original first edition that i'm looking over here and just a wonderful selection we also have original engravings and prints from the 19th century down here. we even have original artist from illustrators that live in the area will worth the visit. i thought it might be interesting from a book tvc and point to just look at books that were published in harrisburg. not something your viewers think a lot about. you think of german printers that came to set up shop. many of them came to the capital of pennsylvania. not far from this very bookstore there is a gigantic press building. and all throughout the city of harrisburg. i chose a selection that i thought have the history of harrisburg. i have what i believe is the first book that was published in harrisburg pennsylvania a little bit about the history so you know it was founded by a man named john harris who set up a very trading post's son is the one who is responsible for laying out the city streets before harrisburg was called harrisburg it was actually called lewisburg. after the war in honor of the french the capital for the location had eve

taking millions from her employer for years that she work there national international a monument and engraving firm. mills stole $9.5 million. federal agents all the stuff including homes and even a yacht. >> my client will cooperate with authorities. >> reporter: charges include tax evacation and money laundering. >>> fire claimed the lives of two children in west virginia. the father was able to escape, but he suffere tried to get back into the house to save the 3 and 5-year-old trapped inside. there isd on what caused the fire. >>> two stranded window washers needed to be rescued from a highrise in texas. the scaffolding failed and left the two workers dangling 14 floofs above the ground. both were taken to an area hospital for evaluation. >>> parents who bought their children hatchables are lining up to file >>> lal high schoolers spent the day playing with barbie all in the name of science, we'll explain when "action news" continues. >> good morning, everybody, we're looking live on sky6 live hd near city hall you want top expect a lot of congestion today, it is the republican congression

he produced these large additions of engravings in series, almost like a graphic novel. often in very witty and inviting look at what's going on around him and society around him. for instance, this is marriage allah mode and this is taking a look at the habits of the very wealthy. it's the story of a couple who are married off by their parents for gain. so here you have on the left lord squander, who is showing his family tree and is marrying off his son who is over here on the right in very fashionable dress, but already we see he has a black spot on his neck which means he has syphilis. he's back from his tour of the continent. and the son's name is lord squanderfield. then this is a rich merchant who is interested in marrying off his daughter to gain entry into the aristocracy. in the background, you see a new mansion that lord squander is building and so he needs to gain resources to sell off his son for that reason. and here he has a crutch and his foot is bound because he has gout from his extreme living, eating and drinking. here you have the daughter looking ver

we also have original engravings and prints from the 19th century. it's a rare book and print room and we even have original artists from illustrators that live in the area and work in the area and is wonderful, well worth the visit. i could pick all sorts of things from the shelves around us but i thought it might be interesting from a book tv stand point to look at books that were published in harrisburg. probably not something your viewers think a lot about. you think of pennsylvania you probably think of german printers or immigrant printers that came to the united states to set up shop. many of them came to the capital of pennsylvania and started printing presses here and not far from this very book room, gigantic or repressed buildings and they are all around the city of harrisburg. i chose this selection of books that i thought represented chronologically the history of publishing in harrisburg and would be interesting so i have in my hands what i believe is the first book published in harrisburgpennsylvania. a little bit about the history of

she worked for national international a monument and engraving firm. she stole $9.5 million between 1999 and 2015. federal agents seized homes and cars and yacht bought with the money. mills is expected to plead guilty next month. >>> a wisconsin teen created a way of shocialing -- shoveling snow a little fun. he used his hover board and a shovel. since the video hit the internet in december it has been seen 320,000 times. >>> gory are wolf gives an update on his cancer battle coming up. >>> mayor kenny responds to the president's executive order on sanctuary cities. >> reporter: mostly cloudy skies, and some of us are seeing showers on radar. temperatures 43, 44 between 6 and 8:00 a.m. a look at the 12-hour forecast and a look at the radar coming unnext. >> city avenue district continues to expand its reach through philadelphia and montgomery county. the second animal -- annual city cast with bernie prazenica. they talked about the renovation of the city towers. pany o'donnell moderated a overseeing the rehab project. there he is, i slowed down at the

they believe it belonged to 14-year-old caroline cohen, her name and birth date was engraved on the back of it and the other other known belonged to ann frank. her diary from her time in hiding from the nazis was established in 1947 and has been read by more than millions of people. >>> still ahead on "action news" at noon, another local university is cutting the cost of tuition, and also find out how wal-mart is planning to add 40 those new jobs and that story and more when "action news" comes right back. hey, ready for the big meeting? yeah. >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrhea and abdominal pain at the same time. so you stay ahead of your

made engraved crystal bowls presented to donald trump and mike pence after swearing in ceremony. eighth consecutive time they've created the official inaugural gift. >>> a lot of businesses are cashing in on the inauguration. >> check this out. toy pets are digging into with their teeth. vermont company created vladimir putin chew toy. won't hack your e-mail. company already has donald trump and hillary clinton chew toy. made the imagine of the president elect also a big seller. >>> on inauguration day, the national constitution center will host a hail to the chief quiz all day on friday. visitors test knowledge about past president and elections. for more information go to nbc 10. our nbc 10 mobile app. >> the battle against breast cans surrogating a new weapon today. co-mkomen announced putting sta four on equal footing in the breast cancer movement. better serve and support people living with the disease. breast cancer is considered metastatic when i spread to other organs in the body. only 15% of patients expected to live more than five years. 30% of women who survive early s

there will be one of a kind engraved crystal bowls to the president and vice president at the inaugural luncheon. >> i like to see the expresses on the faces when they receive these. it'sspecial moment. >> it follows the swearing in ceremonies at the u.s. capitol where donald trump officially takes office at the 45th president of the united states. >> a best concert was heldfor tower of power musicians -- benefit con territory was held for tower of power -- concert was held for tower of power musicians who were hit by a train last thursday night on their way to perform at yoshi's. roger smith smoke to us about the tragedy last night. >> david and mark are really close to us, they're like my brothers, so this is the place i need to be right now. >> according to the band's publicist, garibaldi is in fair condition, but will remain in the the hospital for the next few days. his band mate remains in critical condition, but is said to be responsive. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. some people living near a church in santa rosa are complaining bout a plan to set up a home's camp on church

made engraved crystal bowls presented to donald trump and mike pence after the swearing in ceremony. in is the eighth consecutive time they have created official inaugural gift. >>> now to stop jersey bureau. each receive a freedom metal for demonstrating the ideal of doctor martin luther king junior. >>> pennsylvania start accepting applications for growing, processing and selling medical marijuana next month. applications can be submitted starting february 20. state medical marijuana program is expected to be up and running by next year. >> today delaware will hold a free flu shot clinic. anyone over the age of 6 months can get vaccinated between 11 and three this afternoon. public health officials say flu activity can increase in january so important to protect yourself. also beginning today, people in philadelphia will have another place to go to get immediate health treatment. vybe urgent care. former philadelphia eagle mike quick will help officially open the facility later this morning. >>> five day dog show begins at the jersey shore. dogs of all shapes and sizes will compete

. >> me and my children went and we got dog tags made of my daughter jayanna and we did a engraving. >> reporter: picture of a girl adorns the trent and on the back, an inscription that reads you will always be my hero. >> this family will always be close to my heart forever. whatever i can do to, you know , help them, i'm there. i'm always here, just a even if call away. >> reporter: police officers you don't think that they come , when a call, but they are not always going to be around. that is a lie. they have always been around. >> heartfelt bond there between 19th district officers and jayanna's family. her 12 year-old brother was with her the at the time of the hit/run accident. he was also injured. captain at 19th district made sure that he and his father made it to the sixers game for the very first time. live from the sat center tonight, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, natasha. >>> now to the story we first brought you back in october, towns across new jersey painting blue lines in the mid of their road to show support for law enforcement. now federal offi

cynthia mills worked for a monument engraving firm. she stole 9-point a -- $9.5 million.arges including tax and money laundrying. >>> we have light spotty sprinkles and showers around this morning. this afternoon we'll dry out, it will be mild with the winds picking up. i'll have the 12-hour forecast and get you set for the rest of the day coming up. >> a high-speed chase came to a spanishing end in los angeles. the -- smashing end in los angeles, it rammed a truck. police began pursuing the driver after a traffic crash last night. >>> time for a preview of "good morning america." >> robin roberts is standings by in the "g.m.a." students in nyc what is is on the docket robin. >> reporter: i love how you introduce me, matt, president trump president trump is on the docket. making headlines overnight everything on his stance on torture to voter fraud. we'll have unprecedented access insi west wing as we go on to a tour of his new home. >>> mary tylor moore passing away at the age of 80. we'll look back at her greatest and funniest moments how she paved the way for working w

architecture come it engineering come but the direction of the windows the gardens he chose every quotation engraved on the outside of the library he of the relief marble statues on the front of the east capitol front. he chose the subjects subjects, characters he saw a model of one and made changes to it the foolish and be smaller and was then on every detail of the building of this library.tanley. he was also almost compulsively secretive about his collection berger you could imagine he is collecting since the latehat pep 1800's people would have gotten wind of what he was doing. most collectors had a copy a large number was four but folger did not want anybody to know what he was doing. so he swore the dealers to secrecy and not all respected that. one of them talked right away to the "new york times"newt that he had paid a world record price for a book. folger was not happy and school the hem but folger was trying to keep secret what he was doing in a vain effort to keep his identity secret to keep prices down. imagine if you are bill gates going to collect jane austen henry time that comes up e

both engraverred with the birthday and the home cities. they believe that the girls may have known each other or perhaps shared a family connection. larry: wow! some people living in part of oldtown are taking issue with the new neighbor. they say he is a power player in the white supremacist movement. q mccray went to lec lex to learn more about the push to make him move out. q: the flyer making rounds in alexandria. some peak are upset about the old town newest neighbor. richard >> this is disappointing. it's scary that it's happening so close to your neighborhood. q: he was the speaker that prompted nazi salute after trump's election win in november. the white nationalist made headlines then and making more now with the move to q street in heart of old town. having the leader of the alt-right movement set up a hub across the street isn't going over well. >> this is sad. i lived here since i was 8. q: she isn't the only one worried. the flyer tells people to bring concerns to the city manager's office. we did that and got the answer. whi

lennox has created two engraved crystal bowls.he president's gift features a picture of the white house over looking the jefferson memorial. the vice president's gift shows an image of the capitol over looking the lincoln memorial. >>> we have you covered all day long and we'll be right on your phone this friday. as we like to say on the phone, anything is possible and can happen. make sure you download the nbc washington app we will be talking about all things d.c. and inauguration. that's all day long from a cafe on capitol hill where they have great food. >> it's the bayou bakery 9th and penn southeast. >> what time are you starting? >> 6:45 in the morning. that's when i get there. >>> a day after donald trump is sworn in, hundreds of thousands of people will converge on the national mall for the women's march on washington. >> coming up, we're going to hear from a lifelong activist, a woman who has been marching for dek decades. >>> today's national kid inventor's day. coming up, we're got the story of one local childho came u

the one of a kind engraved crystal bowls will be presented at the inaugural luncheon. >> i like to see the expressions of the faces on the president and vice president when they receive these gifts opinion it's a very special moment. >> this follows a swearing in ceremony at the u.s. capitol, where donald trump will officially become the 45th president of the united states. >> it's 5:51. and a controversial plan at a north bay church to help the homeless. why critics say it could do more harm than good. >>> welcome back. some people in santa rosa live manage near a church, are complaining about a plan to set up a home howless encampment right on the -- homeless encampment right on the church grounds. the first united methodist church serves food to the needy year-round. now they want to create a transitional community hasn't a vacant lot on one of its campuses. organizers say it would start with as many as 10 tents. >> well, this is the spot that we've got. we have 2,000 unsheltered homeless people accord to the latest census. >> does it take one child having an issue? >> neighbors wor

tim-of your san francisco police department engrave the commanding officer of the tackle company. very privileged to share this information with you about the actions taken by one of my officers officer arnoldo almond. if you like commission all just go over the facts of the case of the present of them that day please can do. spews out take this out every second 2016 interviewer called the time the city is in the midst of celebrating super bowl l activities in the buildup to the game in santa clara that we can get officer all lamonte was part of the citywide unity which of the bomb squad sponsor. was out working with his dog, ringo would been certified as a bomb detection canine. that's kind of a significant distinction as you will hear later in this telling of what happened. as officer almond was in control apartment of emergency management dispatches broadcast that a chp officer had been severely wooded by a knife wielding suspect that the highway 80 on-ramp at essex street. the upside suffered a life-threatening injury. the officer's throat was cut by the suspect. while he was

the lennox corporation made these engraved crystal bowls that will be presented to donald trump and mikeence on friday. lenox has its headquarters in brist bristol. this is the second time it has created the official inaugural gift. the menu for the luncheon was released today. first course, maine lobster and gulf shrimp, then there's steak and wrapped up with souffle and cherry vanilla ice cream. >> count on nbc 10 to bring you complete coverage leading up to friday's inauguration. jacqueline and i will be joining lauren along with tracy davison, vai sikahema. and we kick off our coverage tomorrow at 4:00. then join us thursday night for a one-hour special, the inauguration of donald trump live coverage from washington begins at 7:00 p.m. >>> a south jersey man accused of killing his estranged wife in front of their 12-year-old son will be forced to stay in jail until his murder trial. nbc 10's south jersey reporter cydney long was the only reporter in court for today's hearing. she joins us live from bridgeton. >> reporter: jeremiah monell did not speak on his own behalf here this morn

the lenox corporation made these engraved crystal bowls that will be presented to donald trump and mike pence on friday. the company's headquarters is in bristol. this is t >>> we're all attached to our smartphones these days. doctors say that can really hurt your workout. we'll explain next at 5:00. plus looking for a breakthrough. how local doctors are taking steps in the latest fight against cancer and alzheimer's. >>> bors rates in the u.s. are at the lowest levels in more than four decades. according to a new report, 926,200 abortions were counted in 2014. that's the lowest rate since 1974. that's the year after the supreme court's roe v. wade decision. >>> philadelphia is at the center of two major health battles. the first is breast cancer. k komen said it is seeking to put stage four cancer on the same level in the movement. to better serve and support people living with the disease. metastatic breast cancer means it has pred to other organs in the body. only 15% of patients are expected to live more than five years. and 30% of women who survive early stage breast cancer will en

this would be the worst photo to put on the cover. [ laughter ] if all goes well that image will be engravedcoin one day. in our nation's capital, our new congress is back to work. and it is a mess already. house republicans, last night the first thing they did when they came to work was disband something called the office of congressional ethics, the group that investigates any congressional wrongdoing. that was the first thing they did. it's the political equivalent of shooting out the surveillance cameras before you rob the bank. [ laughter ] then they got a lot of criticism from their constituents, from democrats, from speaker paul ryan, and from donald trump, who tweeted, with all that congress has to come on do they really have to make the weakening of the independent ethics watchdog as unfair as it may be their number one act and priority? focus on blah, blah, blah #draintheswamp. the republicans got together, oh crap, now everyone's against us. they had an emergency meeting and they reversed. the first thing they actually did, they immediately undid. which is absolutely perfect. mean

that is what the engraving say as the snow tell us it. pets and peace, people miss their pets.f them. the it is tough when you lose a dog that you have been with but that is where you are, as we head to the shore within 15 . i think we will give you another look at very tip of new jersey or out of town weather people call it extreme new jersey. rest of us who are locals call it the shore. we will give you a look the at beach. maybe we will stop at north wildwood and show how they are doing with that beach erosion problem they had a week ago today. we are down. we are down, we have driven the length of new jersey and thinks worse we have seen it and this isn't owe bad but snow has not stopped falling but everybody is coping witt the pretty good a lot of salt trucks out. no slipping and sliding. no accidents. we have not seen anything bad just yet, guys. >> that is good newsy think at this point it is always pretty right now, in the beginning. >> it is always pretty when sitting at anchor desk in a warm studio. >> i remember days when i had to be out there in miss surey back this

and we often are in this situation, and president obama is clearly intent on using every hour to engravech of his agenda as he can and we will see donald trump move aggressively of what is not firmly nailed down in a sense. >> and president obama ended a long-standing policy allowing cubans to become permanent residents, and slashed federally issued mortgage insurance premiums and got the type of bumble bee listed on the endangered list. we know trump, too, can overturn some of these. do you expect that to happen across the spectrum? will some be left in place? >> absolutely. i think people have to look at this as a tier or ladder of actions president obama has taken, and it's easy for the next administration to overturn them, and the easiest are the executive orders, and it can be undone by the stroke of a pen, and the big one is whether donald trump will undo the deferred action that allowed the so-called dreamers to remain in the u.s., and proposed regulations by the agencies can be withdrawn by the next administration, and we have seen that repeatedly at the transfer of power. it get

they even have his signature engraved on the side and come in a neat shoe box with the presidential sealn the box. >> that is pretty cool. >> do you think he will wear them or is that something you put up on a shelf. >> shelf. >> too nice to wear. >> do you realize this, that the cost of a trip to south jersey beach is going up? >> what? >> which two popular new jersey shore towns are raising the beach tag price. sue? >>> welcome back after a long holiday weekend. welcome back to rain, how will you get rain or will you get freezing rain? we will tell you who is under a freezing rain advisory coming up. sure, you could sit around all night iting for a pizza to be livered. t wouldn't making it yourselfall a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was on

it has cone's date of birth engraved on it which is same date, march 7th, 1929. >> a massive exterminationamp where hundreds of thousands were murdered in. we have possibility of linking one object to one person who was possibly one of her most private, intimate belongings, dropped by her or by a relative or an acquaintance on the way to the the gas chamber i think this does have relevance and significance. >> more than 250,000 jews lost their lives in that camp. >>> 5:50. if you are just waking up it seems mariah car's bounced back there her new years eve debacle, to you remember to this. >> all right. we will just say it went to number one and that is what it is. >> we're missing some of the lyrics. >> that was brutal but she just got paid a whole lot of money over seven figures to perform at the wedding of a russian billion air's granddaughter. they had a big event on saturday. she dedicated her smash hit we belong together to the happy couple. >> she has the last laugh. >>> 2016 world series champions chicago cubs, well, they are headed to the white house. >> this is in celebration of

honor of his inauguration onugur friday, the president-elect will also receive a one of a kind k engravedncheon. vice president-elect mike pence the bowls are created by the china company lenox and theyy have been engraving inauguralug gifts for more than 25 years.rs >>> as we continue to countdownt to friday's presidentialresidenl inauguration let's take agu historic walk draownti memory l. back to 1961 former president pe dwight eisenhower left officeftf the united states tilting deeper into a cold war with russia andi on the bring of the vietnam warr one of eisenhower's final actsit as president his farewell speecc which some argue kohl's serve ae a blueprint for today's leaders. focus of a new book called three days in january written by fox'b bret baier. brett joins us now live with lih more this morning.mo good morning, brett.good morning >> good morning, steve.rning, s. >> you had a chance to hold that draft in your little hands and s get a chance to feel that history from some decades ago. o >> yeah. it was great. ibrary in kansas kan when i started this project almost 3.5 years a

his likeness on one side and the statue of liberty on the other and the words and trumps we trust engraved the company's last famous coin marked the inclusion the owner said of crimea into russia. the russian official line and many russians have bought this have been until late that the u.s. is self-righteous, moralizing and trying to force its will on the rest of the world. trump is said he wants to have a working relationship and even a partnership with russian president vladimir putin whose government has been isolated and sanctioned since the annexation of crimea but russian officials have been enthusiastic about the signal but today the kremlin spoke and dialed that all down a little bit. >> he is not our man. he is america's man. he is president of the united states and this is probably the largest mistake of the western analysts and some of our political analyst to think that he is our man. >> now the kremlin spokesman bret did say that when the two meet and get down to the details of some of the intractable issues it's certainly not going to be very easy. last weekend there had bee

the portrait page which contains that engraving of shakespeare that we all know so well it's partly onthe cover. that by the way is one of two known likenesses of shakespeare not done from life.it there is no portrait done from life that he's discovered yet. but people knew shakespeare were still alive. so when they collect these plays and a gauge to do the raving, they could have said that's not what he looked like. shorter mustache, brighter eyes, whatever it was committed these are people who knew shakespeare & co. said this is what it looks like. the other is the effigy of shakes their ipad and a turning church which also was non-commissioned by his son-in-law and therefore someone who would have known what he w looked like. so the typical collector would have wanted a high spot including a portrait page, for example. there are many copies of that in the fulcher collection. that is one of the more valuable pages of the book. so the high spot. someone like henry huntington, jpmorgan would have collected a really beautiful complete copypl and then they would've gone on to something e

john quincy adams asked an engraver here in washington, d.c. to produce an exact replica. there had been people that produced certain replicas of the declaration, whether it was exact, who had the official replica version, so he says to stone go produce something that's exact and he does. it takes him about three years to painstakingly do it. but the document you see now, the one that as i say you may have hanging in your home or a school classroom, is incredibly exact. right down to the signatures which is pretty amazing. >> do you have any idea how much a dunlap be valued today? >> i don't. i know that there's been assessments done by the library of congress that range in the hundreds of the thousands. but i don't really have an exact number on what that would be. >> do you know where the 17 are? >> the library of congress has one. i believe the mass historical society has one. they're located around in different societies, yeah. >> who was stephen pleasanton. >> a real hero in american history, i think. he was a state department clerk in 1814, when the british invade an

>> reporter:the golden, engraved shovels were just the start of it. the warriors organization prides itself on doing events the right way and sparing no expense. today was no different. as team ownership celebrated the start of their latest crown jewel. a sports and entertainment complex that's projected to change the way arenas are constructed. shot of construction crews dancing and cranes what an entrance for the chase center.understated and not over- the-top at all. before the construction crews conducted a symphony of cranes and bulldozers. glide memorial choir tipped off the event with their rendition of 'oh, happy day'. an appropriate tune considering warriors ownership spent years wondering if shovels would ever go into the ground. joe lacob "i can't wait! i mean, now i gotta wait while these guys do their job. 28 months or whatever it is. it's a big day. it's going to be a bigger day when we open that venue." rick welts- team president "i woke up this morning, rolled over and looked at my calendr to make sure this wasn't a dream. i think more

>> the president made passing mention of the memorial wall where they have stars engraved in a white marble wall that shows where all of the american intelligence agents have died but he never went into specifics. he spent far more time talking about the size of the inaugural crowd and how many "time" magazine covers he had and how smart he was and how the genius of his uncle who taught at m.i.t. and the intelligence community was frankly astonished and angry that there was no reverence to the work that american intelligence has provided in preventing plots carried out by al qaeda or isis. that the personal sacrifices so many of the people there have made and so there was a sense that this was really a blown opportunity to repair a relationship that had disintegrated terribly during the campaign when the president had charged the intelligence community with leaking information about russian met e meddling in the u.s. election and suggesting behavior, improper behavior by the president. >> robin, this is very personal for you because you were in beirut in 1983 when the u.s. embassy wa

the officers each received a gift bag with an engraved necklace and a certificate of appreciation. >> ahead in our next half hour today, sandals, makes that vandals break windows at a local temple noun the members of the community are pitching in to make the repairs. we are live with the story. >> and before you watch an all new bachelor tonight find out why nick said he decided to come back to find love for a third time. that and much more coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> ♪ >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with one dad's unique and sweet idea to keep his young daughter from struggling with hearing loss. >>> plus -- >> it's crawling with outsiders and foreigners and if we kick them all out, you'll have nothing to watch but football and mixed martial arts. >> well, she didn't say his name but meryl streep took direct aim at donald trump at the golden globes last night and yes, the president-elect fired back. >> and a massive storm system out west floods roads and forces evacuati

he reproduced in bulk complete with a black and white graving -- engraving of this oil picture. them are floating around. james had become somewhat of a folk hero. later, he wrote a novel of the american revolution called "edge hill." -- he featured him as a main character in the novel. james is a spy for lafayette. he included the scene where james was reunited. we will never know how accurate any of this is, but here are some of my favorite descriptions. , swift footed and patient of fatigue. shrewd and observant. ladies and gentlemen, my personal favorite, mighty sassy. interestf the public's during his later years, james died rather of securely and quietly. paymentcted his final in 1930. -- and said that james died in the city of baltimore. we don't know how james died. someone was granted the $16 balance of his pension, but we don't know who. the property had been transferred and continued to be a treated to his estate through the 19th century and with that the document record and his contribution in his special -- happily his legacy continues sacred as a mentioned previous

. >> engraved. >> look at that time and effort. >> that is phenomenal. thank you so much for that person who create that had. >> what is that. >> they are the scratchers. >> yes. >> it is good. >> it is like a little sponge and put your moisturizer on there. >> that is a good eye tea. >> thank you, philip for my new shank. it really works too. >> yes. >> all relaxed. >> god, right there, right there. >> oh, yeah. >> thank you. >> i will say it was nice of mother nature knowing that alex was going to learn how to ski to provide some natural snow because we did get some in the poconos overnight, not much but it is there. now bulk of the snow has moved up to new york, new england, and connecticut getting quite a bit of snow as well as rhode island and parts of the massachusetts now and we are getting last drips and drabs in ocean county. it looks like last place in our viewing area where it is still snowing. slippery start today with bus stop buddy all bundled up for a cold one. temperatures are mostly in the the 20's this morning, and just about everybody

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tim-of your san francisco police department engrave the commanding officer of the tackle company. very privileged to share this information with you about the actions taken by one of my officers officer arnoldo almond. if you like commission all just go over the facts of the case of the present of them that day please can do. spews out take this out every second 2016 interviewer called the time the city is in the midst of celebrating super bowl l activities in the buildup to the game in santa clara that we can get officer all lamonte was part of the citywide unity which of the bomb squad sponsor. was out working with his dog, ringo would been certified as a bomb detection canine. that's kind of a significant distinction as you will hear later in this telling of what happened. as officer almond was in control apartment of emergency management dispatches broadcast that a chp officer had been severely wooded by a knife wielding suspect that the highway 80 on-ramp at essex street. the upside suffered a life-threatening injury. the officer's throat was cut by the suspect. while he was

tim-of your san francisco police department engrave the commanding officer of the tackle company. very privileged to share this information with you about the actions taken by one of my officers officer arnoldo almond. if you like commission all just go over the facts of the case of the present of them that day please can do. spews out take this out every second 2016 interviewer called the time the city is in the midst of celebrating super bowl l activities in the buildup to the game in santa clara that we can get officer all lamonte was part of the citywide unity which of the bomb squad sponsor. was out working with his dog, ringo would been certified as a bomb detection canine. that's kind of a significant distinction as you will hear later in this telling of what happened. as officer almond was in control apartment of emergency management dispatches broadcast that a chp officer had been severely wooded by a knife wielding suspect that the highway 80 on-ramp at essex street. the upside suffered a life-threatening injury. the officer's throat was cut by the suspect. while he was

king, and engraved on the side of the wall is where you , many of hisnches famous quote spirit what isng in those quotes? you may not notice it unless it is down there and you may not know it is said unless i bring it to your attention but it is the only thing you will notice when you go down there. there is no mention of god, or jesus, no reference to the lord. there actually is one quote he makes that is a bible quote but they do not attribute it to the bible. they have whitewashed and he raced any reference to his christianity. the man was -- the man was a reverent. all of his arguments on behalf of civil rights were rooted in biblical arguments. -- thelitionist movement united kingdom was trenched and interwoven with christianity. many --what makes so that is what made his arguments so indisputable. allowed him to win the day with civil rights in america, that they were rooted in fundamental, faith-based principles and values that our nation was formed around, unless -- and yet they were not included in the memorial. the man was a reverend. you cannot look at any of this teaches wi

tim-of your san francisco police department engrave the commanding officer of the tackle company. very privileged to share this information with you about the actions taken by one of my officers officer arnoldo almond. if you like commission all just go over the facts of the case of the present of them that day please can do. spews out take this out every second 2016 interviewer called the time the city is in the midst of celebrating super bowl l activities in the buildup to the game in santa clara that we can get officer all lamonte was part of the citywide unity which of the bomb squad sponsor. was out working with his dog, ringo would been certified as a bomb detection canine. that's kind of a significant distinction as you will hear later in this telling of what happened. as officer almond was in control apartment of emergency management dispatches broadcast that a chp officer had been severely wooded by a knife wielding suspect that the highway 80 on-ramp at essex street. the upside suffered a life-threatening injury. the officer's throat was cut by the suspect. while he was

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tim-of your san francisco police department engrave the commanding officer of the tackle company. very privileged to share this information with you about the actions taken by one of my officers officer arnoldo almond. if you like commission all just go over the facts of the case of the present of them that day please can do. spews out take this out every second 2016 interviewer called the time the city is in the midst of celebrating super bowl l activities in the buildup to the game in santa clara that we can get officer all lamonte was part of the citywide unity which of the bomb squad sponsor. was out working with his dog, ringo would been certified as a bomb detection canine. that's kind of a significant distinction as you will hear later in this telling of what happened. as officer almond was in control apartment of emergency management dispatches broadcast that a chp officer had been severely wooded by a knife wielding suspect that the highway 80 on-ramp at essex street. the upside suffered a life-threatening injury. the officer's throat was cut by the suspect. while he was

michelle obama brought a gift for laura bush, an engraved pen with a date and journal.e white house over to the next family that will make it their home. >> and we're joined by nina mcbride, michael smith helped president obama move in as his designer and you guys were on opposite sides years ago. anita take us through the final 24 hours through the bush perspective. >> so interesting to be talking today about this, this was my last interview from the white house in 2009 coffee and this tradition. you know, it's an emotional time of course, the last 24 hours, you're getting the last of your things packed up and having this emotional departure and goodbye with the resident staff that took care of your for eight years but you're resigned to the fact that life goes on and as laura bush said, it's not like we didn't know we were leaving. the whole staff gathers there. as you're talking about traditions, the chief usher has the flags in a box, framed in a box, the flag that flew over the white house the first day in office and the flag that flew over the white house on your