donahue needs some large cities support sing. >> donahue needs more out of hartford.only has 200. about eight 150 -- a 150-vote margin. almost half of the city is in. >> eastward, duffey ahead. duffey is very close to donahue. >> it is a surprise. >> here we are. 35 out of 45 districts in hartford. the united states senate nomination, duffey leading donahue. [applause] [laughter] >> duffey by nine votes. >> mansfield, duffey, 828, donahue, 128. 60 out of 159 towns. >> it is all over. we won. congratulations. all, all over. we won. >> take a look at the figures. >> what do you mean you don't know? >> it is not all in yet. >> you won chester. >> what about granby and east granby? >> you are absolutely right, jack, it is too early. >> i have never back a loser, never in my life. >> we counted low, like we always do. we are careful counters. >> did you know you were going to win westmark >> given the turnout and a fairly decent market vote, we couldn't lose. you could count 70,000 votes and that did not count any of the undecideds. you can buy canvassing and the you cut y

least 17 passengers are dead when a world war ii plane crashes during an emergency return to a busy hartford airport. >> fears on the eve of a joker movie premiere why they are on alert and one movie chain is telling parents not to bring the kids. >> how one study found super group bts an economic power house contributing $3 billion to south korea's gdp. >> and trump was really in a foul mod -- this is true -- he tweeted that the do-nothing democrats are wasting everyone's time and energy on b.s. take a look yeah mike pence saw that tweet and washed his eyes out with soap. mother mother >> "early today" starts right now. good morning i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera.a cen impeachment inquiry will testify before congress in just hours. former u.s. special envoy to uks one of the administration officials named in the whistle-blower complaint that set all of this in motion. volker resigned last friday when the complaint revealed he had met with ukrainian leader volodymyr zelenskiy the day after president trump urged his counterpart to investigate joe biden. overnight, the former vice-

kris van cleave, cbs news, hartford, connecticut. >>> the white former dallas police officer convicted of murdering her black neighbor has learned her fate. yesterday amber guyger was sentenced to ten years in prison for the murder of bothan jean. -- of bothan jean. it was what jean's brother did after the sentencing that brought the court to a standstill. here's laura podesta. >> reporter: an extraordinary moment in a dallas courtroom wednesday. >> can i give her a hug, please? >> reporter: 18-year-old brandt jean forgave amber guyger who'd just been sentenced to ten years in prison for killing his older brother, botham. i don't wish anything bad on you. >> reporter: the former dallas police officer testified that she killed jean after mistakenly entering his apartment thinking it was her own. >> that ten years in prison is ten years for her reflection and for her to change her life. >> reporter: guyger faced up to 99 years in prison. prosecutors had asked for 28 years which is how old jean would have been. >> i still want to see him -- >> reporter: both families testified during the

kris van cleave is at bradley international airport near hartford with new details.i reporter: norah, the plane took off from the runway right behind us here around 9:45 this unrning. it was just minutes away from wasaster. gom going to step out of the way, and you can see there are still a number of emergency vehicles and investigators at the crash site. the question now is what went so wrong? >> reporter: the world war ii- era b-17 burst into flames after crash landing at hartford's bradley airport. from the air you can see the plane's burned wreckage. angela fletcher saw the plane moments before the crash. >> i heard what sounded like a freight train coming down the street. so i looked out the window and kind of waited for it, and all of a sudden i saw this plane go over the house real low. i heard the engine go pop-pop! you could tell there was engine failure. >> reporter: the trouble started about five minutes into the flight. among the 13 on aboard were two pilots. they radioed the tower about a problem. while trying to make an emergency landing, the plane hit

bradley international airport in hartford just before 10:00 a.m. >> b-17 has crashed. fire is seen. no other information is available. >> you said a b-17 aircraft has crashed? >> reporter: a vintage world war ii-era b-17 bomber crashing as it tried to land just after takeoff, slamming into a de-icing warehouse. the plume of black smoke visible for miles. >> i said, hey, that plane, it's not lined up with the runway. i said, it's going to crash. >> reporter: multiple fatalities and at least six injured, taken to local hospitals, including two firefighters and a member of the connecticut air national guard. >> of the 13 on the plane, ten were passengers who paid to take the ride and there were three folks, aircraft crew. and there was another person on the ground in the warehouse. >> reporter: according to flightaware, the aircraft departed bradley international at 9:48 a.m. eastern, reached an altitude of about 800 feet, but only two minutes later, pilots telling the tower they had a problem. >> what's the reason for coming back? >> number four engine. we'd like to retu

the deadly crash of a world war ii-era plane. >> it slammed into a warehouse at the airport near hartfordhort flight. at least seven people on board were killed. this is what the plane known as a flying fortress used to look like. now federal investigators are looking into what caused it to crash. abc's whit johnson reports. >> reporter: the deadly crash rocking bradley international airport in hartford just before 10:00 a.m. >> b-17 has crashed, fire is seen, no other information is available. >> you said a b-17 aircraft has crashed? >> reporter: a vintage world war ii-era b-17 bomber crashing as it tried to land just after takeoff. slamming into a de-icing warehouse. the plume of black smoke visible for miles. >> i said, hey, that plane is not lined up with the runway. i says, it's going to crash. >> reporter: multiple fatalities and at least six injured, taken to local hospitals, including two firefighters and a member of the connecticut air national guard. >> of the 13 on the plane, 10 were passengers who paid to take the ride, and three folks, aircraft crew. there was another person

officials say the b-17 bomber lost control when it tried to land at bradley international airport in hartfordafter experiencing a problem in the air, the plane crashed into tanks of de-icing fluid on the runway and burst into flames. >> >> prince harry filed legal action against a british newspaper. why he said it is so harmful. >>> need help to watch the wild card game? he will take care of it. >> cool. all right. a beautiful day for that. i'll have the forecast in a bit. here is a live look looking at the bay bridge with that sunshine. tracking a weather system. i'll let you know how that will affect our weather here in the bay area, coming up. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to lear

then we have to famous painting, three versions of this, the one i'm showing, another and hartford, and the thirties at the u.s. capital. in that painting, i will show on the right our avenues are huntington and then john lawrence and alexander hamilton. i will point them out here on the right.. i don't want to look like the jeweled john lawrence with diamonds, i pale in comparison. alexander hamilton does not get enough credit, we all know how the war ends, the patriots when it's, your county is not the end of the war, they could not have anticipated that but that's how it turned out to be, in terms of major battles. now let's turn 1790. we know that hamilton has been working as treasury secretary, but he also finds the revenue service, and it's considered the father of the u.s. coast guard. i go there every graduation to give an award right there on that spot, and i was there for the unveiling of this beautiful sculpture, who was donated last fall at the coast guard academy. it is a painting inside of hamilton hall, and that is of him that by the chinese painter, and what we could con

dead after a world war ii-era b-17 bomber crashed while trying to land at an airport just north of hartfordconnecticut. six others on that plane and at least one person on the ground were injured. cnn's jason carroll is live for us this morning at bradley international airport. jason, what are you learning this morning? >> reporter: well, it's just a terrible accident. members of the ntsb are here on the ground collecting evidence. they're going to be doing that, christine, for the next seven to ten days. but what is already clear is that minutes after the pilot took off, he immediately ran into trouble. according to the ntsb, the b-17 took off here yesterday at 9:45 a.m. at 9:50, five minutes later, the pilot radioed that he needed to return back to the airport. >> 93012, we'd like to return to the field. number 93012, again. >> what's the reason for coming back? >> number four engine. we'd like to return. >> i just want to make sure because we have jet traffic coming in. can you go or do you need to be on the ground right now? >> reporter: and members of the ntsb investigative team say th

vintage plane in killed when the crew of the civilianeded to make an emergency return to the busy hartford airport. the plane careening off the runway, exploding into flames. >> reporter: minutes after takeoff, a deadly and fiery crash. the black smoke visible for miles. >> there is a fire at one of the runways over here. >> reporter: a b-17 world war ii era bomber, part of a vintage plane exhibition offering flights to the public, crashed and slid off the runway striking a maintenance building three crew and ten passengers aboard. >> i was worried it was a passenger flight i had no idea. >> i saw this thick, black smoke. i was like something happened here, there is a fire or something. >> reporter: the crash so intense, rescuers struggled to idfy war planes brought it to connecticut this week for an exhibition in a statement saying our thoughts and prayere the heroic efforts of the first responders the b-17 nicknamed the flying fortress featured in the film "memphis belle." this plane took off at 9:45 a.m. five minutes later, the pilot told the tower he wasn't gaining altitude and circled

. >>> "the hartford current" reports a father who lost his 6-year-old son in the sandy hook massacreawarded $450,000 by a wisconsinpasner wg battle to challenge conspiracy theorists who claimed the shooting was an elaborate hoax. he sued authors of a book titled "nobody died at sandy hook," which alleges the massacre was staged by the federal government. posner and his family have been the target of death threats and online attacks. >>> ahead only on "cbs this morning," posner tells us about his crusade against online misinformation and how he's helping victims of bullying and harassment fight back. >>> and the "los angeles times" reports on a new earthquake app out today. california's governor's office of emergency services is expected to unveil the newest u.c. berkeley my shake app. it will giver everyone in the state the chance to get early warnings. as you might expect, californians are on board with the new technology. >> if you have an earthquake and it's shaking, obviously everybody's affected. if anything shakes or rattled or gets too bad, you know what i'm saying, things cou

. >>> the "hartford current" says two while university students were arrested for shouting racial slursoutsidef black students' apartments. the two are facing several charges including ridicule on account of color. police say that they were caught on video on october 11th repeatedly shouting a racial slur. students said they are appalled. >> been called the "n" word, but it hasn't really affected me because it's just people passing by. but like this is on campus, this is where i live. >> more common than we think. i've had people call me the "n" word on campus before. >> during a rally yesterday, students demanded the school address racism on campus. uconn's president said in a statement the college is supportive of our core values to pursue accountability. >>> the "los angeles times" reports four more parents have pleaded guilty in the college admissions scandal. the four, which includes the former ceo of a global investment firm, entered guilty pleas in boston federal court yesterday after initially pleading not guilty. a texas man accused of helping to orchestrate the scheme also agreed to

it happened this morning at hartford county, the faa said the vintage airplane crashed at the end of the runway while attempting to land. sliding off the tarmac. we're told there were fatalities, however the number is not yet clear. at least three people on board were injured as well as one person on the ground. the airport is closed but it is expected to open back up later this afternoon. more news for you right after the break. >>> now this is atory about how my life got slipped, turned si a minute, just sit right there and i'll tell you a new clothing line launched by the fresh prince of bel air. >> how due like that. >> very good. >> will smith is behind the new line of sportswear. it is called bel air athletics which is available on smith's online shop includes t-shirts, shorts, socks and gym bag kit. >> i'm surprised it took him this long. >>> after 40 years in this business, the popular minerva is closing doors at the end of the day tomorrow. so diners have one last chance to eat their popular pocket bread sandwiches. the business was founded by minor ita immigrated from leban

this happening at bradley international airport north of hartford.ated with an educational group that it brought its display to the bradley international airport this week. >> bill: news about an hour ago. bernie sanders in the hospital recovering after undergoing an emergency heart procedure. dr. marc siegel in studio to explain what we think we know so far. age 78, doctor, what have we learned? >> bill: his age and being a male is a risk factor. he reported a history of high cholesterol and gout. one artery was involved. two cardiac stents. bill, the technology has evolved to the point since they are covered now with a medication that prevents them from clotting off. a less than 10% chance that he will go on. he will go on blood thiners and do fine and likely back on the procedure. >> bill: even at age 78? >> they keep you overnight in the hospital one day. >> bill: he is a vibrant man. a medical report i think that was made public in january of 2016. i believe that was the last record we saw. what did you find in that? >> again, in that report he

. >>> an investigation is under way at the airport in hartford, connecticut, where a vintage world wari bomber crashed into a warehouse. the plane suffered mechanical trouble just after takeoff then returned to the airport and slammed into the building. at least 7 of the 13 people on board were killed. one of those who survived is an air national guard commander who is now being called a hero for saving lives. >> he is very familiar with the back of an aircraft, very lucky he had gloves on. our understanding is he popped the hatch and was able to extract some individuals. >> this airplane was not just old, it was ancient, and so it's a real question for the faa. how old is too old? >> and the so-called flying fortress was built in 1944. it was 1 of only 18 still left an of a national education tour offering flights to civilians. >>> on wall street the dow opens lower for a second straight day. by the time trading ended wednesday, the dow tumbled 494. investors nervous about trade tensions. the trump administration's tariffs on products from europe are set to go into effect in two weeks

a world war ii era bomber plane has crashed while trying to make an emergency landing near hartford inople have been killed and six others on board are in hospital, some with critical injuries. the boeing b—i7 flying fortress reported problems ten minutes after takeoff, but lost control on the runway. three men have been rescued after drifting in the pacific for hours. but colombian authorities have some questions about what kept them all afloat. according to officials, the smugglers‘ boat sank but they used packs containing 1.2 tonnes of cocaine as a safety measure to keep them afloat. britain has put forward its new proposals for breaking the brexit deadlock with the european union. the plan, outlined in seven page document, would see northern ireland stay in the european single market for goods, but leave the customs union. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. 70 days into office, a man in a hurry. a matter of hours, perhaps, before he'll know, and we'll know if he has a chance of getting a different deal with the eu. if he ought to be nervous, it didn't show. applause. th

abc's whit johnson in hartford, connecticut. >> reporter: tonight, as an ntsb go team sifting through the smoldering wreckage at bradley international airport, revealing more about the fiery b-17 crash that claimed seven lives. >> we know there was impact about 1,000 feet out from the threshold of the runway. >> reporter: investigators also recovering the same engine the pilot complained about when he radioed for help. >> what's the reason for coming back? >> got number four engine, we'd like to return, blow it out. >> reporter: 13 people onboard, including air national guard command chief and volunteer firefighter james traficante, now being hailed as a hero. >> he popped the hatch and was able to extract some individuals. but when tragedy hit, his training kicked in. >> reporter: among the seven dead, both pilots, a retired ve gary mazzone. and 59-year-old rob riddell, his wife, debra, watching in horror from the tarmac. >> he knows i was there and i think, at that point, that is where i needed to be. >> reporter: she says her husband reported engine trouble, sending her text messag

thick black smoke from the world war ii bomber after it crashed into a warehouse at an airport near hartfordecticut. 7 people were killed in the crash, 6 of them survived including two firefighters. officials crediting the quick thinking guard chief for opening a hatch and getting the passengers out. the way witnesses describe the crash, it's incredible anyone survive. >> it was a ball of smoke that went up and kept getting bigger and wider, very dark black smoke. >> this video shows what the b-17 bomber looked like. it was one of only 18 left in the world. we now know the plane also crashed back in 1987. breaking overnight, more on north korea. north korea declaring its ballistic missile tests a success. these photos released to buy the regime show the missile shot out of the water. north korea says it is capable of being launched from a submarine. the us and world leaders:a violation of un resolution. official denuclearization talks between the us and north korea are scheduled for saturday, ending a month-long stalemate. 12, 2020 hopefuls make the cut for the fourth democratic debate. bern

. >> reporter: the world with a two era b-17 burst into flames after crash landing at hartford's bradleyom the air you can see the burned wreckage. angela fletcher saw the plane moments before the crash. >> i heard what sounded like a freight train coming down the street. so i looked out the window, and kind of waited for it. and all of the sudden i saw this plane go over the house, real low. i heard the engine go pop, pop. you could tell there was engine failure. >> reporter: the trouble started about five minutes into the flight. among the 13 on board were two pilots. they radioed the tower about a problem. >> what's the reason for coming back? >> number four engine. we'd like to return. >> reporter: while trying to make an emergency landing, the plane hit the airport's de-icing building and a maintenan victims are very difficult to identify. >> reporter: at least seven survivors were taken to hospitals, three in critical condition. the 75-year-old restored bomber was one of just 18 b-17s left in the u.s. it was on a nationwide tour. the ten passengers today paid up to $450 for a 30-mi

you've got diane out of hartford, connecticut. good morning. caller: i have a couple of comments and a suggestion for future show which will get people up in arms. --uestion why there was not when people came out with immigration why there was not much done about obama's message about not allowing people to come into our country under refugee status based on crime, -- there was a third one. we do not allow them to come in east on a poor neighborhood i guess and my other comment has -- i had them all practiced. obama, maybe i misunderstood but on the show a couple of sundays ago there was a gentleman on that said there were eight whistleblowers under obama and four of them were put in jail. i would like clarification on that and my suggestion for future show, you have people calling and saying we need to go back. many democrats who we know do not want more. i would love to know whether or not these people would want the draft to be brought back. maybe that would level the playing field and people would have a clear idea of what it would be like

black smoke coming from the world war ii bomber after it crashed into a warehouse at an airport near hartfordonnecticut. 7 people were killed in the crash and 6 survived including two firefighters. officials crediting the quick thinking guard chief ruben hatch and getting passengers out. the way witnesses describe the crash it is incredible anyone survived. >> just a ball of smoke that went up and got bigger and wider, dark black smoke. >> reporter: this showed what the bomber looks like, one of only 18 left in the world. we now know the plane crashed when it ran off the runway in 1987. a virginia police officer suspended for helping ice will return to work tomorrow. fairfax county police chief says the african return now but he has completed remedial training. the officer was punished after he reported an illegal immigrant to ice last month following a traffic accident. fairfax county police department has a long-standing policy against helping ice enforceable immigration violations. >> the cdc will release new numbers connected to the outbreak of vaping related illnesses. there are 800 conf

to land when it crashed at the end of the runway at bradley international airport just north of hartford. we know one person on the ground was injured and there were 13 people on board all together. ten passengers and through cree members. one of the pilots had asked air traffic control to return to the airfield. listen to the conversations pilots had with air traffic control. >> we'd like to return to the field. >> say again. what is the reason for coming back? >> number four engine, we'd like to return. >> i want to make sure because we have jet traffic coming in. do you need to be on the ground right now? >> the b-17 soon crashed running into a deicing facility there on the ground off to the side of the runway. the plane belonged to a collings foundation, a private nonprofit foundation dedicated to public display of automobile and aviation history. a wings of freedom tour featuring the b-17 and other aircraft was scheduled to take place through thursday. the foundation says in a statement that the foundation flight team is fully cooperating with officials to determine the cause of the

. >> the dramatic 911 call released from underneath a coach bus heading from hartford to boston. the frightened woman locked in the luggage compartment. how her fellow passengers heard her banging for help. >> i'm so scared. please help. >>> the washington nationals are national league champions! >> finally. the world series-bound washington nationals sweeping the st. louis cardinals and booking their first trip to the fall classic in franchise history and why baby shark may be behind their incredible run. ♪ feels like the very first time ♪ ♪ i have waited a lifetime >>> good morning, america. happy wednesday morning to everybody out there. congratulations to the washington nationals. big win last night. >> definitely a big win. my friends in the d.c. bureau are moving a little slow this morning. it will be the first world series in our nation's capital in 86 years, and you can tell just how long those fans have been waiting for this moment. >>> while celebrating in washington, the democrats were in ohio last night for their latest debate. 12 candidates on the stage, the most yet

engine plane was taking off at that airport, bradley international in windsor lock just outside of hartfordhere in connecticut. and it crashed as it was taking off. where exactly it crashed other than the fact that it was at the end of the runways, all we know and again we don't know how many people were on board at this point or if it crashed into anything else impacting anyone else in that area. however, we do know that that airport is closed and that is a very popular airport, okay, let me read the tweet from bradley international airport. we can confirm there was an accident involving a collins foundation world war ii aircraft at bradley airport. we have an active fire and rescue operation under way. the airport is closed. we will issue further updates as information becomes available. again this was a civilian registered aircraft which works to preserve these old planes. we are working to find how many more were on board crashing as they were taking offered a bradley international airport. >> you have to throw down a major airport. it would seem to indicate a major accident. we know yo

i'm from connecticut, so hartford, that's where i grew up.t out of new england, terrible management of these cities. chicago, people going down south, going to south carolina, north carolina, tennessee, georgia -- they are going to places they think are run better. that's the rare and narrative. it's not a racial narrative. >> there are people moving for all sorts of reasons, and what michelle obama said is not untrue. there are people who will move away -- not all people, not everyone, but there are people who will move because they are concerned that their community -- >> laura: there are bad people, and there are racist people, and there always will be, sadly, because we lived in a flaw society. let's move on to elizabeth warren. here she is targeting, i guess, or $800 billion education plan at a rally on saturday. watch. >> opportunity going to be reserved increasingly for those born into privilege? or are we going to be a country of opportunity? opportunity so that every kid in america has the opportunity to get a first rate education. >

in the early 1880's as mark twain labored in his study at his home in hartford, connecticut, to developow individuals should weigh those great moments of history with the ones of left -- lesser historic significance. after ruminating for a while, he concluded that although the minor events of history are not always showy. thank you all very much. among (applause) >> how informative! row is talking about what happened here but what have done after for stephens and thank you very much doctor we, appreciate it. were wrapping up because though soldiers are going to wrap up our program very showed lee. i want to ask that the washington from washington rebels come up now and they asked that we stand as we all saying lift every voice and sing and for those who may not know, as an insert here in you're program how. >> we have some many songs today to tell stories. and two brothers wrote a poem in the other set it and he's 120 years ago who told our story and lift every voice and sing. there was first some by 500 schoolchildren on february 12th, 1900 at the segregated school where james weld in

the vintage plane went down the hartford airport. and this was after they had engine problems so the pilot tried to make an emergency landing. jason carroll has more. >>a stunning scene after world war 2 era b 17 bomber crashes at a connecticut airport killing 7 of the 13 people on board. >>heard a distant rumbling and saw massive cloud of smoke from come from the direction of the airport it was way too low, he was way too low. >>when i ran over to the field and actually a guy had turned around in his car. he's like oh my god, i thought it was going to land on me the accident sending a billowing plume of smoke and flames, hundreds of feet high 5 minutes into the flight. the aircraft indicated to the tower and that they were experiencing some type of problem with the aircraft. and that the aircraft was not gaining altitude. the pilot then radio to make an emergency landing at the airport. the vintage bomber jet circled back to the runway attempting to land. >>the plane veered to the right crossed over a grassy area crossed over the ta

french general had arrived and prior to washington's learning of this, he had met with the french in hartford, their first meeting. and, it was absolutely fundamentally important how the french were in force for the first time. he had to put the best face on it. he writes this incredible letter to his french counterpart where there is none of that passion. he says it is absolutely amazing that we have gone this far in the struggle and this has not yet happened. things like this are what happen in a revolution. that said, he then turned his attention to getting benedict arnold. while arnold was in new york, he got his calvary officer harry lee to find an officer that could infiltrate the british, pose as a deserter and get arnold and they had to take arnold alive. they were going to see that he received justice, and so, this soldier's job in december, within months of all of this, was to ingratiate himself with arnold and he did exactly that and he had it all planned. he was going to -- he knew that arnold every night around midnight would walk around his property and go to the outhouse and co

into an airport deicing facility while trying to land at bradley international airport north of hartford. ten passengers and three crew members were on the plane. this same plane ran off the runway during an air show near pittsburgh, pennsylvania, in 1987. three people were injured in that crash. the plane that crashed is owned by the cullings foundation. around the country for aviation events. wayne freed man got to check out the same plane in to 10. wayne was there -- got to ride in a b-17 along with his son. the foundation put out a statement saying they're cooperating with the investigation and their thoughts and prayers with with the crash victims. >>> a new round of talks between the u.s. and north korea still on despite another apparent missile launch by the north. south korea's military says the north fired at least one projectile off the eastern coast. the reported launch came after the u.s. state department talked -- negotiations have been at a standstill for months following the collapse of a february summit between north korean leader kim jong-un and president trump. >>> u.s.

this was at bradley international airport which is about 15 miles or so north of hartford, connecticut. state officials say at least five people are dead. multiple others injured. rick leventhal reporting live from bradley international where the plane went down. >> authorities confirmed in a news conference multiple facilities. we know three were critically hurt. one person on the ground was hurt. he was working inside that maintenance facility. that's where the plane crashed into. the b-17 flying fortress, a vintage plane from world war ii, 1 of 5 on display here available for tours and rides, the plane took off before 10:00 this morning and witnesses report a blue at least one engine almost immediately, made a turn, attempted to land for crashed. ten passengers and three crew, sparking a fire and thick smoke. >> i will confirm there are fatalities. of which i will not tell you the number yet because during this investigation it's far too early to discuss it. we have a crash. victims are difficult to identify. we don't want to make a mistake. >> several people apparently badly burned

barnum wrote to gideon wells editor of the hartford times and later lincoln's secretary of the navy and others secretary of the navy. i chose to go to prison thinking that such a step would be the means of opening many eyes. indeed, he continued, because of the trial, the excitement in this and the neighboring towns was very great, and it will have a grand effect. his purpose in writing wells was to tell him that another newspaper editor would be covering the matter at length, as would the herald of freedom of course and asked wells to make such remarks as justs his demands. his ability to marshall not just his own paper but also the goodwill of others was the harbinger of things to come. it was the first clear example of his flair for drawing attention to his beliefs, his enterprises and himself. in his memoirs, he writes that he was allowed to have his cell in the danbury common jail fitted out with wallpaper and carpet, which was surely a rarity in the imprisonment. while in jail, he was allowed to continue editing his newspaper, to write numbers of letters, and to receive so many fr

for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang in new hartford, new york. >> woodruff: that town hall was just ao, and all signs point to the house impeachment inquiry looming large over this comik, as well. but that'sot the only major political event in the cards. amna nawaz takes a look. >> nawaz: th's right, judy, 's not just the impeachment inquiry. capitol hill is also focused on the president's acti as toward turk syria. and the 2020 democrats have primary debate tomorrow night. that's plenty for our weekly "politics monday" roundup. i'm joined by amy walter of "ce k political report," and host of public radio's "politics oith amy walter" and domen montanaro, senior political editor at npr. welcome to you both. shall we jump right into the polls? >> why not. >> reporter: let's do it. take a look at this graphic. these are five polls over the last week, t latest just outtoday in the lower righthand corner from quinnipiac, you can see the majority of americans if e of these polls show support for the impeachment process. all of thoseresent annumbers, increase, numbers ranging from 51 to 58%

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should have done more to help, for example, a country like tunisia as it tried to consolidate the hartford democratic gains achieved by the protest movement that began in 2010. today when a new leader in ethiopia negotiates peace with its neighbor, releases political prisoners, , opens up freedom of the press and appoint a cabinet that is 50-50 gender balance declaring his ultimate goal is quote to ensure that the a democratic election takes place in ethiopia, we and other democracies should be supporting his agenda. in sudan with an incredibly courageous and persistent protest movement forces the military leadership in to sign a power-sharing agreement, we should be working with them to improve the chances of getting military leaders to hold to that agreement. even now with the trump administration awol and also lacking in credibility and promoting human rights and democracy, the u.s. congress can play an important role by using the laws we have on the books, including the bipartisan 2016 global magnitsky asked that sanctions human rights abuses around the world, and afford assistance act

you've got diane out of hartford, connecticut. good morning.r: i have a couple of comments and a suggestion for future show which will get people up in arms. --uestion why there was not when people came out with immigration why there was not much done about obama's message about not allowing people to come into our country under refugee status based on crime, -- there was a third one. we do not allow them to come in east on a poor neighborhood i guess and my other comment has -- i had them all practiced. obama, maybe i misunderstood but on the show a couple of sundays ago there was a gentleman on that said there were eight whistleblowers under obama and four of them were put in jail. i would like clarification on that and my suggestion for future show, you have people calling and saying we need to go back. many democrats who we know do not want more. i would love to know whether or not these people would want the draft to be brought back. maybe that would level the playing field and people would have a clear idea of what it would be like if the

and thick black smoke coming from the world war ii bomber after it crashed into a warehouse near hartfordd six survived including two firefighters. officials crediting the quick-thinking guard chief forever opening a hatch and getting passengers out. listen to the control tower's chilling call in the seconds following the crash. >> we have an emergency on the field, near the fuel depot. b-17 has crashed. fire is seen. jillian: this video shows what the b-17 bomber looked like. one of only 18 left in the world. the ntsb is investigating. a virginia police officer suspended for helping ice will return to work tomorrow. the officer was punished after he reported an illegal immigrant to last month following a traffic accident. the fairfax county police department has a long standing policy against helping ice enforce civil violations. dan ferguson whose daughter was killed by illegal immigrant joined "fox & friends first" earlier. he says the officer shouldn't have been suspended. >> how can anybody justify a city or police chief to suspend an officer for following the federal law. the office

choicehotels.com >> sandra: seven people killed yesterday when a world war ii plane crashed near hartfordnnecticut. a chilling call describing the fiery scene. >> bradley, with an emergency on the field. near the fuel depo. intercept, a b-17 has crashed. fire is seen. >> sandra: six people on that plane made it out alive thanks to the heroic actions of a national guard command chief on board who opened an escape hatch to let everyone out. ntsb launched an investigation into the crash. >> bill: 16 past the hour. moments ago the former special envoy in ukraine arriving for an interview on capitol hill behind closed doors now. kurt volker is there and we'll see what comes of this. dr. bill bennett in washington good day to you. i want to take this divide it in two pieces, okay? you've got the trump matter in the west wing. you've got the joe biden matter that's being pushed as well. first i want the play for you at the end of september peter doocy with joe biden and whether or not he talked with his son about what happened in ukraine. >> how many times have you ever spoken to your son about

attorney for the state of connecticut who's usually in hartford looking at insurance companies, why is he traveling the world on behalf of attorney general barr and sometimes with attorney general barr from connecticut going to italy to take these meetings? >> well, the answer to why him is a similar answer. john durham is a man who has conducted these complex and special investigations before. most notably, he took a hard look at the cia and the issue of torture and whether any cia officer should be prosecuted. he spent a long time digging into that. so he has experience with the intelligence agencies. and at the end of the day he did not file charges. and what i found in that inquiry has remained secret to this day. so that would be the reason that he was picked. but we still don't really understand, again, the premise for this entire thing. that no one has -- and you know we're hearing rumblings from the doj that durham has found significant things that would be of interest to the american public. that may be the case, but we haven't seen any evidence so far that there is anything i

it's happening. 55 in hartford.ffshore bringing the potential for showers and thunderstorms not only today but friday into saturday. it's going to kind of linger here and you can see those wind gusts already for parts of cape cod and the islands. nantucket 51 miles per hour. we could get close to 60 or 70 miles per hour offshore. we are watching this over the next couple of days. holy moly look at this thing moving into the upper midwest and northern plains and that my friends is a cold front with temperatures dropping in some cases 35 degrees from this time yesterday across denver. and the snow, we have gotten reports of over 2 feet of snow in the rockies. potential for more than a foot. maybe 18 inches across the northern plains. there is your forecast today. in between that we have warmer air ear. 891 houston. bringing the plus industry conditions here in the northeast. thanks for keeping me inside today. steve: you bet it. looks like a storm in the twin cities area where the president is going to be tonight. >>

we're all done in hartford. it looks like providence is just about finished. new york city you're dry after that overnight rain too. how are we looking this afternoon, beautiful weather from the ohio valley, detroit, cleveland, pittsburgh, d.c. is looking great, sunny and 66. a perfect fall afternoon. as i said it will get better as the day goes on in areas of maine. some of the weather concerns today, and this is going to be over the next three days, the high fire danger has returned to california. it's been hot. yesterday was 100 in anaheim. now it's going to get windy over the next three days. we have red flag warnings for northern california and in southern california, the worst of it will be thursday, friday, in southern california. we are going to see the winds really cranking out of the mountains, low humidity. winds gusting to 55 to 50 miles per hour. if any fires form, they'll be able to quickly and rapidly spread. very dangerous conditions if any fires form. i mentioned that snow threat. tomorrow morning you're going to wake up to two to four inches

but that means from philadelphia, new york city, hartford, the heaviest rain will be rush hour on wednesday. and then we'll take that storm up to the north. course we have that yankees game as we go through wednesday night too in the bronx and that's very much in jeopardy with that rain forecast. by thursday everything clears out and the rainfall predictions here possibility of 2 to 3 inches of rain, one of the heaviest rain events in the northeast that we've seen in a while. we'll have updates for that storm for you tomorrow. you're looking at new york city. it's going to be a beautiful day today. enjoy. we'll be right back. utiful day today. enjoy. we'll be right back. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com you get more than yourfree shipping.ir, you get everything you need for your home at a great price, the way it works best for you, i'll take that. wait honey, no. when you want it. you get a delivery experience you can always co