those chilly temperatures. bob? >> you mentioned western maryland. take a look at temperatures out in oakland. particularly far western maryland. still 32 degrees. it did get down to 31 degrees this morning. mild to garrett county. look at the dew point. 25 degrees. this is very dry, canadian air. this morning, we got down to 38, with a bit of a breeze and? clouds. 30 in oakland. they have a little snow on the ground. picked up two to four inches of that lake of effect -- lake- effect no. -- snow. yes, it was breezy. it was silly. overnight tonight, the winds have died down. because of that, we expect to see freezing temps. north and west of the city. do have a freeze watch, freeze warnings in effect for all of those areas, even in portions of northern delaware and

at this appoint, where do you put mary burke's prospects?the what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. he got his bad stuff out of the way and then survived the recall. she is a really attractive candidate. if anybody could do it, she's the kind of fresh face, you know, entrepreneur, has her own money candidate. however, i hate to disappoint you, but i think it's uphill. i think he has solidified his popularity. >> he has a tremendous amount of national support. i wrote a piece about republicans in the senate maneuvering for the 2016 nomination. the smart people saying doesn't run out of congress look to conservatives. shrewd conservative activists looking to governors like scott walker as potential standard bearers in 2016. he's very popular out there. >> he's become a national icon that's howette $13 million out of the state. i'm biased because i own a bicycle and like it a lot. >> she's pro bike. >> someone that can talk about jobs and growing a family from a family business to a global bike powerhouse, she's probably about the best bet t

cnn correspondent samuel burke joins me now. i know it was a temporary ban, went into effect in may, lots of complaints over one very gruesome video. what happened about that? >> it was just a few months ago that facebook's own users flagged up a video of a woman being beheaded and now that video has resurfaced in the past couple days on facebook. i want to show you just a still from that video, not the actual video. we decided to blur the woman's face that appeared in this video. now, in this picture, she's on her knees and a man is holding her hair which you see right there. that man later cuts off her head in the video. facebook users outraged, demanded that facebook bring this video down but facebook told them it no longer violated

>> burke ramsey. >> and burke is? >> the son. in the home at the time of the homicide. >> the 13-year-old. did you interview burke yourself? >> no, i did not interview him. boulder police attempted to interview him after the chief called the cold case task force meeting to review all the circumstances before he took the case back from the d.a.'s office. those efforts to speak to him. he is now an adult. those were not granted. so that's one additional possible lead i think could be followed up on. >> okay. >> all right. >>> coming up in the 3:00 eastern hour, the journalist who pushed for these court documents to be unsealed. why he fought so hard to get the information and what he thinks about the grand jury's recommendation to indict the parents many years ago. >>> all right. shopping while black, that's the crime that two more people say they were accused of at a high-end new york store. now jay-z found himself caught right in the controversy. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business

i've spent a little bit of time in wisconsin, but i don't know mary burke.get within two points in the first polling? ruth? >> i know mary burke. i've spent a lot of time about her. a lot of wisconsinites don't know her. i think what the poll numbers show not so much the strength of mary burke who has yet to get her campaign under way but just that the state is not particularly pleased with scott walker. really it's not going to get a whole lot better from here if people get to know and like her. so, you know, this is really, this is scott walker versus anybody is really what this poll is showing. >> john, what does this mean? i mean, you've got a senator and a governor not polling very well. i mean, walker should be up, an incumbent. i mean, if he's the media darling of the state, and he, of course, is the media, also the darling of the republican party the way he's been going all over the country. is this shutdown politics having an impact in the heartland? >> there's no question the shutdown has had an impact, ed. in fact, only about 19% of wisconsinites,

as burke said respecting your forefathers, you would have been taught to respect yourself. they had not chosen that path. instead, their ex-- extravagant speculations led them to despise all their predecessors and all their con seven rares and even to despise themselves until the moment in which they became truly dispickble. burke believed we are constituted by our past and by destroying the past the french had destroyed themselves. justice joseph's story poses a similar challenge to us. we must ask whether denial of our past is a general of ourselves. we must ask whether abolition of nature is the abolition of man. i leave the answers to these questions to your own reflections. thank you very much. [applause] >> judge, i think that expression by the audience here reflects the quality of that excellent talk today a what i consider a critical part of kinds of things that the freedom based legal scholars that are here for their conference at the present time have been fighting for giving us a firm basis to look at constitutional history in the future, and the hope that this w

burke or mr. cicconi's then i am regulation which continues to require that if i build a facility that i have to provide access under regulated terms and prices ad infinitum for someone to use those facilities and the simple reason and this is important i think to understand is, when you require that type of sharing of facilities and access that he talks about and he does say that he has some facilities of his own. but when you do that it discourages either him from building his own facilities or it discourages me if i'm the one that has to provide access from actually investing more in the facilities. >> my time has expired and i now turn to the gentlelady from california ms. eshoo for five minutes. he mr. chairman and thank you to all the witnesses. we will start over here with the italian part of the table. [laughter] who don't agree with each other. despite their shared background. ethnically. mr. cicconi you stated in your testimony that modern ip networks are both more dynamic and cost-effic

burke's network. than i am about regulation which continues to require that if i build a facility, that i have to provide access under regulated terms and prices, you know, ad infinitum for someone else to use those facilities. and the simple reason, and this is important, i think, to understand, is when you -- when you require that type of sharing of facilities and access that he talks about, and he -- he does say he has some facilities of his own, but -- when you do that, it discourages either him from building his own facilities, or it discourages me, if i am the one that has to provide access, from actually investing more to build more facilities. >> my time has expired. and i now turn to the gentlelady from california ms. eshoo for 5 minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you to all the witnesses. we will start over here with the italian part of the table, who don't agree with each other despite their shared background ethnically. mr. cicconi, you stated in your testimony that modern ip n

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meteorologist tim williams is on burke avenue in towson. first, bob is updating these chilly temperatures the bob? >> let's take a look at current numbers now. we're at first. only 32 in oakland. haven't seen it much higher than that up here all day long. 45 in cumberland. air is very dry and that means tonight, key could see very chilly temperatures. 30 in oakland 37 inler band. overnight, we have a freeze warning. so we'll see some victims probably around 32 degrees. spots could get down to 29 or 30. tim has a little more on what we can expect. >> definitely here in towson. we have been talking about what is going to go on tonight with the temperatures dropping. bob was talking about mums. you want to bring there whatever you can. >> the high is really the directing the cold canadian air mass. as long as the high is in control, we'll have a good bit of blue sky a lot of sunshine. take a look at our national temperatures. look out across the great lakes. we're looking at 40 back towards chicago. looks at everything larnd the great lakes. w

burke, what is your reaction to all of that? >> well, i think one of the things you look at when you look at the potential for interconnection is that there's supposed to be agreements. the idea is that they are supposed to agree. that doesn't necessarily mean that all the players have an equal bargaining power. doesn't always work that way. if that's the case it may well be necessary for somebody to take a look at those agreements and the '96 act clear he said, and wisely so in my estimation, the states can look back and arbitrate that. and it also defined the service to include advanced services. so 96 had it right and gave a methodology so that you'd be able to handle arbitration of these issues if, in fact, mr. cicconi and more to couldn't agree. and i think that's another point that exists in the states position you and what they would have to do in this brave new world moving forward. >> all right. mr. may, from your perspective. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think part of the premise of your question was based on the cont

jack osbourne and cheryl burke and bill engvall and emma slater will get a chance. both couples are still stunned they were sent home last monday. >> the way they went about it is weird. >> the last two couples, jack and cheryl, bill and emma. >> it was scary. i was sure it would be us. i said, jack, i had the best season with you. you're an amazing person. >> you're safe. >> don't listen to anything i just said. >> a lot of last-minute drama. you can catch it tonight on "dancing with the stars," 8:00 right here on abc2. >> all right. coming up, as parents we always have questions about our child's health. we have doctors to hans those questions. we have details, which starts right now. >> a flight bound for baltimore makes an emergency landing after striking a flock of birds in mid-air. >> the plane was carrying 110 passengers and it set back down where it took off from in nashville. >> reporter: as the plane prepares to land at bwi marshall, the birds angled to get out of their way. >> wherever they have shelter, food and water, wildlife will be present. >> report

baltimore, biewb burkes abc2 news. >> it took all day for the city school system to respond to our story. we want to know why the locks were used and who installed them. abc2 introduce is always working for you, investigating stories. you can tom brian and -- follow brian and joce. >>> well, this was a beautiful sunny weekend in store for annapolis but the forecast may not be so great for local businesses at -- if the navy air force game is canceled. don harrison talked with the mayor and he really can't see a reason for asable cancellation. >> it makes no sense. >> that was about the most polite thing the mayor could say about the possible cancellation of the navy home game this weekend. he has a weekend to be upset. if there's no game, businesses in his city would lose almost a million dollars in tourist revenue. >> it's the compounding one bad decision with the other. >> they couldn't fathom why the feds would -- >> the entire game, expenses are covered by the naval academy athletic association. they're covered by parking fees. >> the naval academy athletic association will lose more

. >> reporter: two points under them, jack osbourne and cheryl burke. leah remini and -- and tony dovolani. des seat his last place finish, bill engvall dances to live another week. >> i've been a fan of clerp since sonny and cher. on my east pod there are cher songs i will scream out loud while driving. >> the next is an individual dance and they all take part in a dance off. george pennachio for abc news. >> have you been to cocoa's? >> we'll tell you about the restaurant's honor. >>> kelly swoope and i'm jamie costello. drawing the line with panhandlers and your personal space. >> abc2 news jeff hager has the latest on how those behind the get tough measures are prepared to settle for less. >> reporter: you'll find them manning the medians, walking out to stop traffic. in the case of rick, racing down the sidewalk toward a street corner near you. >> last night i within the out and i didn't get two dollars because everybody avoids it. >> reporter: after all the baltimore council woman rickey specker nearly ran over a panhandler in her blind spot, she

almost a 10-degree swing in temperatures here in towson where we are on burke avenue. the temperature swing this week has been noticeable. let's tang a look at what we started at. sunday, we were just around the mid-60s. but we went into 67 degrees on monday. to give you perspective. the normal high now is 64. normal overnight low is 43. look at that graph and it gives you an idea of where we're headed. 64 tuesday. 58 on wednesday. we are expecting to be around 54 when the official numbers come in. today and tomorrow. and as you have seen, those overnight lows are dipping down very close to about freezing. we'll continue to keep you monitored on all the changes in the fluctuations in the temperatures. and we'll tell you when it's going to warm up just a little bit. bob will have your complete updated first warning forecast. meteorologist tim williams, sending it back to you on television hill. >>> well, syria's health concerns for some children at an anne arundel county school. after a sir ridge is -- syringe is found on a playground and passed around. wjz is live in t

elizabeth burke and amber danced with an ininjured knee. >> i wish i had the picture to show you the syringe in my knee. jack osbourne, leah remini and sasha farber with brant daugherty getting triple seventh -- sevens. >> in los angeles, george pennachio for abc news. >> coming up at 6:00, some of the youngest football players wear pink to raise breast cancer awareness. >> abc2 news at 6 starts right now. >> three people charged with human tracking. >> new information about denied claims from a major insurance provider. now they're paying moshings a -- more, a story you'll see here. >> the latest on the controversy on capitol hill tonight. >>> let's go right to the breaking news. >> i'm kelly swoope along with jamie costello. we'll tell you about a water main break that's causing some roads to be shut down. cheryl conner is in parkville with the latest. it looks better than it did earlier. >> reporter: it does look better. we just talked to a woman who lives right off putty hill avenue. she didn't know what was going on. she was cleaning, got in the shower and thought i got dirty un

burke comes through with the base hit to left field. it was a great atmosphere. it was a thriller and a nail-biter and everybody is happy that they won, but there was missed opportunities, but it was an exception performance by the rookie, eight scoreless innings, and that left fans happy. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the future for the oakland athletics, looking good, and it's sweet for them to win game two seeing they were down two games to the tigers in last years' series. >> we want to go in there with a big win. >> reporter: what can you say about sony gray? >> he was fun to watch. he had his good fastball. >> reporter: can you tell the difference with the coliseum with the tarps on and off? >> i see no difference. it's a little bit different. last year and this year it's been rocking. >> it's a dream come true and exciting and fun and happy, emotional, everything you can think of. it was so much fun and so happy to come through for our team in that situation. >> reporter: so knits on to detroit for games three and four -- so it's on to detroit for

cheryl burke is cha-cha-ing in depend silhouette briefs for charity, to prove that with soft fabric andstband, the best protection looks, fits, and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try for yourself. >> fox news alert. our capital is anything but business as usual. at midnight the federal government shut down. more than 800,000 federal workers across several agencies will not be going to work today after congress failed to agree on a deal to fund the government. the sticking point democrats refuse to delay funding obama care. we want to know what you think about all of this. keep the e-mails and tweets coming in. we will read some of them later in the show. >> well, ainsley, an extreme act of road rage caught on camera. a father was driving with his wife. his two-year-old daughter was also in the car surrounded by motorcyclists chased through the streets of new york city and then attacked. >> hard to believe especially when you see the video. nypd looking for any one who is responsible for this. lisa ebbers shows us the shocking video. >> this is the view from a camera of

we're here in the wjz mobile weather lab, on burke avenue in towson. meteorologist tim williams, sending it back to you on television hill. >> okay, tim. thank you and bob. >>> several suspects are taken in after a syringe is found on a playground. >> reporter: the syringe was found at rippling woods elementary in glen burnie. school officials say the kindergarteb -- kindergarten class was at recess. it was determined a total of seven students touched that syringe. the children were not injured, but they were taken to the area hospital as a precaution. a note was sent home with children today to inform them what happened. >> the school's custodial staff is cleaning the playground to make it's safe for the children. >>> baltimore police say as the man tried to stop the brawl on his block, he was stabbed to death. wjz is live. rochelle ritchie spoke with the victim's family and has the latest on the investigation. rochelle? >> reporter: well, denise, it is such a troubling story. a man simply trying to do the right thing, ends up being killed. now his fa

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jon and patsy, their 9-year-old son burke, and jonbenet.note was never cleared as far as patsy writing that. >> this is it. >> jon ramsey discovers the body. who who are they protecting? >> we are told the son burke was cleared by dna in the years after. dna was found around the underwear of jonbenet. >> dna can't testify and it lastses thousands, hundreds of years. weeks and days. you don't really know how the dna the gets to the victim or in the crime scene unless the it is completely, i guess, handled 100% properly. we see it in death row cases. dna needs supportive evidence. the supportive evidence of the dna goes in the exact opposite direction. the mother appears she wrote the ransom note. jon ramsey finds the body. the victim is strangled with a skull fracture the. they are inskipt with each other, strangulation is inconsistent. >> the grand jury had they ever doubts about the ramseys but the lawyer said this is grossly unfair that they have been cleared and this is a malignment of their names. thank you for being here. send me a twe

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and slairl burke.ore information you can log on and look for a drink on saturday with see it on tv. >> a school's plan to scare off geese with guardian watch dogs appears to be working. the watch dogs don't bite, bark or move. that is because they are fake rubber coyotes. the problem is that they'd leave behind a mess. the district says shins since the coyotes have gone it, the number dropped. residents are wondering whether a bear will walk around again. home video shows the bear climbing a tree yesterday morning. one official suspects it followed a creek to roseville. >> well, it's muggy out there. let's check on the forecast now with the latest for us. >> yes. it's sticky up here, hello, cheryl. sun beating down here and it's beautiful here, check out live doppler 7 now we'll talk about the humidity in the air, we'll talk about rainfall. we have lingering clouds and sprinkles just minutes ago near yontville are now dying down as well. i think we're done and over with the rainfall. dew point nootz lo

let's break down the numbers with david burks, hilyard lions senior vice president.art with the postpaid wire countless subs up more than expected. they were expecting 350,000. it was over 36,000, that was good news, right? -- 36,000. >> that is real good. they came through on that front. encouraging on wire countless side. that is always the most important side, wire countless margins higher than expected looks like about 42%. consensus was 41.7 but that number might be a little weak because of strong smartphone sales. but the number held up better than we anticipated. cheryl: how important is the conference call going to be, david? there are some key strategic issues investors have with regards to expansion, europe, potential regulatory issues in the united states. what exactly are you looking for when we first hear from the cfo and ceo of the company? >> sure, no question, cheryl. we want to see if the company reaffirms their guidance. all year long they have been saying they expect revenues to increase more than 2% in earnings and to increase by 8%, thereaboutses