michael dunn asked them to turn the music down. tevin thompson, who was sitting in the front passenger seat complied, turned it down. >> jordan didn't want to turn the music down. said let's turn that back up, i'm tired of peopleelling me what to do. they turn the music back up. and then there was an exchange of words. >> at that point is when michael dunn and jordan davis started exchanging words. and i believe what tevin thompson remembers is jordan sayi [ bleep ] to michael dunn. >> according to witnesses there were statements of are you talking to me coming from mr. dunn and i believe a couple witnesses said they heard "you're not going to talk to me that way." >> reporter: suddenly the argument escalates. >> and before anybody knows it dunn is leaning over to his right reaching into his glove box pulling out a taurus 9-millimeter. right about this time tommy gets into the car, straps himself in, looks over, and sees a gun pointed three feet away. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: it was over in moments. a life gone, lives ruined. jord

dunn, i want to go back to you. tell me about the challenges gewards with being involved in something like this? >> well some of the challenges investigate these cases that happened so long ago #, trying to reach people who were alive during that time, trying to recover documents. a lot of the different agencies and cities struggle with trying to keep up with their documents so i think that was the hardest part was the research and trying to locate people who are still alive. >> and the rewards? >> well besides the practical legal skills that you gain from the clinic # it was really contacting the family and personally seeing the impact that our work and our research has on these individuals; for example, one of the sons of the daughter of the man who was lynched sent me a text message and said today is my 50th birthday and i just want to thank you all. i never knew the real story of and you guys are angels for it and that was pretty impactful. #. >> and giving the family that sense of peace. what lies ahead for you

he's my whole life. >> reporter: alana moreno dunn became a widow on christmas morning. her husband, franklin moreno dunn shown smiling on their wedding day less than a year and a half ago. he was killed in a crash on the beltway in prince george's county. >> i was looking forward to spending our life together. i don't know what i'm going to do now. we were going to try to have kids next year, and then in five years i wanted to try to move to a different country. we had plans. >> reporter: instead of planning for their future, she's planning for his funeral and trying to raise money to fulfill his last wishes, to be buried in his native country, el salvador. >> that's why i really want to do that. that's hard for me because i can't go visit his grave whenever i want to, but that's what he told me. so that's what i'm going to do. >> reporter: she says her husband had been visiting his uncle in silver spring and was driving to their fort washington home when the crash happened near branch avenue. state police say the other driver was going in the wrong direction. it was 3:

we're also going to bring back chief vincent dunn. but let's go to lala noppel who is on the ground. he is reinforcing what we're hearing from chief vincent dunn, which is this fire is far from over. lama tell us what you're seeing right now. >> right now i'm literally looking at floor by floor, you can say this is around 40 floors right now, and the fire's inside apartments. and you've got a very large white flame engulfing the entire hotel and coming toward burj khalifa and actually heading south towards the beach. but every single room looks really lit. i really doubt there's any water systems in the rooms. you can physically see probably some distance and all the furniture, which is madness honestly. >> i'm going to go back to -- i think we still have amir hanjani on the phone. it seems we may have lost amir hanjani on the phone. but he's been communicating with me and saying he has seen debris land in his balcony where he is. we'll try to get him back on the phone to hear that. as chief vincent dunn was saying and from his experi

after belieu's murder, deanna dunn and leanna waldo found themselves preparing to raise her three youngest children. luckily, a man they call their angel gave them some help that will ensure they can care for them. after having a good year in his work, contractor josh after having a good year in his work, contractor josh dobson decided he wanted to give back. a facebook post looking for a him to the story of belieu's children. so just before christmas, he met up with the women, and three kids...taking them for a shopping trip for gifts and the necessities needed to help raise the necessities needed to help raise the children. elias: that wraps up our look back at 2015... elias: we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's

and he's always been that way," dunn said. millard south students and staff also praised the officer. kmtv received several calls on his behalf, students who would not go on the record pointed to the final moments of the video where caniglia is seen subduing the teen. opd confirmed the police investigation the following statement: an apparent large capture the situation in its entirety. we are looking into what precipitated the officer's actions and if they were totality of the school "we are disappointed chose to fight. we are grateful no students or staff students or staff were seriously hurt. we see the videos you see. we have begun and will continue our investigation." " jessica rae: officials in norfolk will sit down to decide on some new rules regarding irrigation systems for 2016. here's paul hughes with the details. " the board of directors of the lower elkhorn district will hold a hearing thursday night, january 14th on proposed rules and regulations for flow meters that will be required on all irrigation systems in t

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dunn died in the crash. both vehicles destroyed.paramedics air lifted the other driver to the hospital. >>> engine related problems forced a plane from virginia to return to rochester, new york. the faa says commute air flight 3585 had to declare an emergency landing at around 3:00 p.m. friday shortly after takeoff. the plane had been heading to washington dulles airport. but then returned to rochester international airport. it did land safely. the faa still looking into this. >>> a developing story this morning. 15 people are dead after storms and tornadoes slammed several southern states. the deadly storm swept through mississippi, tennessee and alabama yesterday. nbc's mark potter has the latest on the cleanup. >> reporter: in holly springs, mississippi, families spent christmas day trying to salvage what they could. >> speak of the grinch that stole christmas. but spared our lives. >> reporter: the season of giving took on new meaning in this community. >> merry christmas to you. >> reporter: with donations pouring in, christmas

maryland state police tell us franklin moreno dunn was killed today. he was from fort washington. the crash happened near branch af shortly before 4:00. take a look at the two cars involved. police say a man was driving the wrong way on the inner loop when he slammed into dunn's car head on. the other driver was flown to the hospital but we don't know his condition right now. >>> catholics from d.c., maryland, celebrated christmas mass at the basilica. the basilica also provided its annual dinner for hundreds of poor and needy people. >> that we will reach out, each in our own small way to make his love, his compassion, his mercy more present. >> cardinal weurl encouraged parishioners to practice compassion and kindness this christmas and to engage in pope francis' year of mercy which started this month. [ cheers and applause ] >> speaking of dialogue and rec on selliation can help solve world conflicts. that was the pope's message. thousands gathered to here the pontiff, who called for israel and the palestinians to resume talks and prayed for an end to wars around the world. som

moreno-dunn's family says he was driving home to ft. washington, visiting his family christmas eve. we put a link to the go fund me page raising money for his funeral. right now donors gave more than $2,600 in just the last day. >>> chicago police are investigating another case of a police officer shooting and killing someone. police say the officer killed two people early today while responding to a domestic disturbance call. police say the officer was confronted by a combative subject. one of the victims was a 19-year-old college student. that according to family members. the other victim was a mother of five. >> why would you shoot an innocent person? didn't you see they didn't have a weapon? my mama just opened the door and they killed my mama! >> she is dead. >> she didn't do nothing, man! she opened the door! >> neighbors told our chicago affiliate the domestic suburbans involved the 19-year-old threatening somebody with a metal baseball bat. police did not give any information about that officer. >>> a fire broke out at a houston mosque friday afternoon, and now investigators

might be some small limbs that come dunn as well too. there are your temperatures early on in the morning and then that gentle drop through the afternoon of a few degrees. late into the weekend and weekend too little change in the pattern. it's brief and this is not a major change or shift that we would expect this time of year into the colder weather. so whatever you see on the 7 day forecast, keep in hyped that's brief this weekend. temperature in the 40's. see you at 5:00 . >> anchor: thanks, pete. see you then of let's get a check of the ride home. here is joe with an update . >>> our first stop is here on route 93 northbound right on the is a imbridge a left lane break down putting of traffic back here on to the expressway. though on that southbound ride to route 93 now moving all that badly this afternoon right down toward the expressway. some delays on that ride southbound into bin tree heading down it route 3 and route 128. 128 an continuing heavy out past the route 24 off a. after that spot not move took badly through the newton

franklin moreno dunn died in a crash on christmas day. he was hit head on by a driver going the wrong way. moreno dunn's wife said he was visiting family and was on his way home. >> we were going to spend our lives together. we wanted five kids and were going to move. >> the family started a gofundme page. you can donate to them. >>> changes could be in store for marine corps uniforms doing away with desert camouflage uniforms is one of the proposals on the table. it comes after a survey was conducted by the marine corps uniform board. final decisions are still pending but the marines' input has been there. they're developing lock and twist hairstyles for women. >>> folks are dealing with flooding so massive that they had to be rescued by boat. p.j. has more now from st. louis. >> reporter: a few haircuts later, this was the scene outside his barbershop. >> i really got nervous when he was walking down manchester and the rain was waist-high. >> there have been people literally trying to drive through the floods. >> >> reporter: rescue boa

and he's always been that way," dunn said. millard south also praised the received several calls on his behalf, students who would not go on the record pointed to the final moments of the video where caniglia is seen subduing the teen. opd confirmed the police investigation thursday, releasing the following statement: "the video showed a 15 second snippet of an apparent large entirety. we are looking into what precipitated the officer's actions and if they were appropriate considering the totality o othe circumstances." meanwhile,e, millard school spokesperson said this: "we are disappointed these students chose to fight. we are grateful no students or staff were seriously hurt. we see the videos you see.e have begun and will continue our investigation." " jessica rae: a sergeant in nebraska lept into a semi truck to nebraska lept into a semi truck to save a man's life a slow-moving police chase in nebraska came to an end when a sergeant leaped onto an out-of-control semi-truck to stop it. here you see the sergeant run across

frank moreno-dunn was hit hecht on on his way home. >> we were spending our lives together.on't know what we're going do now. we were going to try to have kidding and in five years we planned to move to a different country. >> lana moreno-dunn plans to bury him in el salvador where he was born. they've started a gofundme page. >>> more than a million drones have sold this year. a million. along with that there's a lit of no-fly zones. but nbc's tom costello has more on what many drone owners may be surprised to learn. there's another big restriction. our national parks. >> there may be no better view of a national treasure. skimming t skimming the rusk and tree line. they captured a gorgeous day at a great falls national park in virginia. spectacular water false, wild birds and kayakers that also handed him in a heap of trouble. >> it was wonderful. one of the most beautiful places around here and the problem started. >> that's the shadow of a police komt force his drone down and those are the feet of two park police officers. brian was busted. find actually. that nier-fly z

emily: for the first time in more than 60 years, dunns are killing as many people as cars. numbers from the cdc show deaths from automobiles are down, gun deaths have increased. the numbers of gun homicide rates have dropped, but that number is offset i gun suicides. suicides account for two of thre e gun deaths. a new age minimum for buying cigarettes in boston. you will soon need to be 21 or older. e-cigarettes are also included smoking bars also jump to 21 in these changes take effect february 15. erika: a new report finds boston could save millions of dollars by closing schools that are failed. the mayor requested the audit last year, and it said that closing schools would say the city $2.2 million. the savings would only be about $700,000 without the teachers. the mayor stresses they are just suggestions. emily: the state gaming commission is making headway to establish a new casino. the tribal council will make all project decisions. the tribe this year received federal approval. the market is giving back on the prices continue to fall. u.s. stock futures are also dow

right enameledder solution -- it is not a slam dunn warm -- it is not a slam dunk warm day. if you are shopping and taking there. a chance for it to be colder to the north. threatening record highs, if we get the warmer side of the boston. we might come up a little bit short. but the trend all the way to the start ovonics week is above the norm and average high is 43 degrees. we will not be close to that. if you are wondering because 7 straight days above 50 degrees, what is the longest streak? 16 days in a row. i am thinking maybe not. seven-day forecast, monday a chance of rain and habe a couple thunderstorm next week. spiking to 62 in the evening. in the world is winter and this is it going to show up, we will try the answer that question. >>> concussions are a major issue not just for proathletes but younger ones as well. >> a local company has developed a blood test that can make identifying a concussion a lot easier. >> from that moment on my life changed forever. >> reporter: he thinks back to 27th 7th 08 when -- 2008 when he suffered a blow to the head. >> postconcus

this is where heather belieu's mom, deanna dunn, tells me 8 people live. it was heather, her fiance, and also their two children along with heather's other child, an 11-year-old. the other people the letter also included the homeowner, the homeowner son, and the homeowners stepson michael wanchanic, who is the person of interest in this case. take a look at this video from yesterday. you can see officials carrying heather and bryon's 5-week-old and 2-year-old out of the home wrapped in blankets. the children were uninjured, but taken to the hospital as a precaution. deanna saw wanchanic at their always seemed polite. deanna tells me heather was a loving mother of 4 children who was studying to be a drug therapist and has this message for the person who killed her daughter. >> why did you do this? especially with the two kids right there. you have to be a cold, heartless person to do something like that with the two children there. kim: friends and family are holding a vigil tonight at 7 on -- 7:00 in just about an hour. it is going to be right here on this

the real problem is across dunn and that's atlanta. if you were planning on connecting through atlanta you'll see a lot of delta flights with some two hour delays. that's the average at this point. the busiest travel days coming up are the next two sundays. good luck. let's check in with francis with a look at our forecast. >> sunshine, rain, even snow and possibility of thunderstorms. i'll let you know how long the rain will continue and if santa will have to deal with a wet christmas. >> santa elves out in full force in san francisco. what you should do in the final hours to make sure every local family has a merry christmas. >> a tree giveaway may have some thinking more >>> sure sign of christmas when santa's elves are in front of lefty o'doul's. check out this scene. volunteers collecting toys for kids in need. it is so easy to help them out. you don't even have to get out of your car. right now they are accepting curb side donations. it's a long standing tradition. >> we're trying to raise about 15,000 toys so kids in san francis

this video has been shared around the country. "( andreas dunn / senior, millard they see fights: just stand and stare, pull out their cameras, start recording..." " police say no one was seriously hurt, and the officer was temporarily reassigned. they say the video only shows a snippet of the fight, and they're investigating whether the officer's actions were appropriate. a pig named "rick bacon ross" fell down a 15 foot manhole on wednesday in georgia. and when 9-1-1 operators told his owner there was nothing they could do, she took action. "they told me he was going to die down there. i refuse to let my baby, my child die down there." " latoya middleton called wildlife groups, peta, the humane society, and kept getting turned down. so she went down the manhole... camped out with her pig... and called her local news station. luckily, the atlanta fire department heard the story, and was able to find the right equipment to rescue latoya and "rick bacon ross". if you need a preparation madness this weekend... we have you covered. a look at some of the fun events going on this santa take

ben: joseph dunn furred, chairman of the joint chiefs, was the marine corps commandant and the marines have said we are not sure about that, he was not present at the announcement which a lot of people are saying what is that about? >> you have seen mixed martial arts matches. put in these marines in the cage with the women and i guarantee they will knock out the guys. >> you don't think the rest would qualify? juliet: california shootings based on the evidence you heard about what do you think? >> the moment i heard syed farouk tyrannical islamic muslim terrorism. they can figure out is it workplace violence or radical -- that's right. president barack obama won't mention that. radical muslim islamic terrorism. can you say that two times the ricky radical muslim islamic terrorism. is it so difficult to figure out? now they want to blame the wife. egos on on mail-order online service from saudi arabia, finds a woman and they are going to blame the wife, before that he had no idea, i don't like isis or al qaeda, a an american conservative from san bernardino, calif. but it was my this i

we had michelle dunn on who is genius, award winner for tap dance. i said, absolutely. i've always wanted to learn to tap dance i've had chance. she just taught me like, half of a shim-sham. i don't know if i'm saying that right. >> dickerson: i like that with a little orange. >> so refreshing. a summer shim-sham. incredible. that was an amazing joy. it was a moment. >> dickerson: it wasn't you posed a great question. i started off at improviser in chicago. to me i learned, this is what i really enjoy, is i like discovery more than invention. any discovery i can make is always going to be superior to an invention. because discovery you don't know what you're going to find. where as invention you are just presenting to the audience something you've already made. discovery is always superior to invention. >> dickerson: was the moment -- carving this stuff down in stone, by the way. i feel like i'm comedy moses on the mountain top right now. quality. >> you know what i charge to teach this at the learning -- >> dickerson: your interview with joe biden was a discovery? show

. >>> we haven't exactly inspired our coach to throw our offense out there to say go score a town dunn and win the game. so i don't blame him. if we were playing a lot better offensively i'm sure his decision would have been different. >> reporter: things might have been different is vollmer didn't go down on the pats first series series. the big tackle carted off with what's being reporteds a sprained ankle. he is supposed to have an mri tid today and pats are hoping he is not lost for the year. they lost three straight and are already without torey krug, clawed jewel said it's day to day but the big every blow for the bruins is to their best offensive player. krejci woke to week with an upper body injury suffered last not disclosing the nature of the injury but bobby ryan saying he collided with him shoulder to shoulder. touch break who is tied from the team lead with 33 points and leads the black and gold for ice time among forwards. maybe that could speed up david foster knack's return to the big club. last year's first round pick skating in his first game at the world junior champ

with a barricade and security guards. here it would have been like, hand" as rock fans, that's all dunn and winther could ever ask for. now as they're left to speculate about weiland's death, there's also a sense of reflection. "unfortunately this lifestyle theres a darkside to it i guess, and if you let this get ahold of you, this can be the result" as the saying goes..the show must go on the opening bands will still play tomorrow, followed by a major tribute to stone temple pilots -- scott weiland's music will play the rest of the ngiht. we've got you covered live in according to bloomington police, they found a small amount of cocaine in a tour bus bedroom where weiland was found dead. an iowa man avoids jail time after making violent threats towards an islamic cultural center. 57-year-old gerald ledford, of clinton, pleading guilty to posting threats on facebook towards an islamic center in boston last year. ledford is sentenced to four years probation with the first six months on house arrest. cedar falls police arrest a man accused of sexual assaulting an eight-year-old at an amve

franklin marino dunn's car was hit headon. all lanes had to be shut down while the police investigated the accident. the other driver, isaiah jackson was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition tonight. >>> one year eight a student at the university of the district of columbia was crossing the street in her wheelchair, and she was hit by a car. she says the driver sped off and left her for dead, and the accident destroyed her wheelchair. she survived but now her only christmas wish is to find out who the driver is. >> whenever i cross the street or something like that, i'm always thinking that person. i want to move past or through it, and i want to find this person, and you know, just like forgive them. >> the accident happened around 7:00 in the morning on december 2, 2014, at the intersection of taylor street and new hampshire avenue northwest, and at the time, police said the suspect was driving a gray or silver car. if you have any information to add to the investigation, you're asked to call police. >>> survivors

rain but for the most part worst is behind us and new we're talking about a pretty net isable cool dunn as we head in the weekend. 55 degrees at the moment in philadelphia 52 in allentown. fifty-three in wilmington. still well above average by 10 w our high got up to 59, that is 15 degrees above normal. a very, very warm day just in the kind of day you want to be outside in and visability down below a mile in many spots as fog continues. it does clear out heading in the day tomorrow. we will see sunshine from northwest to southeast during the the day as high pressure builds from the west but it will turn windy. even through the day tomorrow wind gust over 20 miles an hour, they will get stronger by saturday. overnight gradual clearing, breezy at 45 degrees. jump to your weekend forecast, we will take you that into the seven day. lets look at when winter begins. 11:48 monday that makes it shortest daylight of the year and then good news they start getting longer after that. chilly weekend 42 saturday, blustery as well, wind gusts up to 30 miles an hour. sunday chilly, monday winter begin

turns out they weren't dunn because a couple hours later the mets reportedly signed cabrera, all this pending a physical. it the 30-year-old is expected to see time mainly at shortstop but he can also play second and third. >>> the jets will meet the last place titans at the meadowlands. gang green is tied for the wild card spot in the afc. for the first time since covering concussion darrelle revis with them. the team is hopeful he will be able to practice. >> i'm hopeful he can do more tomorrow than today. he ran around today so that was encouraging. he's got to do more play in order for me to have a little more confidence in hit. if he doesn't have any set- backs today he will progress tomorrow. >>> the giants must wait an extra day to attempt to snap their three-game skid and keep their spot at the top of the nfc east when they face the doll tins monday. football action right here on

. >> reporter: back out here live in everett where you can see the fire department hosing dunn a home that exploded, erupt erupted into flames just a short while ago. that was after a six hour stand standoff inside of this home. swat team had been here all day long trying to get the man who lives inside of that house to come out peacefully. neighbors tell us that lately things have been going on a little strange at that house, that man has been upset did you to the loss of his mother. police have not said or confirm anything actually to us at all all day long. we are waiting an up debt from the police chief here in everett and try to bring you the very latest as it develops and as you can see out here it is clearly developing. live in everett, kelly o'hara, 7 news. turning to the holiday heat wave dashing any hopes of a white christmas. you can still have a bright one though. not your typical december feel outside. let's take a live look out at the city skyline and just a beautiful night in boston. if you are not a fan of snow, that is. a warm day, warm temperatures, a lot of people t

complete post game coverage on 7 news and "sports xtra" that hails ron borges joining me here to break dunn the game. joe amorsino back in studio with that's all coming up tomorrow night following the game on on"sports xtra." and according to the nfl network grokowski was listed as question questionable for the game. did make the flight so this could end up bing a game time decision. that's going to do it for us live in houston of trey daerr, 7 sports. >> anchor: thanks, trey. the bruins fresh off their biggest win of the year. the first win against montreal since 2014. today mat nature hockey at the garden and the b's continue their hot play. boston hosting florida and the bruins will play their next 9 of 1 games at home and getting off to the right start at the garden midway through the first story krug the shot, rhine spooner re reit in one zip b's. luongo wanted a high stick but it's a good goal for spooner. his day wasn't done. check out the passing on the power play. spooner caps it off from bergeron, his second of the day panthers get one back but brad marchand makes sure there isn't

. >> reporter: while his neighbors black dunn tree limbs poking through his vrv his home is thread shredded . >>> if it went 100 yards that way it would have destroyed a whole lot of trailers . >>> his neighbor's rv picked up and flipped . >>> i'm glad nobody was hurt . >> reporter: martin wasn't there when it hit but his dog was . >>> how he lived through it i don't know . >>> the purpose rescued by another neighbor . >>> when i came up this progress lady had him in her arms. she said she seen him looking out the window . >>> as the storm ripped through this mobile home many people scattered and they ran right to this restaurant. the owner opened his doors and tried to keep everyone cap . >>> we had no electricity. we had a lot of people still in here and all my help was in here taking care of him . >> anchor: they waited for the storm to pass . >>> residence say the storm was a surprise because there was warning issued by the national weather service . >>> look a freight train coming toward me. everything started happening all at once and scared me to death >>> many just thankful everyone

of boston through mid morning, late morning approaching 40 in the city of boston, load to mid 40's dunn across the cape but we're still holding close to freezing if not below it through the merrimac valley out through bed bedford and into worcester too and this is where we could have issues of prolonged sleet going over to some freezing rain for a while. look at this mid afternoon tomorrow, lower 40's in the city of boston, now late in the day 6:00, 7:00 in evening there may be cold air that tries to work back through northeastern mass and change over. drizzle so we keep that in mind. overall though, i do expect the worst travel conditions from route 128 to the coastline to be in the morning hours through the morning commute once we get into late morning hours and change over to plain old rain we'll call it fair, a lot of wet roadways out there. inland near 495 then back into the merrimac valley as well as into southern new hampshire i think we have more olonged issues, especially secondary roads late morning into the early afternoon with that freezing rain in place but may see things i

takes over about 6:00, 7:00 then over to sleet and freeing rain mid morning and then it will wind dunn as plain old rain and drizzle through the afternoon hours tomorrow. so your winter precipitation including the city is brief because we'll have warm air coming in upstairs and then we'll have warm air coming off the ocean. that ocean again committee wallace well. so really it's tough to really advertise anything other than a little bit of snow in the city of boston because it will go over to sleet and rain quickly about 7:00 tomorrow morning. farther inland that warmer air coming from the ocean starts to run out of time much like when you watch the ocean wave break up on beach it kind of runs out that's what will happen here that warmer air so i think you will have snow to sleet then at the very end rain then out in this blue shading a mixture of sun and sleet for most much of the morning then that will wind down as freezing drizzle fitchburg and townsend and up toward ayer and up into keane, new hampshire and nashua and westford and lawrence and those locations where the cold air wil

some fires actually burned dunn entire homes. now just as passengers start carrying holiday gifts on board airlines are banning the boards in checked luggage and carry ons. >>> we're seeing reevents worldwide where lithium batteries are overheating cause on board fires and that causes me concern . >> anchor: lithium batteries are in almost every cell phone, laptop and tablet. airlines limit them as cargo after tests show then self-ignit self-igniting posing a lethal threat to a plane. in this faa test, an airline cargo container packed with 5 5,000 batteries suddenly catches fire then a thunderous explosion explosion. just such a fire was blamed for the 2010 crash of a ups cargo plane carrying 80,000 batteries, two pilots were killed. in 2006 another ups cargo plane barely made it to philadelphia after a fire on board. both pilots did manage to escape escape. now ups, fed ex and jet blue are adding oxygen systems to their the smoke in a fast moving fire . >>> there are billions of these lithium ion batteries being carried and the

they left lieutenant dunn at the gate. he was posted there to watch for the approach of grant.a johns held the horses of lee and marshall outside the house, probably in this area where this stand is set up. babcock, marshall and lee entered the house, turned to the left and took seats in the parlor. lee's biographer suggested this may have been the longest half hour of lee's life. after riding for more than 20 miles, grant arrived with his staff in tow at about 1:30 in the afternoon. he picked up general sheridan and ord at the top of the ridge in front of you. on his way to the mclean house. in fact, he asked sheridan where general lee was and sheridan said he is over in that house waiting to surrender to you. and he invited sheridan to come along with him. he said, come on, let's go. when grant enters the parlor, lee met him. there, indeed was a contrast between the two men. first of all, lee was 58 years old, grant was 42. there was a 16-year difference between each -- the two men. and sometimes, i think too much is made about their dress. general lee put on a new uniform th

he had an orderly with him named william mckee dunn.they found lee resting under that apple tree by the appomattox river. grant's message directed lee to find a suitable place for the meeting to occur. by this time lee had with him only lieutenant colonel charles marshall, his aide to camp of his staff and an orderly named joshua johns. his other aide to camp, walter taylor, had begged off from having to suffer the humiliation of attending the surrender meeting. marshall did not. in fact, lee refused to duck the responsibility himself. attending the meeting in person. in their previous corresponde e correspondence, grant offered to save lee the humiliation by stating he would meet with anyone that lee designated. lee's father, light horse harry lee had been with washington at yorktown and witnessed what he deemed to be the shameful behavior of lord corn wallace by sending a subordinate to formally surrender the british army. lee would not shame the family's name by transferring the responsibility to a subordinate. as the small party lef

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some students caught it on their cell phones. ( andreas dunn / senior, millard south high school ) "what people fights: just stand and stare, pull out their cameras, start recording..." the video shows security trying to break up a scuffle between at least two students. then the resource officer jumps in. the officer throws at least there punches, then he's seen subduing the student on the floor. millard school district released a statement, saying in part, "we are grateful no students or staff were seriously hurt. we see the videos you see. we have begun and will continue our investigation." the omaha police department says it has temporarily reassigned the officer, adding that the video only showed a "snippet" of the fight -- quote -- "...but failed to capture the situation in its entirety. we are looking into what precipitated the officer's actions and if they were appropriate considering the totality of the circumstances." i'm andrew spencer, reporting ((kirsten joyce)) > the chicago police officer... charged with murder in the death of a teenager... is expected to be in court today.