they have covington. josh can turn into a guy like kawhi leonard, why wouldn't you take him?ible you could develop this guy. >> sixer president says this is an easy decision, with the third over all pick. >> it's good to be at three. we think we'll add a great player or have leverage in other teams. >> so you are going to trade it out? >> we leave all of our options open and look at the scenarios that can play out with respect to the asset. >> so he's not ruling out a trade. if mark is the best prospect, number one over all pick projected player, should the sixers trade up? >> absolutely. he fits best with the team. ben simmons, one, you have to have someone to playoff simmons. mark can playoff him well. he's the perfect player for the sixers. >> you have a ton of first round draft pick, two next year, the following year, perhaps two more in 2020, would you over pay to get >> it's a carson wentz type of deal. you have to have a running mate for him. this could be the guy. >> whoever the sixers end up with, is this enough for the sixers to make a playoff run. they were in the

george washington bridge but then they worked on many others, the bridge between cincinnati and covington over the ohio river. in new york city you can see three bridges with roebling wire rope could one was the brooklyn bridge and the second was the manhattan bridge and the third was the williamsburg bridge and various other bridges around the country. so at the height of the roebling era probably the highest employment was during the first world war. the whole company including here and to other factories in trenton and the factory down in roebling new jersey employed about eight thousand people. probably about 2500 worked on this site. many family members would work together brothers, fathers, sons , cousins. there were multiple family members working for the company and i interviewed a man when i was working on my book. he had come here in i think 1939 when the depression was on and it was hard to get a job. his uncle knew somebody who worked here and the man put in a good word for him. i think he was 18 years old. he said so they offered me a job and told me to come on monday so i we

group meet to go discuss the replacement of principal mark covington, with their resident principal, harold mccrea. on line petition on the move has already garner more than 120 secretary. they also plan to address the amount of teachers out on administrative leave. >> violence continues to be, today tim kaine is in on it, along with police, educators, community leader, senator cain concerned the budget proposal would slash fund to go programs that have helped fight the spread of gangs. >> somebody asked me is the gang problem getting better or getting worse? and i said, well, you know, that's one of the reasons why i'm here, to learn it, but what i will say, is i don't think we're happy with the progress, we're making, you know, whether it is getting better or whether it is getting worse, i think we need to be making more progress. >> one police official at the he said stepped up enforcement is an important tool in fighting gang violence, he believes other solutions are desperately needed to change the culture and also keep people away from gangs. >> all right, let's get you up to s

covington, georgia, line for for all others. good morning. morning.ood thank you for taking my call of -- i'm not a trump supporter supporter but this is what i think is going to be important conservative side. when i look at the qualification s of a president of states of america, it's a person that can get done for the middle class , and the poor people for the top. i want all three. the topics that trump has embraced, like this new tax , i personally, as a middle i don't like what he's saying. i am in my late 60's. you're taking away too much from the middle class people. i don't know how that's going to fix the taxes. if you talk about something else about donald trump. i don't like the way he keeps .aying to appeal obamacare and i don't like that what you're put being out there to re it has too many loopholes loopholes. and the last thing is i do not .ike war but i am a woman in my late 60's. so i do not think that the way talkingrump is handling to foreign countries, dictators, is stuff disrespectfully going to help any of us. i just ho

a lot of the lightning we saw from the camera towers in atlanta and exiting coughi inin covington.tning and heavy downpours. the tleted for today still includes nearly 40 million people for severe weather. main threat still continuing to be damaging wind, large hail, and the possibility at least for an isolated tornado or two but not the main threat. as we go into on the afternoon, more storm begin to develop, especially look the south side. we are talking louisiana, mississippi, and down toward texas. but there is also the northern edge of this symptom as well so some of the mid-atlantic states. pennsylvania around washington, d.c. looking at west virginia, also going to be dealing with some very heavy rain and the potential for severe weather. so, victor, christi, a lot of things coming in and so many power outages the overnight hour and likely the case today and strong winds continue to push east. >> allison, thank you so much. >>> this is one of the stories i say what is wrong with people? a mother is behind bars today, accused of locking her two children, ages 2 and 5, in the

garrett haake joins me from covingt covington, louisiana. how are people reacting so far? just broke up here. folks are starting to file out. it was a mix of supporters and critics of senator cassidy's in the room. the health care answers seem to be the ones that frustrated the most people. frankly, the ones where he had the hardest job. he has his own health care bill that he's trying to gain bipartisan support for. he would answer most questions by saying, essentially, he doesn't support the house-passed version or obamacare. managed to offend at least half the room at any time. his most controversial answer to a question in the room, i have to say, was about the paris climate deal, which has got a lot of ink spilled today. he is neutral on whether or not the u.s. pulled out and called the issue immaterial. a broad swath of questions from a broad segment of louisiana. interviewed a couple folks coming in this morning, sampling the topics they wanted to hear. take a listen. >> you have a lot on your plate. the president is a traitor. that should be the biggest thing -- [

garret is live at a town hall live in covington, louisiana. what have you got coming up? >> they are lined up around the block here with questions for this republican senator and a lot of folks i talked to say they want to give him a piece of their mind. that's next. ...positive role in what was going on in the world. there's a jacket that's reflective for visibility... ...a sleeping bag jacket, jackets that turn into tents. i usually do my fashion sketches on the computer. i love drawing on the screen. there's no lag time at all. it feels just like my markers. with fashion, you can dress people and help people. it's really cool to see your work come to life. for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape. so i sleep deeply and wake up ready to perform. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with the