' descendants digging up his grave site, they are changing the narrative around holmes' final hours.as a sociopath so you never knew when he was telling the truth. >> the final written words of the first serial killer exposed and what they may reveal of the lingering mystery. nbc10 news. >>> i wish this were my prom. this is awesome. once again the high school prom did not disappoint last night. the theme, yo philly, and decorations included the love statue and the phillie phanatic was on hand. >> they had a little light something to put on. >> a shaw. >> perfect. >>> the view outside looks better than yesterday's did. mostly clear skies and today i think we will have a mix of clouds and sun and more clouds the further west you go. 69 high today, and stay in the low 70s on monday. rainy throughout the day on monday. erred showers, so not consistent with on and off rain on tuesday, wednesday and even thursday. >> i know you have friends in town from arizona who passed for the 90-degree weather we had this week. that's going to do it for us, i am rosemary connors, have a good one. >>>

holmes said those who serve in our military have hearts that are touched with fire.n great things, he said, they are content with silence. if you have ever known one of the fallen, you have known greatness, but it is hard to be content with their silence for we miss them. the empty chair on a holiday, empty every day, the photograph that goes wherever you do. the picture fades, but the person in it does not. their fighting spirit persists. passed down through the ranks, their spirit echoes in those who serve today, on air, on land, and at sea. in a world awash with change, some things stand firm, and some things are, as plato said, good and true and beautiful. the kid on the line who never had a chance to grow old will always be there to teach us that suffering has meaning if it is accepted out of love for others. to the families of the fallen both here and at home, no words will ease your pain. but i beg you, let it have meaning. unite your sorrow to their awesome purpose. people do grace places, but people also grace people. we are blessed by our time with those no

holmes has the latest. >> reporter: the videos cause aid firestorm. >> cody! >> tell me!i dent do that. parents pulling pranks on their kids, screaming at them causing them to cry hysterically. videos racked up millions of views. >> stop it. listen. that any just a prank. >> the youngest two are heather martin's stepchildren. now their biological mom has come forward releasing her own video with her lawyer announcing michael and h lost custody and the children are now in her care. >> emma and cody are with me. i have emergency custody. >> reporter: the mother's attorney says police and the court were in strew mental in reuniting her with her children. >> one, two three. >> videos posted by the martins on popular daddy of five youtube channel sparked backlash. many called the cup al bu sieve. last friday the martins told us some of the videos were staged. >> some stuff is real. some stuff was acted out, scripted. >> mike dez says deep down he thought becoming a celebrity would make his kids proud. >> everybody was so happy to be a youtuber, making these videos, getting the

for young johnny holmes, the victories never erased the losses. >> you see the kids your age.met dented. to lay their kicking like a rabbit. that's one hell of a notion. young kids lay there and holler for their mother. i saw that. i saw it several times. for every person that i killed over there during the war, for every person, i have made it better for somebody else. i did make myself a promise. if he let me get out safely from this, i will be a better man. i did. i think he kind of heart me. >> gis teach us what we already know. how combat and seeing others killed is a brutal way to spend your youth. that experience can haunt them years later. as we will see, we are only now coming to fully appreciate that as the war changed them. they came home and changed us. instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. even if you're trying your best.be a daily struggle, along with diet and exercise, once-daily toujeo® may help you control your bl

holmes to aapproximately ja apo ex-plain. >> the videos. >> tell me. >> i didn't do that. >> tell met you did. >> i swear to good i didn't do that. >> showing parents heather and mike martin pranking and at times screaming profanities at their crying children. >> he is not going to knock the [ bleep ] out of you. >> wracking up millions of v and sparking criticism and allegations of abuse. >> you think the world gives a damn you are crying right now? >> the martins want the world to see them differently. >> we love our kids they're the most important thing in the world to us. we made poor choices, portraying ourselves this way. but we are not bad people. >> i am ashamed, this just, it started out as -- family fun, it started with me and my kids. we were just, but then it was just about making a video. >> they would get excited when they would get a lot of views. and you know it was more for shock value. it was a show. a bad show. but it was a show. >> a show that children should not be involved in. >> they shouldn't. >> you say characters, what are we to believe was real? and wasn't

reporter kristen holmes is live in washington d.c. tracking developments. panic outside of one of britian's biggest music venues. kiera dawber/witness: "it was just chaos"after a performance by ariana grande -- witnesses say they heard an explosion. kiera dawber/witness: "there was a massive massive explosion. there was a bang, there was smoke coming up. there was smoke coming up through the steps. everyone was just screaming and thought it could be a bomb."manchester police say, the explosion killed multiple people.and injured scores more.kiera dawber/witness: 'there were bodies scattered about everywhere. as investigators work to determine what exactly happened -- police are treating this as a terrorist attack.kiera dawber/witness: "there was blood and people's shoes and handbags and bits of food and phones. it was just mad. it was just crazy."in washington -- i'm kirsten holmes reporting. thanks (pam) happening tomorrow: the wife of an alameda county sheriff's thanks reporting. thanks (pam) happening tomorrow: the wife of an alameda county sheriff's depu

jb holmes, he liked this one. once it landed, i love the backup action. holmes shot 2 under 70.e is the co-leader with kyle stanley. >>> soccer, earthquakes in white in the rocky mountains of colorado. here come the rapids attacking. gochi. back of the net, second goal of the match, rapids one it, 3-0. truex did win in kansas. >> called it! >> how did you know that? >> i just called it. ,,,,,,,, jack vo: things get a lot more interesting at night. jack vo: vampires wake up. jack vo: werewolves come out. jack vo: the boogie man gets his boogie on. jack vo: and my hashbrowns turn into my new munchie mashups. jack vo:they come with crispy hashbrowns and tasty white cheese mashed up with your choice of savory egg and bacon, buffalo chicken and ranch, or jalapeños and bacon. jack vo: so you can keep going until the sun comes up. jack vo: ouch, that's gotta hurt. jack vo: introducing my new munchie mashups. only at jack in the box. tomorrow morning at seven- thirty. mother's day tomorrow, pressure is on. you get pampered. what are you having for breakfast? what are they serving you? >

, and dated the day of the execution. >> after the recent coverage of holmes' descendant digging up theve site, they are revealing that. >> he was a master con man and sociopath so you never knew when he was telling the truth. >> a look at what they may reveal about holmes' lingering mystery. for the investigators, george sir, nbc10 news. >> you can see george' full story this evening on nbc10 news at 11:00. >>> today you can get your dog washed and raise money at the same time to combat cancer in pets. that includes the stores in our area that you see listed here. the cost is just $10, and that money goes to the animal cancer foundation. >>> 6:26 on this sunday. we are following breaking news. gunshots fly on a north philadelphia street hitting nine people, and nbc10's matt delucia is at the hospital where some of the victims are being treated. >> reporter: two of the critically injured victims are here at temple, and we will tell you about what is being done to find the shooter or shooters. >>> and starting with sunshine out there, and that's not going to last the entire day but we ar

congresswoman eleanor holmes norton wants any turkish official who committed encouraged or facilitatedbeatings to be banned from reentering the u.s. the congresswoma letter to secretary of state rex tillerson. she requested a response within 30 days. 11 people were hurt during that altercation including a police officer. >> ♪ >> former fox news ceo and chairman roger ailes was found dead this morning at 77. >> this is a fox news alert. roger ailes one of the founders of the fox news channel has died. they have published a statement from his wife elizabeth. >> she says i am profoundly sad and heartbroken to report that my husband roger ailes passed away this morning. roger was a loving husband to me to his son zachary and to -- and a good friend to many. >> profoundly grateful to live in a country that gave him so much opportunity to work hard to rise ton give back. during a career that stretched over more than five decades his work in entertainment in politics in news affect add the so even -- >> ailes leaves be behind controversial legacy. he began his career in television in the earl

you have holmes and holmes. >> i guess when i started reading the briefs i was confused about this. there is one understanding of proximate cause, which usually it is about foreseeability and only foreseeability. there is additional directness requirement but only in pretty discrete areas. i guess i sort of come back to this notion that what our precedent suggests is it is a little bit statute by statute as to whether approximate cause is a foreseeability inquiry and only that or whether it has additional components. >> i'll answer that and reserve the balance of my time. i think this court said that proximate cause generally refers to the basic requirement. there must be a direct relationship between the injury asserted and the injurious conduct. caroline and lexmark both do that. that is the general rule. >> what do we do with all of the statements in havens, i'm quoting, there is little significance in the difference between direct and indirect injuries for purposes of filing suit under the fha? while members of minority groups were damaged the most from discrimination, the propo

during world war ii, jean holme joins the waac. she was a young 19-year-old who was from oregon. and while jean was in basic training, she stood out from some of the others because she knew what close-order drill was because she'd belonged to oregon's women's ambulance corps before she'd joined the army. well, jean trained as a truck driver, and she found that she really thrived on army life. when world war ii was over, jean was discharged in this 1945, and she went off to college. meantime, this legislation did go through on the permanent corps for the women's services and recruiting of women who'd served in world war ii for these corps, now, was going full tilt. so in 1948 jean holm got a got a postcard that describes the air force, she told us that i thought that sounded very nice. it was something new and exciting so i checked off the air force and a box and i put the postcard in the mail and went back to college and forgot all about it. well when the next break in college came up she decided she wanted to go back to the army. she had a friend named evelyn who also served rea

natay holmes shows us the video from inside the restaurant. to business at e and l barbecue after a man breaks in tuesday night.the man was caught by surveillance video making his way in from the roof of the building-- right before tearing the camera down in the hallway.elise ross/manager, e & l barbecue: "from there, from the hallway to our bathroom-- instead of just coming in through the main part he decided to knock a whole through our drywall and push his way through the kitchen."when the burglar didn't see much in the kitchen--he punches another hole in the ceiling-- pulls himself up along the banister before falling in the office. elise ross/manager, e & l barbecue: "most of the damage was done because of the holes in the roof he made and the ceiling that he made."but the burglar isn't done yet-- after trying to destroy the surveillance monitor in the office...he goes back to kitchen? turns on the grill and fryer? and makes himself a late night snack.elise ross/manager, e & l barbecue: "he pulled out a whole bunch of food-- ribs, steak s

the famous story reportedly oliver wendell holmes telling him to get it down, you idiot because lincoln was so curious to observe while people were shooting. the truth of the matter, it is not clear that was oliver wendell holmes but did -- but somebody did say that. early gathered up supplies and retreated and federals did not cut them off. --ter had fled so far that that he completely marched himself out of the campaign for two weeks. it literally took him two weeks of marching to get back to the washington area that he went so far way. meanwhile, to longer organizing to block early's command. lincoln, according to his clerk, disgusted. he grumbled that right pursued slowly for fear he might come across the rebels and cut -- and captures some of them. in fairness to wright, he was nowhere blameworthy than the other. he received minimal instruction from hallock and not as bad as hunter who fled in the wrong direction. at least in the route, wallace had the good sense to fall back on baltimore which was the defensive task to bring -- to protect baltimore. the real problem lie in the hig

i have been following his career for so long, the sherlock holmes film, this movie, he is playing kingmoment where king arthur finally takes control of excalibur and everything slows down, taking out the bad guys and i want to know how they filmed that moment. watch this. >> the idea of playing with speed, excel over -- excalibur slowing down time for me to be moving at different speed, different time rates in people i was fighting. then shoot my stuff alone which created a physical challenge, to put that much force into a blow and stop the inertia your self, connecting with someone else requires enormous energy. >> most audiences know him from sons of anarchy but he is becoming a huge star. in this film he plays king arthur. the movie has some great action sequences, the editing is similar to what guy ritchie has done with two smoking barrels, even though the film takes place many centuries ago that is what makes the film work, the action in the movie, the problem the movie is the beginning is a bit problematic, confusing and some cheesy moments at times but jude law is a great villai

holmes said those who serve in our military have hearts that are touched with fire.nown one of the fallen you've known greatness. but is hard to be content with their silence for we miss them. the empty chair on a holiday. empty every day. the photograph that goes wherever you do. the picture fades so that the person in it does not. their fighting spirit persists, passed down through the ranks, their spirit echoes in those who serve today in the air, on land, and at sea. in a world awash with change, some things stand firm, some things are as plato said good and true and beautiful. the kid on the line who never had a chance to grow old will always be there to teach us that suffering has meaning if it is accepted out of love for others. to the families of the fallen, both here and at home, no words will ease your pain. but i beg you let it have meaning. unite your sorrow to their awesome purpose. people do grace places, but people also grace people. we are blessed by our time with those now asleep, the mighty and the gentle. let us share their story with others, then,

he looked at me when i finished in second the what if i told you that jesse holmes, three years ago, sitting in his home in raleigh, north carolina with his wife thought in advertisements in early december for a young man with braces up to his hips, 14 years old, braces on his arms, saying all i want for christmas is for somebody to love me and take me home. what would you say if i told you that jesse and dot helms adopted that young man as their own child? i would say, i feel like a full. he said, well they did. always appropriate to question another man or woman judgment, but it is never appropriate to question their motive, because you do not know. and once you? questionce you motive, you make it impossible to reach a compromise. i say you are in the pocket of, canou are unethical, or you talk about things that go to the heart of you as a person, it is also hard to reach an agreement on an issue that has to be resolved. at the same time, you have a responsibility to stand up against in dignities, you are committed, you have to be committed everywhere against any and all those folk

plus, horace holmes is here with a 7 on your side investigation.orace: what is at the center of your morning routine? coffee. what we will tell you tha prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. autria: there are new developments this morning in the death of a pledge at a penn state fraternity. here is your "gma" first look. x 18 members of the fraternity awaiting their fate as the parents of the 19-year-old anhomore who died during university. >> this occurred right underneath the noses of penn state officials. >> falling headfirst down the stairs this past february, frat brothers waiting 12 hours before calling for help. he died at the hospital the next day. after his death, penn state permanently banned the fraternity, adding new restrictions for all greek organizations. still, his family says that none of t

holmes said those that serve in our military have hearts that are touched with fire.ilence. if you have ever known one of the fallen, you have known greatness. it is hard to be content with their silence for we missed them. the empty chair on the holiday, empty every day. the photograph that goes wherever you do. the picture fades but the person in it does not. their fighting spirit persists passed down through the ranks, the spirit echos of those that serve today on air, on land and at sea. in a world awash with change, some things stand firm. some things are as plato said, good, beautiful and truthful. the kid on the line that never had a chance to grow old will always be there to teach us that suffering has meaning if it is accepted out of love for others. to the families of the fallen both here and at home, no words will ease your pain. but i beg you, let us have meetings. unite your sorrow to their awesome purpose. be do grace places, but people also grace people. we're blessed by our time with those now asleep, the mighty and the gentle. let us share their story

i think he did a terrificjob with sherlock holmes, he took a small element of the text about fightingnd turned it into something that made the movie action—packed. the problem with this is itjust looks like a bunch of cgi effects thrown together around the ropiest of scripts with the broadest of performances, the whole film, nudging and winking at the audience all the way through. i really ended up thinking, where is john boorman when you need him? it's so heavy on its feet. it's the fault of the script and the execution of the story. it's a thudding sword and sorcery film which i spent large portions thinking, why am i not excited by this, and not laughing at thejokes? why am i not thrilled by the set pieces and why are there so many mythical beasts that look like someone knocked them up on a home computer? it's really not good. there is nothing more to say. there isn't! we will move along. actually a change of gear. total change. inversion, a story about everyday life in tehran about the issues facing a young woman. absolutely. this has a fantastic performance, a young woman in poll

my next guest is the director of "snatch" and "sherlock holmes."heaters may 12th. >> these are friends of mine so you're going to have to sort it out. >> they've been warned they have to pay. >> how did you get money from a viking? >> i feel a joke coming on here. you're asking for it. >> you just walked in there and asked them for it? >> oh it banged on for a bit. >> i've got 50 seasoned men of war. >> where did you find the blades? >> i bor royed it, put it na >> that's your story. >> david: please welcome guy ritchie. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> david: good to see you, bud. >> how are you, david? >> david: looking good, dude. >> so are you. >> david: yeah? >> we have a rather similar complexion. >> david: we do have a similar thing going on here. you're about 100 times cooler but i'll take what i can get. >> that's very kind. >> david: yeah. >> did we have a bit of help with the makeup department? >> david: yeah, i've been here since 2:00 a.m. >> this is a bit of a trump thing we've got going on. >> david: we're like in a mirror doing you got a

horace holmes with a cautionary tale that all of us can learn from.ace: danielle smith is an artist with every stroke of her brush. there is a passion about what she creates. >> i'm very into textures so i exaggerate textures, curves or shapes. horace: she received e-mail that wanted to buy a painting for an anniversary surprise fast approaching. >> the gentleman wrote he noticed his wife used the computer to look at smith's website and wanted a list of available paintings between $1,000 and $15,000. this is the piece he chose. >> i love this one. >> priced at $12,000. the highest priced painting available in the price range. >> very exciting. i was a young artist. horace: they arranged details of the check from the painting. since he was at sea the shipping agent would arrange delivery. when the check arrived it wasn't for $12,000. it was for $21,000. >> he was requesting that i pay his shipping fees and his agent who is handling his shipment because he was an ocean engineer on a voyage out at see. horace: smith was to deposit the $21,000 check and w

. >> developing now, eleanor holmes norton is demanding that official with the us national ash reet em apologize to a group of first grade students. the students from a charter school from the district were on a field trip last week. during that visit a staff member reportedly yelled at a student who was playing near some picnic tables and that staff member called an officer to pond. students, parents and staffer say they felt unwelcomed. the school issued a statement that says in part, our primary focus is to keep our students safe and focused on yoifl learning both i'm side and outside the classroom. we appreciate the public support for our students regarding the situation last week at the ash reet em. we value our relationships with partners and working forward to reach a solution so that all students are made to feel welcome. >> coming up next at ten, a local school system saving big bucks. the changes they made to aging buildings that saved \million\mills of dollars. a the weather heats h up so does the risk of mosquito-borne viruses like zika. what they're saying about the reliab

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oliver wendell holmes talked about a clear and present danger . if his speech presents a clear and present danger, it cannot be allowed. that became a very important -- he talked about people falsely, -- people falsely yelling fire in a theater. the analogy was to situations and which the protections of free speech just need to be loosened because there was a present danger. >> holmes and justices from the mid- had recoiled from that. 20's first of all, the war in retrospect was much less popular after it ended, than it had been when americans were actually fighting. by the mid-20's, the famous case case called the gitlo case, a radical socialist to said, the american government should be overthrown by the working class, basically. this case helped to lead what is called the corporation and the bill of rights. until then, most amendments to -- did not actively apply to the states, only the federal government. i think in large part as a result of world war i, now something we take for granted, the bill of rights, especially the first amendment, is

if you remember sherlock holmes, p you remember the slow motion scenes, very well done.the music kind of gives it a very modern tone. it has a very hans zimmermaner eng sound to it. it keeps the movie going. richie style the editing is done in a way where things are told in past and present, characters have funny names. it's really well done in that regard. on the negative side i thought the beginning of the film was very problemat there was some scenes in the opening which made no sense and it felt like it was put together without any type of direction. there was also some cheesy scenes by jude law in the middle of the film. i gave the movie a 3.5 out of five. the trailers for this movie were very bad. i walked in kind of hoping guy richie would save the movie. the trailers don't do the action justice. it's better than the trailers lead onto believe. i gave it 3.5 out of five. i do recommend seeing it. next up is snatched. this is the new film starring gold i hand as well as amy schumer. mother and daughter they go on vacation in equador. they get quid napped and they t

(justine) that was natay holmes, reporting.e manager says they will be upgrading their security system this week.. she's just happy no one was inside the restaurant at the time of the break-in. (justine) stiall ahead... more budget cuts from president trump... but this time it affects a calfornia project that alerts you about deadly emergencies... we'll explain... and next... surveillance video shows an s-u-v intentionally hitting cars at gas station... tonight we hear from the victims.... gúw now at 10:30... a woman in sacramento went on a car ramming rampage... mowing down random cars at a gas station. and it's all caught on camera. reporter karma dickerson explains what happened and spoke to some of the victims... investigators are finally taking a look at the video that many have been glued to for the last 24 hours... thatús according to a clerk at the arco am/pm who says sacramento police picked up the video this morningno matter how many times you see it... itús still jaw dropping to watch a driver plow into car after car