gordon: i am not. i did not predict the scale of the attack, but tunisia has been fighting terrorists and these kinds of attacks, and the mountainous areas bordering nigeria and in the southern border with libya. katty: the scale of organization. they can get from the west into the capital? horton: and it was very well-planned. in the report that you just showed, it indicated that it targeted parliament first. the work of initial reports that they were rebuffed by security forces. they went next door and hit the bardo museum. that is why tourists were hit with the fatalities. katty: 3000 tunisians, the largest number of any country who have joined the islamic state. what motivates them? gordon: this spare. hopelessness. lack of employment. even before the revolution in tunisia, there was a disproportionate number of tunisian per capita fighting in iraq. katty: and yet tunisia was the great hope. gordon: i think it remains the great hope. tunisians show through the political process that they rejected v

gordon basoon former ceo. >> and a pilot himself. shares dipped to a one year low. >>> that's where we begin market focus. san disk cut for the full year cited lower than expected sales of enterprises and lower pricing in some areas of business. shares fell 18% to $66.20. earnings from the mobile homemaker winnebago shifted into low gear missing analysts estimates. company blamed higher expenses because of initiatives and increase in legal and maintenance costs. shares fell 14% to $20.39. strong holiday sales at lululemon helped beat wall but the company issued a weak outlook for the current spring quarter citing shipping delays at west coast ports and bad winter weather. even with the warning, shares of lulu were up 5% to $63.97. >>> scholastic posted a wider than expected loss as a stronger dollar hit international sales and the company saw declines in other business segments. the publisher said it offset from the mine craft video game that's big in my house and also the children book business. shares off fractionally at $37.94. co

that night, general gordon -- general lee orders general gordon to advance. he is going to be supported by the cavalry. and the artillery. and they are going to move out and drive that federal cavalry off the ridge. now, during the night, custer's men are removed from the ridge and a brigade from general george crook's division takes position holding the road. it is on the command of this fellow here, colonel charles smith, formerly of the first main calvary -- maine cavalry. and they are the ones are going to hold the road. the men of the first maine calvary have some spencer carbines that can shoot seven shots. henry's rifles can shoot six shots. but the rest of the brigade, six and her teeth ohio, have shards carbines. -- sharp's carbines. they have two guns of artillery support under this guy lieutenant james. west point image. and what the confederates are going to do, they come to the village i think at about 2:00 in the morning, this is gordon's infantry. and out here is lee's cavalry. they are going to do a left wheel and drive the federal cavalry off

more with gordon ramsay. >> jimmy: gordon ramsay!en" airs tuesday nights at 8 on fox. >> jimmy: you told me you made 500 episodes. >> we celebrate our 5 hundreth episode on fox. >> jimmy: a remarkable achievement. i can't believe there are chefs left out there yet to be yelled at. and they know what's going to happen. >> yeah, but they are getting better. >> jimmy: is that good for you or bad for you? >> no, it stinks. >> jimmy: you want them to be bad. >> when you get down to the top five, top three, you're a bit of a chef behind the scenes. >> jimmy: i cook at home, but i'm certainly not in the league of any of those guys. >> i'll start backtracking. every time we come on the show, you say how good your food is. >> jimmy: i did make spaghetti for you one time. you did not say it was decent. you said it was great, and i took a whole bunch of photos. he revises history. >> i would like to put that to the test. it's a very simple exercise we do for all our chefs. before we learn how to cook, we need to learn how to taste. how good out

gordon mahone, alexander all back here in the appomattox river valley. here is gary, out protecting the left flank. long street cannot help in this because he is about three miles away, around a place called new hope church, facing the federal second and sixth core. the last thing i'll touch on real quick is this confederate cavalry. they flank out to the north. the federal cavalry is watching them. they hit their lynchburg stage road to the west and there is fighting right around the walmart. they are battling over the walmart. [laughter] that is where the walmart is today. at the time, there was a house called the robinson house. this is where the last casualties at appomattox -- the battles of appomattox take place. at the robertson house. the federal cavalry commander henry davies, right there facing off against tom's mad. and there are casualties in this fighting. what gets captured and taken to lynchburg. norm reynolds is wounded three times in this fight. he is a lieutenant. there are confederate casualties. many killed. these are the last man to

. >> bruce gordon serves on three corporate boards. cbs, grum and northrop and adt. of a small group of people impacting corporations that affect every day americans. >> the average person in my opinion definitely doesn't recognize that corporate boards exist or if they've heard about boards, they don't fully understand what boards do. boards set policy for corporations. so if you believe that corporate america is one of the major sources of power and influence in this country, i believe that, the average person may not know what happens inside the board room. what they need to recognize is that when we, people of color, have a seat at that table, it provides us the opportunity to influence policy, to affect issues around hiring, developing, retaining and promoti promoting. it puts us at the table where we can decide who gets to be the next chief executive officer. it is a powerful institution, the corporate board. if properly managed and pardon the use of the word manipulated, it puts people of color in a position to open doors that have been closed for decades to b

i thought, i'm finished. >> gordon!is there. >> how are you. >> all right. >> thank you for coming so soon. >> gives me the cash. >> thank you very much for your punkuality. let me introduce you to the rest of the family. >> the prince introduced me to the captain. these were his friends and relatives. >> this is isil, my cousin. fahad, my other cousin. >> hello. >> he wanted to give them whiskey. i didn't like the fact that i had been seen by officials. our agreement had always been i didn't want to be seen by anyone else. so all the rules had gone. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. have a very pleasant drive back. >> i obviously was annoyed, but i could not show it. >> see you later. >> bye-bye. >> as i drove off, i had a horrible feeling that something wasn't going to go right. i had a feeling of some doom. i was getting a little bit paranoid. i felt that things might be starting to lose control. and i would do one more load, and then it would be time to leave the country. i discussed it with my girlfriend. i was, sha

his talk is just under one hour. >> our next's speaker, is michael gordon. he did a great presentation. amazing photographs. you will see more of them today. he grew up in richmond. working for the national park service.

. >>> james gordon made his debut on american tv as a chat show host. he's the new resenter of the late late show. the problem is that many people in the u.s. have never heard of him. peter is in los angeles. >> the new host of the late late show on cbs. >> reporter: the fresh face of late night comedy. james gordon taking over from craig ferguson on the chat show after midnight. he had a starring role on "into the woods." this actor turned tv host is far from being a household name in the states. >> james gordon? >> who's that? >> is he the rock star? >> reporter: he combined his own brand of comedy with celebrity chat to win over reviewers. tom hanks and mila kunis shared the couch. he even got her to open up about her relationship with ash ton kutcher. >> let me look at your hand. oh they got married everybody. oh my god! >> reporter: james gordon his ability to build a cult following on tv and social media when the show was up for daytime and global audience. bbc news los angeles. >>> australia located what they believe to be the largest asteroid im

today we're in gray falls, it is gordon spot of i i michigan he is upper peninsula at a new competition lose the most limbs first. don't ever ever, ever try that. yep, that's gasoline they're pouring into that mike waive. if you're one of the lucky few who already have one of these miracle machines, you know if you put metal in it you get sparks aplenty. gasoline plus sparks what could that lead to? >> the cars are on fire! >> oh, this is going to be good. i was wondering where the future arsonists were coming from. due notice they wisely choose to do this near a wooden structure and a forest of dry trees? all right, show us what you got. that's it? that's weak. >> oh, yeah. >> so he's on fire. big deal. where'ss pop the bang -- >> oh, my god. >> never mind pop, this is the most irresponsible and ridiculous stunts i've ever seen. >> here we go. >> even i know that's plain suicidal. but their youthful exuberance has won me over. next time i nuke a hot pocket, i'll remember this day in michigan and this guy will remember every time someone asks him, dude what happened to your face? all ri

as the conceit gordon storms off after the interview it turns more into an intervention for him as he shows up reeking of boos. >>:have you been getting any sleep. >>:and no not at all i miss them so much. >>:use threatens suicide. >>:if anything happens to christy i will go through with that. >>:don't say things like that. come here sit down. >>:i'm done >> pam :as you scene they're gordon does walk out of the interview, but his mom promised dr. phil the issue will get him back. those are anything to get him stabilized. and we'll be live with dr. phil tomorrow morning to talk about this at 830. and you can see the exclusive tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. right here on kron4. the university of oklahoma has expelled two students were involved in a racist chant that was caught on video. the report that the house mom and housecoat are also making headlines. >> reporter :is the racist songs sparking outrage nationwide. >>:it's sad it's her fault. very disgraceful >> reporter :it appears that the dean it is using--zero tolerance. they created a racist and hostile environment. all of the s eight mem

atlanta motor speedway honoring jeff gordon in his final full-time season.ot a good day. 69 laps to go after a restart because of a big wreck. hamlin takes the hit. newman the chain reaction. collects jamie mcmurray and jeff gordon. check out the 24 car. all smashed up. second week in a row gordon's been involved in a late crash. frustrated right there. fireworks didn'ten there either. 21 laps left. -- didn't end there either. 21 laps left. biffle goes sideways, eight cars involved in the wreck. that brings out the red flag to clean up everything. on the final lap, it's jimmie johnson taking the checkered red flag. first one at atlanta motor speedway since 2007. >> man. >> a big "sports final" coming up. brice harper has some acting chops. >> really? >> yeah. >> wouldn't have expected that. >> he's got >>> four three, two, one, zero. >> and liftoff. the weather over cape canaveral held out. conditions were right for a nighttime rocket launch. spacex's falcon 9 lifted off about ten:50. it's carrying commercial communications satellites. spacex says if all goe

want to check in with michael gordon, who has been following the negotiations with secretary of state john kerry. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you. host: let me begin with the very latest. we're hearing this morning from secretary of state john kerry that a deal is within reach. what does the framework of a deal look like? guest: i just got back last night. a few hours ago really. with secretary kerry. they are planning to return next week. i think the talks will resume again i caries level on thursday. they're really hoping that this next round will be the last round for this agreement. i just want to remind you that what they're trying to get now by the end of march, is the outlines of the parameters, or the main principles of an agreement. not the total, complete finished text, which won't come until the end of june. what it would do is constrained iran's capability to uranium. it would try to block their path to a bond using plutonium. an important feature of the agreement is that it wouldn't last forever. it would be limited in time. once it expired, iran would be su

jeff gordon called for speeding on pit row. dropped him to 6 place off of the lead and he finished 9th. final lap, in the 11th, fighting brad, bumps hamlin but he stays in control and gets the win. you will not get by without a car but that penalty by jeff gordon cost him the victory there. >> all right, game -- "game day" tonight. >> yes, 11:30. >> thanks for watching "60 minutes" is up next. >>> news and weather always on k pix.com. see you captioning funded by cbs and ford >> rose: what circumstances would cause you to give up power? >> when i don't have the public support. when i don't represent the syrian interests and values. >> rose: and how do you determine that? >> i have daily contact with the... with the people. how could any... >> rose: so, you're... you determine whether they support you? >> no, no, no. i don't determine. i sense, i feel. i'm in contact with them. i'm a human. >> pelley: under traditional standard-of-care treatment stephanie should not be standing here next to us today? >> absolutely not. >> pelley

on the morning of much 25, predawn, general gordon is going to do just that. he launches an assault. he is going to send first 350 men across the lines. the first 50 men are not even allowed to carry rifles. only axex. the next 300 men are allowed to carry rifles, they have not been allowed to load them because they don't want to give away the point of assault. they want to do this as quietly as possible. as those first 50 men with axes cut through the wooden obstructions of front of the line, the next 300 men forced their way into the works around fort stedman on the eastern side of petersburg and they will cut a hole in the line on the eastern front of the union army for almost 1.5 miles. allowing columns of confederate soldiers to pour through and head toward that railroad just to the rear of fort stedman. unbeknownst to them, as they got back there, they encountered the union camps, where soldiers have been spending the winter of 1864 -- 1865 and as they get into the camping areas and those you did soldiers are being awakened by this confederate wave that

i posed today about nick gordon, the boyfriend of bobbi kristina ñpbrown.ince january. now, dr. phil recently conducted with tv cameras an intervention with her boyfriend gordon. that taped intervention waz air on his show next week. my thought, aappalling that he would video and televise something so personal and so important as an intervention where an effort is being made to get someone to deal with a drug or alcohol addiction. am i right? yes, it's trashy and mean to prey on someone's weaknesses at a vulnerable time. then i wondered, what if what if someone watching the show thinks he or she knows someone has an addiction and jumps into action. that would be good. so right now i don't know what to think. trash tv of the worst kind or possible public service? so help me and tell me what you think aunt drñ phil televising an intervention. that's my off the record comment tonight. we'll see you monday night 7:00 p.m. eastern. and don't forget to go to greta wire and all that stuff. good night from washington. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red

i remember us are gordon i saw gordon and all that. but my dad had -- he found out about how anti- us. so amusing. my next-door. i just thought it was amusing little anecdote. >> if father was called back to washington to testify. >> well, what happened in 47 thousand men. and the 1st major hearings on communism in hollywood. people think of it is joe as joe mccarthy, head of security. he was the senator. he did not even begin his anti-communist crusade even bill o'reilly gets one. but the west has still managed to miss misconstrue what is happening. this is nothing to do with joe mccarthy. the.is you certainly viewed as an anti-communist bully. zero, well, joe mccarthy have it. it was a witch hunt. the factors committee basically nine people and it became famously known as the hollywood ten. >> they were screenwriters? >> mostly screenwriters. junior. and what they asked, just asking questions very politely. you have to remember, this was during the cold war. all these agreements. free and fair election in east and central europe. in

bruce gordon is there live. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, guys this brick and mortar meeting showers gutted to night but the he's top bible church is about more than building. it's about faith. faith threw adversity. i'm on the scene straight ahead. >> retired general david patreas falls further from grace much he's agreed to plead guilty to federal criminal charges. how long he could spend behind bars. >>> and you turn on the lights in your kitchen and see this. mushrooms growing out of the floor. >> who has stuff growing out of the kitchen? not like i plant it there. >>there. report how does this happen? fox 29 goes looking for answers. >> scott. >> right now it's icy and dicey out there as we look at ultimate doppler we're not done with this system. fine out the timing of when it moves out and when significant snow moves in. bob? >> scott the weather impacting not only the roads but also air travel philly international looks okay but that's not the case up and down the northeast corridor. we >> welcome back everyone. ai

. >> our exclusive interview with the only father figure in gordon's life. hi everybody. "access hollywood", welcome to "access hollywood", i'm shaun. appearing heart broken n.e. motional pain and clearly under the influence of alcohol, nick gordon bare his soul to dr. phil and i watched it unfold alongside the only man nick called dad. stepfather jack walker junior. >> my pain is horrible. my heart hurts. >> he has said to me many times that he's going to kill himself that he's going to kill himself. and he's tried. >> wow! the quite emotional to watch that. >> it is. very. >> what touches you the most. what make you most upset. >> how much pain he's in. every day. it hurts a lot. just seeing him in pain. not wanting to good forward because he's hurt so bad. >> if anything happens to chris >> if anything happens to chrisie i will -- don't cry. >> fear is the worst. if i see the worthy wants to be by bobbi side. >> i miss them so much. >> did nick ever tell you that he wanted to die.

the concerns over nick gordon's role in chrissy and whitney's life. >> whitney's dead. a coma. he said, i feel terribly guilty about that. >> i'm scared to lose chrissy. >> we're with "bachelor" chris talking about the twist with the new bachelorette. or should we say bachelorettes. >> exactly. >> why some former contestants are upset. >> plus, let the dancing begin. we're inside the rehearsalsh wit the new stars. >> no wardrobe malfunction. >> there may be one. >> and the sequel to the hit bible miniseries. how did they decide who plays jesus? >> a difficult role to cast. >> are you the messiah? >> i am. >> now, "e.t.," faithfully bringing you today's big stories. >> bachelor chris and whitney. >> we knew this was coming, right? >> i did love it. abc chooses not one but two new bachelorettes. which now have so many people outraged actually saying abc is sexist. a big bachelorette brouhaha. >> we'll get to that in a second, but we start with dr. phil's sit-down with bobbi kristina's boyfriend nick gordon, the man some family members believe is responsible for chrissy be

i'm done. >> nick gordon stormed out of his interview with dr. phil and checked irnto ehab. >> i hate bobby brown. >> you've been drinking a lot though, right? >> it's to the point i'm getting frustrated. >> we've learned dr. phil believes nick had been drinking before the sit-down.

we have on the news line cnbc contributor, gordon bethune. thanks for calling in gordon.ng that the co-pilot quote,ed to destroy the plane and in the cockpit alone, how does something like this happen in. >> i think the primarily policies differences between u.s. and european union and the u.s. cabin crew member has to replace a pilot so no time are there less than two people in the cockpit. that's not the policy i understand, in the eu. and therefore, that set up an opportunity for someone to act, as this gentleman did, and destroy the airplane. >> phil lebeau has reported on that as well probably going to be taking a look at that rule in europe and germany, in particular. the lufthansa ceo saying in a press conference today, we have faith in our pilots that this co-pilot in particular passed the checks, passed the test. what do you think when you hear that? how did that happen? and are these tests rigorous enough? what do you know about them? >> i think, you know the predictability of behavior everybody tries find the best people. but unfortunately, as time progresses,

jackson gordon is an industrial design student in philadelphia.x months designing and building the suit from foam padding, kevlar, plastic and like contract. you see him here in the suit. his dorm mates are so excited. can i punch you? the suit resists attacks from bats, knives and other bladed objects. gordon says his friends find the bat suit cool if not a little nerdy. >> call that a punk punching bag. >> good time in the dorm. that does for us here. see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." under the weather. no relief from the deep snow. dangerous ice causing highway pileups. tonight, the airport nightmares. >> it's just mind-boggling. >> and the new winter storms. about to blast millions from one coast to another. >>> fighting isis. new images of the runaway schoolgirls on the way to join the terrorists. and tonight, this comedy sketch causing outrage. did it go too far? >>> out of control. the hunt for a suspect in this deadly drag race. a car plowing into a crowd. can these illegal racers be stopped? >>> and the cruffin caper.

. >> our exclusive interview with the only father figure in gordon's life. hi everybody. welcome to "access hollywood", hollywood", i'm shaun. appearing heart broken n.e. motional pain and clearly under the influence of alcohol, nick gordon bare his soul to dr. phil and i watched it unfold alongside the only man nick called dad. stepfather jack walker junior. >> my pain is horrible. my heart hurts. >> he has said to me many times that he's going to kill himsel himself. and he's tried. >> wow! the quite emotional to watch that. >>

her parents bought new chain locks for the doors n tacony bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> we all just wanttle slushy don't we? temple still playing getting ready for the final four of the nit add manson square garden the future of the phillies took the mound and the future is looking pretty bright. not that bright obviously but the fans want to rebuild and music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. ♪ >>> look the phillies need to rebuild at this point. pitching line up they thought would dominate the next few years holiday retire. cliff lee pobbly done and cole hamels begging to get out of here. we need new young studies and that begins with the draft. last year they drafted aaron nola with the seventh overall pick dan that kid went to work. facing the yankees lineup. always a good test. lucy chris this guy is a study. lsu left hander giving fans -- throwing gas striking out veteran hitter he is struck out a-rod alec rod

she turned to fox 29's bruce gordon for help. >> reporter: maria uses a walker to get around these days multiple sclerosis zapped her mobility but not her spirit. she's frustrateed angry. >> well, it's just been difficult. >> reporter: tough just to get around? >> yeah, yeah. there's certain things you can't do. >> reporter: bucks county's brand new courthouse sills on hilly property right in the middle of the borough. the back side sits two floors below the front. and for security reasons, there is just one entrance off north main. each day, for the past several years, maria and dozens of other others with mobility issues parked their cars in the municipal garage on broad and union and catch a free shuttle bus that drops them off right in front of the justice center. but the shuttle service is set to expire around april 1st. >> i can't get to work without that and -- >> reporter: no shuttle no getting to work? >> no. >> reporter: that's because the new alternative is this long, steep ramp from the parking lot out back uphill to the entrance out front. even the most able bodied visitors

in west deptford i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> and back now to your fox 29 winter wet authority. little chillier today than yesterday. >> it was. >> i guess we'll have a couple chilly days in store maybe. >> scott williams will fill us in on all of that. >> especially during the evenings and overnight. high temperature today in the low 50s but that's actually where we should be for this time of year. but it just felt colder because of the wind and also because yesterday was the warmest day of the year. so for tonight it's dry it's chilly temperatures bottom out in the 20s north and west. right around 30 in center city and then for tomorrow, it's going to be similar to today. sunshine out there dry for most of it but rainfall will arrive late friday night and continue for much of the day on saturday. but beautiful weather out there. a lot of sunshine right now as we take a life look at center city. 50 degrees right now look at that humidity. only at 14%. and the winds right now out of the north northwest at 17 miles per hour. visibility perfect at 10 miles. the sun will set shortl

in cobbs creek i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> all right. bruce, thank you.ook your fox 29 winter wet authority now. mild out there but you saw bruce with that umbrella. >> raining everywhere right now. look at that big green blob behind you scott. >> we have several hours of this mess to get through but thankfully we're in the looking at wintry precipitation much ultimate doppler is lit up with the green. you can see the disturbance moving through the ohio river valley and all of this moisture is moving from west to east. so watch out on the roadways out there. ponding and also puddles potholes just making for a bad combination on the roads. we'll see some gradual clearing tomorrow after fog so that is going to be the concern after the rain ends early early tomorrow morning and then p.m. sunshine for tomorrow. and temperatures topping out at 60 degrees or better the warmest yet on tap. but right now north and west, norristown doylestown moving toward sections of allentown looking at that moderate rain as we move into south jersey you can see more of the same

motional pain and clearly under the influence of alcohol gordon buried his soul to dr.nfold and alongside his stepfather jack walker junior. >> my pain is horrible. my look my heart hurts. >> he has said to me many times that he is going to kill himself. and he's tried. >>reporter: wow! quite emotional to watch that. >> it is. very. very. >>reporter: what touches you th

david beckham stars in a underwear ad, with new late late host james gordon. >> oh, i didn't know i could love him any more. about there it is. >> hey there is man says all you want to do is make customers smile. coming up next, a new jersey wawa worker and the toy he says got him fired. we'll be right back. >> fire tears through ho along first avenue in conshohocken, montgomery county p firefighters stay appears it started in the back of the home, but so far investigators have not determined the cause. there were no injuries. >>> charges could be filed as early as this morning, in the shooting death of off duty darby police offer, mark hudson. hudson was shot inside his own home in glenolden delaware county saturday afternoon. >> negotiations continue at this hour, as iran's nuclear talks approach a deadline. us secretary of state john kerry, wants a framework that would ease international sanctions in exchange for limits on iran's nuclear capability. >>> 5:43, traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i good morning, ukee, everyone, we start things off here with a look at the eyewit

c-span: who's gordon wood?>> guest: he's considered, i think, one of the leading historians on the founding era. teaches at brown. c-span: his politics? >> guest: i really can't say what his politics are. i don't know that much about it. c-span: his slant? do you know which--i mean, i'm looking at page 46: `both wood and his critics take it as a given that blacks and women were excluded from the declaration. such is the state of the debate within the historian's guild.' and you quote him earlier, `gordon wood, widely regarded as the leading historian of political thought of the american founding, asked, "what was radical about the declaration in 1776? we know it did not mean that blacks and men were created equal to men--white men," although, it would in time be used to justify these equalities, too'--you have that in parentheses--`it was radical in 1776 because it meant that all white men were equal. surprisingly, wood was actually trying to defend the founders with this statement.' >> guest: right. i mean, he

so i talked to bernie gordon about that. i called him on the phone and he led the fight against khazam and can't get this award because he named names. they all named names but they hated him because of the ad in "the new york times." i said that do you have against him? he said that was the major point help took out an ad in the "new york times," not only named names but took out an ad in "new york times" and said it's good to be an anticommunist. that was the major reason. they thought he had been -- all these communists felled they had been betrade. for -- betrayed. he gets to columbia school of journalism and avaski has this book naming names. a very good book. but the point is, his attitude toward everything is that it was terrible. for anybody to name names. i don't think that at all. i want to know the names of people who were conspirators. we were in a life and death struggle with the soviet union. >> host: and with naz city germany. >> guest: right. i'm talking about this is afterwards and i'm saying we were in the

gordon reported that he found the bones and pots in a second chamber beyond this one. storey: looks like a tighter fit than the other one. widmer: oh, yeah, it is. storey: looks longer, too. widmer: yeah but i can see the bottom. don't see any bats. well, i'm standing in gordon's test pit. storey: human bone. there is human bone here, yes. keach: the cave floor is made of limestone and decomposed bat guano. that's the reason for the masks. the dry soil has preserved the bones for 3,000 years or more. storey: good place to put a pit. let's put a pit right here. depending on the age and sex pattern that we find among the skeletons, it will tell us a lot about the social organization of that culture. if everyone is treated the same way whether they are old or young, male or female then it's pretty much a society where everyone was equal or treated fairly equally. if however, some people are treated better than others then it may be an indication that there were inequalities in that society and that not everybody was equal. some people were entitled to a more elaborate bur

. >> fox 29's bruce gordon is in his hometown of bethlehem. >> reporter: on gray and misty afternoonhey came to pay respects to concrete charlie. among the mourners marty he drove up from warrington bucks county to say goodbye. while wearing the jersey of his sports idol. >> just became my childhood hero. >> what was it about him that resonated with you? >> just the way he -- how ferocious he was on the field and he was just a good hearted guy off the field as well. >> reporter: bednarik was the classic hometown hero. he flu combat missions in world war ii. three time all america at penn. >> and then eight time all pro during the 14-year career with the eagles. he was a key contributor to 2nfl championships and enter the the pro football hall of fame in his first year of eligibility. >> blue collar guy. blue collar. perfect for the city of philadelphia. this area is pretty much blue collar and he was perfect. >> reporter: he retired in 1962 and so many in bethlehem remember him mostly as neighbor and a friend. >> if you were on the good side of him he liked you. if you were on the ot

fox 29's bruce gordon has more from hainesport. >> reporter: as fire investigators did you go through the wreckage of the 200-year-old former quaker meeting house at the center of easton church campus members arrived one by one and in couples to get a look at the charred building and to pay their respects. >> what went through your mind as you saw it first hand? >> vietnam devastation. i'm a veteran so that was my first thought. been through something like this before. >> reporter: easton's worship pastor shot this footage. he lives in the parsonage next door and says he noticed a smell of smoke around 3am. before the fire could be extinguish the meeting house and several pastor's offices were gutted. adjoining building sustained smoke and water damage. church members both current and former seemed to look past the charred exteriors to remember what had happened inside these buildings. >> i have three little girls and we -- nursery used to be down underneath this building and my little girl down in the nursery. >> a lot of my family members are here. as long as our spiritual journey j

in the view of men like john brown gordon, radical republicans broke that promise by affording civil rights tax slaves and white southerners in turn fulfill the promise when they redeemed the region from northern misrule. as john brown gordon put it in testimony before congressional committee in 1871, grant and the union army had been deferential to the confederates at appomattox promising we should not be disturbed so long as we obey the laws. a radicals have broken a promise by telling confederates your former slaves are better fitted to administer the laws than you are. gordon's message was clear -- the peace was to leave the white south alone to manage its own affairs. in short, for african-americans no less than for whites appomattox came to represent a lost promise, a betrayal of the promise of freedom. a betrayal both by those whites who rejected black citizenship and by those who gave up the fight for it. however compelling and comforting the image of a surrender is a gentleman's agreement may be, it doesn't begin to capture this complex legacy of appomattox. deep into the 19

gordon which i never had seen that phrase before. that's an actual phrasing there. but you said it was too free. >> well you had a combination -- >> as he would say moron managers and too much money going into an industry that doesn't make sense. >> there's how the index is. >> everything on that chart is almost irrelevant except for lit really the last year. >> if you add up every year that american has been in business they've lot money. >> right. >> for 20 years a zero return on investment. margins were zero. now, they're double digits. and now people want to come in and say the profits aren't fair for you. >> nobody is saying the profits aren't fair. >> how much more competitive when prices are down 50% over 30 years, what caused that? >> listen everyone deserves some return on invested capital. boeing makes a lot of money. airlines themselves should make money. they haven't. from stability in management and volume, they've decided to make some spoken.money. so they control the supply so they don't have to cut prices. >> that's exactly what you're talking about.

what he was agrade nick gordon might do, now on "extra." >>> hyperventilating. >> i thought he could be dead in a matter of days. >> try to get yourself cleaned up. >> the nick gordon interview everyone is waiting for. it was even worse off camera. >> he was high as a kite. >> dr. phil on the moments you won't see. >> bachelor chris and his new fiancee whitney. >> let's see the ring. >> their first interview after the proposer proposal. >> are we talking about kids already. >> nick versus mariah. is their divorce turning ugly. >> one is suing the over over a sneaky $9 million deal. >> "house of cards" star robin wright in the new vanity fair and. >> the real reason she cut off her hair for the she. >> chop it off. >> plus the queen of england. >> it is a fun, sexy ride. >> now on "extra" from universal studios, hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >> hey everybody, welcome to

chris gordon news4. jool it will loudoun county sheriff calls it an unprecedented move.ing guard will stand duty outside creighton's corner elementary starting next tuesday. this decision breaks protocol because crossing guards with usually hired at schools only after the property is turned over the vdot and the crosswalks are painted but the sheriff says this temporary fix should ease the fears of parents until a permanent solution comes about. >>> the skies are turning dark and the wind is whipping out there, doug. >> we've seen those winds upwards of 40 maybe up to 50 miles an hour later today. the weather service has issued a wind advisory. we'll get to that in a second. outside, plenty of sunshine today, a high of 73 beautiful weather, but now we've got the clouds the rain was out there a little bit earlier. temperatures down a little bit, right now at 70. we'll continue to drop through the 60s by around 9:00 and by around 11:00, down to about 59. mild but rather breezy. 62 in rockville, 59 gaithersburg 68 ft. belvoir and right now camp springs and huntingtown comin

gordon's suit is able to handle actual combat. >> of course we had to have gordon here this morning take. zoom out see this suit! >> so you made this yourself. >> did i. >> how long did it snake. >> five machines no in prototyping. >> are you a big batman fan? >> of covers. >> why did you do this? >> mostly it was a personal interest project. it was something extra curricular in addition to my design portfolio, and expand my skill celts i wasn't familiar with suing and through the prototype process i learned a lot more about sewing, so i feel more comfortable in that aspect, so i can apply it to design in my curriculum. >> what's your kuk i can almost? >> industrial designer. >> so big deal. >> so industrial design encompasses what fields? >> product development research and development product design, so it is -- you can go a loft different place was it, if you get an industrial design agree, and then you basically take it, do you whatever you want with it. >> which is fun. and do you want to parley this eventually into working in hollywood? what's your goal? >> that could be cool. real

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