this cp was what had been the burger meister's house at erpl.was still on the gate post and several shells had passed through the upstairs and we moved into the basement. we found a supply of wine and beef. which we used while we were living in that place. my only souvenir of this attack is a sign which was taken off of the gate post of the burger meister's house. this was the first command post of the allied forces on the east bank of the rhine. it was from this command post in the center of the burgomaster's house that would be commanded of the initial bulk at across the bridge. beginning that morning and continuing for number of days later, there was a constant stream of american troops from the west bank to the east bank of the river. as soon as we could, we threw four divisions across the east side of the rhine to form a bridgehead. the germans countered by sending in troops to contain us. fortunately, they had been fighting in the bulge and were very much reduced in strength and effectiveness. one of the divisions they threw against us was

the children being abused and the shelters, not company plying with their mandate to report to the cps, and i would like to be able to hopefully stand the gap to be able to have a common procedure done to be able to have the parents come in and have the child abuse awareness class during the orientation so that they can see how child abuse effects not only their child but also, other families that are within the shelter system. that is about it. and is it there any questions? >> for me? >> i know that your seat and specifically, that you are experienced being formally homeless and certainly, you can speak to that, and what are some of the issues that you can see the shelter monitoring committee being able to address in the future, and some of the pressing concerns that you might have, if you are appointed you would like to work on? >> there are so many things going on in the family shelters and the people coming from different backgrounds and bring all that have with them. and i think that the staff at the different various shelters, on whatever some of these are transitional and some

cps says that law also applies to outdoors. i don't see how they can make that interpretation. >> the meitivs actually received the ruling a few days ago but before telling everybody what it was they wanted to consult with their attorney and decided to fight it and appeal this ruling. peggy fox reporting live in silver springs. >> you can tell us what you think about this debate right now on our wusa 9 facebook page. we'll have your comments coming up a little later. >>> right now police are looking for the so-called black cat bandit now linked to yet another robbery. police say the bandits robbed a wells fargo bank during the noon hour today along broad street in falls church. no one was hurt but police say the bandits were carrying weapons. investigators say two men wearing ski masks robbed the bank while a third man waited behind the wheel of the getaway car. police say the black cat bandits have pulled this off eight times in virginia and maryland since the start of the scene. >>> the political scramble in maryland started

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possibility of somebody doing audits on failure to protect cases that those are the cases that come out of cps potentially where the victim loses custody of her kids because she has been basically in a situation where she has failed to protect her children however there's very little data about that so we have requested newly elected assembly member 2 to request a state audit to see how often these cases happen and why they happen so those are two things that i just wanted to go through. thanks. >> thank you commissioner. anything further from my colleagues on commission reports? >> please call the next line item. >> district boundary assessment report. >> colleagues, we have been in the map world, redistricting world for 90 days and we'll orient you to where we are in this process. by way of history we got the proposed map which was the result of a year long data driven process from the department on what the proposed map would be. took public comment through a series of group individual meetings and received e-mails it's really actually i'll say incredibly comforting how much people pay atte

cps says that law also applies to outdoors. that's what we're disputing. >> the meitivs are planning to appeal the ruling. peggy fox wusa 9. >>> one day after the one-year anniversary of relisha rudd's disappearance, police gave an update on the investigation. >> stephanie ramirez reports there wasn't much to update. >> i'm outside of the police headquarters where mayor muriel bowser as well as the police chief told us they do not have any new information to report. that's why this one-year mark is so important. heir asking anyone who may have information on relisha rudd who is now 9 years old. >> anybody who may have seen something that over this past year has not reported it or didn't think it was significant enough but from hearing from us today now does think it's significant, please pass that information on. sometimes it's just one small piece of the puzzle that helps us get to the solution that we're looking for. >> reporter: members of the dc police department along with volunteers spent much of the day this morning and

al jazeera department cps government system.mployee said it was well-known that clinton's e-mails were at greater risk of being hacked intercepted or monitored but the warnings were ignored. clinton is is considering a 2016 presidential campaign has so far turned down requests to publicly address the e-mail controversy. coming up. blurred lines over copyright infringement. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ was top artist robin thicke's smash hit stolen from another singer? what the plaintiffs must show to win their case. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> now to our series race in america. as 14 years old jamie masada lands id in los angeles with dreams of making it big in show business. building a platform for other comedians forming laugh factory more than 35 years ago. first person report explains why he believes laughter can truly heal the word. >> i'm jamie masada, the owner and the founder of laugh factory, the world famous laugh factory. the first time i was ever introduced to comedy, i was laughing so hard. and my father said the best thing you could do for any man any

they have to be on the radar of cps, child protective services for five years. >> unsubstantiated abuse. >> hold on. you were found -- why am i here? >> we don't have the evidence but we still think you're guilty. >> wait a second, everybody. >> good luck, mark. >> cpc was merely following maryland law -- let's reveal this to everyone -- that requires an 8-year-old to be left with someone a reliable 13 years of age or older. >> the 10-year-old was getting the 6-year-old home to reliable adults. now the parents have to be under supervision for five years. >> megyn kelly you would never let your kids walk 30 45 minutes without an adult. >> that's new york city. >> and i'm sure when megyn kelly was a kid, she didn't have the supervision that we have today. >> that's irrelevant. >> it was be back before dark, that was it. when i was in the single digits. speaking of single digits, cindy crawford is now 49 years old, but she's still a size zurero. she did a photo shoot in ma rye clair, and there was a magazine picture put out that marie clair said was unretouched, that was real and honest. a

cp i up a little bit. gets rid of the inflation issues we talked about. europe is fantastic. (?)k and forth market. the s&p hasn't had two consecutive days of up in the green in 25 sessions. a month long. longest since 2001. that tells you, there's a buy sell. the trend is higher, that's the bottom line. >> we'll shake some people out. scottie, i want to ask you about real inflation later on. right now, the supreme court may be making it years for people in bankruptcy, but what will forgiving mortgage really mean for the banks? we'll tell you exactly what you need to know. so stick around. ♪ ♪ charles: we got a news alert for you. the supreme court is about to decide whether a second mortgage can be wiped out in bankruptcy. specifically, can a homeowner who declares bankruptcy get a second mortgage canceled at the market value of the home is dropped below the amount they owed on the first mortgage. straight out to peter barnes who was live at the supreme court all day following this. peter. >> hey, charles. in this case two separate homeowners in florida got second mortgages from

they have to be on the radar of cps, child protective services for five years. >> unsubstantiated abuse found -- why am i here? >> we don't have the evidence but we still think you're guilty. >> wait a second, everybody. >> good luck, mark. >> cpc was merely following maryland law -- let's reveal this to everyone -- that requires an 8-year-old to be left with someone a reliable 13 years of age or older. >> the 10-year-old was getting the 6-year-old home to reliable adults. now the parents have to be under supervision for five years. >> megyn kelly you would never let your kids walk 30 45 minutes without an adult. >> that's new york city. >> and i'm sure when megyn kelly was a kid, she didn't have the supervision that we have today. >> that's irrelevant. >> it was be back before dark, that was it. when i was in the single digits. speaking of single digits, cindy crawford is now 49 years old, but she's still a size zurero. she did a photo shoot in ma rye clair, and there was a magazine picture put out that marie clair said was unretouched, that was real and honest. as it turns out, maybe

. >> this quarter cps wasn't great. revenue was very good. excellent. $1 billion of cash equivalence on the balance sheet. you have to think with the short interests this stock continues to move higher given that news. >> we said it a few times but they're starting to decouple from oil. >> yeah. >> huge in solar. across the board. >> in the past month, it's been a monster month for solar. >> monstrous. it's tough tomorrow morning to buy them. i like the space. trina solar is the one i like. i'll be a buyer on it on down tech. >> i've taken that one around the block a few times. it's a good time for the company. not expensive. >> your girl. >>> the bears are chasing one auto stock. we reveal the name and the trade right after this break. more "fast" straight ahead. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arr

only live here on cp is this morning, we go behind the scene of national zoo look at major milestoneowbow will be leaving her mother. the news back in the morning. see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> oh, wow that's big time. thanks nora. >> looking forward to t. >> see you soon. >> take care, guys. >> taylor swift gets a new gig. >> the superstar from berks county will soon be a godmother. the singer announced the news on stain gram, posting this photo of herself with pregnant best friends jamie king. no word on when the baby is due, this is king's second pregnancy, she and her husband also have 16 month old son. >> kiln vestment, the town every grant ville georgia is up for sale on ebay. now, fans of the hit show the walking dead know exactly where that s several episodes were filmed there now become a tourist destination going price $680,000. and it includes nine downtown buildings. i don't know if i want to hang out there. >> i've seen some of the walking dead, i've seen them. wow. we'll be right back. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight right here on cbs-3. introd

now they have to rebuild it because too many competitors -- >> cp comes out and says we think this isand save that's a different story. >> stock trades up but doesn't mean the customers will listen or go to other brands. >> yeah. >> all right. sue herera has the latest headlines. >> hello. here's the news update a at this hour. nbc news has confirmed that two american booz allen hamilton employee yvonne sell ki and her adult daughter were on board of the jet that crashed. french investigators have successfully extracted recordings from the cockpit voice recorder. the frame however from the second black box has been found but without its contents. >>> members of an italian anti-terrorist unit arrested two albanians and an italian today on suspicions of terrorism related activity. italy has stepped up surveillance of individuals suspected of supporting isis militants. >>> mourners gathered to bury scores of victims killed in a triple suicide bombing that hit a pair of moves last week. at least 137 people were killed with more than 300 injured. the attacks were claimed by a purported aff

they use the cp usa as a recruiting tool from which to choose and develop new agents. they also showed that both julius and ethel recruited their sister-in-law, ruth greenglass to work for the network. and later, she convinced her husband, david, to join as well. we moved to 2008, when a man named alexander released a complete series of his notebooks. files meticulously copied when he was working for the kgb and researching a book on its history at the kgb headquarters in moscow. the files reveal that julius rosenberg recruited another atomic spy, besides david greenglass, an engineer and named russell mcnutt who worked at a firm atomics building facility in oak ridge, tennessee. they reveal that ethel rosenberg was involved in recruiting people, like her sister-in-law for espionage work. and that the information passed by david greenglass manually and mutually overlapped with data sent to moscow by major atomic spies, particularly clouse and theodore. the kgb described these messages as highly valuable. next, as our colleague's book engineering communism. he has laid

cps never continues its investigations the parents will never hear from them again. >> that's going tot was. also burning up the "heat index," the new fashion trend that is sweeping gyms across america. we just saw you working out, amy. let's call them colorfultern tights. abc's sara haines has the story. >> reporter: leopards tigerers and snakes. oh, my. fitness fanatics beware yoga pants now entering unchartered territory and out of this world place where kal he yes, kale is the new black. meet the loud print yoga pant. at akt in motion trainer to the stars anna kaiser says she rarely sees black yoga pants in her class. how many are we the crazy pants? >> i would say 80%. >> reporter: the black sheep is the one -- >> with the black leggings. >> reporter: i see a lot of fun things. i think these are blueberries. >> one leg is a different pattern than the other leg. >> reporter: and they're flying off shelves. here at bandier in new york city they've been selling crazy pants like hotcakes since last summer. >> people didn't want to wear the same thing every single person was wearing an

cps never continues its investigations, the parents will never hear from them again. >> dan, i'm afraidazing. >> it was. >>> also burning up the "heat index," the new fashion trend that is sweeping gyms across america. we just saw you working out there a little bit, amy. let's call them colorful pattern tights. abc's sara haines has the story. >> reporter: leopards, tigers, and snakes, oh, my. fitness fanatics, beware, yoga pants now entering unchartered territory, an out of this world place where kale, yes, kale is the new black. meet the loud print yoga pant. at akt in motion, trainer to the stars, anna kaiser, says she rarely sees black yoga pants in her classes. how many people in the room are wearing the crazy pants? >> i would say 80%. >> reporter: so, the black sheep in the room are the ones with the black leggings. >> with the black leggings. >> reporter: i see a lot of fun things. i think these are blueberries. >> these are blueberries. one leg is a different pattern than the other leg. >> reporter: and they're flying off shelves. here at bandier in new york city, they've been

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i would like to include $1.1 billion for cp's position of protecting america's borders while still allowing the flow of free trade and travel is vital to our economy. 3.3 billion to deter legal entry into the united states with full funding for the 34,040 detention beds, 129 fugitive operation teams and the increased use of alternatives to detention. 4.4 billion for tsa to fund screening personnel, training equipment and other resources in support of more efficient and more traveler-friendly screening methods. and 1.9 billion for the united states secret service, a $273 million increase to improve perimeter security of the white house or better training, and to cover the costs of several upcoming events including the 2016 presidential campaign. it's worth noting that the budget propose -- this proposal mirrors recommendication -- recommendations made by the united states secret service protection panel. and 818 million to protect and strengthen the government's ability to counter cyber attacks on critical information, technology systems and infrastructures. funds are included to care for at

i would like to include $9.1 billion for cp's position of protecting america's borders while still allowingvel is vital to our economy. $3.3 billion to deter legal entry into the united states with full funding for the 34,040 detention beds, 129 fugitive operation teams and the increased use of alternatives to detention. $4.4 billion for tsa to fund screening personnel, training equipment and other resources in support of more efficient and more traveler-friendly screening methods. and $1.9 billion for the united states secret service, a $273 million increase to improve perimeter security of the white house or better training, and to cover the costs of several upcoming events including the 2016 presidential campaign. it's worth noting that the budget propose -- this proposal mirrors recommendations made by the united states secret service protection panel. and $818 million to protect and strengthen the government's ability to counter cyber attacks on critical information, technology systems and infrastructures. funds are included to care for at least 58,000 unaccompanied children, and i loo

. >> based on cps and something that the law already granted the president the authority to do. let's not -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> the gentleman is out of time. i thank the gentleman from idaho. the chair will now recognize the gentleman from illinois and apologize for overlooking him last time. it was inadvertent. >> i know that, mr. chairman. good to be with you all this afternoon. could i have -- mr. chairman, could i have my staff assistant hand out the memorandum that was november for all of our witnesses to have a copy? >> yes, sir. >> thanks. >> while that's being done could i ask unanimous consent to put in the recommendations of nefeld and cb commissioner? >> without objection. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first of all, i think we should use this document because it's a letter written 1999 signed by henry hyde and lamar smith and bill mccollum and a series of other outstanding republican chairmen of this committee. in which they write to then janet reno saying you guys got to promulgate some discretion here. you've not done it enough. and you have the ability and t

i would like to include $1.1 billion for cp's position of protecting america's borders while still allowing the flow of free trade and travel is vital to our economy. 3.3 billion to deter legal entry into the united states with full funding for the 34,040 detention beds 129 fugitive operation teams and the increased use of alternatives to detention. 4.4 billion for tsa to fund screening personnel, training equipment and other resources in support of more efficient and more traveler-friendly screening methods. and 1.9 billion for the united states secret service, a $273 million increase to improve perimeter security of the white house or better training, and to cover the costs of several upcoming events including the 2016 presidential campaign. it's worth noting that the budget propose -- this proposal mayor's recommendations made by the united states secret service protection panel. and 1.18 million to protect and ability to counter cyberattacks on critical information technology systems and infrastructures infrastructures. funds are included to care for at least 150,000 unaccompanied child

. >> based on cps and something that the law already granted the president the authority to do.t's not -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> the gentleman is out of time. i thank the gentleman from idaho. the chair will now recognize the gentleman from illinois and apologize for overlooking him last time. it was inadvertent. >> i know that, mr. chairman. good to be with you all this afternoon. could i have -- mr. chairman, could i have my staff assistant hand out the memorandum that was november for all of our witnesses to have a copy? >> yes, sir. >> thanks. >> while that's being done could i ask unanimous consent to put in the recommendations of nefeld and cb commissioner? >> without objection. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first of all, i think we should use this document because it's a letter written 1999 signed by henry hyde and lamar smith and bill mccollum and a series of other outstanding republican chairmen of this committee. in which they write to then janet reno saying you guys got to promulgate some discretion here. you've not done it enough. and you have the ability and the

communist party as well as some groups to get participants to engage in espionage and the used the cpsa as a recruiting tool from which to choose and develop new agents. they also showed that both julius and ethel recruited their sister-in-law to work for the network. the files reveal the julius rosenberg had recruited another spy besides david greenglass. an engineer who helped held the atomic facility in tennessee. they also revealed that ethel rosenberg was involved in recruiting people like her sister-in-law for espionage work. and that the information passed by david green glass -- by major atomic spies particularly theodore hall. the kgb described these messages as highly valuable. next was a book that detailed the espionage carried out by members of the rosenberg ring. both had escaped the united states before the fbi had a chance to arrest them. they ended up in the soviet union, where they used their expertise to develop the microelectronics industry and create moscow's version of silicon valley. most recently, alan harmed them -- alan hornblume wrote "the invisible harry gol