for dorothy from time to time. although elmore had never been convicted of a felony, police matched his fingerprints from other misdemeanor arrests and issued a warrant to bring him in, accusing him of murder and rape, among lesser charges. greenwood police went looking for elmore 36 hours after dorothy's body was found. >> i was working second shift with the detective division and the call came in saying the suspect was at his girlfriend mary's apartment. i went up and knocked on the door. >> the encounter was not what detective vanlerberghe expected. >> i told them that we had a warrant for his arrest. and i told him it was for murder. his demeanor at that time was so nonchalant. just, oh, okay. which is totally out of context for anybody i've ever dealt with before in a situation like that. no outburst or violent behavior. just like oh, well. >> police took hair and blood samples and placed them in the county jailhouse. even elmore's public defender had doubts about his innocence. >> many people will proclaim co

.>> reporter: dorothy has not been able to go home since the northbay wildfires. >> we are seniors, and we cannot start over again.>> reporter: fema sent out notice that temporary shelter assistance, what dorothy uses to pay her rent, will end on february 15.>> if they are not extended fema anymore, then they are walking away from it. >> fema is not telling people they need to leave those hotel rooms for good. so during the clinic that we had today, we actually called fema in relationship to this problem. they did notify some of the class that we are working with that they could appeal this decision. >> reporter: several, like dorothy, are appealing for more time. further complicating things, the former resident was told today that the owner plans to sell the property. even if the new owners plan to keep it as affordable housing, the renters also cause them to worry.>> my mom and i paid no more than $800, and that includes all utilities. we can afford that and live comfortably. but anything beyond that, we cannot afford to pay $1100 or $1200 a month. i don't know what her bank considers

playing days and openly and come to italy about to spite to him in de shell says it is false to dorothy's own to in fact after the first two died he tweeted we're back on again at six thirty pm hope i'm as good as i was this morning where yesterday you were and in response to that shell says first alex i'm unsure i've watched took the legend that study were to get me their best wishes jordy here's hoping your foundation can help find a cure for this horrible confession adam says just what should entry with dodi wear what an inspiration wishing you all the based shut otitis says great interview on the show well done finally we are says in response to dorothy actually if you're presented with another quake at the end of the alex i'm unsure can i actually met well i don't know what daughter's response was to you but for all of us here we're happy to send you another creek for auction. and i thought island on the shore as a name suggests alex of course boxes all of the good jobs and over the last few days he's been spending a great deal of time in alan's capital of dublin over the next three

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good to talk to dorothy jekyl thank you. archaeologists say that pollution is threatening the world's largest underwater cave system the second act and caves are home to some of the oldest human remains in the americas dating back more than twelve thousand years but there are concerns that runoff from a nearby dump could be damaging skeletal remains more than one hundred sites of my own era pottery and bones have been discovered in the caves on the yucatan peninsula. it's very unlikely that there's another site like this in the world with these characteristics but the amount of archaeological artifacts found there and the level of preserve ation that they have. a first. may start generating electricity earlier than expected the controversial saya brewery dam is in laos and the communist government there says that it needs the project to improve the country's economy when hey was given rare access to the site. this is one of the most unique places on the mekong river just before it flows from laos into cambodia it disperses b

shine to tyler says great interview on the show well done finally sure we are says in response to dorothy actually if you're presented with another quake at the end of the alex i'm unsure can i auction it well i don't know what darvish response was to you but for all of us here we're happy to send you another quick for auction. and night island on the shore as a name suggests alex of course boxes all of the good jobs and over the last few days he's been spending a great deal of time in alan's capital of dublin over the next three episodes he conducts major interviews with irish politicians including former teacher or prime minister bertie ahern on the form of one of the republic made evacuees however first he spoke with the women of the moment the new elected president of shin fein media limit donald here's alex with fish report from dublin stephen's green one of the most famous locations and dublin's fair city one hundred years ago showing fame held a majority a parliamentary seats across the island of ireland last weekend they elected mary lou mcdonald as president of shane finn she is

dorothy is one of millions of older americans targetted by scammers.sing cash, valuable prizes, or good fortune if the recipient sends back a payment for procession fees such as this mailing scheme by one network of scammers. according to records they mailed more than 950,000 fraudulent solicitations to 38 states. like this one promising a $3.3 million prize. it says a day you may remember for the rest of your life. tell nobody. since 2011 victims paid this network of scammers approximately $10 million. on thursday attorney general jeff sessions announced criminal charges against 200 scammers who mostly target the elderly. >> these alleged scammers allegedly defraud more than 1 million americans of more than half a billion dollar. >> reporter: he wants people to know there is help. the ftc has a hotline and a websi website. >> we literally found out ten days before she died that this was happening to her. >> reporter: angela's grandmother committed suicide with just $69 in her bank account after investing her money in a scam. >> we're still shock thad

some out searching everyday and posting pictures of what they find on facebook, started by aaron dorothyis teddy bear washed and stitched back together. this quilt passed down for generations. >> it's a good feeling. back with the goldberg, items entrusted to the mud angels. >> time for a check of the forecast. >> we had rain for much of the afternoon. here's a picture sky 6 live hd. looking at independence hall in old city. we have a lot of wet roads and moisture that continues through the rest of the night. rain across the region, tighter shot on street level storm tracker 6 showing heavier pockets in south jersey. to the west in smyrna, dover and to the south and west in maryland moving in from southwest to the northeast direction tonight and heavier pockets first thing tomorrow morning. >> 48 in the city, 52 dover, 42 in the poconos, at the coast and beach haven 48 and 58-degrees. atlantic city, a southerly flow of moisture, 16-degrees warmer in millville than same time yesterday. 13-degrees milder currently in the city. looking at the rainfall we have seen so far, millville, .89-inc

to make sure that some very important institutions in south africa like the national prosecution dorothy and will kind of become more keen again we know to add to this national prosecution authority there's a boiler subsume out and that's one of the leaders and also of course for state owned enterprises there's a lot of state businesses where there's nothing the way it is so i think that's also where he's going to start he's going to look at the state business is he going to get the sea state into institutions and see if he can replace people there to move ahead agenda that he has anti corruption and better ministration and what happens to zuma now when a lot of people hope that he will get is the imports i mean they're still a lot of corruption allegations against him and as a eight hundred allegations even going back to the late ninety's and they were about. ten or the government of buying weapons and us from there is reckon tearing this corruption and still a lot of citizens do feel that now he should face justice and he should be able to get away with this. alice van gelder from cape

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. >> reporter: and several like dorothy will appeal. >> reporter: even if the new owners plan to keep it as affordable housing, well, the form were renters say that also causes them to worry. >> we could afford that but anything beyond that we can't afford to pay $1200 a month, $1300 a month. >> it leaves us in a position where nothing is going to be affordable to us. >> reporter: the office of the property management company, eva evans management services, are closed on the weekend. fire victims need to find out if they can still get fema benefits despite an initial denial. >> it isn't until they come back and peal the decision and let fema -- appeal the decision and let fema know that they have insurance and it doesn't cover their living expenses. >>> well, the weather pattern changing this weekend. you can see fist the stronger winds in east bay but eve in san francisco a breeze around 10 to 15 miles per hour. some spots reporting gusts of 40 miles per hour. we actually just had one record to report and that was the oakland airport. act at that number -- look at that number, these

dorothy for a dash. just what makes it click for many people. who knows what factors come into play when we look at food. i'm sure something more is happening in our bodies and it's just more fun when an arrangement looks nice. feeling that a whole new value is being attached to food now. and more effort is going into the preparation cupcakes like ornamental cacti and in all colors of the rainbow. cartoon characters and beef and potatoes are also popular but a rainbow colored cheese sandwich raises the question. dishes are not for us we want the food preserved their origin a strawberry strawberry it should just look nice and be fun to eat. and it should be healthy that's part of the trend daddy longlegs both include super food ingredients like the highly prized i say eat berries and the nutritious and engraven king was. one place to go for vitamin rich fast food is the juice or. the owner must mixes smoothies and juices he may experiment with spirulina and serve it up in test use for its adventurous bird in patrons but even so he doesn't like do

beauty and intelligence and charm and hotness of the woman that i love. ( laughter ) or reporter: dorothytional portrait gallery. >> they very much want to ensure that future generations can relate to these portraits. >> reporter: for mr. obama, kehinde wiley used an accessible pose and included references to his life in the background. >> i tried to negotiate less gray hair. >> reporter: wiley is known for his poses of african americans evoking historical figures. mr. obama didn't want that. ad t had to explain that i've got enough political problems without you making me look like napoleon. >> reporter: the portraits will be displayed beginning tomorrow, uno unique paintings of two ground-breaking americans. jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >> glor: and that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. before we go, a quick visit to northern italy where the battle of the oranges is the highlight of carnival season. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org town buzzing. good evening, i'm allen martin. i'm elizabeth >>> kpix5 news begins

[laughter] >> reporter: most is -- dorothy smoses a curator at the national portrait gallery. >> theynerations can relate to these portraits. >> reporter: for mr. obama, kehinde wiley included references to his life in the background. >> i tried to incorporate less gray hair. >> reporter: wiley is known for his poses evoking historical figures. mr. dame didn't want that. >> i had to explain that i've got enough political problems without you making me look like napoleon. >> reporter: the portraits will be displayed beginning tomorrow, two unique paintings of two ground-breaking americans. jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >> glor: and that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. before we go, a quick visit to northern italy where the battle of the oranges is the highlight of carnival season. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> trump's daughter-in-law. rushed to the hospital. >> hazmat scare after she opened a letter with white powder. >>> and nails it. triple axle ice princess. >>> and mystery solved. does she really have

dorothy's that syria is becoming the land. the full veil covering has been burned to the cheese the police are often reluctant to intervene off the riots in two thousand and thirteen when officers try to i.d. a woman who is fully couplet a very very fragile situation which the government doesn't want to provoke urban riots which would quickly spread like wildfire all over france. president says he wants to reorganize islam in a bid to fight fundamentalism but some experts say that's a pipe dream radicalization in places like this they say it's already too deep rooted to take out. r.t. trap. news next the former u.s. president barack obama's reportedly received a letter containing a identified white powdery substance use among a number of high profile figures in fact to be sent such mail of the last couple of days khaled maupin reports now the incident took place at the office of former u.s. president barack obama this is his office on the northwest side of washington d.c. place he has been ranting for the purpose of conducting

based shine to titus says great interview on the show well done finally we are says in response to dorothy actually if you're presented with another quake at the end of the alex i'm unsure can i auction it well i don't know what daughter's response was to you but for all of us here we're happy to send you another creek for auction. and night island on the shore as a name suggests alex of course boxes all of the good jobs and over the last few days he's been spending a great deal of time in alan's capital of dublin over the next three episodes he conducts major interviews with irish politicians including former teacher prime minister bertie ahern on the form of one of the republic made evacuees however first he spoke with the women of the moment the new elected president of shin fein mediately mcdonald here's alex the fish import from dublin stephen's green one of the most famous locations and dublin's fair city one hundred years ago showing fame held a majority of parliamentary seats across the island of ireland last weekend they elected mary lou mcdonald as president of shaun finn she is

dorothy's find the german bank a combined eighty million euros for market manipulation it's already paid out remember billions for a series of scandals involving its mortgage a business now the pressure is rising on chief executive john cryer and he took over in twenty fifteen the idea was to turn the bank's fortunes around but three years on will cry in his only posted losses now he says he just needs more time and there have been reports that the frankfurt based lender is planning to hike staff bonuses to a grand total of more than a billion euros for twenty seventeen of the german government has responded to that news it says the bank should perhaps consider the impact that will have on its image well here's what cryan had to say about today's worse than expected results. this is yes it is the third loss in a row first. for however it is also our first pretax profit since twenty fourteen shots at some just stream. only without the one off hit we took as a result of the us tax reform we've now been reporting a net profit of almost one billion euros presenteeism. c.e.o. john cryan there

awaiting this decision as well and before it comes out i want to talk about the whole thing with dorothy czar one of the studio you are with environmental action germany a group that has been lobbying hard in favor of a diesel ban now what do you think what will the verdict be today well we have been lobbying very hard for clean air and for the compliance with existing legislation the limit values that you just mentioned aren't you since two thousand and ten now we have two thousand eight hundred we hope for a decision that gives cities and regions the opportunity or the chance to implement effective measures that address directly the source and this is the diesel engine and the high school should there be a ruling in favor of a diesel ban what would be from your point of view the impact of that ruling for thousands of people living here in germany. well on the one hand we would see as i mentioned the chance for many many cities not only stood got them doesn't off to implement effective measures but means to implement measures that would exclude high polluting vehicles from the polluted

of dorothy's are still investigating. over and out of a court dismissed the trade secrets case after the two companies settled in but will pay way motu hundred forty five million dollars claiming that one of its former engineers took more than fourteen thousand confidential files before he went to lead driving a car unit in twenty six states. germany has its root firmly on the gas pedal after granting a permit for the north stream to natural gas pipeline from russia the first pipeline of the north stream family rum runs along at the bottom of the baltic sea from russia to love means in eastern germany the sister project running alongside will double capacity of the route which currently stands at fifty five billion cubic metres critics say it'll increase europe's energy dependency on russia ukraine is said to lose out most at present over half of russian gas exports to the e.u. passed through the country but for how much longer w.'s nicholas connelly reports. this plant run by ukraine state energy company nafta gas was bu

dorothy, go ahead. caller: good morning. this is my first time calling in. i have tried to call several times. i want to thank representative bacon for representing my district, my city, where i live in omaha. i want to tell him thank you for being there to represent us in washington dc and donald is doing an awesome job. you guys on washington journal are doing a great job too. rep. bacon: thank you, i appreciate that. teresa frome michigan, go ahead. caller: i think you are being misleading to your people, because another thing they cannot do with the budget is work on one that they have not got. warrant,r as the fisa backhave been going on him in 2013, then they let it go off, then they restarted it comment. papadopoulos's to whoever and gates had his little trip to go to russia. if the people cannot see how obvious it is, all the connections mr. trump has to russia, and the games mr. nunez is playing, then they are pretty blind. host: congressman? rep. bacon: there is still doubt if the russians were involved in our elections, trying to create divide, i

>>-th dorothy moss is curator o the gallery. >> they very much want to ensure future generations canwith a focused president and references to his life in the background. >> i tried to neg geshate less gray hair. >> internationally acclaimed for large scale paintings of imposing figures. mr. obama didn't want that. >> i had to explain that i got enough political problems without -- without you making me look like napoleon. >> reporter: the portraits will be displayed beginning tomorrow. two unique paintings of two ground breaking americans. jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. before we go, a quick visit to northern italy. for the battle of the oranges, the high light of carnival season. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm done dahler. the flu season hasn't hit its peak but the worst on record. cdc reports there are more flu related hospitalizations this season than ever before. just last week, flu and pneumonia accounted for one in every ten deaths in the united stat

national portrait gallery's making today so special with appreciation to the chief curatorsrandon and dorothy who commissioned. [applause] sin sr. lie hope that all of you here today agree the hasrait gallery extraordinary mission. we hope that you continue to support our work starting with posting on social my npd.ing the hashtag hold back when you see awe struck phase. now i invite president and portraita over to the for two photographs. the first in front of the papings with the artists than with all of those on the stage. >> where do you want us? >> in front of the pictures, yeah. >> thank you. >> so in closing, i waned to leave you with some of president condition's words to remind us what we do in life, no matter who we are, counts. every effect that the president must have a cause, the past is the cause of the present and the present will be the cause of the future. all of these are linked in the stretching from the finite to the in if i knit. thank you. for being with us this morning. [applause] >> congress is in session this week. gaveled in the wherein afternoon to focus on border s

eighty three percent of tap water samples from around the world were contaminated with micro plastics dorothy dunkel from the university of bergen is not surprised by the findings but says the changes in the hands of the consumer. the fish and seafood is routinely sampled all the time and we have found plastic and stomachs. we don't know what this means for for example very human physiology or what this is going to do to lessen you have a project ongoing now to try to understand that little bit better one big wake up call for us in norway where we don't have a high population density but we had a whale that beach last year and there are thirty plastic bags found in its stomach that was a wake up call for consumers and also other places in the world in the u.s. and other places like france are putting more taxes on plastic bags for example that you using for shopping so slowly but surely this is making its way more in the mainstream that consumers understand that there haven't will in this to you would like to see this kind of bottom up effect that in democratic countries people can say ok thi

dorothy hamill was interesting. peggy fleming was interesting.nd floated. you don't have time to do that today. >> why not? >> because you're adding points. come on. boom, boom, boom, boom, add the point sthoos these days it's hard to know what the points mean. >> you used to be able to go into a bar and everybody would say they did not deserve a 5.9. you now have a point system of 283 preside 283.4. what the heck does that mean? >> reporter: the international skating system redefined the 6.0 system. >> i think it was introduced in the right spirit, a spirit of accountability, but it's made everybody look the same. >> reporter: the irrepressible dick button has one word for that. >> it's boring. i don't like seeing people do this. >> what do you want to see them do? >> i want to see them be creative. i want to see them perform. >> reporter: in a sport where raw athleticism seems to trump artistry, skaters jump, whether they can land cleanly or not. >> you fall on your face and you get a point. i don't like seeing somebody fall down four or five t

dorothy for a dash. among the range and just what makes it click for many people. who knows what factors come into play when we look at food. i'm sure something more is happening in our bodies and it's just more fun when an arrangement looks nice. feeling that a whole new value is being attached to food now. and more effort is going into the preparation cupcakes like ornamental cacti and in all colors of the rainbow. cartoon characters and beef and those are also popular but a rainbow colored cheese sandwich raises the question. very. elaborate dishes are not for us we want the food preserved their origin a strawberry strawberry it should just look nice and be fun to eat. and it should be healthy that's part of the trend daddy longlegs goals include simple food ingredients like the highly prized berries and the nutrition grade in king was. one place to go for vitamin rich fast food is to juice or e in but the owner must mix the smoothies and juice since he may experiment with spirulina and serve it up in test used for its adventurous spirit in patrons but even so h

stronger and more vital in the coming years some way glow of the wood to be sure a shade of what dorothy. just as there are with the bill that was you probably as there was no i think media was a hugely important project and i will support such initiatives in. future you would have to educate our leaders from really the guts what researchers and scientists always do it was news that webster sort of made in the words. nature doesn't need humans so we have to come into some sort of relationship with nature and a sustainable relationship because nature will certainly survive it was here before humans were here it will be after humans leave if that is to be our fate but we have to come into a more sustainable relationship with nature and i think scientific understanding will lead the way on how to do that. and you have to have knowledge you have to give observations wherever you can so that's why it matters that's why it should matter that's why it should go on. we did our best to figure out a way to do that in our effort. but you know it's not what you need not which if you're going to save

vandenberg and hazel, who traveled a lot, are sailing back from england, and sinclair lewis has married dorothy thompson know, important female constant of her age -- >> the first american journalist be expel from naz germany. >> yes, and the first one to get the interview from adolph history explore coming home and saying this is a real menace. she goes home early to file her stories on speaker interviews with history explore mussolini, and lewis is on the same ship back as the vaccine denbergs. sends a node up to vandenberg's stateroom saying, would you like to have a drink? and they meet him in the lounge and hazel says in her diary, sl tight, already been drinking a lot. but they become fast friends on that trip, and later on lewis is writing to vandenberg, telling him he should run for president, and they were hosting book parties for him. one college league said the only senator who could strut sitting down. so he was a picture of the pomp pows senator -- pompous senator bud hat a wit about him. wrote short stories, little post tri, never enough to make a living, but those culture impulse

here, dorothy.orman larry and jim brooks as one of television's most gifted creative writers. when you look back at the past women's role models on tv, it's easy to see susan harris' impact. >> susan harris was the greatest writer, in my opinion, of her generation at that time, singularly. so all credit to her for coming up with so many iterations of something so amazing. >> do you think there is a woman's voice as a writer? >> woman's voice? they speak higher, softer? >> i should know not to ask that of a writer. >> yes, of course, there's a woman's voice. women have a different perspective. women laugh at different things. so, yes, there very definitely is a woman's voice. >> oh, do you know how many problems we have solved over a cheesecake at this kitchen table? >> no, dorothy. exactly how many? >> 147, blanche. >> hi, brian. it's cutthroat prime-time time this fall as some 23 new shows compete in one of the hottest ratings races in years. here's one just about everybody predicts will be a big h

dorothy hamill was interesting. peggy fleming was interesting. you don't have time to do that today. >> why not? >> because, you're adding points! come on, boom, boom, boom, boom, add the points! >> but these days, it's harder to know what the points mean. >> 206.5. >> you used to be able to go into a bar and everybody would say, oh, they did not deserve a 5.9. you now have a point system of 283.4. what the heck does that mean? >> after a judging scandal at the 2002 olympics, the international skating union redesigned the iconic six-point system to make it more objective. >> i think it was introduced with the right spirit, and it was a spirit of accountability. but i think it's made everyone look the same. >> the irrepressible kick button has one word for that. >> it's boring! i don't like seeing people do this. >> what do you want to see them do? >> i want to see them be creative. i want to see them perform. >> in a sport where raw athleticism seems to trump artistry -- >> quad toe triple toe. >> skaters jump. >> that was clean. >> whether they

. >> dorothy sweeney and i go to st. patrick's in malvern. >> st.atrick's. >> reagan sweeney and i go to bishop shanahan high school. >> you are, oh, i got to come down here. >> i go to st. agnes. >> are they real curls. >> um-hmm. >> yeah. >> look at that. >> what grade are you in. >> first. >> i hear you like making your own you tube video. you will be famous. back here live in delco. we have taken over delco. we are here at empire diner but we have a lot of other local delco business that is come by and join us. one of them marty mcgees. >> thanks for joining us. >> what do you have for st. patrick's day. >> we start off with a daily routine, at 7:00 a.m. we kick it off early. we have breakfast. shamus keller, formally with black thorn and then we have shan agains playing all throughout the game. >> are you ready to play for us. >> yes. >> let's play irish music to get the girls dancing and do some jam cams. we will go out to the roosevelt boulevard, a live look between ridge and kelly drive, got a disable vehicle there off to the shoulder, attra

people at my age stay alive. >> thank you for coming down here >> thank for having me. >> that's dorothykt e joins us here ath neyo stock exchange as well. right after this you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> imagine racing down a mile long slide with twists and turns at 95 miles an hour. you have got a 50 pound sled and a helmet chris mazdzer did it you won the silver you have the medal with you. >> i do. thank you kelly. >> congratulations. >> it's been a crazy experience so far. >> you have to be crazy to do the luge, by the way. >> no, no, you don't have to be crazy. but you have to be willing to take some risk obviously, it's -- it is wild but you know what, it is a lot of fun. >> i am sure you are asked this all the time, can i hold it? it is a silver medal >> this is the silver medal. >> how heavy -- >> it's heavier than it looks. >> it's heavy. >> it's

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feynman tried to teach dorothy in physics which was sort of semi-successful, but he taught feynman how to paint. he became quite an accomplished artist, amateur artist. and he would alternate between sketching and calculating. [laughter] and also while he was at cal tech he was involved in the musicals, and he went to his student, al hibbs' parties. each year there'd be a party, a question, and you'd have to answer the question with a costume. so as i mentioned, one year it was dress as your favorite religious figure, and he dressed as a himalayan monk. another year dress as i think it was your famous, a famous person, and he dressed as god. [laughter] and then had to be a head of state, so he dressed as queen elizabeth. [laughter] and then another year he was supposed to be an astronomical body, so he went in a suit and tie, and people said what astronomical body are you supposed to be? hi, i'm serious. and he wanted people to say surely you must be joking which was the name of one of his famous books. so -- [laughter] as i mentioned, wheeler became interested in ion steven's -- einst

the protective netting is now going to extend from at least the far ends of dorothy dug outs by the 2018ning day. each major league club has the decision to expand the netting beyond the minimum requirements. i'll read you something from commissioner robert man fred who said "providing baseball fans with a variety of seating options when they come to the ballpark including seats behind protective netting is important. major league clubs are constantly evaluating the coverage and design of their ballpark netting i'm pleased they are providing fans an increased inventory of protective seats. again, this is going to be going into -- take place this is going to go into effect starting and before the 2018 opening day. it may block your view a little bit but this is huge for fan safety, lucy. >> yes, it is. indeed. thank you very much, kristen. live there at the mall of america in minnesota. of course eagles fans coming in all shapes and sizes and ages, right? but this next group might just be the smallest fans you've ever seen. our jennifer joyce was at holy redeemer hospital in montgomery co

vandenberg and hazel who travel to lots are sailing back from england and sinclair lewis has married dorothy thompson, the most important female correspondent of her age and a friend of vandenberg. >> the first american journalist to be expelled from nazi germany >> yes, and the first one to give an in-depth interview and came home saying this is a real menace, folks. she and sinclair lewis are in europe and she goes home early to file her stories on her interviews with mussolini and hitler and he was on the same ship back with vandenberg then sends a note up to vandenberg's estate room saying would you like to have a drink and they meet him in the lounge and hazel vandenberg says in her diary he's already been drinking a lot, but they become fast friends on that trip and later on lewis is a ready to vandenberg telling he should run for president and vandenberg's are hosting the parties for him. he was one of his colleagues said he was the only senator who could strut sitting down, so he was a picture of the pompous senator, but he also had a level of wit about him. he wrote short stories, l

it was like when dorothy goes to all, it was a whole other dimension. >> i guess this is a process question. 70's --classes in the in the 1970's to adults. one of the reasons i do that is because i think the 1970's don't get the respect they deserve. a lot of classes on the 1960's and a lot on the 1980's. at the same time, you know not of attention is given to 1968. victor: that's why would this book. >> you just asked and answered my question. victor: a little secret, i probably read every 1968 in 1969 book that came out. i kept thinking, and in one of my previous books is about teenagers from the 1960's. there were all of these cool things happening in 1967 when i was doing my research good i wanted to steal some ideas from someone who had written in 1967 book and they did not exist. i talked to my publishers and they looked around and said, go ahead. ng aspect. marketi victor: i am no marketing genius that i said, i think any year in the 1960's -- and by the way, hint, there is not much on 1963. there are so many events and there's not much on 1964 and 1963. >> those of us that teach abo

dorothy and toto 2018. we're not not in kansas anymore, i mean come on, it is a ruby red state. "the beat" with ari melber starts now. >> woof woof, i'm for any race involving canines. >>> we begin with the most important story in politics tonight. and i have to tell you, it's also the most important story in national security right now. you are looking at the array there. the top six intelligence agency leadersdo s united right now wi the message that i guess they couldn't help it. a message that undercuts donald trump's own claims all year about russia. don't call it a come back, russia, they say has been meddling and could strike again this year. >> there should be no doubt that russia perceived that its past efforts have been suck saysfcesd views the 2018 midterm elections as a potential target for u.s.-russia operations. >> the intel chief's releasing a report to go along with it. so everyone can read it themselves. russia getting bolder and even more disruptions in their cyber operations. attacks on our infrastructure which could include the electrical grid which means our

. >> sin red green eggs and ham to student at dorothy pollock elementary school as part of read acrossa delight. even gave me a free meal. you know i love free. green eggs and ham. fun time with some delightful youngsters, by the way, i posted the full visit on facebook i did facebook live, all of the kids there. >> oh, very nice. >> how adorable? >> look at that. >> well, coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news," billionaire warren buffet. >> i have to write this down. plus how local company is trying to court king labron james, trang, good morning. >> labron zero becomes a free agent this summer. some fans here hope he'll come here. i'll explain, meisha? >> trang, we shore are excited that the sun is coming out today beef wove to slow it down. several accidents throughout with substantial slow downs by the way plus construction, all of the updates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back. in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato

dorothy and toto 2018. we're not not in kansas anymore, i mean come on, it is a ruby red state.ber starts now. >> woof woof, i'm for any race involving canines. >>> we begin with the most important story in politics tonight. and i have to tell you, it's also the most important story in national security right now. you are looking at the array there. the top six intelligence agency leadersdo s united right now wi the message that i guess they couldn't help it. a message that undercuts donald trump's own claims all year about russia. don't call it a come back, russia, they say has been meddling and could strike again this year. >> there should be no doubt that russia

. >> oh -- >> awe -- you know, i jack dorothy at twitter a ceo of square doing interesting things aboutd promoting women where if a new woman is hired on to the engineering team they'll put her on a team that lz has women so she's not alone on a team with men an there's a sacrifice there because she -- you know, there will be some more teams that are all men. but she's a i believe to then build that network. and you know, once she has that network can go to other parts of the company. so speaking of twitter, you know, one of my favorite chapters of the book that we haven't talked about very much is -- the eighth chapter where i it shall where i pose this question what if women built the internet? what if women have equal seat at the table from the beginning. what might be different? is and i interviewed ed williams cofounder of twitter and i asked him well do you think if -- if women have been involved in the founding of twitter that online harassment wouldn't be such a problem? and he was like -- yeah. we weren't thinking about that. we weren't thinking about -- how our product could b

dorothy robine, did she have the position you currently have? >> yes, that's correct, senator. >> she also testified at that march 13th hearing of the transportation infrastructure committee. she indicated, and i quote, the building with its high profile location and limited perimeter setback cannot meet -- cannot meet and does not meet the fbi's requirements for level 5 security. have you changed your position? >> she was correct, the current building could not meet that. >> here what is she says. she says with its high-profile location and limited perimeter setback. it still has a limited perimeter setback? >> yes, but it is connected to that building and that current building cannot withstand. the current building has very significant limitations. >> as i mentioned, mr. chairman, we have looked at the demolish option in the past. mr. haley, when the gsa decided that it would not go forward with the original options, that's what it's fbi decided to take another look at the mission? >> yes, absolutely. >> prior to that, you were fully prepared

. >> i was at within point in love with dorothy hamill. i met her about 10 years.d of a connection >> in your mind, yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i got so nervous, that she said meet me at this event, like this fund raise their night. i got so nervous, i went and left. >> you told this with a different woman before. >> i have done it many times, many different women. >> isn't she lovely. >> yes, just like stevey wonder said. >> isn't she lovely. >> all right. >> i think because we have been talking about this today we should bring up this viral video, lebron james, is he coming to philadelphia. we have been courting him or this special company has. >> a local company. >> so, they took message right to him. they put up billboardness cleveland and they are hoping lebron james would see it. >> would you like to meet the man who paid for these three billboard, for three months. >> it is still wrong to ask how much he spent. >> let's ask him. if we called the billboard company we can find out anyway >> get a quote. >> get one of our - [narrator] look around. if our world i

and last but not least, happy 100th birthday to dorothy woodley, a world traveler from prairie villagerget if you know somebody celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, let us know at today.com/celebrates. ladies. >> al, thank you so much. >>> guess what, it's time to eat. we're going to show you some simply creative ways to jazz up a korean favorite. we're talking with ramen. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ how beautiful, ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com >>> all right, we're back with today food. if you think ramen is just a college dorm room staple, you haven't had it here. >> here in korea it is so much more. here to help you elevate these noodles, this is austin kang. we are going to make some ramen noodles with a twist. >> yes, i call this the hangover ramen, after a late night. so let's begin. get your bacon. >> al, they said bacon. >> yes, bacon. >> and then you deglaze it with soju. >> hair of the dog. >> and that's like a korean wine kind of. >> yes. and then after

treasurer and worked with katherine and some of the other people that really showed me, you know, dorothy -- not dorr vaughn, but mary jackson was one of the members at the time. and i didn't know their stories at that time. and it wasn't until the movie came out that i really understood truly the advances that they made to nasa at the time, but i knew they were great people and smart and hard working. and that helped me also have a trajectory of being excellent and working hard. even though i didn't know what they had done. i worked in the nondestructive evaluation sciences branch which means you take, you know, light or heat or some types of energy to make assessments on aerospace vehicles if they're damaged or not. so if the wing of an airplane is damaged, how do you nondestructively or in a noncontacting way determine the state of damage so you don't have to break it apart to figure it out. and i did some work on the shuttle looking for detection of leaks in hydrogen for the tanks, the tank that i would eventually videotape as it was falling back to the earth. and so ways to actually

dorothy, go ahead. caller: good morning. this is my first time calling in.ave tried to call several times. i want to thank representative bacon for representing my district, my city, where i live in omaha. i want to tell him thank you for being there to represent us in washington dc and donald is doing an awesome job. you guys on washington journal are doing a great job too. rep. bacon: thank you, i appreciate that. teresa frome michigan, go ahead. caller: i think you are being misleading to your people, because another thing they cannot do with the budget is work on one that they have not got. warrant,r as the fisa backhave been going on him in 2013, then they let it go off, then they restarted it comment. papadopoulos's to whoever and gates had his little trip to go to russia. if the people cannot see how obvious it is, all the connections mr. trump has to russia, and the games mr. nunez is playing, then they are pretty blind. host: congressman? rep. bacon: there is still doubt if the russians were involved in our elections, trying to create divide, i do n