carlton said mr. ford and his engineers do not really work out the breaking system very well -- braking sy stem very well. we are beginning to pick up some speed. how do you stop, i said. it is kind of hard, said carlton. what, i shout. the big thing is to avoid obstacles. i gom, , that's great. he is like toad in the wind an d the willows. i hang onto a little strap on the side. if we hit anything, i am airborne. mailbox and he starts yelling. i am flashing back in teaching -- and teaching forrester how to drive. we are all yelling. we missed the mailbox by about this much. we are all laughing. it is exhilarating. it is incredible. this feeling -- i feel like i have never felt speed before and here i was. intoxicated by that. it got me back to thinking to this book, what was it like, what was it like for the first people to feel this for the first time in history this kind of speed? fast, have ridden horses they have sledded, been atop of steam engines but a car was a whole different kind of thing. f

who cares if you are not at the ritz-carlton. have you ever stayed at the ritz-carlton? of your stay, you are asleep. remember when you were rich you had access to comforts like plumbing and roast pork loin? now what do they get? you ever go to a rich person's house and their tv is a quarter inch thinner than mine. and you can't see the courts because they are in the wall. i know other conservative people who say i believe in capitalism, but really how many do you need, right? >> pass a law that prevents that guy from buying a third yacht. who will that hurt? not the rich guy. he has two yachts. his name is jose and he has paint under his fingernails and he is trying to feed his family. instead of worrying that another guy has it better than you, why don't you have a good look at how good you have it. andy, why are my monologues always spot on? >> i don't know. i believe in capitalism, but how many yachts do you need? >> we have all heard that. >> i need one for every pair of shoes. >> go down to the ship yard and you can see the people who are artisans working on the ya

lanhee chen ann-margret carlton -- and margaret carlson debate who's to blame on iraq. with tomthe program davis, a former virginia congressman. let me ask you this. the shockwaves from the biggest upset maybe ever. cantor.'t or -- eric >> among members, it will have a huge affect. get will see their leader in trouble for trying to work out an immigration deal. it made a tough situation tougher, not just on immigration but on everything. at least through the primary season. >> the narrative a few weeks ago was that the a step this meant, the chamber of commerce and karl was that the establishment, the chamber of commerce and karl rove, had turned back the tea party. never tea party elements went away. the republican establishment started to learn how to empathize with it. bring them into the fold. had a tough,ll theoretically a tough primary. he was able to get in and handle it. leaders are never popular, particularly when congress is at 15%. but you have a lot of people that are upset. wages have been upset -- stagnant for a long time. they'll out for what -- bailouts

weekend as a matter of fact, republican leaders, eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, our meeting at the ritz-carlton in florida, meeting with the main street partnership. their objective with the main street partnership is to come in mitch mcconnell sorts, to crush them everywhere. that means us conservatives. so the main street partnership that eric cantor and kevin mccarthy our meeting with this weekend are dying to crush conservatives. so make no mistake about it. our opponents the republican party, the big government republicans understand the problem and they understand that we are their opponents. we hear in the press about conservatives have lost ground, they reached their high water mark, they're on the downhill now. tea party is not what he used to be. the main street republicans don't see it that way. they see us as a serious threat to the growth of government. we are doing well, conservatives, but we've got a good waste ago. i remember back in the 50s when i got involved in politics, i was the harris county, young republican chairman in the late '50s. in those days the conservative moveme

investigators learned they spent a weekend together at the ritz carlton hotel in chicago shortly befores death. they registered as mr. and mrs. derril willard. but hotel employees later confirmed that the woman was ann miller. >> ann and derril ordered a lot of room service. >> just three days later when eric miller was in the hospital, investigators learned that his wife ann contacted another man with whom she was having an affair. a fellow scientist living in california. >> ann says, my husband is gravely ill. but if i could buy you a beach house and spend the night with you, i would do it in a heart beat. >> she also said in na e-mail communication that he could call the house and they could speak by phone because their in laws wouldn't know any better and they wouldn't suspect anything. >>> no one knows if derril knew ann miller was involved with other men, but it was clear to investigators that derril willard and ann miller both had a motive to kill eric. at the pharmaceutical company where both ann miller and derril willard were employed, police found arsenic. >> they were using c

melissa carlton pregnant when doctors found a brain tomb ovrment in day she suffered a seizure and fellnto a coma. baby was delivered by c-section on may 22. melissa now at rehab no, sir marin county where brian says she is showing slow signs of recovery. >> able to reach over and find him and touch him and caress him. >> we have had moments where we are convinced that she is making connection with us. that she is there. >>reporter: family from fresno but staying in a donated apartment in san francisco while melissa is still in the hospital. information on how you can help the family is listed at abc 7 news.com check that out when you can. baby west doing fine and we hope melissa doing a bit better. >>> well, traditionally photo show 2 people getting married but when bill murray shows up, an exception. ashley and daryn were posing downtown charlesto charleston, south carolina when the photographer noticed something strange. bill murray pulling the shirt up trying to get them to laugh. they did. so he invited the actor joined the shoot. he did. here's the proof. murray has a history of o

marriott brands include the ritz carlton and jw marriott hotels. investors have checked into the stock this past year. shares have climbed from $40 to $61. enjoying some r&r will cost you more this summer. flights to top u.s. destinations are up 6%. room rates average $115 dollars, up 4.9% from last year. american express finds typical vacationers will spend more than twelve-hundred dollars per person. $100 dollars more than last year. road trips may be the best deal. triple "a" predicts regular gas prices are not likely to top $3.70 per gallon. as the price to get out of town rises... marty nevel of consumer estate services is here with tips that won't bust your vacation budget. welcome back to the show, marty. > > thanks for having me. > > let's get you going with number one... > > number one: avoid those taxi rides. > > avoid the cab. > > absolutely check with your hotel concierge, take the subway, take the buses check the schedules... i was in new york for a week and we rode the subway and it was phenomenal. and we save a fortune. > > sometimes

melissa carlton pregnant when doctors found a brain tomb ovrment in day she suffered a seizure and fella coma. baby was delivered by c-section on may 22. melissa now at rehab no, sir marin county where brian says she is showing slow signs of recovery. >> able to reach over and find him and touch him and caress him. >> we have had moments where we are convinced that she is making connection with us. that she is there. >>reporter: family from fresno but staying in a donated apartment in san francisco while melissa is still in the hospital. information on how you can help the family is listed at abc 7 news.com check that out when you can. baby west doing fine and we hope melissa doing a bit better. >>> well, traditionally photo show 2 people getting married but when bill murray shows up, an exception. ashley and daryn were posing downtown charlesto charleston, south carolina when the photographer noticed something strange. bill murray pulling the shirt up trying to get them to laugh. they did. so he invited the actor joined the shoot. he did. here's the proof. murray has a history of odd e

christiansen won a five way special election tuesday to serve the final year of the former mayor carlton carey's term. the term ends next may. carey stepped down as mayor in april saying he wanted to spend more time with his family. christiansen will be sworn in next wednesday. >> over 30,000 bees have found a new home at the valley forge interchange on the pennsylvania turnpike. check them out. they're overhead light fixtures above two lanes of traffic. the lanes have been turned into e-z pass lanes for everyone's safety an bee expert has been called to take look. that explains how he plans to get rid of them. >> our goal up there is to try and get the queen, you know, from the swarm into a hi body. once we get it into a hi and seal the hi up we leave the entrance open. most the other bees will start smelling the queen and start flying into the box. you'll get swarms on airplanes from time to time. this is the first one i've had on toll plaza. the bees will go to work making honey for the philadelphia bee company. >> a local elderly man behind bars tonight charged with in connection wit

. >>> the justices said president obama exceeded his -- >>> melissa carlton delivered a healthy baby and now she's fighting to wake up. her husband and 1 -month-old baby boy west at kentfield are habilitation hospital. she's still in a coma but undergoing intense physical therapy. while her small victories are promising it's still unclear how conscious she is. >> i worry about how frustrating it is for her. i worry about you know, what they're not painful, whether or not she thinks this isn't worth it to me. >> reporter: melissa's husband thinks time with their son is motivating for her. on occasion she holds his bottle and reaches for his hands and feet. >>> a report showing california continues to lose agricultural land at an alarming rate. drought, and other organizations are to blame. >> there's no risk that this vineyard will be plowed under to make way for a new shopping mall, this land is protected under a unique plan here in livermore's wine country that has reversed the law of ag land seed elsewhere in california. the rolling hills of vineyards in the south livermore valley.

lanhee chen ann-margret carlton -- and margaret carlson debate who's to blame on iraq.h tomthe program davis, a former virginia congressman. let me ask you this. the shockwaves from the biggest upset maybe ever. cantor.'t or -- eric >>

a year later reorganization to which gilbert belonged had a convention at the ritz-carlton hotel in atlantic city. the same grand master, lewis levine who first brought this project to gilbert delivers his grand master's address and in june of 1940, it is nine months after war has broken out, reports that they're one of the parents in part with the help of chillon worried reunited with their children in the united states. within a year i happen to know from my own research there were several other parents who came later. two of the 50 children, liz's orthodontist and his sister who were saved to get the lived with gilbert and eleanor kraus for two years as foster children and their parents remained hiding in vienna throughout the entirety of the war and finally came to the united states in 1947, eight years after they had last seen their children. it did have a happy ending for many children. sadly some of the children lost one parent in the holocaust but of the children that i have the pleasure of finding and talking to, at least those i was able to reach, no one left both parents and the h

this is 18 year old anna fate carlton, side by side, of course, he will lsa.posted it this picture on instagram. gone viralment look at the eyes, yes, so many people responded that anna started making public appearances and performing at kids birthday parties, she must be raking it in. anna says the experience has been positive, but it is also a little overwhelming. >> you know what can be really creepy, and say horrible things. so, i don't know, you'll get hate and happiness everywhere, it is casino of just comes along with it. >> so let me get this straight. anna is the elsa look alike? >> ha-ha. >> and then, it is her sister who is playing anna, because isn't that the other princess? >> yes. >> pretty interesting. >> uncanny, the appearance. >> there go. >> now, did you see this in theatres with the kids? i saw with my daughter i think the day it came out. it is okay. i never thought it would take off like this. >> well, because you are not a kid. >> or maybe, ya. >> and you're not a girl. >> thank you. i didn't want to say it, but that's it. such -- >> tru

we're going to try to get you over to the carlton blues side, away from the bombers.ootball, but come over to the blues. >> reporter: that is fantastic. go ahead, mandy. i was going to say i started my life in carson. i was born, and then i became a bomber supporter, so i have a leg in each camp. >> reporter: now she's claiming she used to be a supporter -- anyway, it's not working on us, mandy. lee, we were just talking about how great indy car has come up. for people in our audience that may be not tuning in, why should they? >> first and foremost, it's exileding. it's an exhilarating sport, you have multinational doing spice well over 220 miles an hour. it's a great competition, with a diverse range of companies, nationalities, personalities involved, and a great variety of -- like this one, which you know all too well. a quite bumpy street circuit to super speedways. i would say diversity wraps it up in a nutshell. check it out -- there's two days. >> yes. >> reporter: tell us when to tune in. >> both daze on nbcsn live at 3:00 p.m. eastern, a doubleheader only ha

when carlton hesston first learned as head of the nra that people do have rights he called me up and meet me on my plane since we're on the same side. whoa, you don't understand i still think you can regulate guns. that was the end of that. i admire planet of the apes a lot. that ended that conversation. what i think i teach my students and what most of them years and decades later tell me is i've shown that there's more there than initially meets the eye. and that if you really think hard about what makes the other guy tick and why people have these views that you think are wrong, you will both be more effective as an advocate and have a deeper wisdom. >> rose: i think it's that and the other thing is simply the idea of how to think. you know. some sense that you come out of the experience of a regular law school education because i have nothing to do with the law but i did have a law school education. it is a way to think about issues and that's an important thing that you can carry for the rest of your life. you have to think about this. >> people talk about learning to think like

. >> reporter: now, i spoke with l andism commissioner carlton williams on the phone today.tells me that he will not discuss details of the investigation the weight of the security gate, the lag bolts, the size of them, what should have been done here or the folks who are now under investigation. coming up at 6:00 neighbors here want the rest of the security gates here inspected. you'll fine out who they want them to do the inspections. iain? >> dave, thank you. >>> arrest is made in connection with a hit-and-run that seriously injured a man surveillance video caught the accident in lindenwold, new jersey, late saturday night. we are not going to show you the man getting hit. police arrested 58 year old edward russell in connect with that crash. investigators say they got an anonymous tip that russell was the driver. he's now facing multiple charges. the victim remain in the hospital in stable condition. >> a water main break turns a rhawnhurst road into a river. happened overnight at somerdale and she will meyer avenue. crews got the leak under control before it damaged any

melissa carlton pregnant when doctors found a brain tomb ovrment in day she suffered a seizure and fell into a coma. baby was delivered by c-section on may 22. melissa now at rehab no, sir marin county where brian says she is showing slow signs of recovery. >> able to reach over and find him and touch him and caress him. >> we have had moments where we are convinced that she is making connection with us. that she is there. >>reporter: family from fresno but staying in a donated apartment in san francisco while melissa is still in the hospital. information on how you can help the family is listed at abc 7 news.com check that out when you can. baby west doing fine and we hope melissa doing a bit better. >>> well, traditionally photo show 2 people getting married but when bill murray shows up, an exception. ashley and daryn were posing downtown charlesto charleston, south carolina when the photographer noticed something strange. bill murray pulling the shirt up trying to get them to laugh. they didso e so he invited the actor joined the shoot. he did. here's the proof. murray has a history

take care of the families and the kids, it's like going from like a one studio apartment to the ritz carlton it's a good thing you're doing because their operating budget is $1.9 million a day and 75% of that has to come from private donations like you. isn't it a place of hope? >> it is. i would never want to see a child be sick, but if one is, that's the place to go because there is hope. >> we're hoping to raise a million dollars today. 1.7 million raised in the last couple years. we'll add to it this year. concussions has been a big topic in the headlines. you had the opportunity to go to washington, go to the pentagon, sit on a panel with some military top brass and talk about some of the things that they're dealing with. what improvements have you seen in the nfl as far as concussions go since you joined the league in 1993? >> the biggest improvement is awareness and awareness in all the stages. whether it's pro football, college football, high school football, pee wee football, people understand what they're looking for. there is a vigilance by parents, by coaches, by everybody involv

harry reid lives at the ritz carlton hotel and then you've got hillary making -- she's made upwards ofrmer president, has made north of $100 million in speeches. the problem it seems is the democrats cannot admit, hey, i made it. and it's great. follow me. do the american thing. instead it's kind of like, i get your pain and i'm just like you. they're not just like us. >> they're not just like us and the way they made their money is basically by inside deals, influence peddling and celebrity, which is different than making something. >> yeah, i guess that's a pretty good point. it is curious, they simply -- just say, look, don't you think the advice to hillary should be, just come out and say, i have made a lot of money since i left public service and i've made a lot of money since public service and it's great. this country works terrific. be like me. >> yeah. then she should light a cigar with a $100 bill. that would be perfect. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, call them nightmare nannies. one won't leave after she's fired. the other leaves kids in a hot car to go tann

a crash clearing from the east shore freeway, west 880, just past carlton.irsty thursday. we have our ambush makeovers for two lucky ladies plucked off the plaza and surprised with two hot new looks. >> they're going to look gorgeous because they're in the hands of our makeover team "today contributor and stylist to the stars -- >> everybody now. >> louis bakari, la, la, la,?jt, la. >> how about jenna bush hager knowing -- >> i watch the show. >> i like that about you. and "today" contributor and contributing editor for "people style watch" and author, jen martin. >> how was it? how was the plaza today? >> it's a beautiful day, and it was -- the plaza was crowded. there were so many people to pick from. the problem -- >> well, one of them, karen zilka, she's 62 years old from dexter, michigan. karen is a retired grandmother of five and keeps her daily beauty routine minimal. just face wash and moisturizer. her husband, mark, has been coloring her hair -- >> what? >> her hair for the last 15 years. >> that is amazing. >> mark has been coloring her hair. she's

steve carlton. he's a... sometimes i get moody and miserable, but i don't think i was always that way. they give me a phlebotomy. uh, they stick a 12-gauge needle in your arm and they draw all the blood out of you. usually 26 ounces they take out. when i first got this, it was, uh, i was getting it twice a month, every two weeks. >> in the 22-square mile polycythemia vera research cluster area, uh, there's a number of environmental assaults. at least 6 known super-fund sites, 6 waste coal generators, and over 23 unlined waste coal ash pits, all surrounding our community's public water supplies and private well users. from a scientific perspective, it's known that polycythemia vera is an acquired cancer, meaning that it's likely of the environment. you're not born with it. so now we're looking at this very complex mystery of the environment and its potential link in causing p. vera. >> the search for answers began here, at the now silent home of betty and lester kester. >> what is happening here is not beautif