a man from england called george smith. mr. smith felt that the rolling hills reminded him of his ancestral home in england. mr. oglebay, doing some research on the property, fell upon that name, loved the name, and called it waddington. the house, when it was built in 1846, was a farmhouse. it had eight rooms, four bedrooms, four downstairs room, central staircase. it was a basic farmhouse. a red brick farmhouse when he originally purchased it. mr. oglebay wanted to make it more fitting of a summer home of an industrialist, of a wealthy man. at that time, a lot of wealthy industrialists had beautiful summer estates. you think about the biltmore, which is the largest private home in america and how beautiful it is. this is nothing like that. but i am sure mr. oglebay knew mr. vanderbilt, knew those sorts of folks, and wanted to have a summer estate that was more befitting his status. the first thing he did was hire a good friend of his who was the most prominent architect in wheeling at the time, a man named edward bates franzh

george smith. heather smith. james gregory smith. jeffrey smith. joyce patricia smith. senior. firefighter kevin joseph smith. leon smith, jr.. police officer smith. monica rodriguez smith. rose mary smith. michelle monique. christina snyder. leonard snyder, jr.. rubin solarz. naomi sullivan. three. michael charles. and fabian. gregory thomas. thomas. robert. maynard, jr.. george edward spencer. my brother richard avery. we miss you every day. i will run in your city marathon for you this year to benefit this fine memorial. we love you. >> my brother new york city fire department ladder 12th. we love you, we miss you every day. and for all the innocent people that were senselessly killed you will never be forgotten. [applause] william. michael. lawrence cpac. richard. juan in the. david james. andrew. martha jane. ruth jane stewart. richard stewart senior. douglas. romney stowe and. james, jr.. george, jr.. edward thomas. stephen straus. benjamin. juan. william christopher. daniel thomas. christopher sullivan. thomas sullivan. james joseph. >> my brother we love you and

gary smith. george eric smith. heather smith. james gregory smith. jeffrey smith.senior. firefighter kevin joseph smith. leon smith, jr.. police officer moros smith. monica rodriguez smith. rose mary smith. romney. rochelle. christine schneider. diane. >> roubaix and. rubin. naomi. daniel. marie. michael charles. the baby and. timothy patrick. gregory thomas. donald, jr.. thomas. john and dave. george edward spencer. >> my brother, richard, we miss you every day. i will run the new york city marathon for you this year to benefit this fine memorial. we love you. >> my brother the tenant phillips got petty new york city fire department ladder 12th. we love you, we miss you every day still. for you and all the innocent people cover senselessly killed on this site you will never be forgotten. [applause] >> robert anders cancer. mary. frank. joseph patrick, jr.. >> michael. lawrence. timothy. richard james. mary. patricia. craig william. william. eric thomas. william. edna. andrew. andrew. martha. stevens. james stewart. richard stewart, jr.. douglas. jimmy. timothy. ja

we are joined right now -- you may have seen one of the chp officers who has been monitoring, george smith. if you can walk us through it. >> yeah. the vehicle was traveling on westbound 580. eastlake shore. vehicle lost control and -- struck a worker. >> reporter: as i understand it that vehicle was westbound on i- 580, went across all lanes of traffic at one point. >> that's correct. the vehicle lost control. veered to the right. struck the wall and went back, across all lanes to the left and went into the construction zone and struck a worker. >> reporter: and did the driver stop here at the scene? is he in custody? >> the driver was put under act for suspicion of driving under the influence. >> reporter: one other aspect we talked about was i-580 westbound all lanes were shut down. then it was shut down to one lane. if you could tell me what the traffic situation is right now at lake shore. >> about -- five or ten minutes all lanes westbound 580 to lake shore will be open. >> reporter: all right. to recap, this accident happened at what time? >> i'm not sure what time. exactly. >> repo

gary smith. george eric smith. heather smith. james gregory smith. jeffrey smith.carl smith senior. firefighter kevin joseph smith. leon smith, jr.. police officer moros smith. se mroy smith.ez smith. romney. rochelle. christine schneider. diane. >> roubaix and. rubin. naomi. daniel. marie. michael charles. the baby and. timothy patrick. gregory thomas. donald, jr.. thomas. john and dave. george edward spencer. >> my brother, richard, we miss you every day. i will run the new york city marathon for you this year to benefit this fine memorial. we love you. >> my brother the tenant phillips got petty new york city fire department ladder 12th. we love you, we miss you every day still. for you and all the innocent people cover senselessly killed on this site you will never be forgotten. [applause] >> robert anders cancer. mary. frank. joseph patrick, jr.. >> michael. lawrence. timothy. richard james. mary. patricia. craig william. william. eric thomas. william. edna. andrew. andrew. martha. stevens. james stewart. richard stewart, jr.. douglas. jimmy. timothy. james, j

smith. george eric smith. heather lee smith james gregory smith jeffrey r.mith joyce patricia smith karl t. smith8c2) firefigher,kevin joseph smith leon smith, jr. police officer, moira ann smith. rosemary a. smith leon smith, jr. bonnie jeanne smithwick rochelle monique snell dianne bullis snyder leonard j. snyder, jr. astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song marie ray sopper. michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear, jr. robert spiceman. george edward spencer iii >> my brother, richard avery arano, miss you every day. going to run the new york city marathon for you this year to benefit this fine memorial. we love you. >> and my brother, lieutenant phillip scott petty, new york city fire department ladder 12. we love and miss you everyday, phil, and for you and all the innocent people that were sense leel senselessly killed, you are in our prayers and never will be forgotten. >> robert

. >> patricia fagan >> keith george fairben >> sandra farjardo-smith >> william f. fallon >> william lawrence fallon jr. >> anthony j. fallone jr. >> dolores brigitte fanelli >> robert john fangman >> john joseph fanning >> kathleen anne faragher >> thomas james farino >> paige marie farley-hackel >> elizabeth ann farmer >> douglas jon farnum >> john gerard farrell >> john w. farrell >> terrence patrick farrell >> joseph d. farrelly >> thomas patrick farrelly >> syed abdul fatha >> christopher edward faughnan >> w. r. faulkner >> shannon m. fava >> bernard d. favuzza >> robert fazio jr. >> ronald carl fazio >> william feehan >> francis jude feely >> garth erin feeney >> sean bernard fegan >> lee s. fehling >> peter adam feidelberg >> alan d. feinberg >> rosa maria feliciano >> and my brother, joseph firefighter, joseph a.maskalli. >> and my father. >> my brother joey and his brothers were all part of rescue 5. we lost 11 guys. we miss you all, never forget. you keep an eye on christopher, joey. he just got on. >> if i were to have one wish in the world, it would be

smith library for the study of george washington with a resident city on growngdz of mount vernon i was able to enjoy this and other scenes on washington's plantation many times over the course of the year. the view became my favorite too especially a sunrise in the spring when flowering trees and soft green leaves gave off a glow in the morning light. it was obvious to me why washington was reluctant to leave mount vernon for public service in a job is he neither sought nor wanted. by 1789 six years since the united states secured its independence washington had come to believe that the country faced as great a threat from internal forces of disunion by the mid-1780s had from the tyranny and accepted leadership at the outset of the refer luges their war. now husband country called on his service this time as elected leader of the world's first extended republic. countless books tell the story of washington and his command 234er chief of the con negligent army during the american revolution and nearly as many relate the history of his role as the first president of the united states. in

smith was charged with sex offense, assault and trespassing. >>> a prince george's county woman is dead after a crash on the george washington memorial parkway. lucy camilla green died after hitting a tree around 4:20 a.m. this morning south of the spout run parkway. southbound lanes of the parkway were closed several hours and no word yet on the cause. >>> tonight in prince george's county the fire department is investigating a massive apartment fire that displaced nearly 50 people in temple hills and so far it's not believed to be arson, but firefighters are still looking into that damage. tonight neighbors tell stephanie ramirez that several young families lost everything. >> reporter: this is the cell phone video victoria cassamer took while visiting her cousin last night, the flames completely engulfing a major section of this temple hills apartment building. >> there was a lady who just came home from the hospitaller when baby and she had to get out -- hospital with her baby and she had to get out of the house. she lost everything. >> reporter: cassamer and her sister helped them.

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the coroner says gold smith refused to leave when the evacuation order was independent. in this is george warren abc 7 news. >> and just look what greeted firefighters as they passed through angel camp. santa clare county firefighters took the video. neighbors line the streets. cheering them on and holding up signs thanking them for their work. santa clara county fire department posted video on twitter saying the crew were just ending a 24 hour shift after finding the flames. the chef says they can't explain the feeling they had when they saw this says it just feels good when you save someone else's home. sthant fantastic. made him feel great. >> much more ahead for you on 7 news at 9:00. >> aftermath of last night huge earthquake in chile. >> also here. warning signs up in the east bay hills. stay out of the water say park officials. >> sandhya is here with the weather. >> yes this last weekend of summer will include some hot conditions. i let you necessity how hot coming up. >> and thank you sand yeah. are the anti-bacterial soap any better at killing germs than a regular bar of soap. r

delays, to me, the normal delay of the area, and that much back to the george washington bridge, and live in chopper 2, jim smith, cbs 2 news. >>> a reminder to the long island commuters, the l.i.r.r. is back in normal working schedule, and that's after the derailment on tuesday, and >> that's for a lot of commuters. thanks, meg. >>> chile is still reeling from the huge earthquake that struck last night. >>> the moment that the 8.3 quake struck was captured by many cameras, and five people are known to have been killed. the quake was follow bid aftershocks, and some as strong as -- followed by aftershocks, and some as strong as a 6. >>> altise has agreed to buy cablevision, a nearly $18 billion deal. a formal announcement is expected for today. it's the fifth largest cable company in the u.s. >>> a westchester county woman is charged with the death of kathy entered a not guilty plea yesterday, charged with criminally negligent homicide. lacey carr ingested several drugs including morphean. president obama will meet today with the three heroes who took down a heavily armed gunman on a train last month. the presid

george eastman enriched our lives. >> pauley: the great pretender is a story from tracy smith profiling authentic musical tall won't once had to force herself to get on stage. ♪ >> she was one of the best loved bands in rock history. at one time chrissie hynde couldn't even pretend to like playing for an audience. >> i hated it. hated it. i wanted to be in a band but i hated getting up there. >> how did you do it? >> well, i just weighed out how much i wanted to do that or be a waitress. >> back to ohio with chrissie hynde ahead this "sunday morning." >> the business world is very different challenge from what it used to be. they say checking out fashion then and now. >> there was once a time when getting dressed for work was like this. things have certainly changed. >> what does casual friday mean? >> i mean probably looks a lot like monday. >> offices go casual. later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: rita braver shows us the unique works of painter jose parla. with steve hartman we meet man who makes music to go, recap some of the highlights of summer 2015 and more. first, here are the headlines for this sun of sunday

as smith and o'connell have written, the commander of the strategic bombing command was apparently "acting on unwritten instructions from chief of staff general george marshall to end the war as quickly as possible so the soviet union would not gain a foothold in japan." as the b-29's flew over tokyo on their way to akita around midnight however tokyo defense command imposed a blackout on tokyo. the blackout occurred as a few fanatical right wing officers were attending the coup de tate to find the emperor's surrender video and destroy it so japan wouldn't surrender. but in the dark they couldn't find it so the plot was quashed by the next morning and the emperor and the surrender solution played on the radio. the 315th successful air strike had demonstrated truman's willingness to use american power to block any soviet attempt to enter japan whether they intended to do it or not. but the mission also facilitated the surrender of japan and perhaps even saved the emperor's life. although japan now surrendered, the russians were still on the move. problem man, the remained, how to prevent them from getting a foothold in japan proper and limiting their

smith there. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. it's been six weeks since dr. walter palmer walked through the doors of his dental practice. today he returns already to a smattering of protest signs on his door. police keeping watch for potential danger and hoping he can return to his normal life. two months after the killing of cecil the lion, and weeks where protesters lined the streets in front of his dental practice virtually shutting it down, this morning, walter palmer is preparing for his first day back at work. >> it's very ridiculous. i don't think he should come back and practice. >> reporter: locals monday railing against the man some called the most hated in the world for killing cecil, one of africa's most famous lions during a hunting trip in july. >> i think he should probably leave town would be a better idea. >> reporter: police saying while they will not beef up security for the dentist's return they will monitor a remote security camera in the clinic's parking lot. palmer staying out of the public eye until now. speaking to the "minneapolis s

george washington university's graduate school of political management. and newshour regular michael beschloss, the author of nine books. and richard norton smith, whose most recent book was on the life of nelson rockefeller. so, michael beschloss, a lot of people are running. we seem to be paying attention to them. but the ones catching fire are not necessarily the politicians or at least seen or perceived as being the politicians. how unusual is that? >> well, it has happened before a lot in history. maybe the best example of that would have been ross perot in 1992. what he basically said was, i'm a businessman. i have never held public office. that means i'm not implicated in these party establishments that have taken the country the wrong way. so he went on larry king in february of 1992. >> ifill: i remember. >> he said, if you americans want me to run, i'll run as a third party candidate, and i will attack the federal deficits, which neither party is doing anything about. he allowed himself in his language to be recruited. he ran and at one point early that year, at least in the late spring, he was running ahead of josh h.w. bush and bill

smith is there. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. it's been six weeks since dr. walter palmer walked through the doors of his dental practice. but this morning, he walked in to see this. protesters holding signs, chanting about his extradition. police on the premises making sure he's safe. and dr. palmer himself hoping to get back to his normal life. this morning, dr. walter palmer back to work. passing the protesters. it's his first day back at work. two months after the killing of cecil the lion. and weeks after protesters lined the streets in front of his dental practice, virtually shutting it down. >> it's very ridiculous. i don't think he should come back and practice. >> reporter: locals monday railing against the man some called the most hated in the world for killing cecil, one of africa's most famous lions during a hunting trip in july. >> i think he should probably leave town would be a better idea. >> reporter: palmer staying out of the public eye until now. speaking to "the minneapolis star tribune" and associated press, he says -- i'm a health profes

prince george's county school officials say that they have disciplined that teacher's aide who put michael smith win an amazing tropical vacation, all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [music playing] and now... here are kelly ripa and michael strahan. [cheering and applause] michael: ♪ boop boop boop boop boop boop ♪ kelly: aww. hi. hi. michael: yo. oh, yo. ahh! kelly: hey, everybody, it's friday, september 4, 2015.

. >>> before sam smith lost 50 pounds, the british pop star says he contemplated suicide during struggles with his weight. >>> also in this week's edition of in touch magazine, georgeosing a solution to the gender imbalance in hollywood. >> and some are garnering buzz after screenings at the venice film festival. kim serafin joins me now. so kim, let's start with the startling admission from singer sam smith who says he wanted to kill himself over weight issues. that is a real concern. and a frightening message to be putting out there. just how bad did it get for him? >> yeah, it's scary. sam smith, if anyone has seen him recently, he looks dramatically different. i lost about 50 pounds. he did this by working with a nutritionist apparently. but what made him lose weight was he saw himself in a picture from new year's eve on the beach. and he felt so bad looking at himself in that picture. great message. he did it the right way, he did it with a nutritionist. it's harder to eat well when you don't have the money. he got that low in his life by just looking at a picture of himself. >> absolutely. it is worrying that if fans see that and think that is a reason why so

george? >> i'm obviously younger. >> you're younger. >> much better looking. >> see, he handled that one well, right? to talk about humor, kevin madden. and andy smith.me to both of you. thanks for being here. >> great to be with you. >> good morning. >> great to have you here. so kevin, i've always wondered, is there more of a boost to a candidate's campaign when they appear with actual comedians? or when they appear on an actual debate stage? >> well, look, i think that -- you are looking at humor as the vehicle to capture some of the attributes that votes are are looking for. somebody relatable and likable. and when candidates can sort of show that level of the self deprecation, they can make fun of themselves or talk about pop culture issues in a way this is humorous or relatable. voters like to see that. they have more of a connection. so that is a little harder to do on a debate stage because, you know, often times you don't want to be up there calling audibles at the last minute. but when they are able to do it in a setting like that where they are on a late night talk show, it does help them connect better with voters. >> absolutely. so andy,

george washington bridge, not bad, 20 minutes on the upper, lower level, 40 minutes at the lincoln tunnel, holland tunnel 10-15, and the bruckner that's been such a headache this morning, jim smith, let's get an update. >> still just one lane open on the southbound bruckner. this happened right at 138th street, that is the mixing chamber, cement spilled onto the roadway. the truck itself had overturned, it's been uprighted. it's still on the scene, but it has been hooked up to a tow truck. at times that one lane has been closed and as a result we do have bumper to bumper traffic interchange. local streets are doing much better but not great to get around this as an alternate. if you can take the time to get over to the deegan expressway if you're heading towards the rfk/triborough bridge, that will be the best way to go. >> jim, show me that cement truck one more time. man, something really bad happened to it. and i understand cement has fallen out of that tumbler thing, huh? >> that is correct. there was a front be loader just a few minutes ago that started scraping some of that cement off the roadway. we don't know if it's actually been mixed or if it's something that will har

george, we'll throw it to you. >> we turn to the new movie "the perfect guy." steamy, a bit scary and what could happen when someone in a relationship seems just too good to be true. rachel smithomantic thriller "the perfect guy." sanaa lath than and michael ealy steam up the big screen. michael plays carter duncan. his path keeps crossing with sanaa's character. >> do you love me? >> i'm not sure. >> reporter: she learns soon carter might be too good to be true and she must come to terms with who she can trust. >> i got to say, michael, you should be confident in the fact you are married now because i don't know if you'd be able to snag a date after. >> i've been wanting to play evil personified for a long time. their per session of me after this film, i'm curious to see how people feel. i think it will be great. >> have you had any interesting dating experiences. >> oh, yeah. let adjust put it this way -- i don't know how they got my number over a year ago, they have texted me every single day for a year. i have never texted back. >> oh, honey that, sounds like your real life carter duncan. >> reporter: a cautionary tale hoping audiences will relate to. >> we wanted it to be

george w. bush is here, back in a minute. . maria: welcome back good morning, everybody. i am maria bartiromo tuesday, september 15, it is 8:00 on east coast joining me fox business network sandra smith keith mccullough "the wall street journal" associate editor, first top stories, thousands of people, filling an arena in dallas, to listen to gop front-runner donald trump will least tax plan coming three weeks bernie sanders took his message to evangelical school struck a chord talking about income inequality. >> we are the wealthiest nation in the history of the world. but very few people know that. and very few people feel that. because almost all of that wealth and income is going into the hands of the one percent. >> now if you like a candidate you can give them money through twitter twitter will team up with square also is run by jack dorsey say it candidacy will be able to sign up phenomena for an account through square cash concern over nuclear weapons north korea saying it restarted all nuclear beam fuel plants ready to use nuclear weapons at any time, a day after north korea threatened to launch mtiple satellites aboard long range rockets wildfires outstanding west continue

smith, [inaudible] and many many different other artist. some others at the lower end of the head liners list, leonbridges, carl [inaudible] james bay, georgesru, ben harper and billy idol. in addition to the music and street art the festival features local food and beverage, over 100 wineries brewery small business and restaurants that provide lots of great things to see at the festival. some of the notable attractions include an eco lourch powered by nrg to use solar power to charge the phones. wine taesting and many other types of activities. i think the organizers have done a great job. they continue their community hot line to respond to issues that residence have. the community hot line is 415. 872- 1650 and begins from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at night. for parking problems there are 2 tow trucks and a parking control officer the respond it blocked drive ways. recreation and parks department printed signs. i have some in my car alerting not to block drive ways. you can get it at the front desk of 501 stanian as well as in my office in city hall room 284. over the years [inaudible] improved the responsiveness to community concern squz come

smith, [inaudible] and many many different other artist. some others at the lower end of the head liners list, leonbridges, carl [inaudible] james bay, george esru, ben harper and billy idol. in addition to the music and street art the festival features local food and beverage, over 100 wineries brewery small business and restaurants that provide lots of great things to see at the festival. some of the notable attractions include an eco lourch powered by nrg to use solar power to charge the phones. wine taesting and many other types of activities. i think the organizers have done a great job. they continue their community hot line to respond to issues that residence have. the community hot line is 415. 872- 1650 and begins from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at night. for parking problems there are 2 tow trucks and a parking control officer the respond it blocked drive ways. recreation and parks department printed signs. i have some in my car alerting not to block drive ways. you can get it at the front desk of 501 stanian as well as in my office in city hall room 284. over the years [inaudible] improved the responsiveness to community concern squz com