edwards.to know edward in the late '70s. i pastored his home church. and his mother and i were best of friends. they didn't have a whole lot. >> one of 11 siblings, elmore's father was killed by a hit-and-run driver when elmore was 2. he grew up in dire poverty. >> he had kind of a low i.q. i was a special ed teacher so i knew that he was slow. when i went to greenwood jail and i spoke with him, he really didn't know why he was there. and that bothered me. >> a hard worker, elmore got by on odd jobs like cleaning gutters and washing windows, including for dorothy edwards. when dorothy was murdered, age-old fears and recrimination surfaced in the community. >> i know race plays a role when it comes to the justice system. here in greenwood, there are those that still have their agenda, but it's a hidden agenda. >> i'm positive that race played a factor in edward lee elmore's trials. make no mistake about it, i think that's was because he was the black guy that they say killed an older white woma

edward has decided to build a further refuge here. at the foot of the green hills on the street between and we'll see in the mainland another council is taking shape on the marshes merits that stretch or how we say it anyway it means beautiful mom. after riding around for twenty years i find this a peaceful place compact strictly geometrical no lofty towers low to match the flat. area it's the largest of the bits cost but you wouldn't think. it's rounded endless will seem to don't. it's a pleasure and a country. edward can retire here with his family retinue i guess and look back on the successful come. humans will go down in the history of as one of the most perfect buildings of the late middle ages. gas law of the welsh councils of my lord the king have kept me running around for most of my life the stories are as different as the architecture of master james have sent george tooled up for each of. the bodies. but they have one thing in common a perfect. symbiosis with the natural landscape. a painter named turner will come along on

his new book is "the road not taken" edward lansdale and the american tragedy in vietnam. it's an honor for us to welcome general david h. petraeus back to the new york historical society is moderator for this evening's program. general petraeus u.s. army retired a partner in the global investment firm kkr and chairman of the kkr global institute. he is also a judge at the university of southern california. general petraeus served 37 years in the u.s. army including as commander of coalition forces in iraq and afghanistan and is commander of the u.s. central command. following his retirement from the armed forces he served as the director of the cia during which time the agency played a central role in a number of important achievements in the global war on terror. and now as you help me to welcome our speaker tonight i ask that you make sure that anything makes noise like a cell phone is switched off. now please join me in welcoming general petraeus and max boot. [applause] >> thank you very much. it is wonderful to be back. it's particularly wonderful to to be onstage wi

>> whatever dude. >> the other one, edwards? >> yeah. one on the ground. >> the one that got knocked down? >> yeah. >> okay. mr. powers, come on, dog, let me talk to you for a minute. so he's the one that was aggressive? he was aggressive? >> yeah. >> that's it, dog, thank you. all right, jamie. i went upstairs, investigated five guys up there now. >> talked to 27? >> yeah, talked to 27. >> what did he say? >> he said he didn't see anything at all, however i've got about three individuals that said edwards swung on samuels first. >> that's right here, too, he was the aggressor. >> he was the aggressor. >> samuels is probably the one charged with great bodily injury because he -- the injury that edwards suffered, he got knocked out. >> although the evidence leads to self-defense, samuels could still receive an additional year on his sentence if found guilty. >> it's not the first time edwards had been aggressive out on the yard. a couple of times they tried to stop him from fighting. this time he wouldn't listen. >> he thought he was a bi

how many are on his son edward' s? the first thing she comes back with is, 62 slaves at chickahominy. 62 is a lot bigger than a dozen. in 1827,iscover marshall has said in his first will, i give to my son edward the land and slaves. in 1831, the will says, i give to my son edward the land, the slaves having already been conveyed. so he has given edwards some of his inheritance in advance. 1830 census says edward has 27 slaves. so 62 chickahominy, 27 on edward's lands. there are 30-odd slaves on john's land. all over from your counting -- county, thereier are landholdings of john marshall's, slaves everywhere. my guess is that john marshall owns in 1830 before he conveys the 27 slaves to his son, that he owns more than 150 slaves. but we also discover he has , who isson, jacqueline a physician, who never has much of a career as a physician, who is also moved out there and is really a gentleman farmer. in 1830, or 47s slaves. he had nine in 1820. you don't go from zero slaves to 45 or 47 slaves in 10 years unless you are

i want to see if you can hear this i'm on the phone with edward, edward can you hear us still. >> mike can you hear edward talking. >> yeah, give him a second. >> he is on a bus. look behind me edward is in a class, they are going to the fbi. he will ab way for school for that planned walk out. we were chatting. he was giving information about what happened yesterday in the school, can you chat with us quickly. >> he still have us on held so far. >> we were chatting on the phone because his mother came over after dropping him off to school. i said were you in class the day mr. locke made comments. he was in class. i said what did he say exactly he sort of paraphrased. he said mr. locke said it vice possible that the school could ab tacked and his concern is that there was in security that is armed on campus and he thought that was putting students at risk. he took those concerns to the administration but he also wanted to discuss that with the students in the class but he did say this if the school was attack he would be willing to take a bullet for his students. the reason this is imp

>> edward's all i got. >> edward?: did you think that this other man could be a game-changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> reporter: detectives now launched a hunt for a man named edward. they wanted to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her old life to build a new one with another man? >>> coming up, the other man revealed. >> you know, i'm a flirtatious person. fred would do anything for his daughter. well fred... ...good thing the front of this unicorn washed... ...the shirt with gain. because gain has the scent that puts the giddy in "giddyup!" previously treated withd platinum-based chemotherapy, including those with an abnormal alk or egfr gene who've tried an fda-approved targeted therapy, who wouldn't want a chance for another...? who'd say no to a...? who wouldn't want a chance to live longer. opdivo (nivolumab). over 40,000 patients have been prescribed opdivo immunotherapy. opdivo can cause your immune system t

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john edwards was not convicted based on those facts. department needs to pursue this. >> would this be actionable in your view, the actual payments? >> it is really interesting. we talk about the john edwards case as precedent. it is precedent for an unsuccessful prosecution. the critical difference in the john edwards case was that the mistress involved was not threatening, showed no signs of going to the media. the critical difference here is that you have people like stormy daniels who appeared to be in talks to talk to the media. that is an additional fact suggesting that the payments were a quid pro quo. this is not a bribery case. all it takes is a u.s. attorney to look at the history and think this is a more prosecutable case that could be won where the edwards case could not. >> it is fascinating. thank you all very much. richard painter is sticking around. >>> coming up, more on an enemy's effort to destroy our democracy. that's next. >>> will you once and for all say russia interfered with the 2016 election? >> it could have b

dennis edwards died last night. he was 74 years old. steve hartman's antiques roadshow. to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. be there for you, and them. ask your gastroenterologis

edward garvey was privy to the results of the study. what has been your findings on so that well it's the whole map of the oceans c o two levels so that was it was an important step in understanding the role of the ocean in governing atmospheric c o two it was so new and challenging that it really went my appetite for the kind of work and the scientists i work with they were all excited as well it was just a tremendous amount of enthusiasm in house and within the science itself and you know what i want all we have we presented to the corporate board by me but the but the but the my boss because that is the corporate board and. the only executives cut funding for the project officially because there was no money for it at the same time they so doubt about the accuracy of the study's findings according to carole most of. the oil industry was an early investor in the idea that climate change is actually caused by changes in the sun that variation in the sun it is a major driver of climate variation and that's an argument that we seek. deni

we talked to kerry edwards on monday -- harry edwards on monday about the appropriation he is professortus of sociology at california berkeley and the author of several books, including "the revolt of the black athlete," reissued last year for its 50th anniversary edition. he was the architect of the 1968 olympic project. smithmomous image of thomas with his hand up in the black power salute. a longtime staff consulted with the san francisco 49ers. i started by asking him to respond to the dodge ad using king's words overlaid with images of war. dr. king, heith endorsed the lipid project and met with him a couple of times -- olympic project and i worked with them a couple of times. i was appalled at the ad. ,o reduce dr. king's message especially in this climate in this country under the circumstances that exist now, in terms of not just african-american but immigrant women circumstances, to reduce dr. king's message to a point to pedal t trucks -- p ploy to pedl trucks is appalling. his message under the circumstances that exist, given what we are up against as a people and where we lo

edward, sean, have a good weekend. can he-- cheryl: i heard that somewhere.st time many more than two weeks. lauren: i remember 20,000 in december. tracee carrasco making a comeback. tracee: now below 10,000. did rise above $10,000 yesterday for the first time in over two weeks. now the digital currency has fallen 70% from its all-time peak-high hit in mid-december. a number of hacks on exchange. it was affected by wall street's recent swings going against the idea that bitcoin price moves are uncorrelated to other assets. lauren: more governments are starting to accept is a strong word but reald be to stick around. cheryl: or try to kill it. depends which government you're talking about. lauren: talk to me about cvs exceeding revenue expectations. tracee: doing well than expected, did beat wall street quarterly on profit yesterday as u.s. and international distributors license more of its show. cbs rose 11.5% with almost 1.2 billion of that coming from content and licensing and distribution. the company also said that it now has nearly 5 million subscribers

delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologistdavid murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday february 28th. >> we're following breaking news. gunfire this morning inside of a south jersey home leads to a standoff with police. we're live near that scene. >> flames quickly tear through a west philadelphia home killing the person inside. >> a pennsylvania basketball player's act of kindness caught on camera is inspiring millions of people. >> february about to come to a close. what is at hand with weather and traffic david and karen? >> well, a dry start. we're still tracking that rain, though. >> february going out like a lamb. march going to give us a little bit of action. as we take a look at the weather sent you can see there's more cloud cover out there this morning than there was yesterday. yesterday we had that bright blue sky from start to finish. today cloudier. rain out to the west. we won't have to worry about that that today, though. 39 currently in philadelphia. notice how it's a little clo

hospital just one day for his seventy fifth birthday edwards saying some of the group's because hits including papa was a rolling stone. age. japan space agency has launched what it says is the smallest rocket ever sent ever to send a satellite into orbit the three stage rocket is only fifty centimeters in diameter it deployed a tiny nano satellite that will take pictures of the earth and gather other data. in some sports news now and in the bundesliga dortmund have quickly forgotten. about the departure of star pierre emerick obama yang the striker was sold to arsenal last week but replacement loan signing actually made a drip stream debut on friday night the twenty four year old belgian striker scored twice and assisted another story to fit the loan the reader to the victory out of that story to second in the bundesliga. was. action continues today with like six trips to much and live back the pick of saturday's games both teams have european places in their sights but with a packed field at the top of the table every point counts and matters like this between direct rivals could b

former lead singer of the motown group the temptations denis edwards has died he passed away in chicago hospital just one day force than a fifth birthday edwards sang some of the group's biggest hits including papa was a rolling stone. and space agency has launched what it says is the smallest rocket ever to send a satellite into orbit the three stage rocket is only fifty centimeters in diameter it deployed a tiny nano satellite that will take pictures of the earth and gather other data. some sports news now and in the bundesliga dortmund have quickly forgotten about the departure of starman pierre and work a gang the striker was sold to arsenal last week a replacement loan signing to sherry made a dream debut on friday night the twenty four year old bolton striker scored twice and assisted another as dortmunder could it cologne three two victory elevate storming up to second in the bundesliga. i. have been his live action continues today with like six trips to watch england back the pick of saturday's games both teams have european places in their sights but with the field packed at th

the former lead singer of the motown a group the temptations denis edwards has died he passed away in a chicago hospital just one day before his seventy fifth birthday edwards sang some of the group's biggest hits including papa was a rolling start. japan's a space agency has launched what it says is the smallest rocket ever to send a satellite into orbit a three stage rocket is only fifty centimeters in diameter it deployed a tiny nano satellite that will take pictures of the earth and gather other data. so sports news now and in the bundesliga dortmund have quickly forgotten about the departure of star man here and marry obama young the striker was sold to all snow last week but replacement loan signing machine but surely a made a dream debut on friday night the twenty four year old belgian striker schooled twice and assisted another as top and defeated cologne three to the victory elevates dortmund opt to second in the bundesliga. all right now jamaica is famous for its reggae and lightning quick sprinters and it's ballplayers the caribbean island first and a bob sled team to the w

european communities and edward heath was appointedlj european communities and edward heath was appointedconomic community and in that statement, i explained that the united kingdom government wished to ta ke united kingdom government wished to take its full part in working for european unity. the goat -- the negotiations then moved to brussels and this was the point at which i got added to the british negotiating delegation. the idealism that one found in brussels back then amongst the six was contagious, actually. i think all of us who were there were convinced that for britain, it was very important that no those —— and those negotiations should succeed. even back at the start, people realised that the gaulle, who had become president of france, had grave doubts about british entry. britain's trading patterns were very, very different. the six on the whole were trading amongst themselves were as britain's pattern was much more outward looking and in particular, we traded a lot with the commonwealth countries and of course, they had become extremely dependent on this. i suppose the one

in the next case, we are highlighting the work of a quaker artist, and his name is edward hicks. and some people might be the lawyer with the peaceable kingdom artwork. one of the things people know about quakers is that they were simple and plain. and you can definitely see that in the architecture we saw a earlier. edward hicks, his passion in and was painting and art, it was in direct conflict with his religion. at one point, he was a quaker minister. and people saw he was doing this work, which was deemed to be adornment, it wasn't just useful, which is what quakers were in the habit of having. and he was, people sort of suggested that he become a farmer instead, and these were people who were, you know, his mentors and elders in his worship community. he knew he still wanted to be a painter, though. he tried to farming and he failed that it. it is interesting. here are some examples. he was painting signs, and you can see that he was self trained. they are not extra flamboyant or anything like that. they are sort of simple and plain in their own way. but the reason we tell t

edwards grew up the son of a preacher and started his singina carea gospel performer.he studied music at the detroit conservatory of music before signing with the legendary record label in the late 1960s. dennis edwards was 74 years old. that's all for this edition of" pbs newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter barbara hope zuckerberg. rporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- idsigning customized indl and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement cpany. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. be more. ♪ announcer: tonight, from our nations capital, t

good to see you edward governor yes that's me. edward garvey worked for exxon mobile from one nine hundred seventy eight to nineteen eighty three. so this is your day off you're all an old x. on the long right so that's all my helmet still still fits. and the coveralls. ok works if missile prevent accidents ok i don't fit in that anymore. so you did measure of c o two emissions that right when i was wearing this we were installing the equipment nor a tanker i mean measurements of sea water we made measurements of the air we did almost continuously as the ship in the gulf of mexico to the persian gulf in the horn of africa. big oil must have known that the climate was changing the aim of this research project was to better understand change it was so important that exxon mobil shot a film with that work r.v. for its shareholders the research took four years and cost about four million u.s. dollars today garvey grows tomatoes. right about just the rate of just really good climate to produce tomatoes here can you pick one yes. edward

. >> ninan: we take you now high above denni edwards air force in the california desert. carter evans was granted rare access to the military's high-tech war games. >> reporter: just after sunrise at edwards air force base, the newest generation of fighter jets and decades-old warplanes took to the skies over the mojave desert. we climbed into the taifl a kc-135 tanker even an exclusive look at orange flag, a mock battle in the sky designed to push 25 military planes to their technical limits. modern planes, like the f-35 and f-22, have to share data, like battle plans and enemy coordinates, seamlessly with older jets, like the f-16. we watched from the air as pilots took part in a mock war scenario. >> coming in. >> reporter: at the halfway point, the jets approached the tanker for midair refueling. back here, they can communicate with the pilots and fly the refueling boom. this is the lever that they use to extend the nozzle into the jet. senior master sergeant ryan perry maneuvers the tanker's nozzle into the space of sizeave baseball on this f-35 at 350 miles per hour

hospital just one day before his seventy fifth birthday edwards sang some of the group's biggest hits including papa was a rolling stone. japan's a space agency has launched what it says is the smallest rocket ever to send a satellite into orbit the three stage rocket is only fifty centimeters in diameter it deployed a tiny nano satellite that would take pictures of the thing gather other data. while in the united states there's been more courtroom drama in the sentencing hearings were scrapes gymnastics dr larry nasa a father whose three daughters were abused by nasa long across the courtroom in an apparent bid to attack the former doctor nasa's been sentenced to hundreds of years in prison for decades of sexual abuse the judge has said the father won't face charges for that attempted attack my mind immediately thought of all the time when i was thirteen just a kid more than listening to his girls evidence who was too much to bear for this father larry nasser abused all three of his daughters. you say over bears you to the third the subsidy. to grant me five minutes to the right to g

"action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edwards matt o'donnell and karen edwards with traffic.dner. goodnight. >> dicky: from hollywood it's “jimmy kimmel live”! tonight y, chloe bennet and music from monica now get ready, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ of love and romance. can you feel the sexual tension in the air guillermo? >> yes of course. >> j

the suspect has been identified as 47-year-old edward gandhi.t gibson opened fire on him at north mcneal street back on january 22nd. he has been placed on leave while the deadly investigation goes on. >> first, a system is arriving with serious downpours tonight. rain was coming down so hard in the past hour that it even overwhelmed storm draims. drains. cecily tynan is here tracking it on radar. >> temperatures in the mid 50s. double scan live showing a conveyer belt of moisture associated with a cold front. we have a good soaking rain over philadelphia currently. you can see near mall born, it's headed east. this is a front that's bringing cold air in time for the weekend. a wave of low temperatures intensified. we get a thump of snow saturday, but it won't stay as snow across the viewing area. lehigh valley and the northwest suburbs look like snow there, heavy wet snow wee hours of the morning sunday. for the i-95 metro area, we get snow first and mixing in with sleet and rain, southern delaware and new jersey, a change over to rain. we talk

just ask john edwards.ion and the pending common cause lawsuit, there is an obvious basis for alleging a possible crime related to these payments under the campaign finance laws. for a white house known for self-inflicted wounds, the situation could not be more precarious as the white house issues categorical denials." >> just to remind those that don't remember, john edwards was -- got in trouble legally for paying somebody he was having a relationship with, i think to be a videographer, used it out of campaign funds. >> it's very similar in a lot of respects because edwards had two people who participated in getting money as third parties to his mistress and the mother of what turned out to be his child. that was treated as a criminal campaign finance violation. so mueller could easily view this as within his mandate, it deals with a campaign finance violation, he's gone pretty far to go after paul manafort, this would not be as far as he's gone in that direction. and so he could investigate it. the probl

-- jonathan edwards is one of my other interesting people to read. i don't agree with everything he said in all of the images that he preached, but jonathan edwards lived in a world, and the world a he lived in is very much like the world we see in "lord of the rings" and "star are injust the idea we this kind of enchanted world in it is good versus evil. that what we see in our daily life is not just what we see. there is more to it than that. there is good versus evil everywhere and we are always in the midst of it and it's a meaningful struggle. i think we have to remember that. ofhink that has to be part any understanding of this time. that is where we get the military and spiritual warfare and the violent imagery they are. i'm not saying it is good or bad. it's part of the tradition. look through your hymns and churches. notice all of the imagery. it is part of scripture. that leads us into conversations about religious violence, and to the extent that that is still a conversation we have to be part of the we have conversations about how we view

we have just stepped into john edwards territory. this is a third party making an expenditure for the benefit of the campaign to keep a woman quiet. about her relationship with the candidate. >> yep. and there was a failed prosecution effort against john edwards for that. they tried to bring a federal prosecution of edwards around the corruption issues around that case. it did not result -- the case fell apart. the prosecution didn't work. but john edwards also is now no longer a political figure for a lot of the same reasons that they brought that prosecution against him. what's remarkable here is that the trump organization and trump campaign may have felt such pressure that they had to make this public statement, trying to blame the whole thing on michael cohen. this feels like -- this reporter from "the new york times" tonight feels like the start of a new chapter in this scandal. certainly nothing that is going to put it to bed. i'm sorry. i just said "bed." sorry. >> we have now an fec investigation. fec must investigate this.

edwards into this conversation.you listen about the prorotet at the super bowl, and if you were watching, you probably had little idea what was happening outside, but also what happened inside the stadium. i do not know how many people noticed, but another football slammed andis head was taken off the field with a concussion. talk about your concerns right now in this year of nfl protests , with so many players taking a knee, although we cannot see that last night. the movementll, has dispersed to the point where it has no real center and no central management, no central set of goals, no central leadership. who incited this movement are not the leaders of it, they are the icons of it. as the last guest said, there was confusion about what they were doing outside the stadium and around the city of minneapolis. it is going to continue to disperse and will eventually began to fade, just as the black power movement did and so forth. this is not to say that these issues will not continue to be important, which is what w

ceo edward stack talked about why they made the change.dened by what happened in parkland that we said we need to do something. we talked about what we needed to do. and we felt that we needed to make a statement that we would no longer sell assault type rifles, high capacity magazines and a few other things."> ( darya ) thanks lydia. ( james ) happening now... students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida are back in school for the first time since 17 people were killed in a mass shooting. this is video of them returning to class this morning with police officers escourting them in. it has been two weeks since the school massacre in parkland, florida. students say returning to class is an important step towards beginning the healing process.

trish: edward, thank you very much. for more on the markets, i bring in dennis gartman, the gartman letter and publisher. dennis, you're getting a little bit worried here. >> yes, trish, i've been getting a little worried here and hive been worried for a while. the economy is doing white well. stocks make peaks at top when economic activity is the best. there is very simple explanation. in good economic environs when monetary environs reduce the supplies to the system they had been supplying several years, when they begin the process taking that back, demand for plant and labor increase, money comes out of the capital markets, money comes out of equities moves into the economy. it is very normal. that is very standard. that is it how material bear markets begin. they begin at peaks. begin in volatilities. markets make low in quiet trading, make peaks in rather violent type of activity. you should be careful. trish: talking about a bear market, let's drill down on that a little bit. for viewers right now not making intui

i'm an edwards in for guy johnson. -- i'm an edwards in for guy in for -- anna edwards guy johnson.he castrate is 30 minutes away. this is bloomberg. -- the cash trade is 30 minutes away every -- 30 minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ can he turn around europe's largest investment bank? u.s. trade secretary liam fox tells bloomberg britain cannot enter a customs union with the eu post-brexit. for the complicating theresa may's negotiations with brussels and her own party. all eyes on the united states jobs report. traders will be paying attention to wage growth. will it be enough to shake off the retreat in equities and treasuries? was than minutes away from the european open. take a look at futures. we are looking at a mixed trade in futures. ella think they are positive in britain, negative on the continents. andttle bit of direction trend. at the same time, we see u.s. treasuries yielding more than they were yesterday, 2.78% now. just yields have come down a little bit, but still at a level traders haven't seen in a long time. that could spook as some traders and it could be a rea

he spoke to anna edwards this morning. volatility came back, some of us thought it might, and that is good for the markets business, but it is way too indication, but the early start was quite positive. ours: stephen morris, banking reporter, joins us now on the set. investment banking income, bonds, stocks, currencies -- that was better than the street. glass half-full, glass half empty? stephen: as usual with barclays, a bit of a mixed bag. trading results were not as bad as expected, but still not great, that are than wall street and other european rivals on average. but they still did pretty badly in equity trading and macro trading, two areas the ceo targeted for improvement. we are still seeing the sins of the past come through these results. another 240 million pound charge for fx rigging misconduct in the past, so we are not seeing a bank that's out of the woods yet. manus: he still, there was this original head to head, then a change in tack. where are we on the litigation trail? putting that behind us before we a

edward, we are not talking about clean hands when it comes to america., others are at the game, americans and the chinese? yes, all countries engage in espionage and certainly america kl “f-et-fzé-t 1, ;/ v : .;,—_—:,,—,—m— .. . . and we don't really have an answel donald trump said today that "no child should be in danger in an american school." so why was the 19—year—old, nikolas cruz, who had links with a white supremicist group and had been flagged to the fbi as a potential risk, able to get into the school which had expelled him, and allegedly massacre 17 people with an assault weapon? the us president said today that "we are committed to working with local leaders to tackle the difficult issue of mental health", reminding people that in february last year donald trump signed a law revoking an obama era regulatory initiative that made it harder for people with a mental illness to buy a gun. the parkland school shooting in florida is the 18th incident this year at an american school where a weapon has been discharged. in the era of mobile phone techn

i'm tamala edwards. let's head over to karen rogers. she's starting on the vine.ng a live look at the 30 bypass. 322, that's your eastbound traffic headed towards exton. we had a disabled vehicle that just cleared but we're nonetheless jammed eastbound on the 30 bypass from 340 to approaching route 100. and this overturned truck in king of prussia causing problems near radnor chester road. watch for slow speeds right here. we're hearing someone's trapped in the wreckage of this so emergency workers coming to the scene right now. so watch for that accident. also brought down some wires. still problems on the turnpike westbound. we're jammed from bensalem to approaching norristown with this multi-vehicle accident, tam. >> thank you, karen. now we head outside to meteorologist, david murphy and enjoy the sun while you can. >> yeah, some sun still getting through the clouds but the clouds starting to get a bit thicker. temperature has jumped 5 degrees. up to 46 in philadelphia. with a southerly flow in play today yeah we'll increase the clouds but we're still going to

one of my favorite sections of professor george larson's book on edwards, and jonathan edwards is one of my other kinds of interesting favorite people to read, and though i don't agree with everything he said and all the images that he preached, but jonathan edwards lived in a world, and the world that he lived in was very much like the world we see in lord of the rings and star wars, this idea that we are in this kind of enchanted world, and it's good versus evil. that what we see on a daily life, in our daily life is not just what we see, there is more to it than that. there is good ser vus evil every where and we are always in the midst of t and it's a very meaningful struggle. i think we have to remember that. i think that has to be part of that, part of any understanding of this time and understanding of scripture. because scripture is read in that kind of context. that's where we get to military and spiritual warfare and violent imagery there. and i'm not saying it's good or bad. i'm just saying we have to think about it. it's certainly part of the tradition. i mean look through

have such high regard writes about somebody for whom you have such high regard and that is of course edward lansdale that we have studied over the years a somewhat tragic figure in that he had great achievements in one arena with brilliant advice and another that unfortunately was disregarded. max is everything that said about him as a distinguished caller and a brilliant thinker and observer and a miracle writer someone i have had enormous regard for over the years with advice and counsel that i sought those commands from the greater middle east and director of the cia one of those rare individuals whose every essay i read is an admirable individual is not one to leave something left unsaid. that is a virtue in contemporary time. so it is a privilege and especially tonight to be the interviewer as opposed to the interviewee with psalm role reversal. >> now i can get some revenge. >> no enhanced interrogation techniques. [laughter] i have long stood against them for a variety of different reasons thanks for being here tonight hopefully that deep freeze evaded just in time. also it is truly

it is all sent to edwards air force base for real-time analysis. >> we are trying to work all of the that by time it gets to the war fighter there are no bugs and they can use it seamlessly and share the information. >> reporter: commanders here at edwards air force base say it is less costly to find the problems on the test feel that on the battlefield. they plan to hold one of these events every three months. i am carter evans for cbs news at edwards air force base. >>> they put down roots and a lot of cash. but tonight it has all gone to pot. >> they are obeying all the rules and the jump through all the hoops and now they are saying get out of town. >> and northern california town that abruptly pulled the plug on legal marijuana growers. >>> don't drink and ride to. they make a bizarre dui arrest on a southern california freeway. >>> there is rain in the air tonight and more coming later in the week. the forecast is coming up. >>> kpix5 weather is sponsored by mancini sleep world. save up to $1000 on the mancini resident state sale. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-cl

case in point, john edwards. friends of the democratic candidate gave huge sums of money to edward's mistress to buy her silence but edwards was indicted nonetheless. the jury never came to a verdict. the cases are very similar. political candidates, alleged affair, payment by private citizens. we examined the president's tweets and executive orders here on "today in the bay." i'd love to hear from you. you can find me on twitter. >> thanks, scott. >>> america's first president, george washington, may be long gone but part of him has survived all these years. >> a lock of his hair. take a look. a six-inch strand of white hair looped and tied with a piece of thread was sealed in an envelope and left at a union college library in new york and it was forgotten for a century. it was recently found during an inventory check. hey, look, here's george's hair. so they don't have mr. washington's dna to test the hair against anything but historians say by all records this, in fact, is his hair. put a price tag on that. >>

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>> ♪ >> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karenogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 now on this tuesday february 13th. >> good morning everyone. here's what we're following for you on "action news." the number of flu cases being reported across our area is exploding. >> questions are only increasing around what the white house knew and when when it comes to the spousal abuse allegations against a top aide. >> city of philadelphia has big plans today for the return of an iconic piece of art. >> but first up, let's get a check of your accuweather and traffic with meteorologist, david murphy and with karen rogers. good morning. >> was anyone else so excited about the return of sun? >> yes. >> i was like, sun, i haven't seen it in so long. >> yeah, we were hoping we'd get sun yesterday afternoon, a lot of you did and this morning you're going to get some more once we get past sunrise. you can see that bank of cloud cover that was with us early yesterday now clearing the coast. some additional clouds ma

delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologistdavid murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday february 14th. >> here's what we're following for you. gunfire hits a 17-year-old boy standing on a west philadelphia corner. >> smoke rises from a delaware county neighborhood as firefighters battle a stubborn blaze. >> the love statue is back where it belongs. officiants have a busy day of valentine's wedding planned. >> a perfect day for valentine's. >> love is in the air. >> looks like maybe 6 feet off the air. storm tracker6 live double scan has been showing you that we are dry this morning and the weather center pretty much showing you the same thing. there has been a little hint of drizzle on the northern and western suburbs and it's cold enough in those northern and western areas where we might have a little freezing drizzle on some surfaces. right now officially though in allentown reading and lancaster we're just above the freezing mark so hopefully you don't have that issue. trenton 33, 35 in phila