he'd even been a losing candidate for mayor of durham.athleen, meanwhile, was a top business exec at nortel, the telecommunications company. she'd received a master's degree in engineering from duke and had even appeared on the cover of a university magazine. >> she was a smart, smart woman. but most of all, she was funny and sexual but had this marvelous sense of life and vitality just -- >> reporter: and you were in the swirl of the local society. right? >> yeah. >> reporter: charity balls and parties and nice dinners. >> yeah. and she did all of this. she -- >> reporter: good, smart friends at your table? >> absolutely. she would invite people over. she cooked meals. and she'd do the desserts. she did it all. >> reporter: so michael was all too happy to say yes when after years of living together, kathleen suggested the couple make it official. >> so we got married. and it was a gigantic wedding. it was in the house. and there must have been 150 people there. and it was just wonderful. >> i always thought, you know, "this is what i'll

bill peterson spent hours in the durham county courthouse combing though the district attorney's piled high boxes of evidence. was there something that had been overlooked? and he wasn't the only supporter nursing alternate theories of kathleen peterson's death. there is a neighbor on cedar street, an attorney, who had an intriguing idea for what he believes happened that night. his scenario of an accidental death has come to be known as the "owl theory." >> he's seen owls in the area. he thought that this was very plausible. he put together this whole theory himself. >> reporter: so here's how the neighbor's theory goes, according to brother bill. kathleen, who has spent the day putting up christmas decorations, goes out front that night while michael is back by the pool. she's checking on her lawn display beneath the trees. >> the owl flew down and landed on kathleen's head and then tore her scalp in a manner that would be consistent with the lacerations that were found on her scalp. >> reporter: bleeding, kathleen leaves drops on the walk and a smear on the door as she struggles int

durham road by grace independence baptist church, 413 can get you around that. also a downed tree partially blocking the road. and in chester county it's an overturned vehicle crash. in this case creek or valley roads would be alternates. water main break. dutton mill road can get you around it. a crash by the happy house has cleared out but a not so happy situation in wilmington manner, another accident by the seasons pizza. one lane is block. but the majors in delaware like 95, 495 and 295 all look fine and over in south jersey, malls are open now like here in cherry hill. if you're headed there on 38. no issues on this friday morning. tam? >> thank you, matt. it is black friday and people have their list and their game plans ready to make sure that they score the best deals and this was the scene as some shoppers got that early start. the parking lot at the philadelphia premium outlets which was jammed with cars last night and the crowds are only expected to get bigger as we get into today. bob brooks is live in pottstown where those outlets stayed open all n

that is from durham police.mugabe under house arrest. we wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover of government. everyone is feeling this enormous sense of anticipation. they know, they believe that president robert mugabe, the only man they have ever known in charge of this country, really is on the cusp of stepping down and so there is this anticipation, this feeling that people want to celebrate. what does this mean for you?l what does this mean for you? a new zimbabwe, freedom has finally come! cheering they are saying this is their second independence. there has to be a net return to the guiding principles of our party. tomorrow, the committee will be set up tomorrow, the committee will be set up tomorrow and hopefully by wednesday, we expect that by wednesday, we expect that by wednesday, we expect that by wednesday, we should be able to vote in parliament. shepherd yuda is a former civil servant and government worker, who says he suffered at the hands of the mugabe regime by b

joyce is up next, in durham, democrat's line. caller: yes. the ld like to respond to person that said on twitter that spoiled ployees were and overpaid. my grandson went to work for the postal service as a temporary for $16 an hour. miles per dayo 15 milese day had to walk 22 a day because someone called in sick. would like to see that person walk that many miles per day for that kind of pay. that, joyce.ate issue. the tax is now a 50 deduction sticking point, brook richardson teaches english as second language, mostly lower income students, turns to her pocket students, lost track of how many pencils, notebooks and glue sticks she buy necessary a year. spent $500 last year. she said it is worth it, her talking hts up when about her kids and the ah-ha moments of which come when she textbook.rom the what has been helpful is that she's able to deduct $250 from taxable income for the extras she buys for her lassroom, small help congress created in 2002 for teachers who and the and beyond," educator expense deduction is a sticking point in the re

michael buchanan, bbc news, county durham.hey were questioning in connection with the disappearance of 19—year—old gaia pope who was last seen in swanage ten days ago. he is the third person the police have arrested on suspicion of murder and then released. jon donnison has more. the beautiful dorset coast. now the focus of an ugly search. more than 50 officers from the police, fire service and coastguard, are combing the area above and below the cliffs just outside swanage. but it's ten days since gaia pope was last seen. the search moved to this clifftop area after police found women's clothes similar, they say, to what gaia was wearing when she was last seen. it was shortly after that discovery that officers arrested 49—year—old paul elsey. this evening, he's been released under investigation. paul elsey lives in one of these flats in this complex on morrison road in swanage. his 71—year—old mother and 19—year—old nephew were arrested earlier this week but have also been released while the investigation continues. this cctv

michael buchanan, bbc news, county durham. the time is nearly 20 past six... # who will buy this wonderful morning? # the cast of eastenders break into song for children in need. coming up on sportsday on bbc news, england head coach eddiejones turns up the heat on his australian counterpart, michael cheika, as the two sides meet in tomorrow‘s autumn international at twickenham. a military dog who helped save the lives of british and afghan troops in afghanistan is to receive the animal equivalent of the victoria cross — the dickin medal. mali was seriously wounded in 2012 when he entered a building in kabul under fire to sniff out explosives and insurgents. despite his injuries, he carried on, helping to secure the enemy stronghold. his new handler, corporal daniel hatley, says his dog is exceptionally brave. chi chi izundu reports. it‘s the animal equivalent of the victoria cross, and this year‘s dickin medal is being awarded to mali, the eight—year—old belgian malinois. in 2012, he was helping british troops in afghanistan when they came under attack. in

earlier we asked professor mark allen deputy head of the department of earth sciences a durham university about the dimensions of this quake. well you know since the earthquake was usually large in this part of the world as quakes are common. and around me this will reduce estimated map and shoot maybe seven point three is much larger than way for cooling the last few decades and it is possible quakes through. two tectonic plates pushing against each other in the arabian places trying to go sliding underneath the eurasian continent so you have many quakes in this part of the world every year to six. wants is largely destructive. recently. now to some other news of france germany and twenty other e.u. governments have sealed a defense agreement they hope will mark a new era of european military cooperation of foreign and defense ministers formally signed the pact in brussels today it is a far reaching agreement on security and military cooperation one of its aims is to cement a european unity after brags that london has long been opposed to the move fearing the formation of a european army

but he posted this video on social media yesterday, keeping in shape in the nets in durham — bowlingm—mates if he is cleared. meanwhile, england have been training at the gabba in brisbane, where australia haven't lost a test in almost 30 years. england do hold the ashes but the last time they were in australia, almost four years ago, they lost 5—0. i think it's probably disappointing for the english team and the country. he's let a lot of people down. i would love for him to have been here because i know what a competitor he is, a world—class player. at the end of the day we have another 11 guys taking the field and we are excited. we respect oui’ field and we are excited. we respect our position, they've picked the best tea m our position, they've picked the best team they feel will be here to try and beat us. and that first test begins on thursday of course. every ball of every test, live on 5 live sports extra and the bbc sport website. in the mean time that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be

a photograph from county durham where conditions for driving were difficult yesterday as that photographoing to be called. it is cold. let's hope we have a white christmas because it will put a smile on everybody's face after all of this happening in the world. are you worried about cold weather? yes, i am always cold. but it does look beautiful. it will allow us to celebrate the great british infrastructure of our trains which will run without problem. chuckles on that note, thank you both. you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it is there for you seven days a week. if you mist the programme any evening, you can watch it later on the bbc iplayer. thanks to my guests tonight. and you for watching. it's turning colder than it was last night. we still have some showers around. let me show you where we had earlier today. this distribution of showers isn't going to change if you are coming into western coastal areas, most of them around north sea coast where they are particularly wintry. we are already getting a frost developing the northern areas. that wi

this was bound up for the 18th district for commune relations offices davis and durham. >> and there are families in our area some. the children just don't have anything. >> there are so many people that less fortunate and they are wondering where their next meal will come from and a great joy and pleasure. >> this was received by a grateful daniel who looks forward to sharing it with his wife and 11 children. >> people just giving back their time and resources and things they are blessed with it a blessing for everyone. >> also in philadelphia veterans were treated to a thanksgiving meal in old city. and mix bar and grillcatered the feast at the multiservice center located along fourth street. and veterans enjoyed turkey and potatoes and stuffing and cranberries and of course dessert. mix is preparing for meals for four years as a way of saying thank you to veterans. >>> looking for win number 10. >> it's amazing. >> ten is pretty good. on to the next they put the cowboys to bed and visit the bears this sunday. they are seeking their 10 and straight victory and the bears have lost t

michael buchanan, bbc news, county durham.day. coming less than a week before the budget, the plans could add hundreds of billions of pounds to the uk economy. they also include recommendations for a new town. the commission also wants to delivery of the east—west railway line linking oxford and cambridge, a new railway station at cambridge files and a so—called east— west expressway that would link the miand mao at oxford. the commission wants more powers for councils to ensure more homes are built. emma reports. a brand—new town taking shape in cambridgeshire, housing the workforce of the future. it could just be the start. we need to boost housing supply so people can get access to those jobs and do not have to travel so far and also so that younger people can get on the housing ladder and stay in the localities, and that is why we are proposing to reopen the railway line that was closed 50 years ago between oxford and milton keynes and cambridge, significant investment in roads so that this can support more jobs and these

phoenix, all before it really feels like thanksgiving right here with wind chills sub freezing to durham north carolina. >> bundle up. ginger, thank you. >>> overseas and from russia tonight, syria's president bashir al assad meeting with vladimir putin. tonight comes word the white house reporting that putin then spoke with president trump on the phone for more than an hour today. syria, they say, was a key topic of their conversation. >>> back here at home the fbi now revealing new details tonight in that investigation into an incident involving two border patrol agents in south texas. one of those agents has died. the other in critical condition. abc's marcus moore in el paso. >> reporter: new details mysterious death of border protection agent rogelio martinez. sources now confirming to abc news that martinez and his partner were found at the bottom of a 14-foot ravine 30 miles from the mexican partner. and that his partner, who survived, doesn't remember what happened. the fbi says both men had traumatic head injuries but still unable to say if it was an attack or an accident. hours

anotherjade, jade slevin, was beaten by the reigning elliptic champion, and her old training base at county durhamleisure centre... she has been doing it since she was two years old. i started the classes to target kids earlier, get them into tae kwon do earlier, pick them up into tae kwon do earlier, pick them up as early as we can, and obviously they have more chance. what is the best pa rt they have more chance. what is the best part about tae kwon do? fighting, winning, getting medals and trophies. since she started fighting raged for, poppy has been doing well, and her mum recognises the role played by lottery funding. yes, i think it has made a massive difference. 0bviously yes, i think it has made a massive difference. obviously there are now more opportunities for people all over the country, easier access, tea m over the country, easier access, team gb, training, living down in manchester, yes, it has definitely improved since the time i was competing. this member was only introduced a few months ago at a taster session, kai. i didn't know how to do it, so they got me into it by doing ses

sounds like a bad 1 along durham road near trenton road. that is a spot you want to avoid. >> developing overnight, the man wanted for shooting a texas highway patrol trooper on thanksgiving has been captured. officials spent hours searching for the suspect. brett black was finally arrested after a standoff with law enforcement. the trooper was shot. the suspect shot and killed the trooper with a rifle during a traffic stop and drove off from the scene. >> 9,000 bottles of vodka were stolen from a factory in california and people are concerned they may try to sell the alcohol to underaged kids. surveillance video shows three men canvassing the factory. police believe they broke in and stole $280,000 worth of vodka. factory owners say the thieves won't be able to sell it to stores because of the bar codes. >>> this next might have the average person bugging out but an exterminator in louisiana had his go pro going when he cleaned out a refrigerator-sized hornet nest. he was able to walk away without a single sting and it only took him 40 min

and then later robbed a bank, he's now in a jail cell according to the capitol gazette, police in durham, north carolina arrested gregory yesterday morning. they say that he tried to rob a bank of america earlier this month. now he's waiting extradition back to maryland. >>> it's the great return home for millions of americans heading back that way from thanksgiving at grandma's house. we want to hoe you the beltway in virginia. the kaems down right now. roads are moving. airports are full of travelers as well. experts say the busiest hours to travel after thanksgiving are between 1:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. if you're home already, it means you made it through. >>> two people got into an argument, one tried to settle it with a gun. why the shooting in dupont circle could have put so many others at risk. the former star of glee spent part of her weekend behind bars. find out what led to her arrest. >>> and a great white shark goes after a . >>> dupont circle turning into a crime scene early this morning after an argument gets out of hand. we just got a look at the police report on this

according to the capitol gazette, police in durham, north carolina. arrested him.olis police say he tried to rob a bank of america earlier this month. his family first reported him missing before the robbery happened. >>> it was more than a potluck in las vegas this weekend. tfrs a it was a chance to bond. survivors shared their stories and experiences at this event in henderson, nevada. thesh and wounded about 500 others. >> put names to faces, stories together. laugh together. remember the good times that we had before all of this chaos started. >> now, this was the first large-scale gathering of survivors. one of those wounded in the shooting was maryland native tina frost. the anne arundel high school graduate was shot in the head and lost her right eye. earlier this month we showed you this video of her making progress. she started walking at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore where she had been in rehab. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. pope francis arrived in myanmar early this morning. many are waiting to see if the pope recognizes the row -- the ca

the clearing of this construction out in bucks county on street road between plum bridge road and durham road. it's supposed to be there until 5:00. watch for residual delays or construction vehicles in the area. watching that and we'll end with mass transit. everything on or close to schedule so far for amtrak, septa, new jersey transit, and patco. >>> ahead. royal engagement fever. >> can i give you the ring? she's like, oh, yes, the ring. >> so cute. the couple is celebrating their big announcement. how people in our area are commemorating the history moments. >>> plus, behind the bling. the heartwarming family tradition to go along with the royal engagement ring. >>> and getting wiped off the map. why the state of new jersey is spending millions to get rid of these homes. >>> homes dotting the delaware bay are being wiped off the map. it's part of a plan. heavy machinery is demolishing houses in places like lawrence township, cumberland county. the state bought two dozen homes through a program that purchases houses plagued by flooding in that area. so far crews have taken down more

causing actual bodily harm but he posted this on instagram yesterday, keeping in shape in the nets in durhamg and batting. seemingly ready to join up with his team—mates if he is cleared. england have been training at the gabba in brisbane, where australia haven't lost a test in almost 30 years. the first test starts on thursday. england do hold the ashes but the last time they were in australia, almost four years ago, they lost 5—0. they are certianly a weaker side without stokes. it has been a while since the incident. those weeks after it, everybody was talking about it and it was not great. everybody really accepted that ben would not be here. if there's a bonus of him making the trip... great. but honestly it has not been spoken about that in the changing room. wales will have to take on new zealand on saturday without both liam williams and alex cuthbert. williams suffered an abdominal injury during 13—6 victory over georgia last weekend. the full—back will also misses the final autumn test against south africa because he must return to club side saracens. alex cuthbert is out with a c

imagine you come to visit me i live in durham in north carolina you come to visit me and you park and you look for a quarter in your in your pocket for the parking meter and you don't have a quarter and i pass by and you say hey do you have a quarter and i said yes i have a quarter of sell it to you for a dollar most people say i'm not interested i'm not going to spend a dollar for a quarter i'll take my chances with the parking authority but think about case number two the same thing you can you park you stop you don't have a quarter i stop buying you say excuse me do you have a quote and i say i don't have a quarter but there's a bank five blocks down the street if you want i'll run down fast as they can i'll come back and i'll give you quarters but if i run all this distance for you how do you feel about giving me a dollar now you feel very happy giving me a dollar now in every possible way you're worse off you have to wait for a few minutes you get sweaty coins but why are you happier because there was effort involved so many times we think we assess the value of what we get the r

banking authority will move to parse when britain exits the bloc political philosopher tom brooks from durham law school sais that if mccrone strengthens his hand up the european union breaks it talks will get a whole lot tougher with the problems that the maids been having at home with a weak minority government we look across to europe with angela merkel having trouble other problems than with other european countries make wrong looking strong it's not a good time to want to to go she new things with europe when europe has many other things on its plate the real problem here the real headache for the british and theresa may with mccrone is that mccrone ran on a platform of being very pro european and he's very much euro filed support of greater coordination of europe europe coming closer together so i think again bad news for the prime minister. ok time for a special report the unique look inside one of russia's most notorious prisons the block dolphin as it's known has some of the country's most dangerous and violent criminals all are locked away for life for heinous crimes. the facility w

authority will move to parra sweyn britain exits the block but it will philosopher tom brooks from durham law school sais that if mccrone threatens his hand up the e.u. breaks the talks will get a whole lot tougher with the problems that mays been having at home with a weak minority government we look across to europe with angela merkel having trouble other problems than with other european countries make wrong looking strong it's not a good time to want to negotiate new things with europe when europe has many other things on its plate the real problem here the real headache for the british and theresa may with mccrone is that mccrone ran on a platform of being very pro european and he's very much europe filed support of greater coordination of europe europe coming closer together so i think again bad news for the prime minister. well with uncertainty hanging over cole's position of a possible snap election you can watch sophie shevardnadze later today go head to head with the deputy leader of the alternative for germany party which made on precision gains at the expense of the german cha

forces in cleveland, durham, and north yorkshire, said none of their once were active.d they used mobile speed cameras and regularly reviewed which ones work. in this case they are thinking that the yellow boxes are thinking that the yellow boxes are there and are sending out the message motorists should recognise the risk. they are increasingly looking into more advanced technology like average speed cameras and better engineering on the road which might have more beneficial effects. the national police chiefs' council said the decision to use them was an operational matter and all forces have individual responsibility for use of the cameras. bbc news. campaigners are warning of the growing threat to marine and wildlife in the uk from the increasing number of helium balloons and sky lanterns being released into the air. they say they can be deadly for animals, both on land and in the sea, as they can become entangled in them, or swallow them, and they fear their warnings are not being heard. dan johnson reports. the litter in our seas, an issue largely hidden. and how

banking authority will move to par a swim britain exits the block political philosopher tom bruce from durham law school says that if mccrone strengthens his hand up the european union breaks it talks will get a whole lot tougher. with the problems that the mays been having at home with a week minority government we look across to europe with angela merkel having trouble other problems than with other european countries make wrong looking strong it's not a good time to want to negotiate new things with europe when europe has many other things on its plate the real problem here the real headache for the british and theresa may with mccrone is that mccrone ran on a platform of being very pro european and he's very much euro filed support of greater coordination of europe europe coming closer together so i think again bad news for the prime minister. the u.k. prime minister treason me again label russia a threat to europe and call for unified action to counter their perceived menace she made the comment in brussels ahead of the eastern partnership summit an initiative focused on bringing togethe

forces in cleveland, durham and north yorkshire said none of their fixed speed cameras were active.rs ago but left them in place to deter speeding. those than replied said they used mobile speed cameras and regularly reviewed which cameras were turned on. i suspect in this case there thinking that the yellow boxes are there, they're sending out the message that motorists ought to be recognising about risky roads, but they're also increasingly looking to more advanced technology such as average speed cameras, or indeed better engineering of the road, which might have a more beneficial affect. the national police chiefs council said the decision to use cameras was an operational matter and that all forces have individual responsibility for their use of the cameras. alan clayton, bbc news. there is a warning that the increasing number of helium balloons and sky lanterns being released are a growing threat to marine and wildlife in this country. the objects are often released for special occasions but their impact could be very serious for animals in both the sea and on land. campaigner

in bucks county, watch for construction on street road between plum bridge and durham.t should be clearing relatively soon. the blue route, we'll end here with good drive times. 14 minutes north and south from 95 to the schuylkill expressway. >>> busting a move without breaking the law. where it will finally be legal to dance in new york city. >>> naming his favorites player, why lebron james is jumping aboard the wentz wagon. >>> start being a month from now, it will be legal to dance in bars and restaurants in new york city. mayor de blasio signed legislation repealing a 91-year-old law that banned dancing at most night spots. it prohibited dancing at locations that didn't have a cabaret license. fewer than 100 of the city's 20,000 bars and restaurants had the license. >>> too much can james lebron at the game. >> and they were hoping a pair of eagles could sound the winning tone before the game. [ bell ] >> malcolm enkinks rang the bell before the game, but it was lebron james who got the 30 points to sink the sixers. ben simmons left with a sprain the ankle. x-rays

forces in cleveland, durham and north yorkshire said none of their fixed speed cameras were active. said they used mobile speed cameras and regularly reviewed which cameras were turned on. i suspect in this case they are thinking that the yellow boxes are there, they're sending out the message that motorists ought to be recognising about risky roads, but they're also increasingly looking to more advanced technology such as average speed cameras, or indeed better engineering of the road, which might have a more beneficial affect. the national police chiefs council said the decision to use cameras was an operational matter and that all forces have individual responsibility for their use of the cameras. alan clayton, bbc news. one of the biggest firework displays on the south coast takes place later in lewes in east sussex. over 60,000 people are expected to attend the event which kicked off with a procession through the town. due to public safety concerns east sussex fire and rescue has urged people from outside the town to stay away road closures are in place and trains are stopping

unfolding the next days and weeks right professor mark allen from the department of earth sciences at durham university thank you very much for that assessment. thank you this article look at some other stories making news around the wild man was army has replaces general in charge of the trouble of the kind state no reason was given for major general long long since transfer operations may have driven a more than six hundred thousand rohingya muslims mostly from rakhine state to flee across the border into bangladesh. saudi arabia has said it will reopen yemen's borders after widespread international criticism office blockade around the arab once poorest country yemen faces dire shortages of fuel food and water that the u.n. says puts millions of life lives at risk of famine a sound the led coalition had sealed off yemen last week in retaliation for a shia rebel missile attack to the u.s. president trump and his visit to the philippines now and they've been clashes between police and demonstrators in central as the u.s. leader met his counterparts at a regional summit security teams use wat

negative press that has been rearing its ugly head yet again over the last few months or as in the durham mentioned have been dealt a number of blows during november six russians skiers were banned for life for doping violations while the former head of the moscow on to doping lab who was the first to allege a state sponsored doping program has put forward new information on the claims and that's led to some officials calling for russia to be completely banned from the twenty eighteen winter olympics so all. to get stuck into here let's try to answer some of the questions with ellis cashmore sociology professor and specialist in culture media and sport studies you're very welcome to the program. an educated estimation because we don't know for sure what is being said out there want to hear nothing has been put forward in a concrete way but what do you think will be the most likely consequences if what is this edition is public. i think russia will be disqualified from competing in the winter olympics it's a simple as that. a couple of weeks ago i thought the question was in the balance no

in hartlepool, gateshead and county durham, more than 30% of adults are indebted and at least three monthscompared to a national average of 18%. this will only intensify as payday loan sharks and doorstep lenders increase their worth and their profits. back in the commons, at the end of mps' debate on the subject, the minister said universal credit was being rolled out at a measured pace over nine years with frequent pauses in the process. universal credit is a vital reform, it changes how we support people out of work and in work and how we help them progress from one into the other. it is a lot of change, a new benefit, the new it system, a new operational system, new ways of working with partners and yes, that does bring with it some challenges. we will continue to work with claimants, with stakeholders and partners, with honourable and right honourable members across the house to resolve these challenges as they arise and improve universal credit as it is introduced across the country. at the end of the debate, mps voted without a division to call on the government to cut the time clai

horden in county durham has high levels of benefit dependency, much of it driven by ill health. 0ld manufacturingr of health problems, from osteoarthritis to depression. he used to get incapacity benefit but is now on employment and support allowance. we mustjoin the press conference regarding the air collision. our priorities remain with investigating the next of kin, finding out who they are, informing them, supporting them with specialist officers as we progress the specialist investigation here on the site. we did ajoint investigation here on the site. we did a joint response with the fire service, ambulance, and the air accident branch of working with us whilst we establish the cause of the crash. any questions? i cannot go into the details of

forces in cleveland, durham and north yorkshire said none of their fixed speed cameras were active.to deter speeding. those than replied said they used mobile speed cameras and regularly reviewed which cameras were turned on. i suspect in this case, they're thinking that the yellow boxes are there, they're sending out the message that motorists ought to be recognising about risky roads, but they're also increasingly looking to more advanced technology such as average speed cameras, or indeed better engineering of the road, which might have a more beneficial affect. the national police chiefs council said the decision to use cameras was an operational matter and that all forces have individual responsibility for their use of the cameras. alan clayton, bbc news. more than three billion litres of water leak out of the uk pipe network every day — that's enough to fill more than 1200 olympic—size swimming pools. despite efforts by water companies in england and wales to plug the amount of water lost, it's an issue which doesn't look like it will be draining away soon, as tim muffett has

phoenix, all before it really feels like thanksgiving right here with wind chills, sub-freezing to durham, north carolina. >> all right, bundle up, with family and loved ones. ginger, thank you. >>> overseas, and from russia tonight, syria's president bashir al assad paying a visit to thank vladimir putin. russia's military has backed up assad in his country's long civil war. tonight comes word the white house reporting that putin then spoke with president trump on the phone for more than an hour today. syria, they say, was a key topic of their conversation. >>> back here at home, the fbi now revealing new details tonight in that investigation into an incident involving two border patrol agents in south texas. one of those agents has died. the other in critical condition. abc's marcus moore in el paso. >> reporter: new details emerging tonight in the mysterious death of border protection agent rogelio martinez. >> this is the most important investigation in the el paso division of the fbi. >> reporter: sources now confirming to abc news that martinez and his partner were found at the bott

constantinople was a magical and in the second half of the nineteenth century a completely modern city and not durham its reign was despite the oppression and autocracy put for the people of is done though you can see that around the pier a palace hotel sorry about hot stayed there a couple of times he's just a new social class full and knew that. the. middle class dressed in suits and ties as a product of this maternity it comprised old those who were benefiting from the survival of the ana through it all. the europeans were also interested in the continued existence of the ottoman empire france and great britain in particular had invested in trade in railway companies and in mines a kind of central bank was established when the imperial ottoman bank was set up with french and. british capital. a leading position that was further enhanced by the capitulation system treaties dating from the sixteenth century that gave the europeans significant privileges such as the freedom to trade and tax exemptions in the ottoman empire. in the nineteenth century the special rights were granted to all western powe

this imagine you come to visit me i live in durham in north carolina you come to visit me and you park. look for a quarter in your in your pocket for the parking meter you don't have a quarter and i passed by and you say hey do you have a quarter and they said yes i have a quarter of sell it to you for a dollar most people say i'm not interested i'm not going to spend a dollar for a quarter i'll take my chances with the parking authority but think about case number two the same thing you can you park you stop you don't have a quarter i stop buying you say excuse me do you have a quart and i say i don't have a quarter but there's a bank five blocks down the street if you want to run down fast as they can i'll come back and i'll give you quarters but if i run all this distance for you how do you feel about giving me a dollar now you feel very happy giving me a dollar now in every possible way you're worse off you have to wait for a few minutes you get sweaty coins but why are you happier because there was effort involved so many times we think we assess the value of what we get the reali