in the old days, it was considered a type of elm. it is scientifically classified today in the elm family, but it is consider its own genus. in the latin, that has a leaf resembling the hornbeam. it's called zelchova. and this is a plant that was occasionally planted in the 1850's. they eventually became popular street trees especially after the american and european elms succumb to dutch elm's disease in the beginning of the 20 century. it was the japanese tree that became the street tree of choice. this is a fascinating tree, not only because of its specimen value -- as an old tree -- but it is a somewhat rare variety that is hard to find. it is a beautiful specimen to this day. we are going to talk a little bit about the fortunate turn of events that allow this particular tree to survive all of the changes in land use history that took place on this land through the establishment of the u.s. botanic garden, the eventual moving of the u.s. botanic garden, as well as the placement of an underground highway, the reflecting pool and s

an accident conshohocken at elm this is new at elm and at a yet. and downed wires at edgemont avenue. we're dry today, the big story is the temperature. 15 degrees, but feels like the single digits right now it's cold out there tam. >> thank you karen. >>> police in troy, missouri say a family took a stranger danger lesson way too far. they staged his kidnapping because they said he was too friendly with strangers. a co-worker of the aunt lured the youngster into the truck. the boy was tied up and told he would never see the mother again. the boy told school authorities what happened on wednesday. the family was charged and the boy was placed in protective custody. >> a man wanted in connection with the murders of his father and grandmother are in custody. police arrested johnny t.branford on parol violations. else a person of interest in the killing of his father and grandmother. their bodies were found inside their home on north 11th street in reading. investigators say they have obtained video of him driving his father's car and using his grandm

you want to use elm or main and steve standing by with an update in just a moment. lansdale, water main break at eighth and maple. and let's go outside, live look here, this is i95 northbound, up at the newtown yardley interchange where there is an accident here. >> this crash involves one vehicle and deer. so just heads up, that we're not alone in the vehicles out there on the roadways this morning, especially up there in bucks county. the benjamin franklin bridge looking good coming into downtown, no problems at all on the bridges and 95, in northeast philadelphia, looking good. mass transit running with no delays chris lauren, back to you. >> let's head back to norristown montgomery county for a live report. steve keeley has up a date therefore us. hype steve. >> an awful update, one dead, from the chief here, in this huge fire that started at 12:00 midnight probably. they got the call finally at 12:44, first call, four alarms went to because it started in the balesment of the six story old historic apartment builds that had burned before and had people die in a

your best bet stay with elm or main in to or through norristown, this morning. in allentown southbound on the extention accident just south of the lehigh valley, in mt. laurel, southbound lanes of 73, just passed the new jersey turnpike, at church road, the right lane taken out making repairs from an overnight accident. shuttle bussing on the market frankford and subway until about 5:00. no problems on mass transit. outside to live look, good morning, 422 nice and quiet as we head around the curve there heading in toward egypt road. all of the bridges looking good and no delays at the airport. chris, lauren, back to you. >> mr. kelly, thank you zip. some students in delaware county could be back in school before labor day this year. >> usually gosh, lots of sigh's and gloom in the studio here. usually student return after labor day but because it falls so late this year, something might have to change. fox 29's shawnette wilson has the story. >> this is the traditional ends to summer for many families, in our area. a last day down the shore before it is back to

avoid airy swede and marshall, rolling through norristown, stick with elm or main, two big ones keep you away from the fire activity, and four of the septa buses are on detour this morning penndot's getting word of some icy spots specially out in bucks county, so they're dispatching their salt trucks, and again even though sue just mentioned tease z for the 45 degrees temperature reading for later today it has been in the 20's overnight. so anything that looks wet you know the deal, if it looks wet, it is icy. the mass transit looking good, as we go outside to live look at the blue route 476 no problems or delays at all working your way into and out of delaware county. mike alex, over to you. >> 6:19. apparently is real footage. rescue crews combed the river in taiwan, in hopes of finding survivors from plane crash that was caught on a dash cam camera there, in the middle of the river. fifty-eight people were on board the trans asia airways plane when it crashed. fifteen people are reported dead again, 58 were on board. so quite a few survivors. >> death toll is expected to rise beca

levers and buttons, and turned the everyday economic reality from "ozzie and harriet" to "nightmare on elmtreet." the legacy of their power grab is the historically high interest rates that make families today slaves to their mortgages. high taxes and high mortgage rates have put families on a treadmill, and the treadmill is winning. this is why two family incomes today don't seem to do the job that one did in times past. the answer: we must take our money out of the hands of the politicians. we can bring back 4 and 1/2 percent mortgages, lower interest rates, and give the economy a boost. as we did throughout our nation's history until the late 60's, we must tie the value of the dollar to a fixed measure, such as gold, so that a dollar today will be worth a dollar tomorrow. imagine what it would be like if you woke up tomorrow morning with a 17% flat tax that exempted the first $36,000 of income and a fixed long term mortgage of 4 1/2 percent. imagine what that would do for family life. we would see a renaissance the likes of which has never been seen before. families could step off the t

san francisco, up to 67 degrees elm here's the accuweather forecast.row is to mainly sunny day, sun and clouds mixture on tuesday. little change in the weather forecast by wednesday. it's thursday we'll see the clouds on the increase and then our first front arrives on friday afternoon to the evening. lasting into early saturday morning and then a second one will arrive saturday night, into sunday morning. so it's good to see the pattern change. we'll fine tune the details in the coming days. >> over to shu now in sports. yesterday you asked me who i was picking, i said is undecided. now you can tell from my team colors. >> she waits -- still neutral. >> third quarter you still have time. dwight hicks is book in town in a play. we caught up and got this thoughts on the anniversary of the super bowl title. >> seems like a distant memory, and then when i see teammates like you it seems like yesterday. because you go back to that time. those are memories that you'll never be able to be taken away from us. it was a great time. a great time to be in the bay

. >>> philadelphia water department crews are making sure that the roads at 66th and elm wood don't become slick after a water main broke this morning. crews were called to the intersection at southwest philadelphia at 8:45, the water department partially shut down the 8 inch main to make repairs. >> coming up on "action news" tonight, former pennsylvania treasurer, rob mccord enter a plea on attempted extortion charges and its not just young humans enjoying the snow day, we'll take you to the zoo for wild fun. >> we are getting a break finally from the arctic chill but look at how we feel by friday morning across much of the lower 48 the arctic air is coming back along with some rounds of snow. >>> and ducis rogers has the latest on natale allen's encounter with police in south florida. picking three things is easy. you... pick three. annnnnd... that's pretty much it. so the pennsylvania lottery changed the name of "the daily number" to "pick 3". it's that easy to play. pick 3. easy to play. simple to say. it doesn't get much easier than picking two things. you pick two, and... you're bas

. >> no elm grants. no women. too much. >> out in denver snowed. in do you believe that giuliani's criticism and juan is right. very honest criticism is generated by the president's performance terrorism? >> i do think he is probably emotionally reacting to the way see the world on that subject which he takes very personally. talking points on you, bill are very right to go after president obama's policies and avoid the attack on the patriotism because i think it's the right thing to do. it's more productive. but, here's the issue. when you are talking about whether this is out of line, do i think the media is so incredibly comically overblown this issue. they do not need to get their underradios in -- roos in a bunch. >> specific attack on barack obama. i don't blame the media for covering it. >> hold on, hold on. i agree with you and i don't do that kind of thing and impugn people's motives when i'm arguing with them. if you are going to call it call it both ways when the president and the democrats call republicans terrorists, hostage takers una

callers using a land line must dial 1 first and then 415 and the number elm the change is to make way for the new area code 6 28 underlay. number new numbers will be assigned 62 area coached dozens of people called the nine one call center today. >> sometimes when people are confused they call government numbers and 9-1-1 is easy to remember. 9-1-1 is for emergencies. >> the callers not dialing directly will receive a recorded message instructing them to dial the 1 and the area code and then the number. >> dork workers expect to get back to work after a tentative agreement was reached last night. right now at the port where the labor -- they're clearing the yards to clear the backlog which officials say will take up to eight weeks. all cop containers waiting to be up loaded on the west coast, put together, would be nearly two miles. we'll have a live report at 6:00. >>> a gathering in the east bay in honor of murder victim ended with another deadly shoot. two people were shot 9:30 last night in font of a bay point home where people were gathered to celebrate the birthday of man who ha

san francisco, up to 67 degrees elm here's the accuweather forecast. tomorrow is to mainly sunny day, sun and clouds mixture on tuesday. little change in the weather forecast by wednesday. it's thursday we'll see the clouds on the increase and then our first front arrives on friday afternoon to the evening. lasting into early saturday morning and then a second one will arrive saturday night, into sunday morning. so it's good to see the pattern change. we'll fine tune the details in the coming days. >> over to shu now in sports. yesterday you asked me who i was picking, i said is undecided. now you can tell from my team colors. >> she waits -- still neutral. >> third quarter you still have time. dwight hicks is book in town in a play. we caught up and got this thoughts on the anniversary of the super bowl title. >> seems like a distant memory, and then when i see teammates like you it seems like yesterday. because you go back to that time. those are memories that you'll never be able to be taken away from us. it was a great time. a great time to be in t

you want to stay with elm or main if you are trying get into or through norristown today. and septa has it four main bus routes that travel through norristown also on a detour this morning. mike, alex, back over to you. >> get right out to the scene. >> yes, because one person is dead following that stubborn early morning fire in norristown. >> if you live in norristown, probably drive by this building all the time, fairly famous, the norris building is what it is called, and it is destroyed. here's steve. >> you probably woke up from all of the alarm there is was four alarm err. that means probably about 150 fire vehicles in all here, and most of them still on the scene, than is our first live shot, with any daylight. we're just on one side the front of the building a little partially on the other side. you can see, the windows on the top floors open. you see those ladders, going up to those windows, and everywhere you see lad serve where they had a rescue people out of those upper floors. this is the front of the building, the fire escape, old historic building in the ba

elm street or main street both of them are pretty far back from the main intersection where everything is blocked off. 202 should be okay in that area. i haven't heard of any closures there, but if i do i will be sure to pass it along. chris? >>> someone's idea of fun almost cost a mainline boy his life. >> he could have murdered a child like me. >> a bullet came through the boy's bedroom wall from the outside. and wait until you hear what the shooter was actually aiming at. >>> plus freezing pipes inside your home could add up to thousands of dollars in damage. next, what simple steps you can take to keep this from happening. >>> 4:14. we are following breaking news of an apartment fire in morristown. flames are still coming from the roof. several people were injured in this fire. a part of one of the buildings collapsed and several people evacuated. more than 20 people were forced out of their homes. they are being sheltered right now in a septa bus and will later be moved to norristown high school to stay out of the cold. this is a live picture here. you can see the firefight is sti

. >> reporter: wahl today i stood out at the intersection up old-growth avenue and elm street for a couple hours is just one block down from where a train struck a and and killing the driver in the short time i was out there i saw several cars stopping on the tracks including this lady. when she saw it may she tried to get all around the tracks by driving and to coming traffic he says something needs to be done before the tragedy like this happens again. >> this last accident was needed is we need some kind of safety device. >> reporter: caltran is continuing to investigate the crash for a woman was killed in mellow part where her car stopped on the track and riven with ave hit by a trend. trained >> according to witness statements thinking that that traffic would start moving as she made her way onto the track at it did not before the gates came down. >> reporter: the driver's options are limited. >> the best course of action is to remove your vehicle. >> dili, if they raise the tracks like they did in san carlos that would be a great thing because that's the ultimate solution print of co

this happened at ravenswood avenue and elm street cough crossing >>: don't even start across the tracks until you're sure that you could get all the way across she stopped on the tracks and was now tragic. >> reporter: the train was carrying 400 passengers no one on board was art the northbound track has been reopened. they're sitting single track trains in both directions until the damage train has been told away. reporting live a leisurely >> pam: new tonight at 8 and took a half a dozen police officers to wrestle away a draw up at a droid added of stranger legibly terrorizes gold campus today. it happened at addison school and at alameda. around noon today at a staff member called 911 about a suspicious man police say the man tried to steal from the school staffers. then grabbed worker and the all school off as an example in the employ outside officers arrived all with the man and then arrested him they said he was under the influence of drugs and no officer was sort and no students were involved they were kept safely away. >> pam: police have confirmed and santa rosa home that was t

fire starring in starring in building at elm and morris streets about 11:00 o'clock last night.quickly spreading to other buildings and the wind and the freezing temperatures makeing it particularly difficult for firefighters. the good news is no one was hurt hurt. about 25 people, though, were forced from their homes. the red cross is helping them out. still no word yet on exactly what sparked that fire. >>> wow! let's head back now to your winter weather authority. it is a cold one. >> bone chilling. i know. the wind -- >> brutal. >> all day today. >> we saw that right? >> oh, yeah. we were frozen basically. that wind did not help much wind chill values this morning well below zero. and we stayed in the 20s all day our air temperatures. cold again tonight but a little bit better tomorrow. make it above freezing. >> that's good. >> reason to celebrate. we'll take what we can get. all perspective at this point. 30ings never sounded better. we have winter storm headed our way. let's get to the headlines with this one. we're saying winter storm that doesn't mean of one in our area

one here at washington lane and a pair of them in lower south hamilton buck county and one along elm wood avenue and one on bustleton pike. and there are slick spots even though the highways are pretty much dry. a bridge opening just wrapping up at the tacony palmyra bridge the ship is on its way down to the city of philadelphia. and septa regional rails once again up to 20 minute delays. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this tuesday. it's only tuesday? we are using the waze app near west conshohocken, we'll track that accident and other issues again in the next half hour. >> it feels like it should be a thursday at least. >> still ahead, an incredible gift to a local college, what an alum gave princeton university that is valued at $300 million. and the latest on the train derailment in west virginia find out how the accident has a connection to philadelphia. >>> she was sent out to cover a love story but didn't realize she was the star. the reporter who got a surprise proposal on the job. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our pati

. >> reporter: here on elm street the snow has been taken care of. the public works crew has already come through here. the director of transportation says he wishes every street could look like this but the city of new haven comes with its own set of challenges. >> we have a lot of onstreet parking, a lot of dense communities. >> reporter: the city's new snowblower has been coming in handy lately. it can clear a block in 15 minutes. >> we're playing for a grant for a snow melter to share with another town regionally. >> reporter: it's a solution that could come in time for the next snowy season. those on west ivy street know all too well there's still a lot of winter left. >> we appreciate it seeing there are two more storms coming up. >>> now at 5:00 a bitter blast on our doorstep. >>> temperature set to plunge across our area. >> flurries swept through but not enough to accumulate. >> but now that story is cold. doug winds are picking up windchills will be near zero tonight. right? >> it's really going to be quite brutal as we continue through the

. >> if you are there, when i was there, it's important to elm in a size, isis was not. >> how did you them to talk on the phone with you or talk to your co-writer? >> on scrip. >> in your opinion nazis. they don't care do anything to anybody, right? >> political project which doesn't get talked about. political project which is one i will describe as sunni restoration. 2003, they feel, again this is where the saddamist element comes into play. they lost power -- they want to build a caliphate around the sunnies which means appose state and kill them. are you surprised that the world is standing by and watching this? everybody knows what's going on? it's almost every day. now we have little kids. girls as young as 8 being raped and sold and passed around to these guys. who feel it's fine to do it. boys being trained as killers when they are 7, 8, 9 years old. world does really nothing. there is no summit to unite against them. there is nothing. are you surprised? >> no. and let's recall a few names we probably hopefully have not forgotten, trevor, rowan darks sierra leone, democratic r

that boy was walking on elm hurst park when he was attacked.e's hispanic, between the age of 40 and 50. gray and black hair and a goatee. police are offering an award to try to catch him. >>> get out of the car. come on. >> meantime a florida deputy's body camera, capturing a dramatic rescue from a burning car. one of the officers pulled the man out through a window. he suffered minor burns. >> oh, my goodness. >>> coming up, president obama is expected to meet with a key ally against isis. >>> and we'll be back with 15 minutes of new, traffic and nonstop wlet right after this break. >>> it is 5:42. the parents of an american woman captured the isis is hoping she's still alive. >> her parents are in a fragile state. friday isis said mueller died in a jordanian air strike. officials have not seen evidence to back up that claim. she was taken hostage a year and a half ago while leaving the hostage in syria. >> and today president obama is meeting with germany's chancellor a key ally on the war in terror. tracy. this come as critics question wheth

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the elm rites bailed out because they didn't like the security that we were providing them.are carrying the whole ball. 60 coalition nations, what are they doing? what? maybe they have five guys there standing around. do they live in your opinion, colonel hunt in an unreal world a world of delusion or do you think they have valid points? >> i think any time you give a speech that's spends as much time on transgendered issues as it does terrorism and it's a national security speech, you have got a real problem. that's what we just had. the issue two points. the united states is leading the world on the fight on terrorism. we want obviously more done. the issue is how to get more done because the administration right now thinks it is doing it and what's happening on the ground is stopping isis to a point but nowhere near destroying it if you want to destroy isis as an example you have to do it with soldiers on the ground. u.s. because nobody else can do it. things like jordan, can't make the move for 500 miles to mosul without u.s. help. and we have got 3,000 guys on the groun

>> the united arab elm rit decision sparking new fears isis and others may also drop out of the fighthat the uuae stopping air strikes pilot being killed more allies on board or not? what does that mean? >> i think it underlies the fact that american involvement. if their pilots were shot down some prospect of being rescued. let's being honest here. the uae is not a completely full service military entity. it's principle adversary they have always planned to be iran. and they would have fought with the united states against iran in the contingency that might have happened there. so they were counting on u.s. search and rescue capability among many other things that we helped supply. they would fight as an adjunct of ours. so when they face isis and they don't have search and rescue capabilities, they may not have other capabilities, they ask their friend and ally the united states for it, they weren't getting the answer they should have as an ally why only have 30 seconds left. can do it with more support or money from us or weapons. is this a isis? >> it's a much bigger project. the

how to settle disagreements elm that's what they're talking about nine months later. >> how is this affecting >> really. >> they're huge. huge. retailers are going to see $7 billion lost. let me tell you what happened to ralph lauren. >> lauren, injury how die say that? >> i don't know why i did that. i have a friend who worked there and she does that all the time go ahead. sorry. >> they put clothing on -- in their stores so they couldn't get them in. the usual way. and container ships to these ports. so they had to fly them to the east coast and then take them to north carolina where they could bepji iú so, this is reallyør> making things difficult. >> i don't know if you have seen this. >> that's cool. >> all-time record -- never been there all-time 18,138. huge. >> if you're thinking about retiring, it's a good thing. >> i don't -- you know, for today, a t least everything seems bettera-v.bç except there appear to be bubbles. >> consumes with too much debt. the quiet before the storm. >> they'll pull all 49-cents out of the market today? >> ha-ha. i don't play that game. i'm in all the ti

a crash in conshohocken at elm and fey yet but otherwise schuylkill looking good coming into downtown n problems on the turnpike, south jersey off to a quiet start as well, and mass transit, no reported delays. mike and alex, back over to you. >> 6:32. >> police are investigating a shooting death in king zest ago this happened midnight in the 14 hundred block of south paxson street. police say a 51 year-old male victim had been shot several times investigators believe that the victim may have been the target of a robbery. they found an empty wallet near his body. they are now checking nearby surveillance camera to see if the shooting or the the gun man was caught on camera. >>> police are looking for two mask men that held up a bar in queen village earlier this morning, two suspects entered irish times bar just before 2:30 this morning and robbed a bartender from cash from behind the register. one of the robbers was arm with a shotgun. no one was hurt. the suspects were last seen running on bainbridge street. it is still in the clear how much money they got away with. >>> authorities

families with elm.this i would be very worried. >> or they could just live in london and be a jihadist and take a trip to the u.s. >> and get a visa, sure. >> ambassador, nice to see you, sir. coming up, the llama dram marks two llamas on the loose and leading police oner. a high speed chase. that's next. no [announcer] if your dog can dream it purina pro plan can help him achieve it. ♪ driving rock/metal♪ music stops ♪music resumes♪ music stops ♪music resumes♪ [announcer] purina pro plan's bioavailable formulas deliver optimal nutrient absorption. [whistle] purina pro plan. nutrition that performs. >>> get ready to speed read the news. first, llamas on a loose. black one and white one running through arizona town on a bizarre and entertaining hide speed race. using lassos. determined and quick lamb mass kept dodging everyone. finally one llama taken into custody. that doesn't stop his friend. in the end he finally managed to lasso the second llama. it took a lot of people a lot of time to catch just tw

this blizzard shut down one of the nation's largest jails cooke county jail more than a third of its elmee why hes couldn't employees couldn't get to work today. fifth largest snow storm in chicago history. show you main roadways though. city officials have been very hard at work to make sure these have been cleared overnight and throughout today. you see, there is not a lot of cars out here still though. the reason is because these side roads over here you can take a look it is still just a mess. folks have been outside shoveling to get these cars out all day and it was only in the past half hour that we finally saw a snowplow going down this street for the first time in 36 hours. folks out here say these plows are not getting out here quick enough. city officials though say there is just so much snow on some of the main roadways they are getting into to it as quick as they can. greta, just just as janice said folks aren't getting too excited because another storm is on its way greta? >> garrett, thank you. and it isn't just chicago. boston is still getting hammered with snow. for them

have iranian surrogate at the back door of the oil producing monarchies threatening the saudis and elmes and others and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula in the territory what used to be yemen. yes, ma'am money grows the long and growing list of states that cease to exist in the middle east and north africa. >> i don't have a camera in yemen tonight. i imagine they are driving around in our state department vehicles honking horns ridiculing us. we have some video here. they have now taken our cars. the u.k. embassy has now evacuated. the french embassy is evacuating. we are out of there. >> i think everybody seems to have made a mistake. this looks like what they call an evacuation under nonpermissive circumstances. meaning they had to get out ahead of the bad guys. and i think that reflects a lack of appreciation of how bad the situation had gotten. so, this is a reflection as visible a reflection as you can have of the collapse of american influence where we can't even protect our own embassy. >> you think that next door saudi arainia sunnies, they are going to have their attention w

. >> if you are there, when i was there, it's important to elm in a size, isis was not. >> how did you them to talk on the phone with you or talk to your co-writer? >> on scrip. >> in your opinion nazis. they don't care do anything to anybody, right? >> political project which doesn't get talked about. political project which is one i will describe as sunni restoration. 2003, they feel, again this is where the saddamist element comes into play. they lost power -- they want to build a caliphate around the sunnies which means appose state and kill them. are you surprised that the world is standing by and watching this? everybody knows what's going on? it's almost every day. now we have little kids. girls as young as 8 being raped and sold and passed around to these guys. who feel it's fine to do it. boys being trained as killers when they are 7, 8, 9 years old. world does really nothing. there is no summit to unite against them. there is nothing. are you surprised? >> no. and let's recall a few names we probably hopefully have not forgotten, trevor, rowan darks sierra leone, democratic r

i think we need to think on more a national level and not just what's good for elm street or what's good for my river, but look at the whole national system and make sure they're aware that what we do at the national level at the local level interconnect and we really need to make sense of that when it comes to funding. >> mr. bessac, do you have anything you want to add to that? >> i guess more of a comment, senator. you hear lots of numbers talked about, $2 billion for infrastructure, and i go back to the numbers senator fischer mentioned in a port -- if the ports were closed today it would be $2.5 billion per day to the u.s. economy. and i would submit we're very close, although they're not officially closed, i think we're very close to that at this moment. and i guess my comment is simply, it seems like a very wise investment and an expense that the u.s. taxpayers and consumers are paying today daily because we don't have the free flow of goods. >> well, i think, you know, we learned the lesson in washington because we're at the tip of the spear, and that congestion caused so many pr

otherwise crash up in lansdale 40-foot road and welsh road, a crash in conshohocken at elm and feyyet and a fire location here along university avenue between 32nd and 33rd. we are looking at 422 eastbound where we see jams in the morning plus an ad to that we have a crash here taking out the right lane right before the the trooper road off ramp. coming from south jersey no problems or delays just yet working your way up that 42 freeway. in mass transit no reported delays. mike and alex, back to you. >>> police are investigating a shooting death in king zest ago this happened around midnight in the 14 hundred block of south paxson street. police say a man, a male victim had been shot several times at that location. investigators believe the victim may have been the target of the robbery because they found a empty wallet near his body. >>> police say two masked men robbed a bar in queen village overnight. the suspect entered around 2:30, held up bartender before grabbing the cash out of the register. the one of the men was carrying a a shotgun during the robbery, no injuries reported.

but there's got to be a way to do it to where you don't have this elm all in a cluster -- them all in a cluster to where they can scheme and talk and plan and plot and then go right back into the fight. so have you all looked at could we house them here? could we imprison them here and do it and feel secured and safe? because a lot of west west virginians and americans think, out of sight, out of mind. keep them on the isle, in prison, that's fine. but what i saw there, it's not an atmosphere that our guards should be in or our military. people with their talents shouldn't be used along those lines. if someone can comment on that could we do it here? i'm sorry. i was at other committee meetings. can it be done safely? and what do you do with detainees? >> right now we're paying somebody else to take care of them and a lot of them are going back into the fight. i think that's a problem. if one goes back into the fight that's one too many, if we could have kept them off the battlefield, engaging any of our -- endangering any of our soldiers. >> prisoners of war, give them the rights of

at freight more nationally and think in terms of the interconnectivity and not just what is good for elm street or my river. but look at the whole system and make sure they are aware that what we do interconnects and we really need to make sense of that when it comes to funding. >> mr. bessac? >> i think more of a comment. you hear lots of numbers talked about. $2 billion for infrastructure. and i go back to the number senator fisher mentioned. you know, if the ports were closed today it would be 2 and a half million per day to the u.s. economy. and i would submit we're very close. although they are not officially closed i think we are very close to that at this moment. it seems like a very wise investment and expense that u.s. taxpayers and consumers are paying today daily because we don't have the free flow of goods. >> you know i think we learned the lesson in washington because we're at the tip of the spear. and so that congestion cause sod many problems that we learned if we were going to be competitive and not lose that business that we had to make the improvements. but now we need

your self oh there i am in "nightmare on elm street 3." but to see it all strung together.wood, it was wonderful, patricia to see that and for that to be embraced. >> i wanted to do that. you know i wanted to show that. i think it's natural. it's beautiful. i think other women want to see that. i think people are really longing for that reality. >> but we were saying and i was watching with friends and, you know there's a lot of dialogue and a lot of driving. oh there's going to be a car crash. and then you realize you're the ordinary is extraordinary. >> that's exactly it. that's exactly it. that's what richard wanted to do with this movie and it was really a big gamble that he took because everything in film tells you audiences don't want to see that. and this year so many small films sold at sundance because of this movie. >> you talk about richard, we're talking about the director. richard linklater and his daughter is your daughter in the film. >> she's great in the movie. she's made a couple of films since this. >> yeah. do you kind of feel like they actually were you

>> "nightmare on elm street iii." >> what is going to happen to birdman? will be released on dvd on tuesday, i believe. it's not going to have much of a box office bump. as julia said you know, it's one of the lowest grossing best picture nominees in history. i side from the "hurt locker" it may be the lowest grossing. >> we had problems with our video or something. >> we can't show it or continue the conversation? >> i don't know. i want to know -- because it's a narrow film and i think it's very good film and i understand why it won but nonetheless, it's not a -- it's a niche film. does it work? does it break out as a result? >> no. i think it's pretty much done that it can do at the box office. it will do better on dvd. it will get some on demand revenue it wouldn't before because of the win. >> get some rest. >>> coming up when we return. the head of the business round table joining our table. his take on the trade fight in washington and more when "squawk box" returns. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can hel

if it's an unlawful mandate, you don't have to recognize it you can elm recuse from the case you canust like anything else. >> but once the supreme court decides what the law of the land is a judge must follow it or they must resign. that was alabama chief justice roy moore appearing on "new day" yesterday. admitting no matter what the supreme court rules, he will defy it. what does that mean for the state? we had a second ruling saying that everybody in the state of alabama who has anything to do with marriage must start issuing licenses to same-sex couples immediately. what will alabama do? let's bring in two people who will be part of the decision. alabama representative barry moore, no relation to the chief judge. and patricia todd representative todd is the first openly gay lawmaker in alabama history. representative moore, thank you for joining us. i'll start with you. given what the district court ruled yesterday, taking out any ambiguity, to the extent there was any, do you believe that your state should follow what the federal courts are telling you to do? >> well chris, i t

making elm passioned plea. >> why was this violent illegal alien allowed to walk the streets in americao pick up this violent invader? we were promised that the federal government would keep us safe from violent illegal aliens. do black lives really matter or does it matter only if you are shot by a white person or a white policeman? >> joining me now is gentleman meal shaw senior. thank you for joining us on the show this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you for inviting me. >> you have you asked some really important questions during your testimony did you get an answer to that. >> they never answered. they thought he could be rehabilitated. of course in california sanctuary city they make a practice out of not notifying ice. they don't want secure communities. they want to get all a the legal aliens as much protection as they do americans. >> what happened to your son >> >> oh, he was shot dead like i said, by pedro he is pin nosy is a. espinosa. he was walking down the street where he was supposed to be. the illegal alien was looking for someone black to kill. we found out throug