. ♪ if i had a hammer, i'd hammer the in the morning ♪ ♪ i'd hammer in the evening all over this landut a warning ♪ ♪ i'd hammer out love between my brothers and my sisters ♪ ♪ all over this land >> momentum for the march began slowly. by 11:30 a.m., a mounting tide of children, students, parents, grandparents, placards and banners held aloft were walking down the wide avenue named in honor of the constitution of the country. no attempt was made or thought given to strict lines of marching. the mood of the day was serious but relaxed. 200,000 strong they marched in the largest demonstration for civil rights in the history of the united states. catholics, protestants, and jews. the humble and the famous. westerners, northerners, and southerners. across section of the 50 states were represented as they progressed along the avenue. loosely grouped together by states or organizations or bus loads. some arrived by roller skates. some by train and plane. some drove private automobiles 30, 50 miles. all now walk to the memorial site preserved in honor of abraham lincoln. they walked to expre

you stay over there, i've got a hammer.ew seconds later they make their way out the door. >> you notice they started to scurry and they got confused. they thought he was going to run away. >> you wonder if after 25 years he got a little complacent? >> they came through the door the second he's emptying that cash machine. they knew his schedule is what i'm thinking. >> i wish he'd lock the door. >> the guys got away with $825. he ended up with a swollen and bruised arm. they were the ones that looked scared, not him. wales, similar situation here. a guy has a hoodie up, hammer in hand. puts a bag on the desk and says give me your money. hammers, great for nails, this guy is about to get screwed. because the person behind the counter, sees an opportunity. >> oh! >> nice. >> she's like, no, no. >> that's naomi price, she saw the opportunity, he was distracted and it's all it took for her to snatch that 18-year-old away. that 18-year-old was caught up with, he had taken drug and anti-depressants and said voices in his head told

. >> jimmy: did you steal a hammer, at least? take a hammer home?er ] >> jimmy: a few. how many hammers do you have? >> about five. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: five hammers. >> one's in the toilet. at one house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in the toilet? >> next to the toilet, if you need some assistance. >> jimmy: it's like a toilet paper holder, a very expensive -- >> it is now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is it really -- really in your bathroom? >> yeah, one of them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that means you have too many of them, i think. >> too many bathrooms or hammers? >> jimmy: too many hammers. you don't have enough bathrooms or too many hammers. fy went in your bathroom and saw the hammer, i don't think i'd ever come out. [ laughter ] i really don't. >> no, often people stay in there a little longer, i think because of the hammer. >> jimmy: yeah. >> or -- i don't know. [ laughter ] maybe the food was giving them problems or something. >> jimmy: your kids play with and it want to throw it around? >> it's pretty heavy. one of my sons in particular, he's a beef

we'll be right back with armie hammer!nd applause ] ♪ i've been a lot of things over the years. your blind spot... your loose satellite dish... the literal deer in the headlights. but it's a new year and i'm making a resolution. no more mayhem. this year i'm everything that helps keep you safe. like the fuzzy, yellow tennis ball dangling from a string. helping make sure you pull the car in far enough... but not too far. ♪ something inside me has always been there... but now it's awake. ♪ the force is yours. the last jedi ar stickers only on the google pixel camera. ♪ making a target run after cli need vitamins. inhale... i'm out of yogurt! i need protein powder. i'll drive. i need ice cream! get low prices, today and every day. target run & done. >> jimmy: hi there. welcome back to the show. tonight from the critically acclaimed movie "mudbound," you know him from many other films too, jason clarke is here. then, their album is called "nÜ religion -- hyena," they from the mercedes-benz stage. this is a

let's assume the president is a hammer. what's the old saying about a hammer? hammer sees everything. >> i think there's plenty. >> as a nail. a hammer sees everything as a nail. how does that serve you well as president of the united states? there's so many big things for him to take on that he could talk about, that he could come on and talk on this show to the exclusion of all the things that he doesn't like. never talk about the book. never talk about the 25th amendment, hillary clinton or the russian investigation. there's so much he could talk about but he chooses not to. the snapshots of his own mind, only two have to do with other things for people in america. is that a good balance. >> i believe the president and the white house and all republicans should be talking about the successes of 2017. i think the president as the hammer really nailed it with the tax cuts. i think the tax cuts are going to reveal what the democrats, not one of whom voted for the tax cuts, are truly about. keeping money with the government and not the people of america. and the

donald trump getting tough on illegal immigration, dropping a hammer. most recent one landed in our area. but first, we want to check in with our reporter with story of a new york state senator accused of sexual assault. john? reporter: me too allegations have resulted in firing resignation and apologies, but constituent senator jeff klein denies sexual assault allegations that are placed before him by a former staf sta. allegedly took place in 2015, a woman, erika, claims that klein forcibly kissed her, quote is, shoved his tongue down her throat. and she pushed him off, and told her friends about it, she resigned, and did not file a claim at the time. because she said she fell ashamed. what is going to happen next? klein said during a conference call with reporters, he is not going to resign. and some are calling for an ethics investigation, governor cuomo said he supports that. bill: his girlfriend, was senator diane who was there at the time? >> she said she supports him on a conference call yesterday, she said she was there and saw no wrong doing,

they are coming to the hammer. they are the ones who run america's got talent. they use drones and 3-d and projections. it is quite exciting. i want to emphasize there are tickets available and it is tomorrow night at 7:00 pm at the hammer theater. >> i love live theater. i go for the human emotion. how does this compare or contrast with what most of us think of as live theater? >> this is a unique series. it is a blend of art and technology. the artistry of whatever group and technology together. this is evoking you know, san jose is the center of silicon valley so this is very specific to our unique part of the country. >> well, because we are where we are are you getting a good reception for this?>> yes, excellent. tickets are selling. we do have a few left. >> when it comes to arts and humanities do you think there is more increasing attention from artists trying to integrate technology? because at home we use it every day so why not bring it?>> yes and no. look at the opera. in san francisco that his peer artistry and the only technology they use is super t

him hammering down an ace to regain the lead ? by him hammering down an ace to regain the lead?y no means finished, marin cilic had fighting spirit. but this was to be roger federer‘s day. the first man to win 20 grand slams and a sixth australian open. of course, winning is an absolute dream come true. the fairytale continues for us, for me. after the great tia had last year, it is incredible. emotion is running high, 20 already — how many more can he win? the former australian open finalist john lloyd spoke to my colleague john watson earlier. he believes despite federer being 36, he has it in him to win more titles. he is really a freak of nature. i mean that in a nice way. he is actually moving better now than he was in his 20s, and his 36. i don't understand it and i do not think anybody does. and his hungerfor the game is still there. it is extraordinary to watch. every time i watch him play, i think we are so lucky to have him in our time span, because he is beyond belief. will we see him win more? absolutely. this year, certainly. how long he can remain motivated is anyb

you stay over there, i've got a hammer. a few seconds later they make their way out the door. >> you notice they started to scurry and they got confused. they thought he was going to run away. >> you wonder if after 25 years

after a few rows of knots have been tied, they are bounded together with this hammer.hildren's tiny hands tie the smallest knots of the most delicate designs, although employment of children is discouraged by new labor laws. as modern industry like this textile mill comes, mill workers face the problems of adjustment to the machine age. the capital of the province of pars suggests the beauty of the city, whose history is full of astronomers, philosophers, and poets. the climate is agreeable here. oranges grow near reflecting pools in which muslim poets saw the tranquility they sought in their faith. this monument honors the most beloved poet who wrote cody of -- who wrote poetry of such beauty that it is the basis of the persian language. the people are among the most progressive in iran. behind the caravan rises their modern grain elevator. they've built a fine technical school where young men are learning to use machine tools. they point with special pride to the rapidly expanding medical school in which young people are being trained to fill the shortage of doctors.

hammer. >> all right. right, we're giddy about the warm weather. >> excited for the warmup coming our way. it will come with some rain. temperatures warming up today headed for the mid-50's mild for this time of year. temperatures already at 41 degrees. average high is 43. that gives you an idea we'll be well above average today. plenty of afternoon cloud cover with some late day showers, late afternoon into the evening, some scattered showers about. not a washout today but needed rain will come our way as we head into tomorrow's morning could be soggy. then a break in the afternoon. another round of rain that could possibly switch over to a mix by the the end of saturday morning. little east wind trying to hold the warm air out for a little bit. look at the warmup out to the west. cincinnati at 58 degrees. 57 at nashville. little rock 58. so the warm air is coming our way and then unfortunately it's going to leave us. second half of the weekend. lincoln nebraska 17 degrees. that cold is going to come our

she shows us where she's hammered in one wall where she's heard tommy crying. she also says firefighters came with special equipment to search in the walls and vents but detected nothing. >> we don't find help riata were to rescue tommy, he's going to be with a freezing cold, you know, weather and i can't imagine there's too many mouses -- mice left in the

timothy shalimay and army hammer talk about love and life. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome to the program. >>> donald trump meets with his national security team to strategize on the challenging year ahead, dealing with north korea as a fledgling nuclear power and whether or not to keep the iran nuclear deal alive. this as the white house announced the president will attend the annual policy wonk top in davos, switzerland. sources describing it as an american vindication tour. robin wright has wintnessed the tension firsthand. her latest piece for the "new yorker" is called "iran in turmoil to trump's delight." and daniel was a foreign policy adviser to hillary clinton's campaign, he's executive editor of foreign affairs. welcome to both of you. it couldn't be more scary. what do you think we should be looking at. we mentioned north korea and iran. rea and zoom out from trump. trump's policy with north korea has been sound and fury than fire and furimey menfury. but the next year will put to the tesest a stated policy of three or four american administrations which

stick to armand hammer boulevard instead.tions on i-495 in both directions reduced to 55 miles an hour. no one told him. 58. but other than that you're moving okay. in mount laurel, water main repairs going on. you know they've been doing that everywhere, right. we still have these water main breaks and hartford road still closed near sixth avenue, tam. >> thank you, karen. retailer h and m is apologizing for running a product photo some deemed racist. it features a young black boy in a hoodie with the words coolest monkey in the jungle on the front. the company removed the photo from its web site after hundreds of social media users called it racist. pop star the weekend has ended his affiliation with the brand over the sweatshirt. h and m issued an apology saying it did not mean to offend. >> in our first look at business, more signs that point to a growing economy to be paid for in the future, though. figures just out show americans added $28 billion in debt borrowing for the month of november was up 8.8 percent, outstandi

to that extra vote that the social democrats want they also want to revisit key issues that were hammered out in the policeman area agreement merkel's conservatives say that they won't budge is there any sign that the parties might be willing to compromise how difficult is this going to be. there are three issues on which the social democrats want further concessions one issue concerns health insurance here in germany which is divided basically between people who pay for it out of their own pocket and people who have a state assisted or a state health insurance and there seems to be some preparedness on the part of the conservatives has to make concessions on that issue the second issue concerns temporary contracts in germany these are very widespread especially among young people and the idea from the part of the social democrats would be that these kind of context should be restricted quite strongly and the third issue concerns migrants the number of migrants coming into germany and whether or not they are allowed to bring their families once they have been approved to stay here in germ

hammer, side to side. it is so rough on your bobby donnelly get out of the bottom and gunaratne can your back and neck and body is hurting and you have taken bumps and bruises. it is not enjoyable that way at all. the fear on the start line to the bars at the bottom is like, the whole experience of it is such an adrenaline packed thing. only such an adrenaline packed thing. o nly afterwards such an adrenaline packed thing. only afterwards did they tell me the back of the four man sled is the worst for vibrations so spare a thought for all of the brake men and women. i‘ve neverfelt anything quite as violent as that. and never before have i been in such need of a good old hot chilli as the team prepared to move on and do it all again. but it was disappointment for the british women today at the final world cup event before next month‘s winter olympics. a mistake in heat one saw british duo mica mcneill and montell douglas nearly come out of their sled, but thanks to some impressive driving the pair narrowly

a government since the second world war so they want to get down to the nitty gritty they want to hammer out an agreement and it's likely that this will happen within the next couple of weeks ok there's a pretty optimistic assessment there you know many social democrats are unhappy with the current basis for these talks and we also have the conservatives saying they're not going to budge on any key issues now how much room considering that is there for compromise. well that's correct yes the social democrats are still somewhat reticent about this whole process they have put forward three further demands that they want to bring into this negotiation these include issues such as medical aid in germany issues of temporary employment in germany and also of course the thorny question of migrants that are coming into germany but on most of these issues there has been some signals from the conservative side that there is still room for concession room for maneuver and both parties both the conservatives and the social democrats really are very much invested in this process they're very interest

>>us i haven't with a hammer. >> sean: use a sledge hammer or a golf club?dropped it in a pool. >> sean: in a watch? >> i dropped it in a swimming pool. >> i can't for the life of me understand why a relatively smart people like austan don't get it, these fbi agents at the senior level were involved. this is so obvious, austan has got an advanced degree from college and he can't admit this. sean, one quick then, i knowhe where austan will go, what, these fbi guys had bad political opinions and they made stupid texts, that is not the point. these were the people intimately exonerationthe letter changing the language to exonerate hillary clinton from a federal crime. >> sean: they did that way before they ever talk to her or the witnesses. everybody in law enforcement, dan, you were in law enforcement, you always write the exoneration just in case, months before the investigate. >> no, only when you are so politically biased that you want the outcome in advance. this was ridiculous. >> sean: you are fine withau this, austan? >> it's not that i'm fine with it.

the media hammering president trump's position. navy rear admiral hammering him over his health. this as the mainstream media continues to push the narrative that the president is mentally unfit for office. >> does the president wear dentures. are you ruling out early onset alzheimer's? >> is there anything you are keeping from us for privacy reasons? >> his weight is 239, just shy of obesity. >> where the president appeared to slur his words while giving an address, did you look into what the cause of that might have been? charles: dr. jackson just kept doubling and tripling down on the fact that in trump is in excellent health. joining me. tammy bruce, and stephanie, let me start with you. the one-star admiral. i have got to tell you, they seemed so dejected that apparently mr. trump is in amazing physical condition and has all his mental faculties. >> it was absurd what the reporters were asking. they would never have asked president 44 these questions. we know he minneapolis excellent health. he needs to lose a few pounds. they want him to lose between 10-15 pounds. mr. trump

going nuclear, that's what the president wants to do to in the senate as they try to hammer out a deal in congress. >>> street fight. women across the nation gathering in sin city. the big names joining them and what they are putting their focus on to change national politics. >>> closed for business. from beloved national parks to health care, a look at the chaos across america right now because of the shutdown. >> trump never misses a chance to blame a minority. >> getting the last laugh. tough words from "saturday night live's" weekend update team. what they meant by that and what we can take from the administration one year in office. we start the hour with kelly o'donnell who joins me from the white house. for the latest, this was an agenda published late last night with nothing on it. what do we know about what's happening inside the building behind you? >> talking with officials here, they are saying lots of calls are being made trying to bridge the divide, figure out a way to pull the two sides together and so i'm told that there is a mood here at the white house of being hopef

the same principle if you take the hammer keep the back of the and loose with the lack of nice and flaton the right in the middle and that's the most important part and the rest is easy ok i scuffled best as i get the picture. yeah it's all right. it's harder than it looks. here's another classic bumper cars these small electric cars aren't easy to steer but there are lots of fun even or maybe specially when you crash bumper cars have stay true to their roots not like other fun rights which keep getting higher and faster but they're very popular. to dispute family has operated these bumper cars at the october fest for years. and this is mr distel do you remember your first october first from within the iraqi or yeah my my first october first i was just a kid we loved it but it was quieter than not as wild and. because it is not the console take disability it's just. monaca bumper cars have been around for about one hundred years so why are they still popular. gaddis in some pop it's not the whole there are a few things that make bumper cars special sit the first of all you're driving yo

out try to hammer out a deal on daca, the border wall, immigration and this whole mess we have, then yet and democrats already threatening a government shutdown. >> there should be border security, real border security and help for the dreamers. what they want to do is take 800,000 dreamers, kept them. democrats have to hold the line. rob: what do people defending the border think, the people who have to keep this under control? brandon judd is president of the national border patrol council and he is speaking at the homeland security hearing and joins us live, thanks for coming on this morning. >> appreciate you having me. >> we have got these issues, daca has bipartisan support, to extend daca and give them the right to stay, kids brought here as children, they didn't know better. my question to you is the wall, the big thing is this wall. are republicans going to fight as hard as the president to get this border wall with mexico? >> to this point happened. we hope to see a switch. republicans have got to get behind the president and the public to support them, ultimately the repu

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well britain really have to hammer out in the next months and two thousand and eighteen is crucial rian these bricks and to have to hammer out a transition agreement and also the future relationship between the u.k. and the e.u. and there really is not much time we've had we've seen that the fast phase was already really really difficult. to negotiate and now it's really crunch time for the u.k. so they would wish that this can go as smoothly as possible given the circumstances and that would mean that it german government has to be a strong player so it would be really important for the u.k. that would wish that there was a strong german government in place all right so time is ticking and as we heard barbara saying we're all waiting with bated breath thank you to all of you michelle in berlin barbara vale of brussels lisa lewis in paris and in london good to talk to you. all right moving on to some other news now to the caribbean where a tsunami threat has been lifted after a seven point six magnitude earthquake shook the area on tuesday night the tremor struck in the sea near the nor

this bipartisan meeting that kept taking place within susan collins' office, trying to hammer something out. is the white house just unaware at this point of the role it will be playing in this conversation going forward? is this an example of the white house trying to reinsert itself into this conversation? >> you know, the white house but particularly donald trump has been so useless in this entire process. i mean he needs to stop moving the goal post and just learn to take yes for an answer. i mean he fashions himself this, you know, complete deal-maker. he's been a deal-breaker through this entire process. first we had the chuck and nancy deal that, you know, was in september, and he said, okay, the wall will come later. then he said, no, i want my wall. then the democrats said, okay, you can have the wall. then he said that's not good enough. then he said bring be a bipartisan deal. i'll sign it. i'll take the heat. they brought him a bipartisan deal, and he said no to it. so right now there are actually bipartisan bills in the legislature that -- in the congress that could pass if

have you ever busted a mobile device with a hammer. >> i busted a mobile device but not with a hammer sean: a sledgehammer? >> i dropped it in the pool. >> sean: in a what? >> in a pool and wrecked it. >> sean: on purpose, yeah. >> i can't understand why relatively smart people like austin cannot just come clean and admit it's a disaster, the trump team was spied on and covered it and they senior level was involved. it's so obvious. austin has an advanced degree from college and can't admit this? i know where austin's going to go with this, the fbi guys had stupid texts. that's not the point. these are the people involved in the exoneration letter exonerating hillary clinton from a crime -- >> sean: before they even taufkd talked to her. people in law enforcement always write exonerations before they find it months before they investigate. >> only when you're so politically biassed you want the outcome in advance. >> sean: you're fine with this, austin? you're cool with it? >> i'm not fine with it. mueller say career and life time republican. these are good law enforcement officers co

how about operation hammer of the gods? i forget. which one is hammer of the gods? we hide behind the dumpsters in the parking lot and ambush people when they come to pee. no go. the dumpsters are deep in astronomy department territory.

glued to hammer on a nail. first arrange the corks in your photo. sorry used rose for a total of sixty. it's easier to arrange the rows at the same size. once you've filled the frame with you can take out a few paint them. sorry used three different colors. while the painted corks dry the other corks in the frame with the hot glue. painted corks have also dried fill the gaps in the frame by mounting them using the . hammer a nail in the wall and hang your finished bulletin board on it and things on it as you like. if you. the birds were brought in and saved you can use other frames that fits let's say. interior design at its best and check out our you tube channel interior design stunning design ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on home decoration we'll take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out see you on you tube. europe is famous for its stunning mountain landscapes but as you'll see in this next report you don't have to go to the alps or e

, trying to hammer out a budget agreement. how do you want to see them approaching this man you called a racist? >> as i indicated earlier i worked at the police department for 27 years, served as police chief. he or she would have been fired. if they were racist or they had the appearance of being a racist, perception is reality. both are a problem. with that being said, here we are in about less than a week we need to -- we do not want to shut the government down. we have 800,000 children out there who are depen dedent on uo come up with legislation that protects them. i believe they are priority. i believe we have the obligation to continue to work for a deal to protect those 800,000 children who are depennidid he understanding on us. i'm hopeful my president and other colleagues will come up with meaningful legislation that will protect the daca kids. >> are you willing to shut the government down if the president doesn't sign onto some deal on dreamers? we're talking about saturday or friday night at midnight. >> i'm not

lawmakers worked late into the night to hammer out a deal but came up empty handed. >> a key test comes later today as the senate is o voting on a short fix to fix things before a few weeks. arlet -- >> about 800,000 furloughed federal workers are waking up this monday morning to a closed government feeling the first major impact of this shutdown. the government shutdown heads into day three and congress is still at a standoff. >> let's stop bringing it to the brink and victimizing the american people and get back to work on their behalf. >> democrats objected to a late-night vote on a plan to reopen the government. >> these talks will continue. but we have yet to reach an agreement on a path forward that would be acceptable for both sides. >> bipartisan lawmakers huddled throughout the weekend to hammer out a deal. the latest plan, a short-term fix funding the government through february 8th with a promise to deal with immigration. but democrats insist a funding deal much protect the so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. those brought to the u.s. as children. sources tell abc news that potential ag

bureau on saturday saying, give me a hammer and nails. i will build that wall myself. >> right.s not character pies as support for the wall. i don't know any democrat who supports this wall and most republicans don't support it. what we do need to do is to protect 800,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers who were brought to this country through no fault of their own, to sit down and have a discussion and a comprehensive compromise that the president had sign into law. if that ultimately includes some version of a wall, then if it is the bipartisan will to do that, then that is something that should be considered. but i'm not going to cherry pick every part of what could be considered to reach a deal to protect our d.r.e.a.m.ers. i want to make sure that we're sitting down together and talking about achieving that and thus far the republicans on the house side in particular have been unwilling to do that. >> sure. well, 87% of the country agrees with you on the d.r.e.a.m.ers so there's that. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, one of the land marks that has defied the shutdown by staying open. we'll

they're trying to hammer out the details. we've heard from the foreign minister they may potential lift sanctions temporarily to make sure they can come here. presumably that is for the reason they were considering sending a cruise ship to bring the delegations down where they could also accommodate them. but of course that is against sanctions because any ship that has been in north korea a not allowed to dock in south korea. we know just half an hour ago another round of talks finished. they were trying to hammer out a joint statement so we could well hear something quite shortly. we also know they reopened a military communication channel which the south koreans had wanted military talks to make sure there could be no m miscalculation which could lead to conflict in the future and the south korean as pushing to have family reunions, families which have been split from the korean war back in 1950 not being able to see each other. they want reunions of those. it seems like a lot has been decided today and seems fairly positi

of the odor -- hammers or the odor of paint. show thats washington's philadelphia years were a source of inspiration for back one -- let me go more -- that is the new room that susan mentioned. there is the chintz room. and this is the blue bedroom. they were a source of inspiration of materials. interpretation of the mansion focuses on this well-documented period at the end of washington's life, mount vernon was a living place during the 18th century, changing over more than 40 years of washington's residency. we want not only to understand what the place looked like in 1799. we want to decipher the earlier periods, to understand how it looked, when and why. much ink has expended in identifying sources of influence on the architecture of mount vernon. obvious early connections were made to the pattern sources used by craftsmen to embellish their homes. architectural historians have also belabored connections between mount vernon and architects of the day. inspiration taken from buildings that stood along the routes that young w

. >>> and we'll talk about the storm that continues to hammer parts of the bay area. mike, it is moving away, but not gone yet. >> not gone yet, but downgraded from a 3 to a 2. and why after 8:00, it will be downgraded to a 1. here is a look at the exploratorium camera back in san francisco where we had our 16th wettest day ever. yesterday more than 3 inches of rain. so definitely going to find some puddles around san francisco this morning. the highlight for today, rain then becoming showers and a little breezy this afternoon. more so than yesterday afternoon. clouds will open up briefly tonight and allow some dense fog to form. and then we'll have a dry and warm weekend ahead. here is a look at some of the showers that are still out there. and places like the marine head lands and up toward dylan beach. and coming up from the south from hollister, gilroy, morgan hill, another batch of showers that will be rolling over the south bay over the next hour or so. big picture shows see that curl right there? that is the center of the energy and it is well to our south. but

a son allegedly uses a hammer and knife to murder his mother. why it took police days to discover the crime. >> i just signed a warrant -- >>> learning his fate. gymnasts call for change after a former doctor learns has sentence for sexually abusing dod dozens of girls. >>> and all new, he's one of new england's top players. right now, not taking the practice field. the pats jury that could give the eagles the super bowl boost. it >>> about 20 minutes before 5:00 a.m. on your thursday. we have a closure following a crash in delaware. this is in claymont delaware. it faffects traffic on 495 southbound. the stretch of road is closed from exits 5 to exit 4. exit 5 is philadelphia pike. exit 4 is edgemore road, if you know it locally. i'll let you know when the scene clears. we also are following a closure because of construction this morning on 76 eastbound for drivers going between the vine street expressway and south street. you'll have to exit at 30th street just to get around this construction out there. it should lift around 5:00 a.m., in abou

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