harold: i was civilian. so i'm going to advance the slides here so that we get to see -- of course, the main thing they do in terms of their image, whether it's a conscious effort to look more ferocious or adult or simply the lack of opportunity to shave, is that they become their iconic selves by growing beards. and did we get to how grant gets -- i don't think we got to how grant gets in the army. we had lee pacing or not pacing but give us a few seconds on how grant -- as you pointed out a minute ago, he's not doing well, he's working in a tanning factory that his father owns with his younger brother as his boss. could not have been fun. the tanning factory was not fun on its own. it's pretty hideous to the senses. how does he get into the army? how does he do it and gets to be an officer right away? john: it was very difficult for grant to even get in the army. the famous story, which is true is, he was asked to lead a meeting in galena where he lived simply because he was a west pointer and they looked

harold: i was civilian. to advance the slides here so that we get to see -- of course, the main thing terms of their image, whether it's a conscious effort ferocious or adult or simply the lack of thattunity to shave, is they become their iconic selves beards.ng and did we get to how grant we got todon't think how grant gets in the army. we had lee pacing or not pacing seconds on howew grant -- as you pointed out a minute ago, he's not doing well, working in a tanning factory that his father owns brother as hisr boss. could not have been fun. the tanning factory was not fun on its own. pretty hideous to the senses. how does he get into the army? gets to be do it and an officer >> it was very difficult for grants to even get into the army. the famous story, which is true, he was asked to leave a meeting where he lived simply because he was from west point. he did not see any more west pointers. they formed a company. he said, i'm not going to take command of a company, i should have at least a regimen. he goe

harold coons is an anchor, in oklahoma city. i know him personally. he is a life long eagles fan, dude bleed green. he was on the air when birds won it all, and then this happened. >> here's sports with harold coons. >> the eagles won it, yes. yes. yes. >> oh, man. >> oh, harold. >> that is fantastic. >> i feel you, man. >> his daddies from camden. >> that is great. >> real tough. >> remind people when you are walking out to the studio you might get a glance, you do not know until they put the score up, wow. >> exactly. >> yes. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back on the 10 on the cw fill a and back here at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news" tonight a rook it launch makes history and paves way for the future of space travel , the latest, from the scene, from new york, here now is jeff glor, thanks for watching, family, i can get over harold, that was great. we will see you tonight, take care. captioning sponsored by cbs >> three, two, one... >> glor: the most powerful rocket in the world puts the first car in orbit. the star o

harold, harold, they say no cheering in the press x, but harold can cheer all he wants.the beginning of the celebration on thursday nearly 1 million eagles fans lined the streets of philadelphia for a hero's parade. the s green eventually gathered around the rocky steps in philadelphia park. pro bowl player jason kelce dressed in i'm not sure went full professional wrestler ins . >> hungry dogs the .more. that's why we're up here today. that's why first team in eagles history to hold that trophy! >> you got to lov this team. the fans were going crazy. they were eating it >> that's>> i still don't get t. >> i >>y was national signing day when bestigh school football players announced where they'll play college ball. onalt.crazy televise say pease two choices, alabama or tennessee well, her went a third route and she was not having it. m grabbed her bag and walks outroson. she did return eventually to sign her son's letter. look at her geter bag. she walks right camera. it became a viral star. jacob wrote on twitter what my mama did today washilarious, if you knew her per

harold, thanks for your leadership and friend, also. over 30 years of service to law enforcement. we appreciate that and to the people of texas. somebody said you have the smallest county in texas, it's probably bigger than new hampshire, i don't know what they have in texas. [laughter] ttorney general sessions: also recognize james champagne of louisiana, harold's predecessor. i would like to acknowledge with great sadness we lost two police officers this weekend. i know you saw that. morelli and ony eric of westerville, ohio, shot to death around noon time saturday responding to a call for elp. that is what you do, that is what your deputies do every day. they are out there responding, trying to help people, and they are at risk every day. the american people i think know that, and the need to be respected for that. i want to join with president trump and offering my condolences to their families at this difficult time. it is an honor for me to be with you. this association is one of the biggest law enforcement groups in america, more than 20,000, 75 years of history here. thank

harold: good afternoon. i am the vice-chairman of the lincoln forum and it is a pleasure to welcome to you what we think will be an illuminating and original session. a session devoted to private lives, not only the private life of the very public president of the united states during the civil war, but the most private lives of his soldiers as well. as our first speaker amusingly calls it, the remarkable nightlife of civil war americans. what he is describing in that subtitle is their dreams. not there conscious hopes, but their subconscious imaginings. and what they wrote home to describe in remembering what occurred during the precious hours during which the troops --aged to catch the rest their rest in tents or in the field, drifting into dreams that expressed longing for home, their parents, their sweethearts, siblings, children and others, as you will hear. it is like our surveys. the other is the most intriguing. we all know how much lincoln loved shakespeare, including "hamlet" and its most famous be

clarence: i met her when she was part of the harold washington ticket. in the 1980's. springfield.er in after the anita hill, clarence thomas hearings, she decided to run and it was historic. the first female senator from illinois and the first african-american female in the united states senate. when you asked us about senators, until then, alan dixon was another big figure back home who was able to juggle that local and national and everyone viewers, whenour you say al, it is al the pal because he got along. he had staffers who worked on the hill for years. he ran the base closure commission, the base realignment commission after that. when we talk about up and comers, the reason i did not mention tammy duckworth is because she has already up and come. i met her in 2005. dick durbin invited soldiers who were from illinois to be his guests at the state of the union . she was recovering from her wounds at walter reed. dick durbin did a little press availability before hand. i met her. god to evenh my come outside with the kind of wounds she had, we talked about the war

harold, we're happy for you and happy for everyone actually here in philadelphia., erin, for a huge parade in the city of philadelphia. on the day the eagles arrived home with the lombardi trophy, john clark takes a look back at the team's huge celebration in minnesota just 24 hours ago. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ >>> this is "sports desk" brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> marshall harris from nbc sports philadelphia. just 24 hours ago, the final seconds ran out in the super bowl, and the celebration was on. john clark gives us a look back at a night the eagles and their fans will never forget. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: philly, it finally happened. 57 years since the last nfl title, third longest drought in the nfl. philly's got a super bowl. >> we won the super bowl. >> yes, we did. >> yes, we did. ♪ >> it's not about how hard you can hit, it's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving fo

harold, harold, they say no cheering in the press box, but harold can cheer all he wants.the beginning of the celebration on thursday nearly 1 million eagles fans lined the streets of philadelphia for a hero's parade. the scene of green eventually gathered around the rocky steps in philadelphia park. pro bowl player jason kelce dressed in i'm not sure went full professional wrestler in his fiery speech. >> hungry dogs run the best. everybody wanted more. that's why we're up here today. that's why we're the first team in eagles history to hold that trophy! >> you got to love this team. the fans were going crazy. they were eating it up. >> that's commitment. >> i still don't get the outfit but i'm going with it. >> i buy it. >> our final low comes from the world of football. wednesday was national signing day when the country's best high school football players announced where they'll play college ball. a big crazy televised thing. jacob copeland say star receiver from pensacola, florida. as he gets ready to make his announcement you see his mother on the left of screen wear

[laughter] >> we also have harold. i would also like to acknowledge that we lost two police officers this weekend. know you saw that, anthony morelli and eric jordan of westerville, ohio, shot to death around noon time saturday responding to a call for help. that is what you do, that is what your deputies do everyday. they are out there responding, trying to help people, and they are at risk every day. the american people i think know that, and the need to be respected for that. i want to join with president trump and offering my condolences to their families at this difficult time. it is an honor for me to be with you. this association is one of the biggest law enforcement groups in america, more than 20,000, 75 years of history here. thank you for what you do. i have heard how you have trained more than 1000 officers in using narcan, something we never thought about just a few years ago. an overdose reversal drug. you have donated thousands of not can kids across 21 different states and i am told you have already rev

if so, being an actor getting a security clearance, especially one who was in "harold and kumar." >>alled the sf-86. have you been fired from a job? >> seth: i have, sure. >> as have i. most actors have. so there's a part on the form. the point of the form is that -- by the way, you fill it out yourself. all of this nonsense, of like, "well, i was a billionaire so my assistant did it -- no. this form is so intimate that you need to actually spend the hours and hours to fill it out. it's really thick. so all these excuses they're making up of like, "we didn't know." no, you knew you lied on the form. >> seth: also, forms, you don't need to know, because the form has all the questions. >> right. >> seth: when people are like, "i didn't," it's the first form i filled out. >> right, right. >> seth: but did you answer the question on the form? >> you supply, correct. >> seth: yeah. >> so one of the questions is, "have you ever been fired from a job and why?" and so, of course, you answered everything honestly, so i said, "yes." and it says, "why were you fired if you were at fault?" i sai

i was running an errand and i wanted to go to harold's to get a corned beef sandwich. >> don't like harold's? >> never been. >> i was there and see an ad on a billboard for 2.75% if you want to go into a -- an interest-bearing account, a checking account. we're getting to the point -- >> that's a lot, actually. >> it's very high. we haven't seen those kind of numbers in a while. and we're getting to a world where we might see a 5% 30-year fixed mortgage. a lot of people think that's jarring, because you could get a mortgage for 3 and change a little while ago. but getting 2.75% in your savings account or paying 5 for a mortgage is not a world we haven't seen or even a crazy world. >> no, and by historic standards, those are extremely low rates. but we're coming off zero. so embedded in the financial markets first is a certain amount of leverage that's highly sensitive to moves and interest rates. and embedded in the real economy will be the sticker shock that you get from going from a 3% 30-year fixed rate mortgage to potentially a 5% mortgage. that will slow things down. plus, you have to r

philadelphia police say they arrested hassan harold for the crime.sterday police say they got a call about a nine-year-old awoken in the middle of the night to someone sexually assaulting her. she was taken to a hospital and is expected to be okay. tonight police have charged harold with rape and aggravated assault. >>> the search is an on for a driver who hit a woman with her car and took off. she was hit at the intersection of pulaski avenue and hunting park in nicetown. the woman was taken to a hospital for a broken arm. so far police have no description of the vehicle. >>> fbi officers in bensalem performing a mysterious investigation. investigator its spending their day in cedar court. you can see that many searching through a wooded area next to the highway with metal detectors. the fbi says that they were carrying out a court authorized law enforcement activity but wouldn't say what for. >>> scary moments early this morning for residents in the city's feltonville area. police say a gunman burst into two apartments on roosevelt boulevard. they

hire workers for its new warehouse in the american canyon, the chamber of commerce told the times harold newspaper that the discount furniture chain is looking to hire an additional 30 to 40 people. management positions have been filled at this point. but the warehouse jobs start at $16.50 with benefits. job fair from noon to 5:00 on broadway street right near highway 29. walk-ins are welcome. the distribution center serves ikea stores in california and pacific northwest, people can apply online and you can go to our website ktvu.com and click on web links. >>> 4:25, a dream vacation on a cruise ship turned into a nightmare for passengers because there were fights breaking out almost every day. witnesses say a disgruntled family traveling with 20 guests started trouble last week on a 10 day carnival cruise in the south pacific. one stepped on one of the family member's flip flops. well that lead to what passengers called chaos and anarchy on board. many people say they were scared to evenly their cabins. now this family in question was taken off the ship in australia yesterday by the pol

. >> let's go to harold in north carolina. a parent. harold you are on the air. go ahead. >> i think we made it get out of control. they can't get control of the magazines. too many guns out there. and trump even campaigned on the second amendment rights. he said maybe somebody will use this second amendment rights against hillary. i took it like a threat that he was saying maybe somebody ought to shoot hillary. nobody said anything. they let him get away with that. and they talked about security clearance in the white house. i don't even think he deserves security clearance. you have allegations of him messing with prostitutes. he admitted he tried to buy some women some furniture, a married women. >> okay, we'll leave it there only because we want to keep it to the topic of the shootings. you did bring up the security clearances that's a result of a couple of stories this morning. carol lee reporting about lack of officials with permanent security clearances. saying more than 130 political appointees working did not have security clearance as of november last y

even when the killjoy authority has always kept a watchful eye on things harold house fronts pictures show that there were loopholes in east germany spaces for petulant east germans to slip through. and even though some of his photographs became famous he hasn't become rich from the. poor heist so it's enough for me to live on i don't need five houses scattered around the world that's absurd. if you were one currently looking for a suitable studio apartment and it does fit into my marriage i'm happy we travel. it's enough and that's just fine but the focus of. the exhibition can be ordered as a series of posters many have already been sent abroad showing our old house phones take on a life in the former east germany to people around the globe. and at that our time is already up so thanks very much for watching hope you enjoy the show and until we meet again all the best from us in berlin. and by. the. next time on your own max for interior designer patrick chopin is playful and anything but boring. papered his house in the french city of leone in living color and personalized prints e

>> that's tulsa sports anchor harold cutts, he tells us he's been an eagles fan.id he couldn't watch the final seconds of the game and he had to go on set. >> i had no idea. there was no tv in our studio. everybody knew i was a nervous wreck. i went up there i didn't know, then you see the rest of the video. >> he said he's ecstatic for the birds in case you haven't noticed but he's not so thrilled that his reaction is now going viral. >> i could think of far worse things to go viral. >> yeah, a true fan, really emotional for a lot of people. >> well, how do you give a sports update on another network or channel or cable channel in the final seconds of the football game. you don't know what's going on. there's nothing you can possibly tell. and nobody would be watching anyway. >> that's true. no one saw it until it went viral. >> that's true. >> if you watched the game, nobody would have known. >> well, happy for here. happy reaction. >>> hey, listen, your reaction this morning to the weather should be to reach into your closet for a big coat. it's cold this morni

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. >> i used to hear them say that my great grandfather, harold rand, was run out of north carolina to mississippi because he had a black woman living with him and his wife, and he came to texas. soledad: here, lodi, texas. from old census records, ruby stein put together a family tree. william rand fathered seven children by his white wife sally and six children by his black mistress ann. court documents show the two families lived close to each other. while little information exists about ann's life, family members believe she was not a slave. ruby stein's research led to an even more surprising discovery, martha hicks, also william rand's great, great granddaughter and ruby stein's white cousin. martha: got a letter from this wonderful lady. ruby: i had said, "dear mrs. hicks," and i went on to tell her that i was the great, great granddaughter of william harrison rand and what did she really write me back. >> what'd she write? ruby: and she said, "now, we are cousins and you either call me martha or cousin martha." she won me over right there. [laughter] soledad: have you met your

>> that's tulsa sports anchor harold kuntz, he tells us he's been an eagles fan since 3 years old. father grew up in belmar, camden county. he said he couldn't watch the final seconds of the game because he had to go on set for a live sports update. >> i had no idea. there's no tv in our studio. i was completely left in the dark. everybody knew i was a nervous wreck at the time. when i went up there, and i saw that -- and then you see the rest of the video. >> kuntz said he's ecstatic for the birds in case you haven't noticed but he's not so thrilled that his reaction is now going viral. >> his reaction is so genuine. and there's so much emotion on sunday. and really leading into the week. >> people are still acting that way. >> yeah. >>> now, more of the stories we're following for you on "nbc 10 news today at 6:00 a.m." >>> parade of champions. eagles will take over broad street on thursday. we're helping you make your parade plans to witness history in person. >> patriots problems. new this morning, one of new england's star players returns home to find an intruder had been insi

harold hatahh.verything. longhorn steakhouse. but i recently bought jimmy dean stuffed hash browns.with delicious meat and cheeses. all of that crispy goodness has him seeing the day in a whole new light. jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. shine on. ♪ you don't even want to know protection detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> i'm taking my time for the next three or four years. [ applause ] >>> high school white receiver jalen copeland would have made others happy but not his mom. he announced he would play for the florida gators. his mom wearing an alabama sweater and university of tennessee hat stormed off after he picked florida. she came back, though, and gave her son a big hug. >>> there's some alarming new information about car accidents in the u.s. a new study finds that drowsy driving is causing many more crashes than previously thought. kris van cleave has the story very this dash cam video

>> harold barnett at the white house. thank you, harold. another dramatic week in washington so let's talk about all that with gabriel di benedet benedetti, national political reporter at politico. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the memo. the white house kriptcited secu concerns about this. the fbi had the same concerns about the republican memo, but the president rayagreed to rele that. how does the president escape this? >> he hasn't so far. the fbi and intelligence committee were vocally against releasing the republican one. i think what the white house is hoping for is that people essentially don't pay attention to this and focus on some other things over the next few days, but a lot of democrats have been talking about ways to release, scircumventing the white house. there are a lot of democratic members of the house intelligence committee who are trying to figure out if there's a way to read it into the house record or get around the president's objections. it does look politically motivated. >> democrats can't get

fukushima from happening twenty five years later but it did get the german government to finally act in harold a transition to renewables but what happened when the more recent admission scandal hit the government stood by the auto industry and no one's taking to the streets in protest despite all the dates attributed to the mighty comic it's the stats show and pollution is a factor in the deaths of over four hundred thousand europeans every year why is no one protesting here you have the world's top or a manufacturer v.w. along with so many others cheating on emissions tests for years just to get the cheap and dirty diesel run vehicles onto the roads with maximum profits and to trick motorists into thinking they driving something that's environmentally friendly the so-called defeat device is built into the engine so if we recorded artificially low levels under real conditions the vehicles that made up to forty times as much nitrogen oxide some of the german car giants were foolish enough to fund tests on animals and humans to try proving diesel exhaust is harmless. find big time the press is

rehabilitation services paired her with harold reynolds, an employment specialist with easter seals of birmingham, to prepare her for job interviews at the job fair. during the fair, caryn met and interviewed with staff from southern hospitality home health care of fultondale. within 48 hours she had completed a second follow-up interview. by the end of the week, she was employed full-time as a home health care aide. caryn, thank you for being with us tonight. thank you for being an example of the intrinsic value we all have, and for being a reminder that what we as public officials do affects the lives of real alabamians. please stand. [applause] thank you so much. for alabamians to have career opportunities, they must be prepared when the right job comes along. my education initiative, strong start, strong finish, does just that. we will bring on stakeholders to the table in order to improve the the education all the way from pre-k to the workforce. i instituted strong start, strong finish, because we must prepare our people for the jobs of today and for the jobs of tomorrow. by 2020

harold hatahh.verything. but i recently bought jimmy dean stuffed hash browns.h delicious meat and cheeses. all of that crispy goodness has him seeing the day in a whole new light. jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. shine on. >> runs north to south, right through the heart of the city. and it just so happens to wind up down by lincoln financial field. it may only be a hundred feet wide but we'll finds a way to make room. for everyone. >> sure sounds like an invitation to me. the eagles set that video on their facebook page for thursday's parade to celebrate our super bowl champions. the parade will start at 11:00 s morning with a press conference at 9:30. >> and put it on their tab. >> free beer, now that the eagles are super bowl champs after the victory bud light tweeted 25 bars along thursday parade route will offer flea bud light to pay tons, remember last summer lane johnson said woe give free beer to fans if the eagles won the super bowl. that's when bud light tweeted johnson saying let's make a bet. put it on, the party is on us, by winning it all, the birds

host: new jersey, harold. good morning. caller: i am a 95-year-old republican, a veteran of world war ii and in our division we had 9000 casualties. the people have said culture, of course it is the culture. why our young people killing each other? and why our young people killing themselves? they are killing themselves with drugs, with auto accidents, and we are not changing our culture. we have a culture of hate. it should be a culture of love. we should return to our founding documents of what those people did. they made great sacrifices to start this country. we do not honor george washington and our leaders, we do not follow their example. clearly what we should do is follow the golden rule, do unto others. i was in a war that never should have been fought. god has tried to stop every war. god is trying not to stop the war, god is love. god's name is love. america, return to the commandments. guest: well, thank you for your service. god bless you and god bless this great country and thank you for what you just said. i

jerome are looking down from heaven as is buddy ryan, as is jim johnson, and bedock and wilbert and haroldand herman edwards! i mean, this is history. >> michael quick. >> and michael quick is gonna be there. >> and mike and merrill, you know? i mean, merrill's an honorary player. >> this is for all of them. >> so we're gonna do it. here. >> i think it's 14-12, eagles. it's gonna be ugly, it's gonna be tight, but we are gonna win it. i don't see any other outcome that's even possible, and i love that they're keeping it loose this week, having some fun, then getting down to business and taking it seriously. they know how to do that evenly without it going too far. >> and taking all of their ministers with them, too. their priests, their pastors, all of that. they're leaving no stone unturned. >> all right, and i say we can do it. everybody want to do a little chant with me, "e-a-g"? all right, here we go. ready. >>> i'm nydia han with gray hall. we're following developing news from south car line a where at least two people are dead, following an amtrak train crash. >>> and fly, eagles fly,

into the climb that is a time where one of those found blades can often go off a look at aviation harold and this kind of thing is it happens almost every day where a plane gives the plant is in theory that it's a contained problem it's a sin are upon us of course trying for all the time they're prepared for on the planes are fully equipped to fly on one engine as was the last of course that found blade something a fuel line or a control line maybe hydraulics that's when you get the problems and maybe just maybe that's what's that's what's happened today thought he still don't know but there was another line wasn't there about play in the snow here i will just come back to moscow over to a better holiday but you've been here throughout the last week what's it been like i mean to put it into perspective statistically within two days the monthly allowance of snow with a monthly expected out of one hundred twenty percent occurred in about two to four days kevin the roads have been a nightmare the traffic flights been canceled as well but interestingly what the investigators say the mutual i

this year says he didn't actually go so we're going to harold's hands and this is. an extraordinary film twenty years in the making i'm joined now by bruno strange you know the man who spent more than two decades of his own life documenting cold case squad a commitment to how do we start well first of all it's not that i spent twenty years only during that one of a dozen babies that we started filming in one thousand nine hundred two all around the world and the way that it worked is that every year every couple of years it's a kind of around the world trip you know stop it is location for a few weeks on film and then go back home and then two years later do the same thing. and engage in character you know how to help but fall in love with and how did you choose the family well you can't refuse the babies because babies don't talk shows the parents and take his parents seem to be very much the model of. china's vision you know the one the want. living in a part of china seem to be really emblematic of china's new industrial revolution that we're gearing up at that t

. >> now, harold was from tulsa, oklahoma doing that sports cast as the final seconds ticked off, not in philadelphia. warriors get okc tonight. >> and the play of the day from college basketball, oklahoma and virginia in a big 12 matchup. defense to offense --- that's freshman sensation trae young with the ridiculous finish... young leads the nation in scoring and assists -- you can see why 's >> the sooners get the fast break, and that spin from the freshman young, leading the nation in assists. >>> all eyes are on the stock market this morning after the dow suffered its largest one- day drop in history. how financial experts say you should respond this morning. >> reporter: and san josi police are working multiple homicide investigations from overnight, including one at a car wash. we are gathering the details and we'll bring you the latest. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we

steve: hey, harold, if a friendly ghost lived in your house, name something nice it might do for you.

. >> now, harold was from tulsa, oklahoma, doing that sports cast as the final seconds ticked off theck. not clock. emotional day for everyone indeed. that parade is on thursday. warriors get okc tonight. >> today in college basketball, oklahoma taking on virginia in a big 12 matchup. freshman sensation trae young th the ridicul >> a little defense to offense, sooners in transition. that's a freshman trey young with a nice finish, young leading the nation in scoring and assists. he's drawing comparisons to steph curry. that's your play of the day. >>> 6:26 right now. we are minutes away from the markets opening up on wall street. we'll have a live report on the new numbers after a huge day of losses yesterday. plus, why calls are growing for one candidate to step out of the california governor's race. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by i

. >> so there aren't many reviews yet but we have one from the omaha world harold saying not a truly bad film, it's worse than bad, deadly boring. but helen mirren calls it a good film to watch alone at night in a darkened house at 2:00 in the morning. >> so she's basically collecting a check? >> we're still watching things alone at night. she knows her audience. thrille jason mumowau, he stars in "braven" as a man who brings his family to a remote cabin only to find a stash of heroin and that's with the trouble starts. >> daddy. >> charlotte, in the back of my truck. it's very important you don't answer this door unless it's for me, baby. we got to get charlotte out of here. >> take them all out. >> all right. so critics are less than impressed with "braven." cal droegen, by the way. >> kyle drogo. >> from "game of thros" of course. not one of momoa's better b movies but hopefully his last and stoically laughable. >> oh, it didn't look like it was comedy. >>> this morning on "abc news now" gun fire in a clasroom. >> two students shot and injured after a 12-year-old took a gun to sch

that is a guy named harold koontz, congratulations to him. -- the president expected to release democrat surveillance memo and the left already setting up a fallback pan. >> we want to make sure the white house does not redact a memo on political purposes, deep concern. >> the allocation is this is a track, is the left protecting something? the debate you don't want to miss. >> nacho average burritos, how far police say one woman went to hide drugs. >> while i was gone, on the super bowl trip, just got back. >> knew he was gone. robbed of a super bowl title, that is not all he lost over the weekends, brand-new 911 call moments after he realized his home had been ransacked. lose weight and keep it off. contrave is believed to work on two areas of the brain: your hunger center... i'm so hungry. (avo) and your reward system... ice cream. french fries. (avo) to help control cravings. one ingredient in contrave may increase suicidal thoughts or actions in some children, teens, and young adults in the first few months. serious side effects are mood

connally of texas, and two house members, one of each party and the president of the barnard, and harold stassen from the navy. they're the six person american delegation. the -- then roosevelt dies. roosevelt really not to say the least, work closely with the state department. the secretary of state and his successor were not in the loop very often with roosevelt. so steynus, a young steel company executive and now new secretary of state was really more of a manager than a diplomat. he is leading the u.s. delegation, truman had had hurricane once with roosevelt between their election as vice president and roosevelt's death, and so knows nothing, of course, going ton, famously nothing about the atomic bomb, and they get to san francisco, state department, president, are out of the loop, president unschools in foreign policy and the american delegation is in the penhouse with the french and british and russians and seat across from molotov and the soviet delegation, and vandenberg was the strongest character, the strongest personality, the most forceful figure and the one that the -- even

in the boston globe where harold said one of the biggest reasons that trump election were the men in blue who showed up absolutely they were driving force law enforcement always had a very special place in my heart because they see them as domestic heroes so is important to talk about justin winebrenner and he rose to the occasion and left behind a little daughter and fiancÉ. but i have another chapter about my time at harvard law school talking about the importance to be aware of the criminal and legal justice system and ultimately solving the policing issue with lack lives matter and having a conversation to realize most police officers are good people to rise to the occasion but also from the other side there are issues that need to be resolved. >> also you discovered the liberal bias in academia that a thing helped to drive donald trump selection. along with other stories like the veteran scandal. so i do think if you were to read this book especially saying if you didn't know anybody who voted for nixon if you were in that camp to help you understand what was happening that woul

biya of camaroon holds the current record, he's been either prime minister or president there since haroldavoid the traps of long—serving leaders losing touch that so many countries have limits on the number of terms leaders can stay in power. now, in china, the ruling communist party has proposed a rule change that would remove presidential term limits and allow president xi jinping to extend his rule there indefinitely. not everyone is keen on the change. it's provoked a backlash on social media and some critics have expressed concerns that the move is reminiscent of the last chinese leader to rule without term limits, chairman mao. well, i am joined now by author and commentator diane wei liang and by professor steve tsang from the school of oriental and african studies. firstly, is this going to happen do you think? absolutely, it will happen, and this is actually one of the steps that's been planned over the years. if you recall, xijinping was elected core leader of china not long ago and he was given the supreme power and now there is a constitutional change. so it has been going on

host: okay, harold, thanks. guest: i don't know how to address that. grew from 1981 to eyond the reagan and bush presidency and into the clinton presidency because of reagan's policies. farm products, we increased is rts and consumption, that -- i come from a family of all seem ers and they to do very well in the 1980s, i don't know about this situation. host: buffalo, new york, democrat's line. joe is next. caller: morning. morning. go ahead. like to just -- i'm a -- and i've ion welder been a working class guy my whole life. all i can remember from reagan him busting the unions. he took the air traffic out ollers and threw them on their butts and then took the pension system and he destroyed that. got rid of all that and made 401(k) and it is -- as far as all the money, seems are all sending money to the top 1%. i know you're tired of hearing that, but i'm 57 years old, i've don'td all this happen, i have a pot to piss in, i still make the same money as a welder in the '90s. you know, i understand you're to talk up reagan, but could you be a little m

harold hamm was on your air a week or so ago saying we will be a net exporter within two years.ight now we're producing 10 million barrels a day, we could be at 11 million barrels a day by the nafall one thing about the oil market, there's always a new dynamic emerging it's cyclical to a degree. relative high prices generates new technologies that got us to shale. when prices collapsed in our country it trodrove costs down,n now they can compete now even when it comes to the 40s, 30s, maybe lower. >> we know nobody knows how to forecast prices, one of your jobs as an expert in the business is to try to tell clients where you think it's going to go. on balance given everything we know from these reports, where do we think oil will be? brent crude used to push 70, now we're back down to 62, 63 level. where do we find balance >> there's tells in the oil market and commodities, because you have the commitment of traders report so you kind of know where the speculative or hot money is going. the oil money got all balled up. we had a record amount of speculators, betters on the long s

. >> harold finkelstein says cruz legal team has in the decided whether insanity will be used as a defense. we invite to you keep it right here on "good day philadelphia" for continuing coverage of this parkland shooting including a live report from outside the school , coming up in our next half an hour. >>> a man in camden county loses control of his car, hits a curb flipping over on a sidewalk, in the car's path a little girl riding her bike, lets get to steve keeley, in headquarters this morning in camden, steve. >> reporter: he also hit a 40 year-old man stable at cooper but main question for this 84 year-old driver also being treated right now at cooper is did he have some kind of a medical incident that caused him to lose control of his koran a residential street not a highway. we have got two videos to show you, and look at the first, this is in the day light when this happened at quarter after 4:00 and look at this suv, big maroon suv flipped on the driver side and between the steps where the 40 year-old man was hurt and sitting, and the porches of the row house on state street an

harold hatahh.verything. but i recently bought jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. they're stuffed with delicious meat and cheeses. all of that crispy goodness has him seeing the day in a whole new light. jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. shine on. >>> the soup ever bowl 52 champion philadelphia eagles. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. it was music tour ears, good morning, it is a friday. >> what a powerful moment, great to have you with us 5:30 thomas, karen, bob, sue. >> everybody went home yesterday and took a major power nap. >> they might still be sleeping. >> i agree with that. >> well, good news, the weekend is almost here we will have good napping weather for you here. anyway we will talk about how much rain we will get coming up but in the meantime a dry, tranquil day to day with an eight out of 10 and it is national pizza day, so many people like to have their pizza friday nights anyway so lets do it. we have a cold start to the day, bus stop buddy is bundled up celebrating a flyers win last night too we have other sports teams that are still playing 24 degrees is our

harold hated everything. ahh. but i recently bought jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. they're stuffed with delicious meat and cheeses. all of that crispy goodness has him seeing the day in a whole new light. jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. shine on. pstop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. >>> wild swings continuing on wall street, thank goodness the good swing the dow jones up gaining more than 430 points. s&p 500 up 1.5% and the same for the nasdaq. one week away from some wild ups and downs. spoke a good start to the week. strike a new budget for san francisco police includes money for tasers. the police commission voted to allow tasers, recently the department of justice has been reviewing san francisco police after several shootings and they say the department should consider deploying the devices but critics say that tasers can cause injury or death and can escalate situations. the proposal could be approved b

but she also worked with harold russell, my dad's best friend. he represented any father for years in the business. so i know that today in heaven, they're looking down on this special occasion, when an outside georgia jurist, a lady of renowned in our state is about to be confirmed by the united states senate, nominated to the court of appeals of the 11th circuit of georgia. i commend to my colleagues in the senate, elizabeth lisa branch to be confirmed today and i urge your favorable vote to see to it that takes place. with that said, mr. president, i yield back the balance of my time. the presiding officer: the senator notes the absence of a quorum. the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from georgia. mr. isakson: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. isakson: i yield back all time on our side and ask that the bill be voted on. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk will report the motion to invoke clo