there is in it opportunity in connecticut.in this state without jobs. 25,000 of them in the next few weeks will have to make decisions about whether to apply for welfare for the first time in their lives. all i bring to you is having achieved a democratic primary that can be a referendum in the state on the kind of hard effort it will take to end the war, not by christmas as mr. marcus suggests. i notice he talked about ending the war by christmas. his term as senator will begin in january. i don't think the war will be over. the fight will still be going on. >> mr. marcus charged your campaign has been taken over by the left? what is your response to that? >> most of my positions in this campaign missed marcus and mr. donahue have taken over. i am the only candidate the far-left and far-right attack. only one thate really poses a threat to either of them. >> 1, 2, 3. ♪ >> what kind of senator will joe duffy be when all of our programs for progress are stopped at the door? >> paul o'dwyer. >> he will be the senator of the demo

>> guest: we were living in stamford connecticut. we had a house that sat on 6 acres and a lake surrounded by one so we had the privacy that my parents were seeking. it was a predominantly white community in northern stanford so we integrated ouroo neighborhood and schools. >> host: how many black people were living in stamford connecticut in 1963? >> guest: it was north stamford, so it was our family. there may have been two or three that lived up in that section of town and we just kind of desegregated ourselves. >> host: what do you remember about being one of the few african-americans? >> guest: i remember in children people asking i me my race and i would be feeling shy, didn't speak at all, wouldn't ask questions or wear my glasses because i didn't want to be different in any other way and i didn't understand that was part of my experience being the only black child in fifth grade. until fifth grade i was the only black child in the school. >> host: why did your mom and dad wan wants you to live their? >> guest: i don't think t

the plane went down shortly after takeoff yesterday in connecticut. at least seven people were killed. the plane was used to take aircraft enthusiasts on thrill rides. kris van cleave has more on this story. >>> boeing 93012, we'd like to return to the field. >> reporter: the world war ii b-17 burst into flames after crash landing at hartford's bradley airport. from the air you can see the burned wreckage. angela fletcher saw the plane moments before the crash. >> i heard what sounded like a freight train coming down the street. so i looked out the window and kind of waited for it, and all of a sudden i saw this plane go over the house real low. i heard the engine go pop, pop. you could tell there was >> reporter: the trouble started about five minutes into the flight. among the 13 on board were two pilots. they radioed the tower about a problem. >> what's the reason for contact? >> the number four engine. we'd like to return. >> reporter: while trying to make an emergency landing it hit the de-icing building and a maintenance facility. one person was

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senators connecticut democrat chris dobbs in pennsylvania republicans rick santorum discuss their workon the bipartisan policy sector's task force on paid family leave. and look at the battleground 2020 house and senate races to watch and third-quarter campaign funding resorts with the role called bridget bowman. watch c-span washington journal law live 7:00 p.m. Ãbà >> c-span campaign 2020 coverage continues live thursday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span president trump holds a keep america great rally in the american airlines center in dallas. on friday 6:00 p.m. live on c-span elizabeth warren holds the town hall in norfolk virginia. watch on c-span anytime on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> also from the senate floor today connecticut democratic senator chris murphy spoke about the trump administration's foreign

we are delighted to have you on this beautiful day in downtown connecticut. this is the barnum museum. it is in fact the last museum and as we all know he started the enterprise in 1842 and this is the last gift of just the city of bridgeport to the global community that we served. many of you are very familiar with the museum. in 2010, we were hit by a tornado because that is the kind of stuff that happened to barnum. and then a year after that it was hurricane irena and then super storm cindy. i want to also give a shout out to the state of connecticut indoor delegation who really supported the 7 million-dollar bond reappropriation because we are just about to embark on a major historic recap of the gorgeous barnum building from 1893 so that is a huge thing. and to add to that -- thank you. [applause] to add that also, our congressman has also been working very hard with us to get the building on the national register. we are in the process of being reviewed to become a national historic landmark and there is only about 2500 in this country and that is a si

a rare chance to fly aboard a world war ii era bomber ended in aboard a vintage plane in seers connecticut today. at least seven people were killed when the crew tried to make an emergency return to the busy hartford airport. the plane careening off the runway, exploding into flames. our ron allen is there tonight. >> reporter: minutes after takeoff, a deadly and fiery crash. the black smoke visible for miles. >> there is a fire at one of the runways over here. >> reporter: a b-17 world war ii era bomber, part of a vintage plane exhibition offering flights to the public crashed and slid off the runway striking a maintenance building three crew and ten passengers aboard. >> i was worried it was a passenger flight aye had no idea. >> i saw this thick, black smoke. i was like something happened here, there is a fire or something. >> reporter: the crash so intense, rescuers struggled to identify the victims a foundation that preserves the war planes brought it to connecticut this week for an exhibition in a statement saying our thoughts and prayers are with those who are on that flight and we

major general is from connecticut, born in norwich and is beginning his communication, that is traders activities are all confined to september, that is not the case, and actually had been going on for 16 months beginning in may, just a month, it has gone on from life, all the other portrait are based off of this one, or are simply fakes. they are not of benedict arnold. this was done by french portrait painter while he was military governor in philadelphia. and washington is with lafayette, and others at the heart for conference in downtown hartford, informing for three days with his--. the same stretch of time, the same 22nd is win alexander hamilton, benedict arnold, is meeting with john andre and they are meeting just south of west point, it's on the same day after that conference, back to west point to meet with arnold to go over there fortifications at west point. arnold is absent, gone and wondering. it's clear that he has decided he wants to escape on the vulture and hamilton decides immediately that he must prepare the army for a possible counterattack. first, he attempts to c

attorney for connecticut, in charge of the investigation and i understand he's making great progress. as you know, he's a 35 year veteran of the department. great reputation for nonpartisanship. he is a buy the book kind of guy. he is thorough and fair and i'm confident he's going to get to

. >> and barbara in connecticut. >> i'm scared. i'm concerned about driving this car. >> just after barbara spoke with our connecticut responds team, the national highway traffic safety administration took note. it's now opening a preliminary investigation. nhtsa said it's received 439 complaints that head rests burst open without a crash. and 71 of those reports involved injuries. right now nhtsa says its investigation is limited to 2014 jeep grand cherokees and dodge durangos. that covers barbara in connecticut, but neither elizabeth in north carolina nor sean and laura here in california. however, nhtsa says the preliminary investigation will also examine other fiat, chrysler automobile models and model years. we turned to fiat chrysler for comment. a spokesperson said, we are providing nhtsa withur fiat chr told us, its vehicles meet or exceed all federal safety requirements. it continually monitors the performance of vehicles in the field responding accordingly. and customer safety is paramount. >>> sean, barbara and elizabeth

retired connecticut police officer gary mazzone is one of ose lives lost. his son, brian, spoke through his grief. >> he was a great role model for me and my siblings, great role model. hard worker, well respected, do d.ything for you. and... i'm lucky. >> reporter: debra riddell actually took a picture of people working on the plane's engine shortly before takeoff. the pilot was described as the most experienced b-17 pilot in the u.s. investigators say the impact shattered the airplane. they don't even know where the cockpit is yet, but they were able to get inside the tail section to recover maintenance records and some personal effects, including a money clip. norah. >> o'donnell: tough to hear those stories from the families. kris, thank you. now to paris and another attack in a city that has seen more itan its fair share of violence. this one was inside police headquarters today. four people were stabbed to death by a civilian employee. imtiaz tyab is in paris where investigators are trying to figure out why the attacker suddenly snapped. >> reporter:

rescuers struggled to identify the victims a foundation that preserves war planes brought it to connecticut this week for an exhibition. in a statement saying, our thoughts and prayers are with those who were on that flight and we will be forever grateful to the heroic efforts of the first responders the b-17 nicknamed the flying fortress, featured in the film memphis bell investigators say this plane took off at 9:45 a.m. five minutes later, the pilot told the tower he wasn't gaining altitude, and circled the airport, then crashed at 9:54. the airport shutdown for hours >> this definitely is very overwhelming sanu r >> reporter: now one connecticut senator demanding the grounding of all vintage airplanes pending investigation. >> before we take these airplanes out of the skies, we need to know whether they can be better maintained or equipped. but for right now we need to know exactly what the cause was here >> reporter: authorities have now confirmed seven people died in that crash. bradley international airport has reopened the crash site still blockin cancellations. the ntsb now in char

connecticut has a lot of financial problems. they have problems. what is happening in connecticut? previous governor who ran the state into bankruptcy. one interesting thing i have noticed that is very specific. in connecticut we spent too much money on simple things. as far as per mile of road we spent $550,000 where the national average is $150,000, we need fresh ideas, new faces to find these things and i can do that. rob: another company leaving the state. >> absolutely and they want to stay, we just have to give them a reason. rob: good luck, thanks for coming on. we appreciate it. carley: 35 after the hour. a circus bear on the attack. the horrifying moment to let the crowd in shock. the nationals hope to continue their sweep of the houston astros. >> reporter: you are my tallest friend but you have competition. take a look. you might know some of these guys, they rate every game. who will win tonight? you guys? come on over here. we have a lot of activity coming up from national park live when "fox and friends first" returns. . [throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmoth

what you see in connecticut.rowth did pick up it was helped by strong manufacturing and robust retail sales. it is still looking at connecticut from last year being ranked 45 among the 50 states. what would you say about where the economy stands, what direction it's headed, what worries you? >> been a laggard the last 50 years. advanced manufacturing, digital media, even insurance. a lot of our core industries are hiring we have a hard time filling the need it's my job to make sure people are trained for these jobs right now. >> the biggest positive outlook you have when it comes to the economy? >> biggest concern is our fiscal mess it's been a long-time coming it's tough to get the political world to step up and make hard decisions we have to do on things like pensions and not to mention transportation we haven't invested in our transportation system in a long time we're about to do that. >> can i ask you a related question real estate prices in connecticut have fallen, as you know, flat at best, sideways at bes

how does greenwich, connecticut vote? they vote democratic. greenwich, connecticut, has been going democratic, moving towards the democratic party where the first president bush's father and the second president bush as grandfather was first selectman of greenwich for 20 years, rich man living in the community full of rich people, that has been moving towards the democratic party. if you go to the upper east side of manhattan, the rich areas, the late david koch lived, you go to aspen, go to palm beach county, very richest parts of america, bel air where president reagan lived in retirement went democratic. i think what happens is americans, as i put it more often, are split in politics along cultural and economic lines. you see split on economic lines, like rich people voting against, voting for candidates for lower taxes. you see that less today than you did in the future. a better indicator is what is your position on abortion rights? do you believe roe v wade was correctly decided, and expansion of view of abortion rights should take place

at least seven people die as a vintage world war ii bomber crashes in connecticut. and, as the royal tour of southern africa ends, a row over media intrusion escalates. the duke and duchess of sussex sue a british newspaper. and his opponents in the democratic party, on the question of impeachment. the president has given a series of irate news conferences. without offering any evidence, he accused adam schiff, a dramatic escalation in the war of words between president trump and his opponents in the democratic party, on the question of impeachment. the president has given a series of irate news conferences. without offering any evidence, he accused adam schiff, the leading democrat who chairs the house intelligence committee, of being a "low life" who'd committed treason. the leading presidential hopeful for the democrats, and claimed mr biden and his son were "stone cold crooked". from washington, laura trevelyan. it should have been a routine visit by the president of finland to the white house but, with president trump at the centre of an unfolding impeachment d

he was 16 when he joined the war of independence from connecticut. late in in life, by that time, he moved to maine. his account must be based on notebook he kept because it was a very bright guy, and a wonderful iconoclast. he had no respect for his commanding officer and with good reason as it turned out. but, it's an absolute revelation as to what the common soldiers continental army had to deal with. they never had enough food, their clothing was minimal, it's all there. so, what is great about joseph plumb martin, he's a lot like forrest gump. when something was happening of historic importance, he was there. and it's just incredible he had never known arnold before the revolution. he claimed he had never liked him. but there he is, on the banks of the hudson, joseph plumb martin is, days before arnold's treason. he sees arnold on a horse sizing up various roads and things. those kinds of sources were very important. >> i am just curious about -- first, thank you so much. i can't wait to read your book. as a sailor yourself, i'm wondering if you

>> all right, jason carroll live for us this morning in connecticut.that. >>> cnn has learned exclusively the fbi is running facebook ads that appear to target russian spies in washington for recruitment to switch sides. one of the ads shows a young woman with her family at graduation with russian texts saying "for your future, for the future of your family." other ads include russian texts translating to "isn't it time for you to make your move?" and "time to drawbridges." the ads the link to a page on the fbi field office website with an invitation to "come visit us in american." >>> looking at markets around the world, german markets are closed for reunification day. asian stocks slid as fears about trade and the global economy grow. hong kong officials are considering invoking emergency powers to ban mask east at protests. it would be the first time the emergency law has been used in more than half a century. that's one of the reasons why hong kong stocks are up, but chinese markets are closed for the holiday weekend. >>> on wall street, looks like

. >> reporter: the crash so intense, rescuers struggled to idfy war planes brought it to connecticut this week for an exhibition in a statement saying our thoughts and prayere the heroic efforts of the first responders the b-17 nicknamed the flying fortress featured in the film "memphis belle." this plane took off at 9:45 a.m. five minutes later, the pilot told the tower he wasn't gaining altitude and circled the airport then crashed at 9:54 the airport shut down for hours. >> this definitely is very overwhelming. >> reporter: now one connecticut senator demanding the grounding of all vintage airplanes, pending an investigation >> before we take these planes out of the ski, we need to know if they can be better maintained or equipped but for right now we need to know exactly what the cause was here. >> reporter: tonight, authorities confirmed seven people died in the crash the airport reopened and the crash site blocking a runway causing delays and cancellations. the ntsb now leading the investigation. lester >> ron allen, thank you. >>> outrage erupted outside a dallas courthouse to

left some soldiers stuck in trees for hours. >>> a world war ii-era bomber goes up in flames in connecticut happened before the deadly crash landing. >>> and forgiveness in court. we'll show you the emotional moment when a murder victim's brother embraced the former dallas police officer responsible for pulling the trigger.

>>a world war 2 era plane was involved in a deadly crash connecticut airport wednesday morning bursting into flames and sending smoke high into the sky 5 minutes into the flight. the aircraft indicated to the tower and that they were experiencing some type of problem with the aircraft. and that the aircraft was not getting out to 2. >>the vintage boeing b 17 was attempting to land back at bradley international airport when it struck the dea icing and maintenance facility. emergency crews quickly responded to the accident using foam to put out the flames i will confirm to you that there are fatalities h. >>i want to tell you the number yet because during this investigations far o early. to discuss those. i'm only because we have a crash we have a burn. victims are very difficult identify 13 people were on board. >>10 passengers and 3 crew members one person on the ground was also injured. one area hospital received 6 patients. >>we have discovered 2 of them have burn injuries that required transportation to the accredited burn center in the state. >>the plane is owned by the collings fou

whit johnson, abc news, windsor lots, connecticut. >> our thanks to whit. >>> breaking overnight, aters are hurt at a national guard training mishap in mississippi. >> it happened at camp shelby in hattiesburg. army officials say about 90 members of a combat team missed their landing zone during a training exercise, winding up in nearby trees. 12 were taken to the hospital. others who suffered minor injuries were treated at the scene. officials will conduct a safety investigation to determine what went wrong. >>> protesters have been on the streets of dallas following the sentencing of former police officer amber guyger. >> dozens of people marched, sometimes blocking intersections, while expressing their anger over guyger's 10-year sentence. for the murder of her neighbor, botham jean. at least one woman was taken into custody. in the courtroom jean's 18-year-old brother told guyger he didn't wish anything bad for her and he was permitted to give her a hug. the judge has drawn some criticism for this, also embracing guyger before she was let out of court. after the hearing jean's mo

. >>> seven people have died after a vintage plane crashes in connecticut. the change one lawmaker is now proposing. >>> traffic getting back to normal tonight after an airport bus caught fire. this was after 230 this afternoon near northbound highway 101. sir francis drake boulevard had to be closed in both directions while crews put out the fire. no one was hurt. >>> fears of a slowing u.s. economy waved on wall street today. >> the selloff said it slowed more than expected last month. it slowed after the week is reading on manufacturing growth in a decade. the dow dropped or hundred 94 point announced xl 123 and s and he was lowered by 52 . >> workers in santa clara county went on right after going several months without a contract. they are all members of the seiu and they maintain county road, provide mental health services and provide support to children and families. ann rubin is outside the public defender's office where workers have been picketing all day. >>> union workers say they didn't want it to come to this but after negotiating for six months

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after a vintage world war ii era plane crash landed at connecticut's bradley airport. into the flight the pilot reported a problem.>> >> reporter: one witness on the grounds that he thought the b- 17 flying fortress lawson engine. >>> you could hear it sputtering. he wasn't climbing anymore. he was making large wide turns.>> reporter: the bomber slammed into a maintenance facility on the ground. 13 people were on board the plane. 10 passengers and three crew. a person on the ground was also injured. police confirmed fatalities. but would not give specifics. >>> we have a crash. we have a burn. difficult to identify. we don't want to make a mistake.>> reporter: the same plane was involved in a crash in 1987. but collinson said the damage was repaired. spinning there is a need for scrutiny. and oversight. if these planes will continue to fly.>> reporter: a team from the ntsb will investigate the crash.>>> the b-17 was one of 18 in the country. the foundation was displaying both vintage planes at bradley airport this week and offering rides to the public for a donation. t

officials from the national transportation safety board are in connecticut tonight investigating this. >>vintage b 17 bomber that crashed killing 7 people happened after engine problems forced the pilot to try to make an emergency landing. jason carroll reports. >>a stunning scene after world war 2 era b 17 bomber crashes at a connecticut airport killing 7 of the 13 people on board. >>heard a distant rumbling and massive cloud of smoke from come from the direction of the airport it was way too low, he was way too low. >>when i ran over to the field and actually a guy had turned around in his car. he's like oh my god, i thought it was going to land on me the accident sending a billowing plume of smoke and flames hundreds of feet high 5 minutes into the flight. the aircraft indicated to the tower and that they were experiencing some type of problem with the aircraft. and that the aircraft was not gaining altitude. the pilot then radio to make an emergency landing at the airport. the vintage bomber jet circled back to the runway attempting to land. >>the plane veered to the right crossed

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on wednesday and newhaven, connecticut, charles barber with a report on the life of william outlaw and his journey from a convicted felon to a community advocate. on friday we will be at san francisco public library for the presentation of the american book awards. all these are open to the public. if you're in attendance take a picture and tag us, booktv, on twitter, facebook or instagram. here are the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the new york times. topping the list msnbc's rachel maddow argues the oil and gas industry has weakened democracies around the world in blowout. talking to strangers. malcolm gladwell's examination of how we misread strangers words and actions. after that fox news's greg jarrett talks about the mueller investigation in witchhunts followed by the united states of trump, bill o'reilly's look at the life and career of donald trump. looking at the best-selling nonfiction books according to the new york times, the book of gutsy women, hillary and chelsea clinton's thoughts on the women who inspired them. some of these authors have appeared o

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massachusetts and connecticut received a grandtotal of zero money. so understood, $300 million is being spent for relief, and massachusetts, boston, all that, and connecticut get zero. and they weren't the only states to get zero. the bottom five states all got zero, and they tended to vote republican. and the top five states got over half the money. so you have $300 million. the top five states get over half the money. the bottom five states get zero. now, what this is in effect is not a welfare program or relief practice it's at redistribution program. we are redistributing wealth from republican states or states that are not in some way serviceable to franklin roosevelt, who states that are very influential and key in franklin roosevelt's economic or political career. hearry hop hari hopkins was a leader on the relief act, one the the fdr's people distribute the money and were careful to distribute the money to the people they thought were the politically most worthy of receiving i it. boston is caught in a bind. as part of my research in the book

too social that they provoke any kind of anxiety the therapy seems to be working for robert in connecticut in the us his interactions became more consistent and i contact him or it is consistent it really just showed me how great he is and how quick he is robots can help people and interact with them but i don't think they can replace humans when it comes to personal relationships and on top of that what does it even say about our society if we use robots to care for the elderly or a sex partner personally i'm not thrilled about pretending that robots where human we need to see things for what they are into acting with them changes us to and might reveal more about who we really are the we need regulations for dealing with robots let us know what you think on you tube facebook or a d.w.i. that was it for shift. thank you. into the world of honor it. is opening its privileges and providing a 1000 the lives on our world. so.

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connecticut, the latest added to the list. the cdc also reporting 1,080 confirmed and probable lung injury cases linked to vaping, up more than 200 from just a week ago. 37% of them in peoepl under 21 and 78% involving thc. that's the active ingredient in marijuana. >>> and in the race for 2020 tonight, a welcome note from bernie sanders' camp. a day after he had an emergency heart procedure, sanders' campaign tonight saying he will be at the next debate, just 12 days away. his wife jane tonight reporting that sanders is up and about and cracking jokes. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the shooting outside a doctor's office. children inside. a stray bullet fired right into the waiting room. just missing a little boy there. families could be seen running for cover. >>> also tonight, the doctor sentenced on more than 800 drug charges. patients coming from hundreds of miles away. and what they were coming for. >>> and robert de niro in a major legal feud tonight with a former assistant, an

husbands and wives and brothers and sisters and children, all members of our connecticut family.nd-- and we feel-- our hearts are broken for you right now. tr reporter: the national transportation safety board's go sam has been to the crash site. we've also heard from families who are still waiting for word about their loved ones who were on that plane, describing it as an agonizing wait. norah, we know three of the injured have been transferred to a burn unit with nonlife- threatening injuries norah. >> o'donnell: so heartbreaking. kris, thank you. this was a day like no other in american politics. it started with the speaker of the house and intelligence committee chairman warning president trump not to intimidate witnesses in their impeachment inquiry. while the president tweeted "they're wasting their time on "b.s."-- his words, using the long form. but the threat of subpoenas seemed to raise his anger to a new level. weijia jiang in the oval office today asking those tough questions. and, weijia, let me ask you, have we ever seen the president angry like this? ik reporter: w

retired connecticut police officer gary mazzone is one of the lives lost. his son, brian, spoke through his grief. >> he was a great role model for me and my siblings, great role model. hard worker, well respected, do anything for you. and... i'm lucky. >> reporter: debra riddell actually took a picture of people working on the plane's engine shortly before takeoff. the pilot was described as the most experienced b-17 pilot in the u.s. investigators say the impact shattered the airplane. they don't even know where the cockpit is yet, but they were able to get inside the tail section to recover maintenance records and some personal effects, including a money clip. norah. >> o'donnell: tough to hear those stories from the families. kris, thank you. now to paris and another attack in a city that has seen more than its fair share of violence. this one was inside police headquarters today. four people were stabbed to death by a civilian employee. imtiaz tyab is in paris where investigators are trying to figure out why the attacker suddenly snapped. >> reporter:

of his african american workforce and champion their upward mobility, on wednesday in new heaven connecticutle, charles barber or report on the life of william june outlaw and journey from convicted flown but community advocate, then on friday we will be at the san francisco public library for the presentation of the 40th annual american book awards, all of these events are opened to the public, if you're in attendance take a picture and tag us at book tv, twitter, facebook or instagram. here is a look at books being published this week, second lady karen pence and daughter charlotte offer a look at holidays through eyes of pet rabbit in the truth will set you free but first it will piss you off, activist gloria, historian andrew roberts, the 9 leaders from napoleon to dwight eisenhower, leadership in war and in the american story, washington dc businessman david rubenstein, also being published scwimms, final years of civil war, how to be trump, provides advice from political strategist on how the democrats can win the next presidential election. and guy recounts his time as working as dire

and that's the dispatch call from yesterday's deadly plane crash in connecticut, 7 people were killed. the vintage plane went down the hartford airport. and this was after they had engine problems so the pilot tried to make an emergency landing. jason carroll has more. >>a stunning scene after world war 2 era b 17 bomber crashes at a connecticut airport killing 7 of the 13 people on board. >>heard a distant rumbling and saw massive cloud of smoke from come from the direction of the airport it was way too low, he was way too low. >>when i ran over to the field and actually a guy had turned around in his car. he's like oh my god, i thought it was going to land on me the accident sending a billowing plume of smoke and flames, hundreds of feet high 5 minutes into the flight. the aircraft indicated to the tower and that they were experiencing some type of problem with the aircraft. and that the aircraft was not gaining altitude. the pilot then radio to make an emergency landing at the airport. the vintage bomber jet circled back to the runway attempting to land. >>the plane veered to the r

superior court gave control of donated to another couple however the connecticut superior court gavetrol of the embryos to bilbao but goodwin's appeal argues that the embryos are actually human lives because to build a good wins appeal argues that the embryos are actually human lives. are we going to err on the side of. are we going to err on the side of life all the side of death that's the real issue here life all the side of death that's the real issue here. it is clear that embryos are not treated as a legal person precisely for those concerns it is clear that embryos are not treated as a legal person precisely for those concerns over what that would mean for procreative rights and the rights of privacy. over what that would mean for procreative rights and the rights of privacy. discuss this now with joseph sicko is a form of. discuss this now with joseph sicko is a former judge on the practicing attorney in connecticut also resurface a news author of the babes going to win in judge on the practicing attorney in connecticut also resurface a news author of the babes going to winni

an airman with the connecticut national guard was onboard and used his fire resistant gloves to actually open a hatch and help some of those passengers to safety. the pilot reported a problem in one of the engines as it was taking off and was returning to bradley international airport when it crashed. the b-17 was part of an educational tour that flies historic airport across america. the group's hot events and livermore and concord in the last few years. the ntsb said it will investigate the crash over the next week . >>> straight skirmishes between police and pro- democracy protesters picked up again in hong kong after the shooting of a protester who is now charged with rioting and assault. >> pro-democracy protesters criticized the police shooting by chanting anti-police slogans and demanding justice for the injured protester. officials are saying the shooting was justified because the officer was being attacked. meanwhile lawmakers are debating a series of emergency measures aimed at reducing the violence including new curfews and a ban on facemasks. >> this emergency regulation if u

this was at bradley international airport which is about 15 miles or so north of hartford, connecticut. state officials say at least five people are dead. multiple others injured. rick leventhal reporting live from bradley international where the plane went down. >> authorities confirmed in a news conference multiple facilities. we know three were critically hurt. one person on the ground was hurt. he was working inside that maintenance facility. that's where the plane crashed into. the b-17 flying fortress, a vintage plane from world war ii, 1 of 5 on display here available for tours and rides, the plane took off before 10:00 this morning and witnesses report a blue at least one engine almost immediately, made a turn, attempted to land for crashed. ten passengers and three crew, sparking a fire and thick smoke. >> i will confirm there are fatalities. of which i will not tell you the number yet because during this investigation it's far too early to discuss it. we have a crash. victims are difficult to identify. we don't want to make a mistake. >> several people apparently badly burned

and abc's whit johnson is on the scene in hartford, connecticut. >> reporter: the deadly crash rocking bradley international airport in hartford just before 10:00 a.m. >> b-17 has crashed. fire is seen. no other information is available. >> you said a b-17 aircraft has crashed? >> reporter: a vintage world war ii-era b-17 bomber crashing as it tried to land just after takeoff, slamming into a de-icing warehouse. the plume of black smoke visible for miles. >> i said, hey, that plane, it's not lined up with the runway. i said, it's going to crash. >> reporter: multiple fatalities and at least six injured, taken to local hospitals, including two firefighters and a member of the connecticut air national guard. >> of the 13 on the plane, ten were passengers who paid to take the ride and there were three folks, aircraft crew. and there was another person on the ground in the warehouse. >> reporter: according to flightaware, the aircraft departed bradley international at 9:48 a.m. eastern, reached an altitude of about 800 feet, but only two minutes later, pilots telling the tower they had a p

bounded on the west by connecticut -- vermont and the connecticut river, it boasts a weekly public markets, boy scout troops, several churches, a historical society that meets in a handsome greek revival building, and much more. the greek revival building is so handsome. i included two pictures because i was really taken by the walpole historical society. walpole is a wonderful town. people love it there. can everyone see? country music. he liked living in walpole. during thewever, closing months of the revolutionary war, walpole was a much less happy place. like americans everywhere, the people of western new hampshire had grown weary of the war with britain, of the war's economic congress worthless paper money and, worst of all, taxes that, in some connecticut river towns were 13 times what they had been before the war. although britain and the united states signed a provisional peace treaty in paris on the last day of november, the news would not reach new hampshire or any other part of america for another four months. what walpole's inhabitants did though was frederick haldeman, offere

on wednesday in new haven connecticut, yale lecturer charles carter will report on the life of william june outlaw and his journey from a convicted felon to a community advocate. then on friday we will the san francisco public library with a presentation of the 40th annual american book awards, all these events are open to the public. if you're independent picture and tag us at book tv on twitter, facebook or instagram. >> now we're back live at the texas book festival with journalists ben westhoff on the opioidcrisis . [inaudible] >> .. >> ..