our source said tori was having a break down while fighting with dean. night before the lapd said they got a call about a suspected burglary. our source explained tori thought there was a break in but it was dean unexpectedly arriving home after a break. then dean called the cops on tori after she left home with one of the kids and yelled you'll never see us again. deputies determined she was fine. >> is everything all right? >> everything is great. >> this weekend spelling tried to make everything look great posting about a nap with her son and working with 90210 co-star jenny garth. nothing about dean. >> it's entirely because he cheated on me. >> a source tells "e.t." their marriage is in shambles. they made an attempt to create a healthy environment for the kids. >> if none of this had happened, i would be sitting here not as anxious. >> our source said she lives in fear he will do it again. >> let's move on to meghan markle. she's stepping out for royal events. today was her first official one with the queen. meghan singing god save the queen attend

dean is a fan of passenger ships large and small. and it's not just for her job it's a personal enthusiasm. faraway places romance adventure things you connect with the ship and now i know what they're made of and yet. natalia dean took over the helm in hamburg four years ago it hasn't been an easy job pella shipyard in st petersburg had purchased the insolvent shipyard and brought the below roof born manager on board. the factory holes were empty but well equipped. it was all quite cutting edge and very big it was immediately clear to us that we could build up a second site here. and. builds entire ship parts and supplies them to other ship overs that means the machines have stayed active even when the company didn't have orders for its own ships but the long term contracts have proved a hindrance. that's. what you see here is a lot of steel work which pays correspondingly less. what we want is to offer products with added value which customers are willing to pay for and that's how that's. just outside. the added value is mainly pro

once there, they spoke with dean mcdermott. a source said she and dean were fighting. >> either way, i lose! what does your heart tell you to do? >> dean admitted to cheating on her during her 2013 reality show "true tori." >> i'm so sorry. >> are you really sorry? >> i am so sorry! >> this is what happens when indiscretion happens. >> but dean got sober and both seemed to patch things up. >> everything is great today. i don't know what tomorrow brings, but i know i have today. >> last year they were overjoyed hitting the premiere of "the emoji movie" in july with four of their five kids. >> tori spelling, everybody! >> yesterday tori also appeared in good spirits while hanging out with fellow reality star corinne olympios from "the bachelor." >> no big deal. >> just behind the scenes on >> etonline's lauren zima spoke to corrine today. she said she is nice to her. she said torrey was joking about sticking an around a little longer so dean would have to take care of the baby. >> it's it like having a fifth one ott home? >> i'm

our source claims she and dean had been fighting. today we're told that was a huge wake up call and the mom of five wants to clean up her financial and marital problems. >> we've had to cut back and do a budget. that's a reality. >> i love you. >> spelling and mcdermott came together to celebrate son beau's first birthday. they agreed to put their son first and stop fighting. >> tori and dean have talked about divorce, but they have not taken that step. tori's mom was never supportive of dean and tori wants to prove she made the right decision. >> it seems serena yawilliams me the right decision when she married alexis owe lane january. >> your husband does the most. the man loves you doesn't he? >> yes. >> three billboards, what was it like when you saw it? >> it was four. >> i didn't mean to cheat you alexis. >> the best part of it was having my daughter on it. i've always wanted to be a mom. i never seemed to have time. i was always working with my career. then it happened and i dove right in. it's so natural to me. i love it. i l

attorney general, now the dean of belmont university school of law, thank you for being with us. good morning. let me begin with news from the justice department involving bump stocks in the debate over guns. the president saying he wants to eliminate this device that essentially turns weapons into automatic machine guns. what is the authority of the justice department? what can the president do with no legislation? guest: the president of the united states, the executive branch has a certain amount of discretion because of the execution of laws passed by congress. so i think that with respect to the department of justice looking at this issue, there is a division within the council, a memory of the executive branch with respect to authorities and you look at this issue and make determinations in the executive branch. there is authority to take action that would affect the bump stocks, so the attorney --eral exercises his law for law-enforcement authority and can move forward and take this kind of action. my perspective is someone who is concerned of some bump stocks, and they ar

i'd written a case about dean cayman a few years before that, and you know dean cayman for having invented the segway personal transporter, but it's actually not his most important innovation. >> it's sort of his biggest flop in a lot of -- >> and it really bothers him that it's the thing people know him for. his biggest innovation was the portable drug fluid pump and also the portable dialysis machine and prosthetic arms and ibot -- >> yo, i didn't -- my nephew has one of those. >> you'll have to write him a thank you note. dean cayman and steve jobs had some strange commonalities that at first i didn't understand how they could possibly be hit to innovation. then it hit me, i'm going to study eight serial breakthrough innovators, set up a rigorous process for selecting them so that there's no researcher bias. and i didn't even care if it turned into something i could publish. i knew it was a high risk project, i could find nothing useful or have it be all call tative and the control group is the rest of us. but i did it because it was pure fun. and it was so fun and so illuminating. and

curt deane knows because private conroy was his grandfather.curt deane/conroy's grandson: "he would regalethe movie, the story begins with his grandfather and stubby bonding on the new haven green. fun academy motion pictures re-created new haven from 100 years ago with the help of the connecticut state library.christine pittsley/ct state library: "we've provided them all sorts of documentary evidence about stubby's time here and about robert conroy. photos in new haven and the camps in new haven."together, stubby and conroy went to europe in the 102nd infantry regiment. stubby quickly charmed any officer that objected to a dog in the ranks.-nats movie-yes, stubby learned to salute.curt deane/conroy's grandson: "general persing was impressed. he even saluted woodrow wilson. it's just...(chuckle)."but stubby did more than make people laugh. the germans were using toxic mustard gas on the allied troops, and stubby could smell it coming.-nats movie-curt deane/conroy's grandson: "every time he got even a whiff of it he was running around letting people know that gas was coming in." -nats movie

after i took office i sat down with first robotics founder dean cayman, where is dean? there he is. i anyhow he was here somewhere. god bless you, buddy. [ applause ] just look for the guy in the jeans. i love it. i told him if he showed up in a suit i'd be sorely disappointed, but i sat down with dean, and we started talking about what we had to do, what we could do to promote s.t.e.m. programs throughout our state. we know dean founded first 26 years ago right here in new hampshire, but support had never been provided at the state level, so we changed that and we put nearly $1 million in a fund, a transform tiinitiative and th robotics education fund so every school in the state of new hampshire would have the opportunity, and the opportunity to inspire the next generation of engineers, and to quote dean, the kids don't build the robots and the robots build the kids, and first robotics is a perfect example of driving innovative school programs today to create the workforce of tomorrow. and part of this -- [ applause ] >> it does deserve a cheer. [ applause ] >> i was -- i just loo

francine: dean, what are you looking for?t if you start at the 10-year yields at 1980, you would've seen this 35 year, link the bull market in bonds. one of the big questions for equity investors is, have we finally reached the point at which bond yields are starting to rise? can rising bond yields coexist as rising stock prices? the answer is yes, but to the extent that stock markets have been a function of discounting future cash flows at low rates, that does tend to introduce some friction into the equation. we are keeping an eye -- not just the path of bond yields but the speed at which they move. that is a part of the risk dynamic. francine: dean, you don't accept the correlation between bonds and equities to go back to what we had pre-2008? dean: it could. it is in the process of normalizing. post the financial crisis, we had this risk on/risk off response, very negative correlation between stock and bond prices. if you go back to the 1980's, he saw a very positive correlation between stock and bond prices. -- you saw a

and so let's talk about dean kamen. it said technically he did not finish high school definitely did not finish college when he was a high school kid he started to tinker he got the contract for museums around new york and then got the contract to do the ball drop he is talented electronic person totally self-taught but then sought a person go to the doctor you have to be connected to a large machine and to be there for hours that disrupts your job and everything about your life and your dignity and he thought i can solve that problem. he invented the portable dialysis machine than the drug infusion pump that he saw somebody in a wheelchair struggling to get up a curve and he felt so bad started to develop the i bought wheelchair that can climb stairs and stand up on two wheels and balance to be i to iv because that was an important part of dignity to love people in their eye. balancing something on two wheels is complicated people told him it was impossible but it is that technology. so. >> the non- idealist is edison.

to continue the conversation i want to bring in howard dean and michael steele. let me go to you first, chairman dean, you know, you as chair of the dnc and as a governor dealt with health care as a central issue. they have really impacted the affordable care act. they've done other things. in this disarray, in this seeming instability of this administration they have hit some severe blows that have gotten through to a lot of the agenda under the previous administration of barack obama. >> well, one of the interesting things about that attack on obamacare really hurt the republican efforts in this congressional election we just had, the special election. conor lamb, a democrat, won a district trump won by 20 points and one of the major issues was health care. people were afraid they would lose their health care under the republicans, which is actually something you should be afraid of. i think this one is coming back to bite them in the butt. >> now, i agree with you, but i'm going to return to that in a minute. let me ask you, chairman steele. the republican par

and dean knew that nixon was trying to get dean to be a witness to nixon having behaved well. what dean did not know was that nixon was making secret tape recordings of these conversations but he quickly began to suspect that he was. >> and those tapes ultimately had quite the shelf life. michael beschloss, nbc news presidential historian, thank you. >> thank you, ari. >> that is one of the big, breaking stories tonight in the probe. as we were getting ready to go to air another story broke. that is next along with one of the stories who broke it. stay with us. it's time for the 'sleep number spring clearance event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? it's the last chance for clearance savings up to $600 on our most popular beds. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. you can switch and save time. it pays to switch things up. [cars honking] [car accelerating] you can switch and save worry. ♪ you can switch and save hassle. [vacuuming sound] and when you switch to esurance, you can s

dean a former fisherman and sometime taxi driver has been volunteering with the tunisian red crescent since well before the current migration crisis he says he's buried hundreds of people in the past decade last year alone he dug seventy six graves this small fishing town in southeastern tunisia sits only about eighty kilometers from the country's border with libya which is a major gateway for migrants and refugees from africa and the middle east who are trying to reach europe. of all the things that dean has witnessed on this beach nothing was as bad as what he encountered one day in two thousand and fourteen. i saw the body of a lady who was attached to her son with a rope and another who had attached her son to a piece of wood and the waves were playing with them men women children as young as nine and ten that scene is burned in my mind back in the cemetery shum said dean keeps the site as clean as he can he and other volunteers are raising money to buy another plot of land that can be turned into a proper resting place but the economic problems in tunisia have made that very diff

explored this case and the high court's ruling with danielle holli walker, dean of howard university's law school. and peter, a member of the u.s. commissioner on civil rights. watch landmark cases live monday and then :00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, our list and with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it is available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org/landmark cases. there is a link on our website to the constitutional centers interactive constitution. wednesday morning, we are live in phoenix, arizona for the next up on the c-span bus 50 capitals four. michele reagan will be our guest during washington journal starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> now a discussion with

dean says yes this weekend could simply pass without any grave consequences to germany's political set up but if it says no this has the potential to send the country into political freefall and along with it german chancellor angela merkel. macko has certainly done her bit to avoid that outcome she convinced her c.d.u. party to back the coalition despite the feeling that she gave away too many key ministries to save for a second attempt at forming a government. and you. can be

. >>> i'm jessica dean. you heard that correctly another nor'easter is heading right for us and could bring more snow, with it. >> kate's tracking the storm that could grind things to a halt on wednesday, so what are we looking at, kate. >> it is looking like significant snow with this system that will be the biggest threat, hallmark of our last storm, was the win, win coupled with the wind and heavy snow couple with power outages. this time around it will be more snow, less wind, but impact may be just as pronounced. a winter storm watch has been issued, this will go in effect 9:00 tomorrow night and continue right through 3:00 a.m. thursday. bulk of this storm is during the day wednesday. you can see right now most of the area is under that winter storm watch, likely to be a winter storm warning, and possibly a winter weather advisory to the south. we will see what happens as we get closer tomorrow. suffice to it say storm's brewing off to the west and heading our way. you can see over northern plains snow

dean: that's right.le have been looking for an uptick in inflation, and we still do not see it. overpi is a little bit this. the fed looks at the consumer deflatorex, corsi pe -- core cpe deflator. you are seeing any inflation at all, it is largely in housing. that is a different dynamic. you are looking at house prices going up in seattle, in san francisco, in some of the desirable market that is not the inflation story. idea it wills an clamp down on inflation's, the immediate effect is the slow construction and if anything, make rent increases higher. there's not a lot to worry about in terms of the wage price spiral stored people always fear. >> everyone is focused on wage inflation then, dean. dean: that is the conventional story, and obviously, we look to it. it shows no acceleration whatsoever in which growth. i would like to see that, frankly. i would like to see workers with larger shares from the economic growth. we are not seeing that. people have been looking for something that is not there.

after i took office i sat down with dean kamen. god bless you. i told him if he showed up in a suit i would be disappointed. i sat down with dean and we talked about what we could do to promote stem programs out the state. we know he founded in 26 years ago but support had never been provided at the s level. we change that and put nearly $1 million in a fund, the robotics education fund so every school could have the opportunity to inspire the next generation of engineers. to quote dean, the kids don't build the robot, the robot builds the kids. it's a perfect example of driving programs today. and part of this i was -- i just look to the right and saw my dad and i'm reminded, were engineers in my family and my family takes great pride he was one of the founders the clean air -- the first national competition of engineers. i used to see natural gas powered cars in the garage at the time i didn't think much of it. that initiative spurred at the college level that would blossom into something in new hampshire that affects hundreds of thousands of s

breaking overnight, a former michigan state university dean is arrested. he was the boss of larry nassar, the ex-sports doctor spending time in prison for molesting his patients. >>> a strong denial from the white house after stormy daniels' "60 minutes" interview in which she says she was threatened to keep quiet over her alleged tryst with donald trump. more on the fallout. >>> and the u.s. is joining other nations in what is said to be the largest expulsion of russian diplomats in history. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. a former michigan state university dean who supervised the doctor accused of molesting dozens of athletes and students is under arrest. william strampel is expected to be arraigned today. he was arrested yesterday as part of an investigation into the school's handling of former sports doctor larry nassar. he's the first person to be charged in connection with the investigation besides nassar in the worst sexual abuse case in sports history

tori spelling and her husband, dean mcdermott. what was supposed to be a quiet family dinner turned chaotic. police had to escort the two and their five kids through the kitchen of a restaurant. this was at least the fourth incident in the last few weeks where cops had to enter feen. next, faith hill apologizes to fans after her husband's on stage collapse. tim mcgraw had a big thumbs up from fans as he left his hotel, after this moment the night before when he fell to his knees on stage in ireland. an eyewitness say the band and crew rushed to his side and he was taken off stage. >> tim is fine. he's a bit dehydrated from traveling so much. he's been super dehydrated and i apologize, but i made the decision that he cannot come back out. [ applause ] >> he was attended to by local medical staff on site and will be fine. and finally, another high profile couple, justin bieber and selena gomez are spending some time apart. they are still together, according to our source, but she's taking a step back to repair her relationship with

john dean now believes president trump's obstruction of justice outweighs nixon's.with the panel. gloria, you were talking about this during the break. you know, nixon, really didn't learn about it until the tapes and it was all in private. >> this is different. this is donald trump publicly saying what he's telling his advisers privately. there's no secret here that he wants mueller gone. th they are holding him back, but he wants him gone. the question is when you talk to attorneys, you talk to people, well, a, he's allowed to fire these people. and, b, he's not quietly -- you can obstruct in public, i presume. but he's doing this very publicly. there may be other things he's doing that we don't obviously know about, and that is what mueller is looking into, particularly in these questions, for example, about what trump knew about general flynn's conversations with ambassador kislyak. did trump try and cover that up when he said he first learned about those conversations from the vice president, mike pence? so this has to unravel here. >> john dean, when president

and to quote dean, the kid don't build the robots, the robots build the kids. and first robotics is a example today to create the workforce of tomorrow. and part of this -- [ applause ] >> it does deserve a cheer. i was -- i'm going to do it here i looked to my right and saw my dad. i'm reminded that we're talking about a few weeks ago, you know, we're engineers in my family and my father takes great pride, in the early '70s he was a founder of the clean air race. the first national competition of engineers across the country. i know this because i saw the natural gas powered cars in the garage and the students tingering on them at the time i wasn't sure what it was all about. the idea that that initiative spared at the college level would blossom into something here in new hampshire that affects tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of students across the world. it is amazing to see how far we have come in engaging these students and creating opportunities for them to decide what their pathways are going to be. [ applause ] >> so today, you never want to re

en jo-- john dean did speak. do you see anything about the lawyers and what they say. >> i do. and jay z andry bo i are both chicagoans. thank you for mentioning him tonight. one way that he knew that he, nixon, was trying to make him the fall guy is he'd go into the oval office, and nixon would say, well, of course i did not try to do such and such. order a break in into the brookings institution or something like that, and dean knew nixon was trying to get him to be a witness. what dean did not know was that nixon was making secret tape recordings of these conversations but he quickly began to suspect that he was. >> and those tapes ultimately had quite the shelf life. thank you. >> thank you, ari. >> that is one of the big, breaking stories tonight in the probe. as we abowere getting ready to to air another story broke. that is next. are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wondering what we'll do or where we'll go next. we the people who are better together than we are alone... are unstoppable. welcome to the entirely new expedition. oscar ma

it was then that the histories of the parkway and dean stone being linked. as chairman of the great smoke mountains park commission and as president of the foothills parkway association being working hard. the missing link will be no more and that section of the parkway will be finally open to the public. dean stone was the indens expense i believe man. the daily times has stated one main task remains. what is still needed is proper acknowledgement of the blount county persistence and encouraging and insisting and cajolling the powers that be that the missing link could be, should be and would be connected. my bill would name the longest bridge in the missing link section of the foothills parkway as the dean stone bridge. this particular bridge is 8 00-foot marvel. new technological advances have allowed the construction of a bridge that floats around the edge of the mountain road and into it. there is no doubt that the elegant curves of this bridge will be the iconic feature of the foothills parkway. naming it after dean stone is a fitting tribute for all h

(grant) dean dean estimates he spent about $five grand of his own money for materials...((grant))that wraps up kron 4 news at nine.((vicki))but our primetime coverage continues. pam moore is here with kron 4 news at ten...pam? ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki...next at ten, a big scare for one south bay neighborhood. after several grenades were discovered during an estate sale.the bomb squade moved in and safely detonated the explosives.a live report from the scene... coming up. plus.... an emotional tribute in yountville for the three women killed during a hostage standoff at a veterans home. ((pam)) plus breaking news... two shootings shutdown bay area freeways.the suspects still on the loose in both cases.the very latest coming up at the top of the hour.keep it here... kron 4 news at ten starts right after the break. chistine, jennifer and jen all shared a common goal, they got every morning to improve the lives of others to improve the lives of our veterans. (pam) a room filled with heavy hearts .... remembered three brave woman whose lives were taken by someone they

one of the last spots james dean visited before dying in a crash. the owner who painted over it during construction found another artist to recreate the same mural. >> i've been working anthony for a while. we screened quite a few artists in the last few months. i was lucky enough to find an artist. >> i met james dean five or six times years ago before i became an artist. i painted my pickup truck and painted james dean on the hood of my truck. >> another mural being planned at the lodge as well. part of the lodge is expected to open before summer. >>> coming up, district wide walk out. the reason why hundreds of students plan to walk out of class in south bay. >> another mountain lion spotted in a peninsula neighborhood days after a mountain lion killed several chickens in the area. where the latest siting was reported. you're watching "today in l.a." sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema e

back with me carl bernstein and phillip mudd and john dean.hil, in the court documents, mueller devolved rick gates had direct contact with a russian military asset in 2016. so how does he go about finding out what they discussed and what the russians then did with that information? >> look the conversation isn't just about rick gates. if i'm talking to rick gates, i have some questions. number one, who directed you to do this, number two, who did you talk about, speak about with this in the campaign. i want to see your laptop, your cell phone, if you tell me in terms of your contact with the russians, i want to know whether it is reflected in your calendar to your laptop. there is a bigger question, it's not only what contact rick gates had with the russians. i want to know in conversations with him, because clearly he's cooperating, who else was aware of these conversations? who else was in contact? was there a tone around the campaign that said it's appropriate to talk to the russians before we get into office about some sort of trade in ex

i'm like oh, my gosh dean i need help.ry the baby. >> as for ian the dad of two is shooting "sharknado" six. tori and husband dean were spotted kissing shooting a tv spot for the film. >> i was hired under the title of dark skies. that was the working script. no one would read a script called "sharknado." now they would. >> the daytime emmy nominations were announced this week and "the young and the restless" is up for 25 awards. talk about still going strong. "young and the restless" is tv's number one daytime drama and next week they will celebrate their 45th anniversary. so keltie knight went to the set to get the party started early. >> 45 years of steamy love scenes, skin and soapy action for daytime's number one drama. >> could you give me your best shocked look face? ♪ >> legendary daytime diva melody thomas scott has been scheming and conniving since 1979. >> soap fans are crazy and they will come up to you an they will just want to talk and they want secrets and they want -- >> well, i don't normally look like thi

. >> i'm jessica dean. >>> the storm moved on the big issue once again, power outages. peco has about 85,000 outages across the network right now, mostly in bucks county, pseand g is working hard to deal with neroly 4,000 outages. ppl, ac electric and delmarva are in much better shape. we have a team reporters covering the aftermath. >>> katie has more on the concerns from the storm. let's start with the power outages we were talking about a few moments ago. >> reporter: thousands of people across bucks county, we went up the road a little bit earlier tonight. that is still dark. people are hoping the power comes on as soon as possible. neighbors cut there was this large tree on magnolia in croydon. it fell a few hours before. >> my parents house will 46 years >> her mother was inside when the tree came crashing down. a few blocks away neighbors clean you wanted from the march snow. while crossing their finger for power to come on >> i have a one-year-old and it's cold outside, so it's going to be cold in the house >> the power went out midaftern transformer blew >> i s

of all the things that dean has witnessed on this beach nothing was as bad as what he encountered one day in two thousand and fourteen get through. i saw the body of a lady who was attached to her son with a rope and another who had attached her son to a piece of wood and the waves were playing with them men women children as young as nine and ten that scene is burned in my mind back in the cemetery shum said dean keeps the site as clean as he can he and other volunteers are raising money to buy another plot of land that can be turned into a proper resting place but the economic problems in tunisia have made that very difficult in a place that continues to receive the dead they don't even have the money and equipment to collect d.n.a. which means that in a graveyard where the name of only one deceased migrant is known most of the graves will for the time being at least remain anonymous. as these tunisia in sri lanka second week of a nationwide state of emergency has begun government leaders there being accused of failing to act quickly enough to protect life and property buddhist gang

. >> i'm jessica dean. >> march is level definitely coming in line a lion, kate bilo >> we have one hourft if february, it's been a nice end so february an mild february objective, you can see temperatures rain shower still above the daytime high. normal average high 47 we're still at 51 at the airport. 52 in reading, 45 in allentown, the reaching the 60's outside today. but all that is about to change. march will roar in tomorrow, you can see on stormscan 3 locally right now, just a couple of hours impacting poconos, most of these stays off to our north but notice this thick deck of clouds lurking off to the south as the system starts to gain strength and moisture, it's not a typical formation, for our area likely will not meet the definition of nor eastward. we're look i want to go two systemses that will be coming together off the coast. here want that looks like as we get into tomorrow and then the storm moves offshore, when it rapidly strengthens our strongest wind around the back side. rain could change over to a brief period of snow but the biggest threat with this will be the win

. >> i'm jessica dean. >>> the storm moved on the big issue once again, power outages. peco has about 85,000 outages across the network right now, mostly in bucks county, pseand g is working hard to deal with neroly 4,000 outages. ppl, ac electric and delmarva are in much better shape. we have a team reporters covering the aftermath. >>> katie has more on the concerns from the storm. let's start with the power outages we were talking about a few moments ago. >> reporter: thousands of people across bucks county, we went up the road a little bit earlier tonight. that is still dark. people are hoping the power comes on as soon as possible. neighbors cut there was this large tree on magnolia in croydon. it fell a few hours before. >> my parents house will 46 years >> her mother was inside when the tree came crashing down. a few blocks away neighbors clean you wanted from the march snow. while crossing their finger for power to come on >> i have a one-year-old and it's cold outside, so it's going to be cold in the house >> the power went out mid afternoon when a neighbor hea

matthew dean, why did it take so long to warn people?ion was that the original speculation was that the casualties had taken a heroin substitute. it took some days for public health england to ascertain it was a nerve agent, and then some further science has been done and theyissued further science has been done and they issued this very much precautionary advice yesterday, saying that only if you were in the mill pub or zizzi's restaurant on sunday or monday, you may wish to wash your clothes to eliminate any possible long—term risk of public health contamination. you don't think the warning... without exposure you have no risk whatsoever. if you are in the city going about your normal business, there is no risk. why didn't the warning, earlier? we knew earlier in the week it was a deadly nerve agent, potentially? well, we could only go on what doctorjane harries, the deputy public health director of public health england, said yesterday. she said in her statement that the reason the advice was forthcoming yesterday was because they had

right now how wealthy businessman turned communist party candidate velcro dean and came second in the race for the kremlin policies need to get out if you got off the ground several times in previous presidential elections came out to support it. with the luxury of going to be good to. be good to new york to a beautiful new college and. well nichelle words you should also try to free will because it's well nobody would refuse to believe. this is just your source but you're going to be just was. one of the dressing rooms in your book if you're going to become a fish. if you. push the. books you better go because you have a word with your teacher is going to you can't even get the numbers are supposed to go away through words you could or she could speak to. some people watching the election the beginning to be was not about who you want but rather about how many votes be communist party candidate dean and i would say kill about because he said he'd shave off his mistah if he got less than fifteen percent in the polls i'm going to getting eleven percent many are going to be watching to

. >> i'm jessica dean. >> march is level definitely coming in line a lion, kate bilo >> we have one hour left if february, it's been a nice end so february an mild february objective, you can see temperatures rain shower still above the daytime high. normal average high 47 we're still at 51 at the airport. 52 in reading, 45 in allentown, the reaching the 60's outside today. but all that is about to change. march will roar in tomorrow, you can see on stormscan 3 locally right now, just a couple of hours impacting poconos, most of these stays off to our north but notice this thick deck of clouds lurking off to the south as the system starts to gain strength and moisture, it's not a typical formation, for our area likely will not meet the definition of nor eastward. we're look i want to go two systemses that will be coming together off the coast. here want that looks like as we get into tomorrow and then the storm moves offshore, when it rapidly strengthens our strongest wind around the back side. rain could change over to a brief period of snow but the biggest threat with this will be the

gene, the former dean, william strampel, i understand he was in court. >> reporter: that's right.s initial court appearance, arraignment, and released, but conditions of bail. can't speak to any of the victims alleged in the complaint. can't speak to any witnesses or any medical students present or past at msu. one of the charges is criminal sexual conduct. alleged in the complaint four victims, all female, all medical students, saying between 2006 and 2017, that this dean here at msu the boss of larry nassar actually touched them inappropriately. propositioned them. told them if you do favors for me, i'll do favors for you. listen to the special prosecutor of the attorney general's office here in michigan, william foresight today at the press conference. >> as dean of the college strahm pel strampel abused authority of his public office to threats of manipulation. to solicit receive pornographic images of women who appear to be msu students in violation of duty as public officer. counts three and four apply to his supervision or quite frankly his lack of supervision of larry nass

marie kerry, dean kamen, this is a guy who didn't typically finish high school. he was a talented electronic person and then at some point he saw a person go in for kidney dialysis and thought you ha sawe connected to a large machine and you have to be there for hours and it's miserable. it disrupts your job and everything about your life. so he invented the dialysis machine then he saw somebody in a wheelchair struggling to get up a curb and he felt so bad for thathe person said he started developing the mobility wheelchair that could climb stairs and also stand up on two wheels so that you can be eye to eye. it turns out the balancing something on two wheels is complicated and a lot of people told them it wasn't possible, they have to be able to back up very quickly that it's that technology that lends the segway so his idea was to reduce human suffering. >> i looked and i looked and i thought i would find one somewhere. you fall a little in love with anybody of you study and tensely but i had a very complicated relationship and it sounds he electrocuted a lot