carroll was there was a disagreement between two of his peers. of his rack, went to the bathroom area, put on his shoes, which is an indication of threatening and intimidating behavior. and as a result of that, he was put out of the program. >> the penitentiary mentality still running. again, he wants to put his shoes on and fight people, and it wasn't even his problem. it was somebody else's problem, but they was in the penitentiary together. you know how to goes. he's a good person and everything, when it comes to a friend, but when it comes to the program, he was just telling everybody what they want to hear and stuff like that. i ain't dogging him. i'm not saying something i wouldn't say to him. it's an accountability program. it ain't about rats and snitches, it's about helping each other out. >> and now it's time for destiny van winkle to move on to the next phase of her life. >> i'm getting released. i've been here a year. so it's time for me to go home. i'm very nervous. because, it's been a year. i want to go outside. i need the air. >>

county, carroll county. carroll county has a two-hour delay. the cold wind will be taking over the area. that is the bulk of the forecast. what you need to remember for today, we could see some re-freeze later on. 36 is your temperature for the morning our -- for the temperatures will come down, and we could see some re-freezing. at 32 degrees. we are 33 at hagerstown. areas of baltimore county, you can see the temperatures hovering around freezing. colder pockets -- silver spring, 32. 31 degrees in areas around baltimore, just north of there. the back edge of the snow coming through western montgomery county, leaving western frederick county. it is over before long. the green, that is the rain. we have some showers lingering. waldorf, prince frederick, dunkirk. we could see a little bit of sunshine. you'll need the code, gloves, scarf that he will need the coat , -- you will need the coat, the gloves, the scarf. temperatures are tumbling. it feels like we are in the 20's across the area. look at the weekend. close to 60 degrees on saturday, cl

and we want to get them in a loving home. >> i want to remind you because carroll just said it as wellut to adopt a pet from lonely hearts club visit ps p.c. after the at fishtown center. they are holding an event today from 1:00 to 4:00. adoption fees will be waved for long term resident dogs for today and all this week in celebration of the valentines day. >> absolutely back to the fishtown center and this beauty violet, will be at erie avenue at the main center there, so, 350 erie avenue. >> we hope we find a good home for her today. she has been so sweet, well behaved. >> wonderful dog. >> thanks, carroll as always. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00 here's is what coming up at 8:00. we are following the latest on a fire in delran burlington county and we're learning more about a fire fighter injured at that scene, latest up ahead at top of the hour. >>> also ahead it is battle of the moms, vittoria woodill and her mother take on pat gallen and his mom to see who can make the best sauce or as some say carroll, gravy is that right. >> right. >> each makes it a different wa

a bit of american iconography. >> thank you, stephen carroll.eview.is the press i'm joined by nick rushworth. we will start in somalia today. >> very rare to begin a press review with somalia. a man who holds joint american citizenship is now the president. he is a resident of grand island near buffalo in the state of new york. the buffalo news is headlining on that. tore is an ironic twist trump's immigration order banning people from somalia. the mainly muslim country along with 600 -- six other countries. he is a university of buffalo graduate. he tells the paper what a loss it would have been for the nerd states and for somalia had he been banned from going to school at all in the united states. got an awful lot to do when he becomes president. the washington post has a story saying the expectations of this new president are extremely high. >> when you consider that somalia is more or less a failed state, it is consistently ranked as the most corrupt country in the world. the washington post says any success any new president may have will r

time to turn to business with stephen carroll. we will start with united states, where a tv way if asher has been fined -- atv manufacturer has been fined for consumers.ts stephen: according to the u.s. federal trade commission, visio gathered information on its customers without their knowledge, and sold information without their watching. they say the data could not be much up to individuals. they will seek special permission from users before collecting information in the future. uber is to offer a in income to drivers in an effort to end a long-running dispute over pay. 4200 euros aearn month if they work 50 hours a week. >> a proposal to appease their drivers. uber has drawn up a plan to try and do two things. stalemate with their drivers and satisfy the french government so lawmakers do not depend -- do not step in. uber has been in mediation from two months. their drivers say that with the policy, it is nearly impossible to make a living. employees work as independent theractors, not employed by firm, and are thus exempt fr

make room for what matters. >>> back now with the cbs-3 pet project, carroll erickson animal advocate spca is here, carroll, good morning. >> good morning. >> great to have you. >> this is stella, a three month-old puppy and we will talk more about her but you love these hound ears, she's an absolute doll. but the thing i want to talk to everybody about to take we all know that dogs have a lot of emotion. they really do. sometimes they can be as stressed as we are but they show it in a different way and height be a way you would never even consider. i have got video i want to show you, i want to tell you this dog was adopted yesterday , fortunately but this dog got out of the pennsylvania spca but exhibiting types of stress as animals do. and that means your doggies afraid. comfort your own dog, be careful of the strange dog with the tail town because they may be just so tighten. pacing, worried dogs, that shows just how worried they are, don't yell at them, even sick dogs will pace. if they walk away and avert their eyes they are in the being disrespectful they don't want to have a c

but in—form carroll equalised and then put the hammers ahead with a 30—yard effort.n their last seven league games for southampton, three wins in fourfor the hammers... the guys did fantastic. we had game plan, 0k, the guys did fantastic. we had game plan, ok, but we did itand the guys did fantastic. we had game plan, ok, but we did it and executed it in the best possible way. we were behind the ball, close them down, scored three goals. basically a great performance. great performance. watford followed up their surprise win at arsenal on tuesday with another three points against burnley at vicarage road. 2—1 the score. watford's m'baye niang scored one on on hsi home debut and made another for troy deeney. burnley‘s miserable away record continues. the clarets haven't won on their travels since last may, and had midfielderjeff hendrick sent off early too, for a two—footed challenge. ashley barnes scored for them. watford are back into the top half of the table. we have a couple of really good chances, we got a penalty from a good chance just before that, you know, a

until jean carroll. >> most fellows have a tough day at the racetrack, they get nasty.ut not my jack. he's so sweet nothing bothers him. he drinks. he doesn't drink because he likes it. he drinks to steady his nerves. the other night he got so steady, he couldn't move at all. >> jean carroll was in a comedy team with a guy named buddy hal, who she ended up marrying, and buddy hal went off to war, so jean carroll rewrote their act so she could do it herself. became a solo stand-up. >> this guy ate like he was going for the chair. as for manners, you know, i've seen people eat with their hands before, but not soup. >> she got rave reviews. she was playing the same venues, as all the biggest comedians of the late 1940s, and getting bigger laughs than the guys. >> welcome to "you bet your life." say the secret word and an extra hundred dollars. it's a common word. something you always have with you. phyllis diller, i'll start with you. phyllis, what do you do to break up the monotony of housekeeping and taking care of five small gorillas. >> well, i'm really not a housewife

carroll: guilty. i watched it. it came across twitter, and it was actually quite adorable.liver: trump has obviously taking a hard line in terms of his language about china. it is ironic given all that that there has not been a clear point person, so now there is this opening to take a softer angle, and that is where ivanka comes in. >> right, he is using his family members, whether he is doing it or somebody is doing it, using his family to temper his rough spots. it is something we have not seen in a very long time, the dependence on family members to actually sort of jump in and almost be players. oliver: let's talk about andrew puzder, the focus of the cover story and a great feature piece about what we can learn about what he will do based on his own corporate experience. andrew puzder is a very interesting guy, in the sense he is like donald trump in a way. >> he is outspoken. he is a person who believes in his own counsel and says a lot of things often, even in the business world, that people would consider to be not pc. this is a man who runs a company that basicall

jason carroll went to the heart of harley country in wisconsin to talk to voters to see what they thinkpresident. here is tonight's "america uncovered" report. >> reporter: when you look at the reason why donald trump unexpectedly flipped the state of wisconsin, look no further than this bar right outside of milwaukee. it cay caters to a lot of harley davidson employees. they have plenty of praise for the president and find little tolerance for those protesting against him. >> get over it. he's in. just stop it. stop it. >> reporter: kim owns this bar and says her feelings mirror those of many in the community. a community that voted for trump over hillary clinton by nearly two to one. donny is a trump supporter. he says he worked at harley for 40 years before he retired and was a small business owner. >> it cost me a business i had, a bar like this. certain people move in the area, and the other people move out. >> reporter: do you mean people who look like me? >> well, the neighborhood changed. like 90% in two years. white people won't come in, and i had to sell it. >> reporter: going

i didn't take that advice and we'll see how it turns out. >> jason carroll joins me now.olidly republican territory. doesn't seem like he got a very positive reception. how did it go? >> he really didn't. at one point, though, he did receive a positive perception, anderson and that was probably the only point and it was when he was asked a question about whether or not the president should release his tax returns, at that point congressman gates stood up and addressed the crowd and said yes, i do believe this president should in fact, release his tax returns. this is someone who was an early supporter of donald trump so surprising for some here to actually hear him admit something like that. he was received by a great deal of applause but that was really the only point when he started talking about wanting to apologize accompli apologiabolish the epa, he was overwhelmingly met with boos in this crowd. a number of people came from as far away as tallahassee and panama, panama city coming here wanting to voice their anger, voice their opinions. you heard the congressman say

got to be better than democrats. >> jason carroll reporting from wisconsin.thank you. >>> coming up, a democratic senator slams the president for criticizing the judge who blocked his travel ban. calling the president's tweet embarrassing and dangerous. i will be joined live by david gergen, adviser to four presidents for his take on all of it. >>> it's no exaggeration to say there are no billionaires quite like warren buffett. the oracle of omaha may be worth billions of dollars, he lives less like a tycoon and much more like an average joe. even as someone who i've interviewed many times over the years and learned a lot about. there's a lot that i did not know about warren buffett. that i've learned from this new film "becoming warren buffett." that looks at the life of this extraordinary businessman. >> i'll have the sausage mcmuffin with egg and cheese. >> this is a bacon, egg and cheese biscuit. the market is down so i think i'll pass up the 3.17 and go for the 2.95. >> warren buffett is the only person who from scratch built a company that is in the top

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. >> and i'm here at the home of geoff carroll, the last musher in town, which sounds like a great title disney movie. >> you are the last dog sledder in barrow. >> yes. sad but true. kind of slowly whittled down over the years. only running team in barrow at this point. >> how long have you lived in barrow? >> since 1986. >> so when you got here in '86, were there other dog sledders? >> yeah, other teams. lots of guys who spent half their lives rung dogs but they kind of switched over to snow machines. >> i hope you don't take this the wrong way but you're the last dog sledder,nd you seem to be -- how do i say this -- not a native. >> well, yeah, it's kind of ironic. the natives were the ones that invented dog sledding. dogs were absolutely vital to the culture. >> geoff's right. the four-legged companions were used for nomadic traveling, carrying supplies for hunts, tracking prey, and keeping their owners alert for dangerous animals. >> so geoff, any tips for me while i get out there for my first dog sled. >> just hold on tight, and i'll kind of teach you the commands. when you take of

. >> rodney and carroll johnson ordered the replacement lithium ion battery for about $11 online. mr. johnson says that he kept going boom, boornlgs boom, it kept going. >> state regulators trying to determine if there's a problem with the battery brand. >> that's why i put the plastic cover on my couch just so to protect it from you know incidents like that. >> you have a plastic cover on your couch. >> yeah, like your grandma used to to protect it. >> right. breaking overnight a dangerous close call as two planes collide in phoenix as we imagine kendis's couch. a departing frontier airlines plane clipped the wing of a southwest airlines from oklahoma city. >> no injuries have been reported. the faa however is investigating the incident. >>> now to a consumer alert. the britax says a connector linking the car seat to the stroller frame could fail causing children to fall. at least 26 injuries have been reported. consumers can contact britax for a free repair kit. find more information on wnnfans.coming. >> france is using eagles to discipline rogue drones. they're being trained t

first to jason carroll there in south carolina following the president. i mean, you felt it. you were in the crowd. i heard, you know, huge support for him. the whole america first. mantra buy american, hire american. it does well for him. >> reporter: it really did. in many ways, brooke, this reminded me of a campaign speech we heard in fact, when we were in south carolina almost a year ago for the primary. he thanked south carolina for giving him that win. thanked now governor, then lieutenant governor, henry mcmaster. remember nikki haley supported senator marco rubio. much thanks to give out here, thanking the boeing folks. talk building a promise he made on the campaign to make it america first. brenda mcmanus said she slept in her car overnight to see the president, the president who got off the 787-10. she said he felt as though he did well talk building jobs. i asked her about that press conference yesterday. she said, look, i'm a die-hard republican. i like when he talks about jobs. i don't like it when he tweets so much. brooke? >> jason, thank you. this is one of t

genie: time for business news with stephen carroll. we are starting with the latest results from the french carmaker peugeot. they almost doubled net profits last year to one point 7 billion euros. the earnings were boosted by cost-cutting, price increases and sales. it's an impressive turnaround for the carmaker that needed a government cash injection in 2014. the company is pushing ahead with talks to buy the opel brand from general motors. alexander hirst has more. psa is ready to let the good times roll. rescued from the verge of bankruptcy by the french government in 2014 europe's third-largest automaker nearly doubled its profit last year. it is issuing its first dividend in seven years. can pull a similar turnaround with the german car brand opel which has lost billions since 2000. part of general motors european division. >> we believe there is opportunity to create a european car champion. resulting from the combination of a french company and a german company without forgetting our u.k. friends. which could be just weeks away

stephen carroll is with me now. is full of in paris people who i assume have rented apartments on airbnb. the authorities in barcelona are following suit. european cities are having problems with it. homeowners in central barcelona can only rent out a single property on the website. it is part of an overall aimed at separating professional landlords from regular users. airbnb will start collecting tourist taxes directly on the site. the company has gotten fierce criticism from barcelona's authorities and was fined last year for advertising illegal rentals. barcelona's head of taurus and described the new measures as a joke and called on the site to stop lifting apartment -- listing apartments without permits. to cut thement plan budget deficit. the finance minister you forecast risks underestimating spending. the government believes the deficit will be 2.7% of gdp. cost-cutting is needed to ensure france's financial stability. the prime minister is not pleased with the latest assessment from the imf. he says the ana

time for our business update with stephen carroll. you are starting with deutsche bank which has reported massive losses for last year. under 2 billion euros. that is worse than had been predicted. the six point 7 billion euros it had to pay over the mis-selling of mortgages. it lost 7 billion in 2015. that's actually seeing the frankfurt dax trade below the flat line. we had a decision from the bank of england couple of moments ago. they have raised their growth forecast. speaking company news is what is moving the markets once again. the story of a missing chinese tycoon believed to have been abducted from his luxury hotel residents. >> the world's richest man. according to reports he was taken from the four seasons hotel in hong kong last friday by chinese security agents. his whereabouts are currently unknown but clues keep popping up. hong kong is feeling a sense of deja vu over the disappearance of a man who was snatched by his hotel by mainland security agents. >> total disregard to the one country in the system. able to have m

miss you, jayden. >> reporter: in stockton, gabrielle carroll, abc 7 news. >> that's special. right. >>> well, thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00, i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. stay with us, abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> dramatic video captures a house crushed by a mudslide and now the homes on either side may also be in trouble. >>> maintenance crews are working as quickly as they can to clear highway 17. right now that major commute route in the south bay is shut down. >>> and how fast-moving water turned an afternoon lunch into a rescue mission. >>> it's a real mess in the santa cruz mountains tonight. the ranling san lorenzo river has flooded its banks again, dozens of residents evacuated. >>> a massive mudslide is causing delays for tens of thousands of commuters. both directions of highway 17 are closed because of this slide north of scots valley. >> and there's also trouble getting around in wine country. flooding turning cars into boats on state route 121. it is pretty messy out there. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz in for

got to be better than the democrats. >> now, jason carroll reporting there.ing with us this hour. i'm michael holmes. >> i'm lynda kinkade. we will be back for another hour of "cnn newsroom" after a short of "cnn newsroom" after a short break. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ we've got the beer ♪ miller beer with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, or colors. panera. food as it should be. >> welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world.in the i'm michael holmes. >> i'm lynda kinkade. it is midnight on the u.s. east coast and 5:00 a.m. in london. as we start this hour with breaking news in the u.s., the justice department is appealing to a federal judge's decision suspending president trump's travel ban order. >> now, this move coming as many airlines have begun

got to be better than democrats. >> jason carroll, thank you very much for that reporting. >>> comingtake you to dearborn, michigan, where a third of the population is arab american. how are businessowners there responding to the president's travel ban? and their message directly to him. shocked by your wireless bill every month? additional fees. tacked on taxes. come on! with t-mobile one, taxes and fees are now included! get 4 lines of unlimited lte data for 40 bucks each. that's right - all unlimited. all in! and now, for a limited time save more than you pay in taxes on all smartphones. so switch to t-mobile and save hundreds vs. the other guys. it's better than a tax holiday! and it's only at t-mobile. w...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for people like me who have tried other medications,... but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant

cnn's jason carroll is standing by in north charleston, south carolina. pamela brown is in washington. manu raju is on capitol hill. jason, they're awaiting the president's arrival. what are you hearing there? >> reporter: first of all, i have to tell you, it wasn't that long ago the president was at odds with some of the folks here at boeing after he balked at the $4 billion price tag for building two new air force ones. as you recall, kate, he tweeted out, cancel the order. shortly thereafter he had a meeting with the ceo, the head of boeing. and they decided together they would come up with an alternative plan for the cost of those air force ones. and give a break to taxpayers. so right now, though, things are looking good in terms of how the president is expected to be received here at boeing for the unveiling of the 787-10. he's expected to arrive here just at about 12 noon. shortly after arriving, kate, he's then expected to meet with the president and ceo of boeing. after that, he'll tour the facility. he'll give some brief remarks. that's expected

got to be better than the democrats. >> jason carroll joins us from milwaukee.'s interesting that the head of the local union there, you know, was expressing reservations about donald trump except for the tpp but seems like the rank in file is not following the lead of the head of union there. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. look, you look at the places like milwaukee, you'll find a lot of people sort of on the fence when it comes to the president or supported hillary clinton but this election was one outside city's like milwaukee and places like german town and when you go out to places like that, anderson, the support is overwhelming and to many of the people who some of the people that you heard in the piece says the president isn't really being given a fair shot. they say look, this is a man that hasn't been in office a month. you feel how strong the support for the president is when you go outside cities, anderson? >> thanks very much. in the next hour on 360, president trump changing his message or at least appearing to change his message to israel a

. >> three teens were shot while walking home from miami carroll senior high -- >> reporter: hours later, in the same neighborhood, three teens shot on their way home from school in a drive-by shooting. part what was seems to galvanize people in this movement, it was a white guy accused of killing a black teenager. what happened here last night most likely was black on black. >> we know that black on black crime is plaguing our community. it's something that we have to deal with as citizens. just have to work at it piece by piece by piece. >> reporter: a cruel irony depicting the ugly cycle of gun violence in this case, all three teens are expected to make full recoveries. >> i would imagine that knowing that your son is the face of a movement has to energize you in some way. but i would also mention, it can be a tremendous burden, yes? >> i would much rather prefer my life as it was. to have both boys here, to just be going on vacation and going to work every day, and them going to school. but i know that it's not just about trayvon martin, it's about so many other trayvon martins. it's

still alive at 96. >> carroll channing, carroll channing performed this is super bowl. >> two super. >> two. >> yes. >> what is her hain song. >> hello, dolly. >> reporter: see, sue's up there too. that is probably one of your top ones. my thumb two super bowl performance george burns and mickey rooney 1987. >> i don't remember that. >> all right. and, so hoist number one? 1989 super bowl half time performer he will vest press co a he will vest pressly impersonator. >> i don't remember that either. >> run them on the air if you can turn the video around. >> we need to see this. >> nfl has come for but they are my top 3/4. 3a and 3b. that is going out on a limb, mike. >> that is a bad limb: that is a thin limb. >> they had an impersonator. >> elvis i am person that it or. >> that was first 3t show in half time. >> we had an impersonator honor show. >> she was great. >> yes. >> yes. >> he may have predict the winner in last night's super bowl, but how president donald trump is betting on his own lawyers to help reinstate his controversial border policy. >> the white house is facing a

they are going to destroy these government branches that they overseeing.d to be host: carroll, thanks nor the call. of betsye confirmation devos as education secretary and this week nfor treasury and veteran iness and affairs. confirmation for labor secretary begins this week. guest: i think conservatives pleasantly surprised by president trump's nominations and democrats appalled. some people who really do want to cut back on the of the departments an agencies that -- and agencies that they are going to run. find the k they will government is not like a business at all. things.ard to change so, i think you may see a tilt .n different directions there's a court system, there's popular opinion. is the civil service. there is congress. there are so many checks and on everyone that i really -- we will see what happens happens. we have been wrong in the punditry business many times but the proverbial queen elizabeth ship. you can't turn it easily. host: your book focusing primarily on legislation but the standard focused on neil gorsuch. what kind of battle do you any over his novel natio

havertown that it i have graduated from archbishop carroll and then villanova and then taught at father judge high school in northeast philadelphia he took over as acting director after julia pierson's resignation in october of 2014. president obama name clancy secret service director in february of 2015. >>> a russian spy ship is patrolling off the the coast of delaware according to cbs news. national security correspondent david martin says natalie auxiliary general intelligence ship is 07 miles off the coast of international waters. it made a port call in cuba and has been working its way up to a sub base near new london connecticut. the spy games comes as president trump forced general michael flynn to resign as national security advisor. the white house says that flynn mislead vice-president pence, about the contents of the conversation was russian's ambassador during the transition. >> we got to a point not based on a legal issue but based on a trust issue with the level of trust between the president , and general flynn had eroded to the point where he felt he had to make a chang

because my father, born in 1900 in carroll county, georgia, which might as well have been 1800 in missouri, loved his students just like pat loved his. and he didn't give a damn about the organization. he would, he would teach classes as a school superintendent at every opportunity. i was interested when pat spoke here in that same spot about as fraught as his relationship with the citadel was, he was published by citadel people. and he related the story of his first offer from a publisher. the stories around pat conroy are amazing, and you've shared so many of them today, but i'll never forget the editor in new york who said, pat, this is the cutest thing -- [laughter] how did he come to get his first manuscript typed? he didn't write it -- it was written longhand, and that was not acceptable. how did he manage to get a presentable manuscript put together? >> he always told, and this has been verified by other people, that he just, his first wife, barbara, and he just took chapters all around to anybody they knew that had a typewriter and would be willing to type it. [laughter] and so it

"action news" was there in new castle for promotion of the bringing dean general carroll timons.es over for major general frank who served as a general for 18 years. timons has 40 years of service as a helicopter and cargo plane pilot including numerous combat missions. she's also delaware's first female two star general. >>> and railroad fans hey track in bucks county for new hope solebury train hoe. to more than 100 vendors selling equipment and memorabilia for every gauge of model train. there were experts there to help answer questions, and it was a day dedicated to the glory days of the railroad industry. tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it

fifty-seven year-old carroll and, pled guilty in court in connection with theft that occurred between 2009 and 2014 >>> in the the trent page of the times herald vice elmwood park zoo female jaguar has something to roar about after giving birth unexpectedly to two cubs last tuesday. here's a closer look, zoo's male jaguar, is father of the cubs. the two have not conceived before, which is why, the birth came as somewhat of a vice but you know night-light ing, little music. >> yes. >> put them in the mood there. >> inka and zena. >> strong names, i like it. >> two baby cubs, that is all that matters. >> very pretty. >> that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >> up next pat's here with sports. >> good morning, guys i'm back so are sixers as they look to make february as hot as january starting tonight. the flyers were in action. we will show you low lights, next. >>> we have heard from the layers. new we are seeing ads that will be shown during sunday's super bowl. this one starring john lovet z bees we will show you others when we come right >>> welcome back a

went to archbishop carroll, taught at father judge high school in northeast philly, took on as acting rest ignite or, to 14, named by director by president obama in february . >> in other news this noon, new jersey governor chris christie and his wife are in washington dc for lunch today with the president around 12:30. this comes days after christie had said he had no intentions of joining the trump administration. christie announced the lunch on his app to the governor radio show last night. but wouldn't reveal the purpose of the meeting. >> it would not surprise me at all, an hour with him socializing, talking about our families, life in general, if he want to talk about certain business, or get my input on anything, he's never been shy to ask, if he asks, i'll offer. >> despite being one of the president's top surrogates during the campaign last month christie confirmed that he had turned down several job offers in the administration. some are speculating with so many staffing issues these days, christie may be back in play. >>> well, it looks like a lovely valentine day on tap. i

twenty-seven year-old reginald carroll was taken in custody, after the incident. police say they received a tip natalie woman was going to be kidnaped as she left work on aramingo avenue. under cover officers saw two men forcing the 25 year-old into the back of her car. officers chased the car for four blocks until the driver lost control and crashed. search continues for the other suspect. >>> berks county mother and father are charged with involuntary manslaughter over the death of their two-year old daughter. investigators say jonathan and grace foster of up your tool seven who can even tone ship refused medical care for her daughter in november. the child days days after -- days later of, pneumonia that could have been treated with antibiotics. parents told police that seeking medical treatment is against their religious belief s. >> both parents indicated that they did not believe in medications, or doctors, and natalie death of the victim was god's will. fosters knowingly failed in the duty of care and it is our duty to protect the victim and the fosters of

i was talking to carroll mckenzie at our sister radio station kyw news radio. the she's a skier.anting to because it will be that slushy snow that is messy to be outside in but in addition to that, it is also, the not the best news for people who like farming. plants, shrubs can budd too early and return of the cold comes along it can kill your crops. and insect proliferation gets early on set, animals, are also at risk with this kind of winter warmth. if it is row long enough. we are going to see the temperatures drop off, but even still, in the seven day almost every single day is well above average. we will see. in the the meantime high pressure is reason for. that we don't have any big systems in sight. more than anything just a few front come through next couple of days. warmer front first. send us on a climb. looking forward here and then we will drop off with a cold front passage lead nothing to presidents day. in the meantime though today is, again, par for the course. right where we should be, bright sunshine, seasonal, we will call it warm but it is at least comfortable

thunderstorms.unde so now we also have a severeere thunderstorm warning in effect and this is for anne arundel, carroll county, northeasternortr montgomery county, hartford andd baltimore counties until 11:30 tonight, and those winds within that storm system expected toto also be about 60 miles an hour. that winter wet advisory overver the higher elevations actually.. lows in the 30s and 40s.nd 40s i'll have your full forecast and the seven day just ahead.he. back to you. y >>> fox5 in montgomery countyryt now where a man is figh his life tonight after a crashra that may have been caused by aya street race between two other drivers. 64-year-old carlos hernandez iss well known as deacon incon montgomery county. the wreck happened yesterday one connecticut avenue andticuaven kensington. fox5's lipped say watts spoke wt with hernandez family andamy friends and reports tonight froo bethesda. >> reporter: i spoke by phoney p to carlos hernandez son who ishs by his side here at suburban sua hospital in bethesda.sd he says his dad is still in a coma. coma he has not woken up yet.et. but his condition has impr

carroll erickson would be appalled. families are encouraged to keep emergency kits in the home and car in preparation for power outages and icy road >>> our coverage of the morning's winter weather continues. >> lets take a live look outside in wilmington delaware where we are looking like for the most part just some rain, but, we have seen it before, it is coming. >> it will switch over. >> we will be right back. where does it come from? the drive to be the first female official in the nfl. it starts inside. that's why every cup of activia yogurt is made with billions of our exclusive probiotic to help care for what's inside. activia. it starts inside. storm scan is the changeover that we have anticipated, it the is pretty much coming in right on schedule here for the changeover. it is moving quickly however, so i think that even as early as 10:00 a.m. far western counties may be done but you'll see in future weather what is about to happen. you have got the split just over i-95 between rain and sleet, turning over to

carroll silver.ho during the white night riots unfortunately took a rock in the face and bears that scar to this day. billy maher who always stood tall and always had something to add to the discussion. i spoke last night with jack mulanari who could not be here today. he was board president during much of my 9 years as supervisor. and he is traveling and he can't attend hi would also like to recognize don heranzy who was almost a supervisor. and john fargus who was. thank you very much, madam chair, madam president. >> thank you, senator. and now i would like to acknowledge our state senator mark leno for a special commendation. >> thank you madam president. we are celebrating this centinnial as beautiful and magnificent from the walls and to the elegant and the ornate ceiling and to these extraordinary chandaliers which were actually taken down and put into storage to put up modern light ins and they were in fact, well stored and put back in place during our late 90s historic restoration and renova

a series of niggling injuries are ruining andy carroll's england chances. boss slaven bilich. the striker has been in great form for west ham when fit — but he's currently sidelined with a groin strain and has only made 16 appearances for the club this season. when he's playing, when he's fit, for me, he is a top striker. but i told him, itold him in dubai and i told him, itold him in dubai and i told him, itold him in dubai and i told him yesterday that those small things that are ruining or damaging 01’ things that are ruining or damaging or affecting his rhythm are no good for him, no good for us, no good for a call—up in the england squad. a blow for arsenal this morning with the news that midfielder santi cazorla is out for the season as he recovers from ankle surgery. the spain international has been out of action since october and has undergone an operation and it was expected that his recovery would take around three months. but arsenal now believe the 32—year—old will need longer on the sidelines and expect him not to feature again this season. wor

little warm so a lot of it was s just what we call white rainr it melted as it fell but taneyb town in carroll county got 2.2 damascus .7, winchester gotter that inch this afternoon from am the squalls and these are a a few other squall totals.tls. chantilly virginia got .8 of.8 f an inch reston a half inch andaa dulles a half inch.inch so a lot of you sent us yourusyr pictures and we appreciate it.i. later tonight because it is soao cold be aware some of these the snow squalls that deposited alse very smallposi amount of snowf could be black ice in thelack ie morning because it is just is ju going to be so incrediblycrebly cold. we are about 30 degrees cold than we were yesterday at this hour, 25 is the actual temperature in gaithersburg.her. d.c. is 31 and you saw laurensal there fighting with theseh tese winds. they've been so strong. st wind advisory was just droppedrd for our area but we still havele gusts close to 30 miles ano 30 hour and it will stay mightya breezy tonight which means e hello winter, we're back withckh the teens and maybe even some s single digit wind chills for not onl

carroll: and the irs wants a piece of michael jackson. oliver: all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek". ♪ carol: we are here with editor in chief megan murphy. last week, we talked about the business community and president trump. how ittioned in davos seemed like everyone was behind him. i feel like the thinking was we heard on the campaign trail was just rhetoric and that is not what we will see in terms of policy, but maybe that is not true and that is worrying businesses a little bit. megan: we will see this filter through. i was one person who is saying he will do what he said he would do, but then you are surprised because some of these policies were quite extreme. i think in particular when you , look at a muslim ban or extreme vetting or changing that program, the implementation of that policy is such a marked shift with the obama administration. i think what businesses are convulsing a bit, he said he would do it, was very clear, but now seeing it in practice is surprising a lot of people just in terms of the speed. carol: thi

looking inat the comment on each of them and this is one of them from oaks pennsylvania and this one carroll center of her two boys and the one soner right is nursing a cold and as we look at this beautiful shot here the contrast blue and white and vicky sent this to my facebook page and this snow is almost like the glue like snow that pasted itself on to every surface, 38 miles per hour in allentown, than is the story the wind is harsh.n dover and 45 miles per hour in atlantic city. and windchilled with that win out of the northwest feels like 10 in 15 allentown and 15 millville and 17 in philadelphia. the storm is winding up places in massachusetts up to 18 inches of snow blizzard like conditions continuing now as the storm is winding up and moving away. we are on the western side and that is why we broke into the sunshine and now we see the strong winds wrapping around the low it's blustery and cold and windchilled going everywhere into the single digits and air temperatures in the teens, slush see puddles, they are fzen over if they are not treated. treat tf you are traveling around afte

carroll the three others targeted the 25-year-old woman for ransom so they could shake money from her boyfriend because they just committed a home invasion and got nothing. police say the pair have ties to home invasions throughout the city. for port richmond, nbc10 news. >>> well, the evening commute should be much smoother than this morning. a tractor trailer toppled over on the route to i-95 south to the blue route in woodland. the crash shut down that ramp for hours and caused major delays throughout the morning. the driver was taken to the hospital. >>> new republican opposition to president's pick for education secretary, two gop senators say they will vote against betsy devos. if all democrats also oppose her, that mean a 50/50 split in the senate. vice president mike pence would have to break the ties to confirm her. >>> today, demonstrators came to senator pat toomey's office urging him to vote against devos. and a news conference held to courage cory booker to support betsy devos as secretary of education. group says devos has made a clear case for making education work for

while charles carroll of maryland one of the wealthiest families and planters in the american south was what was earning what americans earning as a huge sum of 1,800 pounds a year. the earl of vast estates in england were bringing in an annual of over 40,000 pounds. by english standards americans aristocrats like washington and jefferson even with their hundreds of slaves remained mine or gentry at best. and by the english measure of status, lawyers like john adams and alexander hamilton were even less distinguished. gentlemen, no doubt but nothing like the english nobility who vast scale of wealth was beyond anything that existed in north america. they were different from the english ary stockocracy. now the 18th century anglo-american enlightenment was preoccupied with what they called politeness which had a much broader meaning that it had for us today, much more than manners and decorum. it implied afterability, socialability, cultivation. indeed politeness was considered to be the source of civility which was soon replaced by a much more expansive term civilization. so what they m