then garfield gets the nomination. he crosses up grant and rights -- garfield. that's the only change in the speech. he is then able to get a small audience to come listen to him in new york, but most of them walk out. about one to -- one dozen people show up to hear him. they walk out got my -- walkout but they are convinced that it is this speech that helped him get the electoral votes of new york and if it were not for this each, garfield would not be president and as a result he is elected as president he sends them a letter -- we won. we cleaned them out, just as i expected. so, then he writes and says -- ok, now that i got in as president, i want a job. spoils system. i want to be the ambassador to vienna. give him credit, he doesn't stick on that for long. he looks into vienna and then says -- i don't want it, i want to be the ambassador in paris. at the time, presidents met with job seekers. somehow he goes in and meet garfield in the white house and wrote on it paris consulship. he is convinced it's a matter of time. he's met the president, given the sp

he was secretary of war under garfield and was standing next to garfield when garfield was shot.n became u.s. ambassador to england and in 1901 at president mckinley's invitation, went to the buffalo expedition and was with mckinley when he was shot. he died at age 82. a few of the others and we will look at conspiracies. andrew johnson became president after lincoln died. he was the only president at that point to be impeached by the house for trying to remove edwin stanton as secretary of war. he runs for senate and is elected to center. he is the only president to be elected to senate after being president, which means he sat with the same people that try to impeach him. he dies in 1875. stanton practices law after his term is over. he is appointed to the supreme court by ulysses grant and dies four james later before he can become a -- four days later before he can become a justice. seward remains secretary of state and is responsible for the purchase of alaska. he dies and 871. harry wrath born in clara harris ultimately get married. he becomes mentally ill. he becomes the u

to move 3 times in ancient china people don't move she - >> thank you, sir is there a reap that garfield t is looking at the commission thank you. i appreciate that. >> hi, i'm frank lee the ssi chairman of the board we believe that this is lonely no mcd near a church i've think or worked with the district attorney office it is hard to prosecute anyone driving under the influence of drugs with those unresolved we'll have the mcd in the district and truck driving will take place it is hard to control restriction the mcd and in addition monitoring that if you're looking at the federalist or law you have to respect it you'll agree no mcds near a church we have no medical value for marijuana and there should be no mcd in the area. >> thank you, sir our time is up i'm going to remind the poem that standing in front of the doors you'll to have to find a seat or line up on the other side of the room and there is room in the lightwell. >> next speaker. >> hello commissioners. i'm jim i'm 14 year-olds and student right now i'm going to represent take your time we're writing with urgent concern fo

long lines at garfield high school today for woodbridge's first food truck festival. it started with ten trucks but grew to 23 once people started seeing it advertised or facebook. amazing how things spread or social media. kathy stewart at our nurse's partnernurse's -- news video all for a good cause. >>> a lot of folks wondering how to plan out the last couple days of the three-day weekend. >> for tomorrow and sunday high temperatures in the low 80s. memorial day temperature around 70 by the afternoon. high of 88 monday. all of the memorial day events weather certainly cooperating. >> yeah. just seems to get hotter and hotter and hotter. >> live with the afternoon storms. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. "nightly news" is up next. we hope to see you back >>> on this saturday night, not guilty. the verdict for a cleveland police officer in the shooting death of two unarmed motorists and protestors take to the streets once again. high anxiety after weeks of rain rising rivers threaten record flooding forcing thousands to prepare for the worst. >> historic v

sunday afternoon before 2:00 the life and death of our 20th president, james garfield who served almostwo decades as congressman from ohio assassinated two days into his term as president. get the complete schedule at cspan.org. >>> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to 114th congress color photos of every senator and house member, bio, contact information and twitter handles. district maps, foldout of capitol hill a look at presidential committees, cabinet, federal agency, state governors. order your copy today. 13.95 plus ship ship through cspan online store at c-span.org. >> each week american history tv real america brings archival films that tell the story of the 20th century. the baltimore plan is an educational film documenting a privately funded effort to remove urban blight and unhealthy living conditions from 27 block section of east baltimore. using newly created housing court and inspections by city officials, the program fined property owners, encouraged them to repair sub standard conditions. the program was sponsored by national association of home builders,

sunday, the life and death of james garfield who served almost two decades as a congressman from ohioe in washington, d.c. where president abraham lincoln passed away at 7:2 7:22 a.m. a tour of the boarding house across the street from ford's theater where president lincoln was shot 150 years ago. >> this had a great history even before lincoln was assassinated here. this house built in the early 1850s by a german i am grant to america, william peterson. he used it as boarding house, 10 to 12 lived here at a time. this is a relic of 19th civil war boarding house culture. once upon a time, everybody lived in boarding houses, congressmen, senators, vice presidents of the united states lived in group homes. so this house aside from its history being where abraham lincoln died is an important part in civil war washington, d.c. history. aside from the lincoln death house, this is a great museum of immigrant culture in washington and boarding house life in washington, d.c. i have been coming here years, making pilgrimages here. i started coming here in 1986 when i joined the reagan administ

taylor (clapping) and eric my from garfield elementary school would you, please came forward. >> and i'd like to ask emily the associate director of the scores area to please come forward and introduce our guest poets this evening. >> okay. that work hi again and again good evening thank you hydra mendosa-mcdonnell and members of the board and community we're americans scores bay area those two poets are one of the several ask the are not only their poets but leaders in action and doing the community service projects 35 forty-five cents sites and want to share the members of the board we have a handout for you to review one exciting program is the field of dreams transferring the playgrounds to beautiful turf so our children will have a wonderful place to play without further ado i'd like to have the two perform ink is tends fare field elementary school on coit tower. >> hi, i'm i go to e.r. elementary school and the title of my poem a rainy day a rainy day get out there at the enjoy it there recent not a ribbon it is okay. just all day the puddles stick your tongue out or lick a cak

. >> which war sea most come about what the veterans go on, c, sift civil war. 5, grant, hayes, garfieldrison and mckinley. jamie: in birmingham, alabama, may, 2013, patrick martin visits a traveling appraisal fair, hoping some of the old artifacts can payoff his growing debt, not going well, untilly pulls out an old map of texas. >> i had seen this map before. but i had seen a reprint. jamie: joe recognize it at work of skwraeu jay jacob d core don. -- he used it as a promotional tool to lure professional immigrants to the state. >> he was a land agent that helped settle people in texas, he wanted a document to show them the vastness of the land. land. jamie: he obtained endorse am from famous texans including sam houston. >> on the floor of the u.s. fen at, refered to this as most accurate depiction of texas that anyone compiled. jamie: with patrick's copez, joe is excited by cel skeptical, he knows such a famous map has countless resprints or forgerys. >> fortunately, decardoba left a clue. >> a notice, that says without my signature this map is fraudulently obtained. >> he finds a si

garfield taylor must also repay money that was invested in his company. the victims were hillcrest children and family center, a d.c. charity helping single mothers. prosecutors said that taylor stole millions of dollars from investors from 2006 and 2010. taylor pleaded guilty to security fraud last year. we are a followup to a story you saw first on 7. the new leader of the university of d.c. is seeing a big boost for the campus. at a news conference today u.d.c. introduced ronald mason jr. to the public. mason said he just met with the d.c. mayor muriel bowser who revealed a change of heart about plans to cut $3.5 million from the university budget. >> she asked you to let you know after five minutes of talking to me she put money back in the budget. [applause] >> that is a win for the administration. maureen: the council would likely restore that money without the mayor's approval. mason takes over on july 1. coming up on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- too much noise. the proposal that could league pet owners in one county facing deep fines. plus a new law aim

sunday afternoon just before 2:00 the life and death of james garfield, who served almost two decadess a congressman and was assassinated 200 days into his term as president. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> coming up on "washington journal," national general tech correspondent brendan sasso will discuss a proposal to increase broadband access with the lifeline program, which provides telephone service to low income americans. former fda center for food safety director richard williams and michael jacobson from the center for science in the public interest look at the food industry. later, kerilater, keri geiger talks about the justice department's decision to indict 14 officials within fifa. those conversations, plus your facebook comments, tweets, and e-mail. ♪ host: former illinois republican house speaker dennis hastert received charges of and properly using bank finds an attempt to pay off a long time acquaintance. he was charged with lying to the fbi. it is "washington journal" for may 29. yesterday, president obama made a visit to the national hurricane center in mia

. >> emma stone and andrew garfield bombarded by paparazzi. >> ben and jen after the tabloid split rumors. >> we have new video of tracy morgan after settling with walmart. >> tracy, are you happy with the settlement? >>> then trying to become adult film stars. >> this can't be good for to you have sex that much. >> so weird. >> find out how this "parks and recs" star became involved in a shocking documentary. >> there are people who have become really famous from amateur sex tapes and are now well respected. >>> also, our flashback with the rock. >> this is the most appropriate response, what [ bleep ] are you doing? >>> and -- >> stunts 101, always warm up. got it. >> we have chris pratt's hilarious "jurassic world's" video diary.

sunday afternoon before 2:00 life and death of the 20th president, jameis garfield serving two decades as a congressman from ohio assassinated 200 days into his term as president. get the complete schedule at c- hf- c--- cspan.org. >>> up next, as part of the programming marking the 150th anniversary of the assassination of president lincoln, we visit ford's theater to learn about an online project to collect douchlts and artyifacts detailing responses to the death of the president. >> welcome to ford's theater, director of educational programs here. >> i'm david, the digital projects manager here at ford's. >> so excited to share our prompt with you today. we have been working for the last year and a half to create remembering lincoln, a project supported by the institution museum library services allowing us to take resources primary source resources from around the country and around the world and digitize them and put them online so that anyone anywhere in the world can can learn more about how people, regular people responded to the assassination. >> now when lincoln was assassina

the beach town just finished a street project on the garfield parkway and features new and safer bike lanes and sidewalks along two and a half block stretch. on this memorial day weekend a delaware airman is honoring the person he says saved his life nbc 10 in newark. that's where a special u.s. air force coin was given to physician's assistant ed knox. he had major headaches for about a year. knox ordered a cat scan and on hour later he was in surgery to remove a brain aneurysm. >> saved my life. i don't think i would have woken up the next day. >> knox not exactly thrilled to accept into the spotlight or be called a hero. he says he's a hero and a lifesaver. >>> some areas will be in the upper 30s. not everybody. as we go through the weekend we'll notice warming trend as we go into sunday and monday. tomorrow it's going to be on the cooler side. then we look ahead to next week. we have 90 degrees temperatures in the seven-day forecast. right now temperatures are dropping. 60 in pottstown. 61 in millville. closer to the shore we're already down to 57 degrees in atlantic city and it w

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sunday afternoon before 2:00 life and death of the 20th president, jameis garfield serving two decades as a congressman from ohio assassinated 200 days into his term as president. get the complete schedule at c- hf-

in delaware today, just in time for visitors, bethanie beach will unvael some improvements to garfield parkway downtown. jack markel will be there to cut the ribbon stort street scape. visit nbc10.com for events and traffic changes before you head down to the shore. >>> 4:05. the man accused of murdering a family inside their mansion in washington, d.c. is now in jail. police arrested daron dylon daron dylon wint. he's accused of killing the ceo of an iron works company, his wife and their 10-year-old son and the housekeeper and setting the house on fire. wint worked for that company ten years ago. he's a former marine with convictions on his record for assault and criminal mischief. this picture and dna on a slice of pizza delivered to the mansion. >>> this is a br czar death investigation in new castle county. they're trying to figure out what led three people to need emergency care all in a span of 24 hours. an elderly woman was found in cardiac arrest at the home. she died at the hospital. the next day an elderly man was found there and later on wednesday another call from the same

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and i think garfield has been coasting for a long time. family circus those aren't even jokes it is like an actual circus it seeks to entertain but it really just fills you with sadness. but that's -- >> so what kind of cartoon contest there as if i don't know would provoke such a violent reaction. >> a group called american freedom defense initiative notorious for its anti-islamic views hosting this award ceremony to give more than $10,000 to the best cartoon depicting the prophet muhammad. >> jon: see that is-- [bleep] crazy. $10,000 to a cartoonist? (laughter) that's like five year's salary. that cartoonist could almost consider quitting their two other jobs. at two different cold brew coffee shops. well you know that afdi is the same group that lead protests against the ground zero mosque has been plastering subways with anti-islamic advertisements. afdi the first amendment group the same way people from phillie are sports fans. ostensibly they like sports but really, they're just looking for an excuse to punch a stranger and pour beer

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. >> emma stone and andrew garfield bombarded by paparazzi. >> ben and jen after the tabloid split rumors tracy morgan after settling with walmart. >> tracy, are you happy with the settlement? >>> then trying to become adult film stars. >> this can't be good for to you have sex that much. >> so weird. >> find out how this "parks and recs" star became involved in a shocking documentary. >> there are people who have become really famous from amateur sex tapes and are now well respected. >>> also, our flashback with the rock. >> this is the most appropriate response, what [ bleep ] are you doing? >>> and -- >> stunts 101, always w

sunday, the life and death of james garfield who served almost two decades as a congressman from ohio and was assassinated 200 days into his term as president. get the complete schedule at cspan.org. >>> each week american history tv visits museums and historic places. this is peterson house in washington, d.c. where president abraham lincoln passed away at 7:2 7:22 a.m. a tour of the boarding house across the street from ford's theater where president lincoln was shot 150 years ago. >> this had a great history even before lincoln was assassinated here. this house built in the early 1850s by a german i am grant to america, william peterson. he used it as boarding house, 10 to 12 lived here at a time. this is a relic of 19th civil war boarding house culture. once upon a time, everybody lived in boarding houses, congressmen, senators, vice presidents of the united states lived in group homes. so this house aside from its history being where abraham lincoln died is an important part in civil war washington, d.c. history. aside from the lincoln death house, this is a great museum of immig

sunday afternoon just before two, james garfield who served almost two decades and was assassinated 200 days into his term as president. get our complete schedule on c-span.org. benjamin wittes and gabriella bloom are the co-authors. it becomes available to private citizens. they talk about the book, this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> so just a few i think we've covered all the housekeeping app actually so were good to go. i will introduce our authors. so are two authors are gabriella bloom and benjamin wittes. she is slices in public international law and negotiations of armed conflict and counterterrorism. she's also on the brookings project. benjamin witt is is a senior fellow. we also have the print professor of entrepreneurial studies and professor jack goldsmith a professor of law. think you all for law. thank you all for coming. i will handed over to benjamin. >> thank you so much. thanks for having me and thank you all for turning out. i want to gabby and i started out writing a book about the government of catastrophic risk. rather to my surprise anyway but i'm not sure to gabb

they finished a gateway project on the garfield parkway along a two and a half mile stretch. >> and camdenials are holding the annual memorial day ceremony. it takes place at the veterans cemetery at 10:00 this morning. remember the nbc 10 news app has a list of memorial day weekend events happening in our area. can you also keep an eye on the weather with the first alert forecast. again, all available on the nbc 10 news app. >> new from overnight a fire could be a case of arson. nbc 10 was on jackson street in south philadelphia where the blaze broke out just after midnight inside of the house. investigators are now checking to see if some type of accelerant was used to start the fire. >> a fire forced one person out of a philadelphia apartment overnight. the blaze broke out on the second floor of a building on south broad street just after 3:00. nobody was hurt. investigators are looking into the cause of this blaze. >> take a look at this oil refinery fire in south philadelphia. it's out right now and we're learning from officials what may have caused it. they say mechanical problems. >

they are not interested in james garfield adulterous relationships. why is james madison sex life of interest to no one. he didn't marry dawley until he was passed 43. was the child lives father of the constitution a version at its birth? we don't want to go there. and the book of america's janice says we don't want there to be any carnal beings. we prefer our founders changed. the jefferson controversy remains a hot button issue because of how special jefferson is in the american imagination. but we finally meet today we finally mean today when roofer to a jeffersonian democracy is our best imaginable america a fantasy moment when the american dream is anything to. it is a golden age with a utopian experiment designing policies that serve the public good that harmonize the population to remove barriers and the domination of one of the class over the rest. the best jefferson dream of a world in which democracy triumphs over tyranny. liberals and conservatives both tend to be more interested than they are in understanding them the truth about history.

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they are not interested in the relationships of garfield. so why him? he did not marry dolley interweaves past 40 years old. he was a childless father of the constitution, virginal at its birth? we don't want to go there. in the book of america's genesys, we don't want there to be any common beings. we prefer our founders chased. and this controversy remains a hot button issue because of how special jefferson is in the american imagination. and so what do we finally mean today when we refer to a jeffersonian democracy? it is our best imaginable america. a fantasy moment when the american dream was part of it. it is a golden age, almost a utopian experiment to harmonize the population and remove barriers in one-week class over the rest. and the best dream of a world in which democracy triumph over tyranny. liberals and conservatives both tend to be more interested in iconic personality creation than they are in understanding the truth about history. they engage every time they make the founding generation for particular founder match up with their own pe

. >> reporter: when baker attended garfield high school in woodbridge, he was named the 1999 virginiaball of the year, still makes his home in fairfax and gets to quite a few capitals game. >> i get to of game they're home during -- to every game they're home during the offseason. i live here in the winter. i try to watch as often as i can. >> reporter: the capitals aren't the only d.c. team he roots for. he's a fan of most of the local teams and is a an opposing player of those that root them on. >> i'm not a redskins fan. i'm a ravens fan. they come out and support their teams and it's cool to see the way the city rallies around the different franchises. it's fun to watch. >> reporter: jeff baker might work in miami, but he's a d.c. sports fan at heart. i'm holden kushner. >> nice to see those guys continue that hometown pride. the nats have tonight off and then they welcome the braves this weekend for a series. so you got the wizards going against atlanta and the nats going against atlanta. >> we need some luck. >> two ws outs of this one. >>> coming up at 6:00 why the use of laugh

. >> here at garfield high school, where they have bagged lunches for all the teachers shrug off the legal issues, and say bigger issues are in play. >> think that we should not live like this day offer day. >> according to the union teachers have walked out or plan to walk out in coming weeks, in 60 districts state wild. >> nothing is going to change by doing nothing and you look around here and you see a lot of people trying to get something done. >> and that number could go up the number of districts striking and the number of students and families directly affected. we're told by the washington education association that more garg thing units around the state will be voting on whether to hold strikes and the superintendent of schools in the state said that he knows they need more mechanisms for funding, but the strikes are a breech of contract and the teachers are walking down the wrong path. >> thank you. the teachers have gone in strike in europe well. educators in france are upset about reforms that would do away with many traditional lessons. paul brennan reports from paris.

and chief cathy lanier arrived on the scene, and you can see the area here at woodland drive and garfield taped off with the crime scene tape as the investigators are investigating the incident here. we want to the show you the tape that we caught right after the incident had happened and firefighters taking people out on stretchers. crews were busting out the windows and cutting through the roof to try to extinguish the flames but while the firefighters have not konconfirmed that the house is a tote the al loss, charred walls were visible from several parts of the home. this is an active scene and ongoing investigation, and we will continue to work our sources to learn new information about how this fire started and who was inside. we did speak to the neighbor and coming up at 5:00 they will tell us what they know about the family they say they have known for years. reporting in northwest, washington megan fitzgerald news4. >> thank you. to a twop inging story downtown, one man taken into the custody after the secret service agents spotted a small drone in the ear dwroof white house. >>

the life and death of our 20th president, james garfield who served two decades as a congressman from00 days into his term as president. get our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> real america brings you archival films that tell the story of the 20 century. >> we delay the start of the tonight show to bring you the following nbc news special report. at noon, a north vietnamese tank broke the gate. the revolution's flight raised across the empty lot. the shooting on this day was a celebration of. saigon had already surrendered. >> the palace guard it, there was no resistance from the palace guard. they were disarmed quietly and lined up on the grass area --. their weapons were taken away. >> president bill clinton's address to the coast guard academy from 15 years ago. it is followed by the u.s. naval academy in a 2005. we are looking back at presidential commencement speeches at the military academy. president obama spoke at the coast guard academy last week. now, president clinton from 2000. this is just over 30 minutes. president clinton: secretary slater, admiral lloyd, senato

you see, the marlins second baseman grew up in woodbridge, virginia, attended garfield high school, livescapitals games in the offseason. he said he hangs the jersey in his locker to show off how big a fan he is as well as irritate a teammate who's an islanders fan. more on that story (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >>> what are we talking about? yes, tuition going up at the university of maryland. >> and mcdonald's brings back an old friend some of us grew up watching and apparently he's all grown up. mike is in the newsroom with a look at your money. >>> good morning. we start with the university of maryland. not such good news for students n. fall it's going to cost more -- t

and on sunday the life and death of james garfield who served two decades as a congressman from ohio and was assassinated 200 days in the being president. get the complete schedule at cspan.org. >> we are presenting a series of interviews with members of congress. lee zeldin is up first of new york's first district. he served in the new york state senate and was deployed to iraq in 2006. this is about 20 minutes. >> what got you interested in the office in the first place. >> i came off active duty in 2007. loved serving in the military and serving along great men and women. i came home and moved half a mile from i grew up and ran for congress. >> where is home? >> this is long island. the east end of long island. the hamptons is in the district the north fork a lot of vin vinyards and agriculture out there. i live in brookhaven. >> so you were 2007 got out of the reserves and went into the local office? >> i came off active duty, transitioned in the reserves, i ran for congress at the age of 27. elected to the state senate in 2010 reelected in 2012 and elected to congress in 2014. >

and saturday just before 2:00, the life and death of our 20th president, james garfield, who served almost two decades as a congressman from ohio, and was assassinated 3 edd 200 days into his term as president. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. dr. francis collins recently testified on capitol hill on president obama's precision medicine initiative. it's a research effort designed to improvement treatments for diseases like cancer and leukemia by tailoring health care to the individual. not a one-size fits all approach. this is an hour and 40 minutes. >> the senate committee will please come to order. this morning we're holding a hearing on continuing america's leadership, realing the promise promise of precision medicine. we'll have an opening statement, then introduce our witnesses, who are getting to be very familiar to us. we're very grateful to you for coming. after that, we will have time to ask five minute rounds of questions or two, depending how many senators are here. we are here today to discuss exciting new direction in our health care called precision medicine. what doe

and sunday afternoon just before two, the life and death of president james garfield who served almost two decades as a congressman from ohio and was assassinated 200 days into his term as president. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> pulitzer prize-winning journalist chris hedges talks about his book, "wages of rebellion," next on booktv. he discusses the causes of revolution and resistances by looking at stories of rebels throughout history and examines what it takes to be a rebel in modern times. he'll be joining us on booktv for a live call-in today around 12:45 p.m. eastern. >> hi there. hi there. can you guys hear me? can you hear me in the back? >> yes. >> great. i'm one of the owners here. it's great to see all of you at lab ript tonight. welcome. just a few practical things, and then we'll get going. first, please turn off your cell phones if you haven't done that already. also our event season is sort of winding down, but we're, of course planning great events for the fall. so if you don't already get our e-mail invites and would like to just leave us your e-mail add

seale: it would either be rutherford and lucy hayes or the garfields. he was always amused at lucy's morality. she was against alcohol. if you read about prohibition, there was a reason for it. she got on the temperance wagon. he quit drinking too. there are reports that on the train to washington, he fell off the wagon. then he became quite a moralist. i would have to pick the hayes. some people are happy in their way. you wonder, my god, how do they stand each other? he was a guy that could go out in two years and make lots of money. he was often tutored by his uncle. ms. swain: there are so many stories of real political partnerships. this includes james polk's wife. another team that comes to mind is the johnsons. she knew she was going into a political life when she married him. she was so very involved as a political partner in the campaigns, running the family business. those are be some that i would add. mr. seale: also the hoovers. they were an adoring couple and very intellectual. she was the most organized first lady. they are interesting to

the thefts happened on garfield harrison and smyrna avenues in the holy okay neighborhood. surveillance video shows two women going if vehicle to vehicle checking door handles. so far police have not made any arrests. >> the flyers have a new coach today but it's not a man who was on any one's radar. his name is dave hackstate. he has been the coach at the university of north dakota where he took the team to the frozen four seven times. this is his first nfl coaching job. sports director ducis rodgers will have more on the new coach coming up in sports tonight at 5:00. >> sure to be a lot of confusion between dave hack stall and the gm ron hextall. >> not related. time for the traffic report today. >> let's go to matt pelman in the traffic center. >> we have confusion on the roadways just a little bit as you head home on this monday afternoon brian and shirleen and some of it was related to the presidential visit in camden this afternoon but everything just reopened. we had this ramp shut down from 676 into the camden business district. they just reopened this within the la

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