douglas cars will not standing in that seat. thanks for joining us. —— douglas carswell.e commander of the international space station, dr peggy whitson, has just written herself into the history books. she's spent a total of 534 days in space, a record for an american astronaut. she'd already completed the most space—walks by a female astronaut as well as being the first woman to head the iss twice. and to congratulate her she received a call from president trump. how does it feel to have broken such a big and important record? well, it's actually a huge honour to break a record like this, but it's an honour for me, basically, to be representing all the folks at nasa who make this space flight possible and who make me setting this record feasible. and so, it's very exciting to be at nasa. we are all very much looking forward, as directed by your new nasa bill, we are excited about the missions to mars in the 20305. and so, we actually physically have hardware on the ground that's been built for the sl5 rocket that's going to take us there and, of course, the hardware bei

douglas? douglas has to be careful how he answers the question because if he says, no, i don't really believe that, every northerner will vote against him. if he says that, i do believe that slavery can be excluded, he will lose every democratic voter in the south. can the people of a territory in any lawful way exclude slavery prior to the formation of a state constitution? in my opinion, the people of a territory can, by lawful means, exclude slavery from their limits prior to the formation of a state constitution. stephen a douglas had just slit his throat politically. the people have the lawful means to introduce it or excluded as they please. it is lincoln who seizes the high ground. let us return to first principles. the real issue, lincoln says, between judge douglas and myself is the eternal struggle between these two principles, right and wrong. they are the two principles that have stood face-to-face from the beginning of time. it is the same spirit that says you work and earn bread

2014 when douglas carswell defected to ukip because they already had a strong local party in clactona candidate ready to fight the general election in 2015 and he was moved to the side in favour of douglas ca rswell the side in favour of douglas carswell who had defected from the conservatives and that divided ukip. the wounds that caused in clacton have taken a long time to heal and i just think the party was really torn between wanting every bank ‘s money and support but also they did not wa nt to and support but also they did not want to divide their party —— wanting aaron banks. tonight they had got the best of both worlds, his support and money. douglas carswell has left a bitter taste in some ounce of some ukip supporters, but he isa ounce of some ukip supporters, but he is a good local constituency mp. —— in some mouths. the ukip think they can topple him as an independent? douglas carswell is not standing as an independent and he said last week he would not be fighting the selection and so that is out of the picture, he said he would be asking his supporters to vote conservat

heat—treated picture laughing when he heard douglas ca rswell had laughing when he heard douglas carswelle been saying that douglas carswell was symptomatic of brexit tears leaving a sinking ship and didn't want to be held to account for what they had done. douglas carswell is saying, no theresa may is bringing about brexit, is there really any point to the party he joined brexit, is there really any point to the party hejoined in 2014? is there any point to it any longer? he is answering that in the negative. i did not think there was a great deal of enthusiasm to take him back into the conservative ranks. he is saying he will endorse whoever the candidate is in his current seat. thank you. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has said labour is ‘unelectable' under jeremy corbyn‘s leadership. speaking during first minister's questions, she said voting snp was the only way to protect scotland from the conservatives. because of the unelectability of labour, scotland faces the prospect of an unfettered, out—of—control tory government, and we know the damage that can do to scotland. t

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douglas to be indifferent on the subject of slavery. it is this declared in difference that is the real problem that is what leads people to embrace of the -- that is what leaves people to embrace the repeal. this declared indifference, covert real zeal for the spread of slavery. douglas will tell you, i am just putting the question out there to the voters. lincoln says, yeah, right. this declared indifference, or covert real zeal for the spread of slavery. i hate it because of the monstrous injustice of slavery itself. the thing that lincoln is critiquing, the very problem with the kansas-nebraska bill, it cultivates an attitude of indifference something that is a monstrous injustice. what kind of an example do we think we are setting as a republic if we tolerate slavery? encourage its growth? what are we saying about the very idea most precious to all of us, the idea of republican government in which all men are created equal. does it suggest republicanism is a fraud? how can you talk about the sovereignty of the people and take a big

tell me, what can women learn from the many women who helped frederick douglas become frederick douglas? >> what can they learn. well, i mean, they were living in quite a different time. i mean, they were living in a time in which they had to, i guess the one they think is you use the tools that you have at your disposal, and what i found was most of the women that i was writing about, because they-- they're mostly living in the 19th century, roles for women and each, they had their agenda, and what they saw with douglas was the way to pursue that agenda, and the ones that he most admired that were the most influential to him were the ones who were willing to push those boundaries, that they didn't stay within necessarily the prescribed roles, so they were willing to break those roles. i'm not -- i never thought of them in terms of having lessens to teach this generation of women, because, again, they're -- they were just living in a wholly different world. >> well, elinore roosevelt lived in a wholly different world and she had things to teach. >> let me just say that elinore roosevelt

douglas ca rswell says we will for the many, not the few.e general election. the parents of a four—month—old maybe have been found guilty of allowing their maybe's gap. —— death. let's catch up with the sport. andy murray has been knocked out of the monte carlo masters in the third round. they welcome the one was built -- round. they welcome the one was built —— beaten the first time in many months. an elbow problem did seem to hamper his serve in the latter stages of the match. this is his first tournament on clay this season. the 15th seed in monte carlo took the second set, but andy murray let slip a a—0 lead in the decider. disappointed to lose. i mean, maybe tomorrow or the day after i will be able to look back a little bits and think where i am now from where i was a week ago and my elbow felt pretty good. i served much better today than i did yesterday and that is only going to get better. i will keep going in the right direction, hopefully. football news just reaching as in the last couple minutes. a former aston villa and england de

douglas: right.ou need a tremendous amount of political capital by the white house to get this done. vonnie: are you concerned that the administration -- the agencies you are associated with might have the teeth to implement policies? austan, let me ask you first. austan: you are saying the cea or cbo, might they be politicized? vonnie: might they be not staffed enough? austan: oh, for sure there are staffing problems throughout the administration. regardless of what you think of the trump and administration, they have got to get people nominated for these positions-- treasure become other agencies. the congressional budget office isc littl different because thy go through congress, but they only just now named kevin cea chair.be the staffing is an important issue but the potential politicization of agencies like the cbo, that could be a very big issue, if that comes to pass. will traditionally objective outfits be sidelined, do you think, doug? douglas: i think it is important that the administrati

host: w host: we are joined by douglas holtz-eakin. stories about continued attempts by the republican party to pass the republican health care bill. what you think happened with the last attempt and what went wrong? guest: this was almost to be expected. if you look at the bill, it's a historically large undertaking. there are entitlement reforms in there with medicaid and the trillion dollars in tax cuts. that's an enormous undertaking. if you look at the history of big reforms of any types, there are usually some bumps in the road. they're trying to stretch policy theerences range from freedom caucus to susan collins in the senate and that's hard to do/ . host: how do you satisfy those widespread concerns? guest: you can't simultaneously make everyone happy. there will be things in the bill that everyone will dislike. republicans are now governing for the first time in a while. their learning that governing is hard and you will take votes that you don't left. host: to satisfy the freedom caucus, they make concessions as to benefits

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that is basically the story of the career of stephen douglas. he had been kind of an advocate of southern rights and a defender of southerners for many years. what happened with douglas is cc the goalposts are being moved. because stephen douglas, from illinois, argued for the notion of popular sovereignty which is the notion of the issue of whether slavery ought to spread in the west. this is a fine stance to hold the hand southerners were in favor of that in the late 1840's and 1850's but by the end of the 1850's, southerners were saying, we do not believe in popular sovereignty. we want you to guarantee the actual rights of all slaveholders in these territories. by that point, davis lost some of his supporters in the south. these northern democrats are trying to navigate a difficult point in trying to win enough support in the south in order to win the presidency at the same time they're able to hold onto enough states and the north. buchanan is the last democrat able to do that because he wins those states of the lowered north that four year

douglas worried about germans. there is really no evidence that there was any widespread fraud, any systemic fraud, just as today these accounts are apocryphal and am proven. it was a good thing to rouse your troops, for all the wrong reasons. i don't know the answer for voting rights for enrollees, particularly the wounded. i suspect it was a five-year rule, period, and that remained in effect even for those who had volunteered for service. >> thanks. >> yes, sir? >> harold, i don't believe all immigration was appointed by providence as the union was sending recruiters to ireland to bring them to the united states, welcome to america, here's your uniform and this happened enough that the confederate government complained to the british government through their envoy in washington. was lincoln a party to this policy? >> sure. he needed soldiers. i didn't say he believed immigration was appointed by providence. i reported he said it at the state of the union. [ laughter ] he's a good divinity to have on your side in

she had nine children, name one of them is douglas.he followed his career even though she was a non-reader. he walked arm and arm with his sister to the front and got up to speak, what did he do? he reads the texts. tells about the doves being sent out and being back. >> today i am the dove. i am the dove. that i have come back to -- that my feet are on this soil and that you can see me. i am the dove. what's amazing about that is, you know, i was trying to figure out what's public history and how do we make our narrative public. everybody knew that story then. maybe not now. >> he went to the oldest rebirth story he had if western civ civilizati civilization. the flood to find meaning for emancipati emancipation. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i would like to open up to questions right away. if you have any questions or comments, please line up with the mic and we'll go from there. >> i gather you are ready. >> i am. >> you got to speak close to the mic so we can hear you. >> is that better? >> no, it is not. >> thank you, i am really

una de estas denuncias la hizo el inmigrante salvadoreÑo douglas menjivar.nciÓn. >> yo fui asaltado sexualmente por unas personas. es importante para que las demÁs personas que viven en este paÍs se den cuenta cÓmo somos maltratados nosotros los inmigrantes, y que sepan de que la realidad es otra. cuando el gobierno o inmigraciÓn dice una falsa mentira de que nunca pasa nada y que todo estÁ normal. carolina: douglas, cÓmo calificarÍa su la reacciÓn de las autoridades de inmigraciÓn ante tu denuncia de abuso? >> cuando uno hace un reclamo, dirÍa que ellos tendría que atenderlo y poner atenciÓn al reclamo. porque en mi caso, yo le dije al seÑor, a un supervisor de inmigraciÓn, lo que me habÍa sucedido. el seÑor se llama hernÁndez. y Él no me hizo ningÚn caso. y dijo que si era un estÚpido, que tenÍa 4000 estÚpidos y yo era de los mÁs estÚpidos. carolina: douglas, agradecemos verdaderamente por tu valentÍa de compartir esta historia, que es muy controversial . carolina: por supuesto que es un caso que preocupa a muchÍsimas personas, carolina, porque son persona

speaking of kirk douglas and michael douglas, i've had conversations with michael, you know.ds and we've done a couple of movies together. >> sure. >> and you can count on one hand the people whose parents achieved at a very high level, whose children also achieved. you know, kirk and michael, i mean the fondas, you know, it is not that many. you know, it is a very small club. so it is tremendously difficult to maintain or to be able to achieve. >> i feel very lucky because we -- i have three children. i said my wife raised three great children and one great husband, and it is true because i was eight years -- she was eight years older than i, and when i was 20 she was 28. said it wasn't going to work, it only work for 65 years. but the three children, him being one, lucas reiner is a world-renowned painter. my daughter is a doctor of psychiatry, written books on analysis that is world wild. she just went through the world giving lectures. three of the -- that's all, that's the only thing that matters in this world, what you send out to the world in children. by the way, when

joe douglas across the board. do you think howie can overrule them?on't know what happen in the room. i assume joe douglas board is what they take stock in. he's doing more of the scouting. he has more expertise than howie would have. >> part of bringing him in here is trying to change what we have done, trying to get better. we hired him using a different rating scale. >> there is a prerequisite of talent for every position. we are trying to find the things you can't psh, mind, spirit, soul, the will to win. >> i love watching those two together. why do they bring them out together? >> joe looks like he could eat howie. eagles involved in spring work outs. we heard from carson wentz. how do you think things will be different for him? >> he has to take charge. i would like to see him be more out front. he has a roll with the team. he's going to branch out. he's the leader of this team. the reason the eagles have five time games on t.v. is because of him. he has to take the leadership mantle big time. >> wentz says he's ready to step up a notch. >> i h

today ourlier international affairs editor douglas herbert was on the set and gave more details. douglas: the prohibition of chemical weapons, they already concluded that sarin gas or a cynical -- similar chemical agent had been used in this attack. everyone agreed that a chemical agent of some sort was used. even the syrian government has acknowledged there was a chemical agent involved. with the french foreign minister has confirmed is that it was sarin gas and came from the same stocks that were supposed to be destroyed under an agreement in october 2013 between washington and moscow that was supposed to see all of bush are all asides chemical stops -- bashar al-assad's chemical stocks abolished. there is all of the hallmarks, the fabrication bares all of the hallmarks of the way it is made in the syrian laboratories. it was a jet as had been reported by a number of observers that had delivered the chemical agent, dropped this chemical agent resulting in more than 80 people killed, hundreds more injured in one of the worst chemical attacks we have seen in the six years syrian

and it refunded douglas $70 right away.terprise apologized for the confusion and told us there was a glitch in refusing his card. all right now an update to a story we have been following for about a year now. a political defeat today for the family of albany boy who died after a visit to the dentist. caleb sears family wants to stop dentist frist doing general thesia as at the same time they do procedure on children that's how caleb died. this afternoon assembly committee heard a bill that would require a separate nurse or dentist to do thesia on kids in dentist offices. but the committee voted for weaker standards that would lesser trained worker to supervise sedation np caleb's family is disappointed but vows to continue fighting. we'll keep you up to date np if you have a consumer complaint let us know the number is 1-888-996-tips online online as nbcbayarea.com/responds. with thesy and kids important to point out you do have a choice if the dentsist says they're doing the general thesia and the procedure at the same ti

negative, and perhaps -- [booing] -- that's because according to the public since her integrity, 96% of douglas -- of journalists who gave donations and left watching david to our opponent. and as anyone were member who our opponent was? >> lock her up, lock her up, lock her up. pres. trump: that was some opponent.

douglas this just in.snick staying as an independent mp but now says he will not re—election and will support the tories in the general election. that is coming from andrew sinclair, our political correspondent at bbc east. a statement has appeared from douglas ca rswell. statement has appeared from douglas carswell. he says i have done everything possible to make sure we won everything possible to make sure we won the eu referendum, even changing parties and triggering a by—election to help nudge things along. last summer we won to help nudge things along. last summer we won the referendum. i have decided that i will not seek re—election and will vote conservative, and will offer my support to the clacton conservative candidate. he says it is sometimes said all political careers end in failure, it doesn't feel like that for me today. i have stood five times, one for mike wood times, and helped win the westland last year. job done, i'm delighted. the statement ends. that is the statement ends. that is the

he describes lincoln's upbringing and career path that led him to debates with stephen douglas during an 1858 u.s. senate race where one of the main topics with the issue of slavery in the united states. professor guelzo talks about how the dred scott case served to polarize political views on whether new states admitted to the union would allow slavery. his class is about 50 minutes. allen guelzo: welcome once again to civil war era studies 205, introduction to the american civil war era. we are now in our third week in this course, and my, what ground we have covered thus far. we have more to cover because we are coming up to the 1850's now. we are talking about the crises of the 1850's that really begin with the compromise of 1850 that

. >> douglas is expected to testimony early next week.o at the courthouse for the first time, police brass including the commissioner both had had no comment. >> we're here to take care of some business. >> a state police ballistics expert showed the jury the weapons involved in the sniper attack including what prosecutors believe is the murder weapon. . in the meantime, frein defense team says the defendant is holding up. >> frein won't testify, but his team says they are ready to present their side of the story. >> are you prepared to start your case? >> you always have to be prepared. >> frein's defense team will likely begin presenting their case mid-to late next week. as for tomorrow, no court. the easter hold day is presenting a break in the case. >>> philadelphia mayor toured a southwest reck are ration center for a possible investment opportunity. nbc 10. he toured the facility with the executive director of rerebuild invest. it works to improve programming at facilities across the city. it's largely funded through the city's soda

douglas ca rswell defected to mp5 for them at all. douglas carswell defected to the party.lso standing down. the next thing to see is where paul nuttall will stand, whether he can break out and become the first ukip mp. are there any particular constituencies that they might find attractive? i think art do is one. they feel that is probably their best chance —— hartlepool. they did very well the last time. the sitting mp has descended he wills stand—down. so that's a possibility. they are second in many places to the conservatives will stop that will be much more difficult. i was in bolton yesterday where there is a sizeable ukip vote, but many people i spoke to who voted for them last time said they will switch that allegiance to the tories this time around. and that is purely anecdotal of course but i think it will be an issue for them. against labour in labour seats, perhaps it could be more fruitful. but they need to come up more fruitful. but they need to come up with an eritrean of what the point of them is they have been riven by infighting since nigel farage stood d

and we have several underground railroad sites and fredric douglas is from the eastern shore also.here are statues of him and all kinds of monuments and plaques. so i was wondering from the scholars if there was any -- was there any relationship between harriet tubman and fredric douglas? did they know each other? the plantations where they lived? because i don't know how close they were. >> we don't find documentation that they knew each other while they were on the eastern shore. but there is a newspaper article in -- forgive me i can't remember the date -- fredric douglas talks about how when she comes through with some escapees. so, yes, they do know each other. there is this relationship and she is relying on him to help her move her cargo -- it's one of those words -- her pasmpgers through the underground railroad. but it's not a relationship that is terribly public during the time. >> i'd invite you to remember that samuel cornish was a missionary on the eastern shore for a time. so several newspapers have information about this eastern shore during this period of significan

dixon was killed and douglas was injured. it's been 2.5 years since the shooting, and prosecutors are ready to get this in front of the jury. >> we'll be looking forward to starting the trial tomorrow and bringing justice forth on behalf of all the victims in this matter. >> reporter: prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in this case. the trial is expected to last several weeks. as for whether eric frein will take the stand, lawyers say that decision is up to him. live outside the belmont barracks, "nbc10 news today." >> thank you. >>> former philadelphia district attorney lynn abraham is suing to have the current d.a., seth williams, removed from office. abraham and another lawyer argue that state law prevents williams from keeping his job because his law license is temporarily suspended. williams said he'll stay in office doing administrative work while fighting federal bribery and extortion charges. neither he nor his lawyer has commented on the lawsuit. >>> investigators will be looking for the cause of this barn fir

in his wrestling with douglas, he said he was a great man but lincoln was only a small man. they decided to cover the joint debates with douglas and sheltering together during -- sheltering together one evening during a thunderstorms, lincoln tells a young reporter when he was clerking in a store his highest ambition was to be a member of the state legislature and he continued with a chuckled since then i have grown but my friends got me into this. i didn't consider myself qualified for the united states senate. i am convinced i am good enough but in spite of it all it is too big of a thing for you. you will never get it. mary insists i am going to be senator and president of the united states too. such a sucker as me as president, lincoln laughed but his intent was actually serious. he would tell stories, cover opponents, they were ridiculed and laughter. he smoothed the conversation without giving offense. he recognized the sharpness of refusal or rebuke maybe be blunted by an appropriate story. his secretary, john hey, told in 1863, an internal nuisance of a book and post

. >> inmate douglas burden pushes him in a potential choke hole. as several other inmates jumped in and one of them reaches in and grabbed the deputy's radio. >> the radio call came across was unlike any other. the inmate stated emergency, 911, the deputy was on the floor being attacked. deputy garcia was among the officers responded. >>> there were a number of inmates around him as well and we were not sure how all that tra transpire. all we knew that inmate is calling for our aid. >> come to find out that the inmates have come to his aid and the other inmates took the inmate down and they were to get back on his feet and it was not for the inmate in that pond that cared about their deputy, that deputy may not have been with us, it may have been a really, really bad day and it happens so quickly by that time we were all there. it happened that fast. so, as much as we say we have each other's support, it is nice to know that you got a handful of them in orange that cares. >> while the deputy who was supposed to retire, the relationship he built und

. >> douglas case rented a car from enterprise. the company gave him a midsized car, but douglas said an agent offered to upgrade him to a full-sized car. he said he didn't think anything about the swap until he got his credit card bill which revealed a $70 upgrade fee. douglas called enterprise and was told he agreed to it. he disputed it, so enterprise credited his account $70. we're done here, right? wrong. two days later enterprise again charged him $70. enterprise then agreed to reverse the new charges but douglas says that never happened. so he asked us to step in. we contacted enterprise, and it refunded douglas his $70. enterprise apologized for the confusion and told us there was a glitch in refunding his card. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. the number is 888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thank you very much. 6:24 now. new problem for samsung. the company promise to fix a red tint of some kind found by users on its newest smartphone. some of users of the galaxy s8 and s8 plus are complain

douglas mcarthur was determined to make it so.e with "war stories" as we battle into the streets of seoul. >> in europe, no sooner had the fires of world war ii been extinguished, dictators were again on the march. as church hill predicted, country after country in eastern europe fl toommunist take overs by leader stallion. there was a blockade in berlin. president harry truman ordered an air lift to save the city. it was spreaded all over the globe. 1949, on the other side of the world, a ruthless revolution in china brought him to power. next door in korea, divided like soviet and american zones, royalist young took control. he was the communist leader. >> on june 25 the north korea situation is looking good. >> deeson served as commander in the war. blocked by the americans in europe, stallion saw north korea as next step in his plan for global contest. he poured guns, tanks, ammunition into the north. lead tong promised a million soldiers. both wanted to leave dry on the battlefield. sung sees the opportunity to unite all kore

it's a ticking time bomb. >> douglas burden was once a ticking time bomb himself.ost two years since he exploded in anger and attacked a 64-year-old deputy in his housing unit. today, burden says it wasn't personal, but the result of frustration. >> i thought i was being treated unfairly, because i wasn't going to court very often. i would go to court and i wouldn't get to get my word across to the judge or to anyone, so it felt like i couldn't get my voice out there. so, one day, i just snapped and i decided to choke out a deputy. while he wasn't looking, i just jumped behind the counter and grabbed him in a choke hold and i started choking him. >> could you have killed him? >> easily, but that's what we're taught in the marine corps. >> since then the jail's medical staff has kept burden stable through medication. >> i've been taking my meds. i've been doing a lot better. this is the best i ever felt, ever since i was diagnosed with schizophrenoform. >> are you a threat to these deputies here? >> no. >> why not? >> because me being ex-military, i feel like i'm on

douglas ca rswell regularly making political headlines.ho dramatically defected to ukip and insisted on fighting a by—election which he went on to win. he has regularly been in the news, having spats with ukip's former leader, nigel farage. last month he said he would sit in parliament as an independent because he thought he could'sjob was done. independent because he thought he could's job was done. today, independent because he thought he could'sjob was done. today, he has said he will not contest that election as an independent and has said he will be supporting the conservatives. in a statement he says, i have done everything i can to ensure we get the referendum and we leave the european union. it is sometimes said that all political careers end in failure, it doesn't feel like that to me today. job done. i'm delighted. andrew, thank you. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has said labour is ‘unelectable' under jeremy corbyn‘s leadership. speaking during first minister's questions, she said voting snp was the only way to prot

family and friends of brian douglas watts only wish the hotel had done more sooner.e officials here are recommending that people carry their own carbon monoxide detecter. that will cost you between $20 and $60. >> jericka duncan for us this evening, thank you. >>> coming up next, a tiny piece of string inspires a coach to win a championship. win a championship. >>> this portion is,,,,,,,, >>> south carolina won the women's title last night, a changing of the guard in more ways than one. >> south carolina has won the national championship! >> reporter: for the first time in five years, a team not named connecticut took home the women's national championship trophy. >> i'm going to enjoy it. i mean, it's something that, you know, i've been coaching for 17 years now. >> reporter: south carolina led by dawn staley became just the second team guided by an african-american coach to the title. staley praised the only other black coach to win, carolyn peck, who had given staley a piece of her 1999 championship net. staley had kept it in her wallet ever since. >> she said whe

douglas choked up in court describing his painful road to recovery including 18 surgeries.rein pleaded not guilty. the search continues for 37-year-old steve stephens who shot a man the cleveland an put the video of the murder on facebook. tonight in cleveland, a vigil for the victim, robert godwin senior. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live with more on this brutal crime. >> this is now a national manhunt. cleveland police are working with authorities tracking down every tip they get and the reward for information leading to an arrest is $50,000. >> a message for steve stephens. >> if you are out there, call someone, friend or family member or pastor. give them a call. they are waiting on you to call them. >> easter sunday in cleveland, ohio, stephens picked robert goodwin at random, shot and killed him and posted it on facebook. he was last seen driving this vehicle. 911 calls came into philadelphia police around 1:00 this afternoon after reports of a possible sighting at the belmont hotel. >> this put 30 school in west philadelphia on lockdown for several hour

you mentioned earlier about douglas ca rswell, perspective., a man who mark reckless used to work for. the fa ct mark reckless used to work for. the fact that mark reckless is so pro——— high profile from a welsh perspective, and even this week we found out that ukip are only going to have 80 candidates in the council elections next month and i think there was a pretty broad expectation that they would have a far greater presence in the council elections, and we have the news today, so the timing is pretty dreadfulfor them. melissa cochrane and her husband kurt were both hit by khalid masood's car on westminster bridge. kurt was killed, melissa suffered a broken leg , broken ribs and a gash to the head. that day had been part of the trip of a lifetime, they'd travelled from their home in utah through europe to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. this morning kurt's son dallas told victoria derbyshire how the news from london reached him in salt lake city. i was home alone and i got a text from my older brother saying that my dad and melis

i thought it was a pity when douglas carswelljoint ukip.s the conservatives who delivered brexit to the united kingdom and i think it needs to be the conservatives who deliver a good dealfor the the conservatives who deliver a good deal for the people of britain now we know their decision. the green party hopes to take a seat in bristol. they cold for the voting age to be lowered to 16. caroline lucas said the greens would continue to tackle brexit, the environment and affordable housing.“ to tackle brexit, the environment and affordable housing. if you are a young person trying to get your foot on the housing ladder, especially in a place like bristol or brighton, it isa a place like bristol or brighton, it is a nightmare. we need to have genuinely affordable housing, not just a government that changes the definition of that. the need for the green party has never been greater. if you want to cast a vote that is opposed to an extreme brexit, that is standing up for a real investment in public services and are more equal society and will al

we contacted enterprise and refunded douglas his $70. enterprise apologized for confusion and told us there was a cliche in refunding his car. if you have a consumer complaint let us know. the number is 888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> all right. a very important day coming up here in just a few weeks. how much are you planning on spending on your mom for mother's day this year? according toin a annual survey by the national retail federation americans in general plan to spend more than ever on their moms. mother's day spending is expected to reach a record high of 23.6 billion. shoppers will be spending an average of $116 bucks each to mark the holiday. pretty good little contribution there. $14 more than last year. if both your kids spent, that kris, you'd be in the money. a reminder that mother's day is sunday, may 14th. >> i don't know but guys, but i've getting a lot of things in moy feed and in box, mom wants this, the best gift for mom and i'm going i don't want that. please don't get me that. have you noticed

[laughter] you have to be stephen douglas. it was on that day i decided i was going to be interested in abraham lincoln out of defiance, if nothing else. i am completing my 33rd year at winthrop university, where i have taught about abraham lincoln to packed classes of south carolinians. [laughter] if i lookforgive me up at the presidential box and say, mr. president, i made it. [applause] i have been fortunate enough to have done some work in an area of abraham lincoln that really has not attracted an enormous amount of attention. i would like to share some of that with you today. as i tell my students at the beginning of every class, please fasten your seatbelts and come back in time with me to the era of abraham lincoln. 4, 1865, oak ridge cemetery thomas springfield, illinois. warm.ather is the weather is peaceful and a slight wind blows from the prairies to the west. everybody in springfield is on the streets, silent and mournful. their sorrow is so all-encompassing they don't know where to go or what to do. the landscape

after crashing officers say douglas car jacked a man. we'll take you through how it all ened coming up in our next half-hour. >>> philadelphia police are on the hunt for a person who shot and killed a woman in kensington. the 24-year-old victim was found shot in the vest around 1:30 this morning. she was taken to the hospital where she died. so far there's been no arrest. >>> well, we've all passed by them on the roadway, roadside memorials to remember people killed in crashes. those memorials can quickly become eye sor soars or become traffic hazards as items left behind make their way to the streets. >>> a bill would allow a victim's relatives to pay for a sign and set certain specifications for those markers. >> next on nbc 10, remembering virginia tech. it's been exactly 10 years since one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history. see how the campus is commemorating. >>> a father and son team are determined to conquer it. we'll tell you about one of the biggest inspirations behind their mission. >>> from 80s today, 60s on wa

you will hear from jeff quinn, annie jacobson, and douglas preston talking about their books. here it is. >> good afternoon and welcome to the panel. i am gary glastner the author of seven non fiction books myself including the culture of fear, why americans are afraid of the wrong things. i am delighted to host and moderate today's discussion with these three highly accomplished authors each of whose current book i highly recommend to you, by the way. here is how it will work. after i introduce the panelists, i ask a couple questions of each of them and then one question for the entire panel and then we will take questions from the audience. so, to allow maximum time for conversation i have asked our three authors to answer their each questions and i will ask those of you who ask questions if you are with us in the audience to keep your questions short. first, let me introduce your three authors. jeff quinn is an award-winning investigative journalist. she is the best sell authors -- he -- whose books include go down together; the true untold story of bonnie and collide. and