trip at fortur fisher. it was the first line of defense against the union troops. >> right now we are on the top of the sixth traverse of fort fisher. from this point you can get a good understanding of the strategic importance of this fortification. you look over there and there is the river. you have a commanding view of everything. you have a commanding view for miles. on the other side, we have the ocean and over here we have complete mastery of everything around until the earth came into play. we can see ships moving back and forth. we can see how many blockade ships from the u.s. navy were out front. we can even see blockade runners that are too close to fort fisher so we can actually protect. from here, men can stand on top. and where these trees are now, they have been clear-cut for half a mile. you can see the united states army soldiers massing to get ready for your attack that would actually come in here. from this vantage point, you have to understand how attractive psychologically this fort act

they came down here and started building fort fisher. they built supplies for confederate forces, whether they be civilian or military. this was the primary fort for most blockade runners for confederate goods. when they got into wilmington they could offer to trains and they could get into richmond. as the ships approached the , they werearea posted all across the river. johnston, fort anderson, which is three miles upriver. you had a number of batteries that were all over the area. that was all meant to try to keep the union fleet from sailing up the cape fear river like they had done at new orleans where they ran into the mouth of everything. when fort fisher was first , therected or started was not a lot of organization to this. they had not thought about the basis of the fortification. it started as a series of five gun placements. they were not interconnected. they were not interlocking. they were all in strategic areas in this new inlet. july 4, 1862, a new commander came to the fort. what he decided to do was take the series of b

fisher. mr. fisher: three points, your honors. two about the statute, and one about the practicalities. first, as to the statute, the word "procedural" has been used by my friend to describe the iep provisions. but whenever pressed, even he admits that the iep provisions are enforceable in the way justice breyer described, which is the plan has to meet the requirements of 1414(d) and if the services on the ground don't meet the requirements in the plan, they're enforceable. that's at page 47a of his brief and throughout the others -- justice sotomayor: answer justice alito's question. what's the practice today? mr. fisher: pardon me? justice sotomayor: what's the practice today? do most courts use the "more than de minimis" standard? mr. fisher: yes. that is the formula in most of the circuits. that brings me to an important question on the ground, and if i'll circle back to my other statutory point. justice alito: before -- putting aside -- i don't want -- i'll take 10 seconds. putting aside the words, are the outcomes appropriat

depleted to send reinforcements to fort fisher. you might have had a company or two of troops here. there would be two attacks on fort fisher. 1864.s in two and a half weeks later, they returned with a slightly scaled-down naval task force, more soldiers, and this time they were determined to capture the fort. bombardment,s of the second of the civil war, union forces attacked late in the afternoon january 15, and overwhelmed the confederate defenders. ,utgunned, outmanned, exhausted they put up a good fight, but the fort fell that light -- night. forces turned their guns sites up river to capture wilmington. that is when fort anderson came into play. jennifer -- the general abandoned the fort at the mouth of the river and through them to , and that is with the most soldiers you know, were in for anderson during the war. there were 4300 confederate soldiers here, 4500 across the sentfear river, and troops by general lee from the petersburg lines to make sure wilmington remained in confederate hands. it had to be safeguarded. rememb

to send reinforcements to fort fisher. so you might've that a company or two of troops here. it would be to attacks on fort fisher, want at christmas of 1864 that turned out to be the largest bombardment of the civil war, but the firemen on the port which is the largest, strongest confederacy coast fortifications largely ineffective. so the army saw the defense was still strong, the gannets in the fort still pointing up the ground across which army would have to attack so they aborted. the confederates were victorious. victorious. two and a half weeks later they returned with a slightly scaled-down navy task force, more soldiers understand there were determined to capture the fort. after two and half days of bombardment, the second largest naval bombardment in civil war, union ground forces attacked laten the afternoon of january e confederate defenders. outgunned, outmanned, exhausted they put up a good fight but te fort spell that night. and then the union forces turned their gunfights river to capture wilmington. genera

there would be to attacks on fort fisher. one at christmas of vacant 64, but 2.5 weeks later, they returned with more soldiers, and this time they were determined to capture the fort. after 2.5 days of bombardment, the second largest bombardment of the civil war. andnd forces attacked overwhelmed confederate defenders. outmanned, outgunned, exhausted. the union forces turned their guns upriver to capture wilmington. that is when four anderson came into play. general braxton bragg abandoned the fort at the mouth of the river and withdrew them to four anderson. soldiershen the most were in four anderson during the war, around 2300 confederate soldiers here. a division of troops who had been sent i generally to make sure that wilmington remained in confederate hands. it had to be safeguarded. if only did fell, he cannot maintain his army. you have troops here, troops directly across the cape ripper, but general grant wanted to capture not only fort fisher, he needed to capture wilmington. why? at the time that the federals were

actions here at fort fisher in december or january. for these men that are seeing the worst fighting, many of these men who had been at petersburg and had been in the crater actually referenced this as the worst fighting they had been a part of. they felt this was worse than even being in vickers berg. these men wore their action at fort fisher as a badge of honor. this was something that people would hold in high esteem that you had fought at fort fisher and survived. there are only other -- three other battles -- gettysburg, vicksburg and mobile bay. that makes is very hallowed ground. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] we are standing up along fort anderson. we talk with an author about the history of the fort and its role during the civil war. >> rolling thunder. ira. -- fire. >> we are actually standing on the parapet of the crest of fort anderson, which was the largest conf

depleted to send reinforcements to fort fisher. you might have had a company or two of troops here, there would be to attacks on fort fisher. one christmas of 1864 that turned out to be the largest naval bombardment of the civil war but the fight on the fort which is the largest strongest battery was largely diffused and ineffective. the army that had gone ashore approach the fort, saw the defenses were still strong, the cannons and the court still pointing up the ground through which the army would have to attack so they at aborted the mission. confederates were victorious. two and a half week later they returned with a slightly force, more soldiers and they were determined to capture the fort. after two and a half days of bombardment the second largest naval bombardment in the civil war, union ground forces attacked late in the afternoon of january the 15th and overwhelmed the confederate defenders. they were outgunned, outmanned, exhausted and they put up a good fight but the fort fell that night. then the union forces turned th

there would be two attacks on fort fisher. one christmas in 1864 that turned out to be the largest naval bombardment in the civil war. but on the fourth, which is the largest, strongest confederacy classification was diffuse and ineffective. so the army that had gone ashore saw the defenses were stl strong. cannons in the port still pointing up the ground that the army was going to have to attack so they aborted the mission. the confederates were victorious. 2 and a half weeks later, they returned with a slightly scaled-down task force. more soldiers, and this time they were determined to capture the port and after 2 and a half days of bombardment, the second largest naval bombardment of the civil war, union ground forces attacked on the afternoon of january 15 and overwhelmed the confederacy. outgunned, how man, exhausted , they put up a good fight but the fork fell that night. then the union forces turned their gun sights of the river to capture wilmington. that's when fort anderson came into play. general braxton bragg was

they knew the attack was planned against fort fisher. fort anderson's garrison was largely depleted to send reinforce -- reinforcements. you might have a company or two of troops here. there would be two attacks on fort fisher. one christmas of 1864. two and a half weeks later, they returned with a scaled down task force. this time, they were determined to capture the fort. after two and a half days of department, -- bombardment, forces attacked late in the afternoon on january 15. they overwhelm the confederate defenders. outgunned, outmanned, exhausted. the fort fell that night. the union forces turned their gun sights upriver to capture wilmington. that is when fort anderson came into play. bragg abandoned the fort at the mouth of the river. he withdrew them to fort anderson. that is when the most soldiers were in fort anderson during the war. there were about 2300 soldiers here and 4500 across the river. a division of troops had been general from the petersburg line to make sure wilmington remained in confederate hands. it had to be

todd fisher is opening up about the death of his sister carrie fisher - and his mother debbie reynoldsans to honor the two beloved actresses. (vicki) new details are emerging about a memorial service for carrie fisher and debbie reynolds. the insider's louis aguirre sat down with todd fisher who describes the emotional tribute. its been three months since we lost your mother and your sister? how are you doing?tf: i have been editing there memoiral serivce for the last two weeks. i have probably shead as many tears during that as i probaly have in my life.sting on carrie and debbie together11:22:20when you look at the way we've done this memorail its not like anything you might think.were not going to be sitting here running all the clips that you have seen before. were going to run a little of that but were basically spending time on the stuff that you have never seen. 11:22:45i cut together a sequence of carries life as if she really was princess leia. it starts with her real footprints in outerspace and it goes to her real birth certificates which then changes to say leia organa. we

. >> stars and fans will gather to celebrate debbie reynolds and carrie fisher. >>> writ right now at 6:00, from warm-up to cooldown. we saw temperatures in the 70s today and even some showers, but the spring like weather is quickly coming to an end. good evening, i'm denise nakano, if you have been outside you know the dramatic drop in temperature has already started. here's a live look from cape may. hope you got out to enjoy the break from the cold this afternoon because changes are coming that will impact the rest of the weekend plans. first alert memeteorologist tracking a cooldown. >> today temperatures topped out at 77 degrees at philadelphia international, but we're cooler behind a back door cold front that slides from north to south. however, live look outside we're seeing a lot of clouds mid and upper level clouds. no rain showers right now but it looks like we are picking up on rain showers just to the west of us. and temperatures from the most part are pretty much comfortable. we're seeing 62 for philadelphia, wilmington at 68 degrees, allentown 56 for you. we have warmer

r2d2 to honor carrie fisher. reynolds and fisher were laid to rest side by side. >>> now to north philadelphia. funerals services were held for philadelphia native joni sledge a member of the iconic singing clue sister sledge. city council woman janie blackwell was among the dignitaries heaped tended the service. joni sledge at her home in phoenix on march 10th. she was 60 years old. >>> now fans of country music don't forget the 52nd annual academy of country music awards is on sunday, april 2nd at 8:00 p.m. and you can watch it live right here on cbs3. and next week, you can win a pair of tickets to a hot country concert coming to philly. tune no cbs3 this morning monday to find out how you can enter to win. >>> stay with us everyone. still ahead tonight we'll introduce to a family who traveled from the other side of the world to get the help they needed for their little boy who is fighting cancer. >>> and when he plays with all the children, he for gets about it. he just for gets, and he just loves spending ti

i'd be concerned if that basic model is overturned. >> so fisher mayened up being a fed who may wanto hike more and sooner. he made clear he will only change when he is sure the policies are going to clang as well. for the "nightly business report," i'm steve leishman in walk. >>> the auto maker is not firing on all cylinders, green light capital david einhorn is now calling on gm to split its stocks into two classes. he wants one class to receive gm's current dividends and another to be more growth oriented. in a phone interview earlier today, mr. einhorn explained his plan. >> i would compare it to an ice cream stand, that just serves chocolate and vanilla swirl ice cream. if you gave investors more choice, some people like chocolate. some like vanilla, some like swirl. if you have to implement in our policy, you would wind up with one share each. so if you like the swirl that you have today, you could keep the swirl. if you would like to have more dividends, you could sell the capital appreciation sales. if you like just the capital appreciation the lone multiple, then you could s

richard fisher, do you want to react to that?t's the same kind of point that gundlock made yesterday. the fed is back in control. you may even get what he termed an old school fed, where it's back to these sequential rate hikes until, in his word, something breaks. >> i think the fed is back in control. look at the way they built up to this decision. remember, the market was discounting at about 20% or less. fed funds hike at this march meeting. janet yellen, be i think, quite cleverly engineered all of the bank presidents. and brainerd, one of the biggest doves on the committee, other than kashkari, to signal well ahead of time, push it up to near certainty. that's why you had no real market effect. and i think she's engineering the exit rather gracefully here. and the emphasis is going where it should go, which it hasn't been on for so long, which is away from the monetary authority towards the fiscal authorities, and what i call and have called the orange swan effect, which is the opposite of a black swan, the trump election.

death but not carrie fisher. ==mi/x==(me alib >>> as we go through the day, the rain gets heavier through the commute. a wind advisory. may see downed trees and power outages. the rain will be ending tonight. we'll talk about what to expect for the weekend in three minutes. >>> there's only a little bit of slowing for the bay bridge. >>> thank you very much. 6:14 on your morning. new details this morning in the deaths of actress debbie reynolds and carrie fisher. todd fisher said his mom told him she planned to leave the planet the day his sister died back in december. the 84-year-old is suffered a stroke bun day after carrie fisher suffered a heart attack. he's at peace with his mom's death but not his sister. she was in the middle of what he thought would be her finest hours. both will be remembered tomorrow during the memorial service planned in hollywood. >> 6:14 now. new documents from wikileaks point to an apparent cia program to hack apple's iphones and mack computers. it uses techniques that people can't

fisher? >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, the idea does not permit a school district to provide a child with disability a bearly more than dim inmust educational benefit. what the act requires is for the school to provide instruction and related services to the child at a reasonably calculated to provide substantially equal educational opportunities. the school district's primary response to our argument is that the standard i just described to you does not appear anywhere in the operative text of the idea. >> it also didn't appear in the original petition at footnote 8, where substantial educational benefit was the standard discussed in the petition. a significantly different one in your opening brief. >> mr. chief justice, we don't intend it to be significantly different. what we do intend as we describe in the footnote as to give more detail as to how the standard works. >> the standard you are asking us to adopt substantially equal opportunity. that does appear some place. it app

. >>> well, still to come this morning remembering carrie fisher and debbie reynold when "eyewitness news" continues, we will show you public memorial celebrating their lives. >>> landmarks across the globe turn off their lights and turn up awareness, saturday night, justin. >>> good sunday morning, everyone waking up to dreary conditions, literally today but several more rain chances on the way for the workweek. we will time it ou >>> back now, landmarks all around the world turned off their power for earth hour. occasion marks 10 years since earth hour began, each year for one hour, electrolytes, and 7,000 cities across 172 countries are turned off, focusing public attention on climate change and save a few meg watts in the process. it is brainchild of the worldwide life fund which has been doing this since 2007. >>> meteorologists are warning of a dangerous weather in parts of the midwest and south in the coming weeks. this weekend, the tornado destroyed homes in arkansas and national weather service says it plans to look into whether a tornado destroyed a church in louisiana. ano

fisher and reynolds died three month ago, just one day apart.e fisher was 60, debbie reynolds was 84. >>> while president trump talked about keeping the country safe, some believe it might become less safe and are taking things into their own hands. a growing number of people with means to do so are creating a lavish underground bunker just in case. tammy leitner has more from texas. >> josh and brook green are seeing their new home for the first time. >> i love the secret doors. >> this $175,000 second home is a solid steel secret bunker. designed to withstand bullets, bombs, even a nuclear attack. >> walk sideways. >> the front door, buried 13 feet underground. >> everything going on politically has really motivated me to want to purchase the bunker. >> we put it right here. >> the couple voted for donald trump. they admire his tough talk. but want to prepare for any conflicts it might cause. >> i think this is great. >> we're not concerned about the trump factor. it's the other people in this world that we're concerned about. >> the man is ju

hundreds back hollywood memorial for debbie reynolds and carrie fisher. >>> what a day for the pacific northwest, gonzaga advances and oregon upsets live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> hundreds of fans, friends and family members gathered in los angeles today for a public memorial to celebrate debbie reynolds and carrie fisher. died a month apart in december. took place at storied hollywood hills cemetery where both are buried. >>> storms hit south and midwest. destroying homes and church. this church destroyed. no one was hurt. pastor says she wasn't expecting to see this after got a call last night. >> thought i could handle a little damage or whatever, a tree. but when i got here, it's a little more. >> this upcoming week is expected to be active for severe weather. texas, oklahoma and arkansas could see another round of severe storms tomorrow. >>> well accuweather today, sandwiched in between

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what to expect from her up come be role, fisher finished shooting when she passed.s. she plays princess leia turned general leia and many wondered if it would be rewritten. she appears throughout the film and they're very happy with it, no change is needed. it hits theaters december 15th. there's at least one film left in that franchise. >> i expect we'll see more. >> speaking of which, the power rangers reboot is gearing found for a franchise of its own and the film's purchases says fans can look forward to a six film art. it turns out the production team alread installments while developing the first film which is out now. he also says they've already started working on the second one and, dan, i know you're a big power rangers fan so i know this one is special for you. >> uh-huh. >> dan is one of the orange power rangers. >> yes. finally your horribly misspelled name, no longer the only reason to post a picture of your starbucks order. the coffee giant has taken regular photos, posted on instagram to formulate a cult favorite drink. so it's called the medicine ba

fisher just 60 years old.ng child now, her son todd fisher hosted the service. >> sean brace is joining us with a look what's going on in sports. >> a lot going on right now. >> spring training right around -- opening day right around the corner. >> there you go. >> of course the flyers ready to make that playoff push we hope. after much needed victory on thursday night the flyers continue their play off push on the road in columbus this afternoon. we have the highlights and the madness continues this evening with the start of the elite eight. win and you're heading to the final four. we dive right back into the bracket next in sports. >> kids did do the craziest thing but also do pretty amazing things. i'll share their stories and introduce to you some awesome grown ups making their dreams come true. are you kidding me? check it out only on fox 29 news. in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to cre

fisher, because she's the funniest human being on earth.iest person in the world, and i have to follow her. [ light laughter ] >> carrie fisher actually walked out and said, "thank you, george, for putting my head on the -- on the top of a a pez dispenser." [ laughter ] and i went crazy. i cracked up, and then i had to go and follow her. >> jimmy: yeah, you were great though, and george was -- >> that was in the days when i was gesticulating. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i think you should go back to gesticulating. i think its fun. >> well, i -- yeah. i do. but except my wife -- [ cheers ] >> jimmy: they want -- they want to see -- they want to see this, richard dreyfuss. >> it'll happen. >> jimmy: nobody wants this. >> i swear to god, it'll happen, because it'll just happen, because of what. >> jimmy: but no, we want to see -- >> you've mentioned scarlett johansson, and i'll start gesticulating. >> jimmy: do you get -- do you get tired of people asking you questions about "jaws"? [ light laughter ] >> there are more stories about "jaws" th

fisher, if he has a chance to address it. if we were to look at what the lower courts have been doing -- if we look at what they have been doing in general, would you say that they are doing -- they are applying the statute appropriately and consistent with correct interpretation? >> i would. ten circuits are applying the more than de minimis standard. it's working. sometimes it has some bite but to change, is a justice breyer was indicating, eight mill -- >> the sounds very harsh. what's the origin of the phrase "more than din million munns. >> goetz back latin -- >> i know where de minimis comes from. >> the presumption -- justice scalia invoked it in the wrigley case, an old formulation -- >> who decided to apply it here in this context? >> well, i think the court in raleigh, justice rhenquist's opinion invoked that by talking about benefit and wrigley says that's a benefit that applies to all statutes. >> who put the term, more than merely de minimis? that's the formula you're espousing. >> yes. >> and dim -- de minimis i

todd fisher organized the memorial. his mother didn't like memorials or funerals so he decided to make the tribute more like a party and gave friends and colleagues a chance to say good-bye. >>> weather changes are coming up sunday. coming up for tonight, we have partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, some clouds, we will bring in the chance of showers during the afternoon. but, especially, for the evening hours and the extended, we will warm up the numbers looking pretty good if you want 70s . the long range weather maps. as you see in the satellite, there is the weather system up to our north. right now, we have clear to partly cloudy skies. they will work their way back into the bay area headed into the sunday forecast. so, tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the low 40 toss the low 50s . then into the afternoon hours, a chance of showers in the north bay, early afternoon, 2:00, 3:00, better as we head toward your sunday eveningful let's take a live look outside. we will show you this looking out toward th

. >> then, new details from carrie fisher and debbie reynolds' memorial service.ibute. >> i have probably shed as many tears as i probably have in my life. >>> and number three, melissa mccarthy's behind the scenes story of how she scored spicer on snl. >> are you kidding me? >> you really look like that guy. >> plus --

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debbie reynolds and carrie fisher died just one day apart last december.is the most beautiful time of year for nation's capital as the famous cherry blossoms begin to blend. the city prepares for the final final -- coming to see the beautiful trees. more from washington. >> for more than 100 years we have seen hundreds of thousands of tourists ascend upon washington d.c. this time of year when the beautiful cherry blossoms bloom. there are more than 30 countries across the district notches here at the tidal basin but also along the national mall. mike's joins us from the park service. this is the start of a weekend rich with tradition and in fact the glass up until mid-march. >> this is one of washington's grandest traditions. the cherry blossoms emerging signaling the return of spring to the nation's capital. it's a 100 fighter tradition. dating back to the original in 1912 and people came to washington. >> it's a little complicated because we did see that mother nature threw a wrench in things. >> we went from anticipating the earliest ever bloom march 1

(grant) remebering carrie fisher and debbie reynolds. coming up after the break - a touching tribute to the beloved actresses. (vicki) hundreds of people from all over gathered to honor the lives of two of hollywood's most famous stars. (grant) actress debbie reynolds and her daughter, carrie fisher, died just one day apart in late december. the insider's louis aguirre reports from hollywood...where family, friends and fans paid tribute to the beloved duo. yes, i sat down with todd fisher who took me inside the planning process as fans remembered the hollywood legends. i myself feel personally responsible in part for why carrie at least is not with us todaydan akroyd, carrie's former fiance, long time friend and 'blues brothers' co-star, speaking at saturday's emotional public memorial at the forest lawn hollywood hills cemetery, where their ashes are buried together - i once saved her life applying the heimlich to dislodge a brussel sprout from her throat and if i had been with our beloved show boat i might have been able to save her ag

fisher died from cardiac arrest about three months ago. reynolds died the next day from a stroke. >> coming up next, star power in the bay area to promote healthy habits. >> the a list celebrity that wasn't immuned to sweat. >> 61 degrees. different story this time tomorrow as the clouds start to thicken up as rain chances return before the end of the weekend. we'll let you know hour by hour when to expect that rain, how much and some big changes ahead in your seven-day forecast when we come right back. whadyouay soonehohasav yo li? >>> what do you say to someone who has saved your life? thank you. hardly seems you enough. >> a san francisco man has been figuring out what to say after the heroic actions of some very good samaritans. their emotional reunion. >> on a tuesday afternoon in february in some pretty lousy weather, three young people from is a homa went fishing for crabs. they didn't catch any of them. they did however do something much, much better. >> reporter: in this unforgettable city, it is an uncomfortable fact of life to g

through ♪ >> more than a thousand people came to a memorial service for debbie reynolds and carrie fisherey died within a day of each other last year. todd fisher said his mother didn't like memorials or funerals so he made it like a party and gave friends and colleagues a chance to say good- bye. >>> we're joined now by joe fonzi in sports. i'm sure everyone's bracket is busted. >> mine was on the first week. >> big game in san jose. >> there are the cinderella teams that get to a certain point and then there's a wall. one of its final four teams. a team that's never been there before. gonzaga against xavier this afternoon. finals of the western regional. gonzaga doing everything possible to prove they're the best in the west. killian tilly makes the final pass. the bulldogs hot. nigel nigel williams-goss. more of the same in the second half. jordan matthews with a three. gonzaga up by 16 at this point. and more pretty passing here as its matthews on the lob to jonathan williams. williams kicked in 19 of his own. all that was left was a little comic relief. josh perkins makes the steal.

wizard at fort fisher. we never heard anything about this. prior to the novel i met with all, have been asked to meet with all the university officials who were concerned that something would happen. they share of at that point, an african-american sheriff, and the local police chief got together with our chance of on-campus and talked about what might happen in the black community, the white committee when the book came out. in the end nothing like that did happen. what happened worst sorts of lots of anonymous phone calls to me, letters to the editor, that kind is, speaking engagements that went away. i knew there was a least a couple of boards on certain, i know that there were a couple of boards .net that are related to various places in wilmington and tried to figure out whether they could see me for this. but everybody in the book at that point was decsed anso the was nothing there. i just learned last year because about this book as a nontenured professor, i just learned last year from a former chancellor that, in fact, the board of tr

. >> visit what remains of fort fisher which was once the largest fort in the confederacy. >> this was the largest amphibious operation undertaken by the united states up until june 6 of 1944 which was the invasion of france. >> and tour missile defenses on the uss north carolina. >> it is the official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war ii. i am just awe struck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission. you can say the last war that everybody agreed on. >> watch c-span's city tour of wilmington, north carolina. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> and we are live on capitol hill this morning as the house judiciary committee is hearing and chief judge thomas will be testifying on work load and challenges facing the 9th circuit court. t live coverage should start momentarily. >>> we are live on capitol hill where the house judiciary committee is meeting to discuss work load and challenges facing the 9th circuit court. it should start in just a moment. we will have live cov

. >> you heard it from our meteorologist eric fisher of wbz. >> for some, we end up with historic snow totals especially around binghamton, new york. now, the snow continuing for parts of new england and new york state today. we'll see scattered areas of snow, strong binlds, and cold temperatures. there will be some additional accumulation as we head through wednesday, not at the same rate we saw the other day. the cold is pouring in. we're feeling it all across the u.s. temps 20 degrees below average over the next couple of days. after all that warmth, we're headed back to winter. low 40s at raleigh, 40s in atlanta, staying in the 60s in orlando, florida, and then by the time we wake up on thursday morning, a lot of teens and 20sing. 30s down to north florida and since we've had so many crops bloom early, plants in the east, the mid-atlantic, h could leave some damage for a lot of them, especially the peach crop that bloomed early this year. we're watching for a little more snow. we head into st. patrick's weekend. rain and snow swinging through the northeast. we'll have to watch the

fox's kristin fisher reports. tweet from president trumpom p jolting the world awake. in a bombshell accusation, the president accusing thenen president obama of tapping hisng phones during the electionct tweeting quote, terrible.ribl just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump towers just before the victory. nothing found. this is ma cartism and how lock has president obama gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election process, this is nixon, watergate, bad or sick guy. the tweet seems to referencefere story frontal system friday that brought up an unsubstantiated u report from 2016 that the obamaa administration wire tapped p trump tower.ump the accusations are causing a fire storm from both sides of the yea. i don't know if it's true or not, but if it is true, illegally it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. a cardinal rule of the obamama administration is that no white house official ever with any independent investigation led by thed by department of justice.ce. nor president obama nor any white house official ever orderc fed

kristin fisher.r the most awkward and contentious meeting president trump has had with another world leader. it started with this incredibly uncomfortable moment in the oval office. reporters chanting or asking him to do a handshake. and president trump refusing to shake the german chancellor's hand. then two sources described as a contentious private meeting, president trump pressed hard for chancellor merkel to have more contributions to nato. she was committed to doing just that but it was another moment that stole the spotlight. president trump doubling down on his unsubstantiated wiretapping claims by reminding chancellor merkel and the world that her phones were tapped during the obama administration. >> as far as wiretapping, this past administration, at least we have something in common, perhaps. and just to finish your question, we said nothing. all we did was a certain, very talented mind who was the one responsible for saying that on television. >> the talented legal mind he was referring

jonah fisher reporting.rld documentary, "freedom and fear in myanmar", this saturday and sunday on the news channel and on the iplayer. pope francis told the german newspaper die zeit today that he is open to married men becoming priests, to combat the dwindling numbers entering the priesthood in isolated communities. it's the latest exhortation from a leader who's shown himself unafraid of revolutionary change and the controversy it brings. many christians welcome his openness, and his willingness to explore new solutions to old problems. but within the vatican establishment there is something akin to the rumblings of mutiny. next week will mark the fourth anniversary of pope francis' election. his papacy injected fresh impetus to a modernisation agenda which has electrified liberal catholics but alarmed conservatives. recently, the rumblings of discontent from the traditionalist wing have grown louder. francis wants to give communion to some divorcees who have remarried. his opponents say this undermines t

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