directed by academy award winner john ford, this was produced about six months after the war began when north korea invaded south korea on june 25th, 1950. in the first major conflict of the cold war, north korea was backed by china and the soviet union, while the u.s. led the united nations force in support of south korea. >> this is korea. [ explosions ] ♪ >> and this is korea. a peaceful land once, with lakes and villages and mountains where the rice grew. men and women worked and people lived for living until the ruthless red hand of communism reached out to snatch it. old people and kids and more kids. >> sometimes i think that's the last thing any of us will ever forget. those kids, laughing, crying, homeless, hungry, until we fed them. korea. where it gets cold in the wintertime as it does at home. where young men and women marry. where the kids used to play happily.

navy and directed by academy award winner john ford, the 50-minute film was released six months after the war began when north korea invaded south korea on june 25, 1950. in the first major conflict of the cold war, korea was backed by china and the soviet union. >> this is korea. [explosions] [gunfire] ♪ >> and this is korea, a peaceful land once, with lakes and villages. and mountains, where the rice grew. men and women, and people lived for living, until the ruthless, red hand of communism reached out to snatch it. old people, kids, and more kids. sometimes, i think that is the last thing any of us will ever forget. those kids -- laughing, crying, homeless, hungry. until we fed them. korea, where it gets cold in the winter time, as it does at home, where young men and women marry. ♪ where the kids used to play happily. ♪ and here comes your kids, and yours, and yours. dirty and tired, slogging back from the chosen reservoir fight, not retreating as they say, but advancing in a different direction. the first marine division. while the head man of the village walks past and wonders,

navy and directed by academy award winner john ford, the 50 minute film was produced six months afterar began. when north korea invaded south korea and 1950. in the first major conflict of the cold war, north korea was backed by china and the soviet union. while the u.s. led the united nations force in support of south korea. >> this is korea. [explosions] [gunfire] >> now look at this, and look at this, and look at it. republicat the korean is fighting for. miles of miles and homeless refugees, set adrift by the red scourge. whole families starving, fear-ridden, without hope, beyond the united nations. shots for smallpox and typhus. and they do not understand. but they will. it was a big problem for what to do with the orphan kids they picked up? they had to leave them somewhere, before they reached the fronts. so they asked them to take them. little babe ruth dimaggio was confused, until he found friends and smiled, in trust. candy, chewing gum for the kids, but you have to teach them how to eat it. poor, frightened little fellas. then, we move out, once again. it is colder now. and

navy and directed by academy award winner john ford, the 50 minute film was produced six months after the war began. ofthe first major conflict the cold war, north korea was backed by china and the soviet union.

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navy and directed by academy award winner john ford, the 50 minute film was produced six months after war began. in the first major conflict of the cold war, north korea was backed by china and the soviet union. while the u.s. led the united nations force in support of south korea. >> this is korea. [explosions] [gunfire] >> now look at this and look at it. and look at it. the korean republic is fighting for. miles and miles and miles of homeless refugees set adrift by the red scourge. whole families starving, fearing , without hope. beyond the united nations. typhus.r smallpox and and they don't understand. but they will. what tobig problem -- do with the orphan kids. they had to leave them somewhere before they reach the front. they asked these good women to take them. little babe ruth dimaggio was not quite sure what it was all about. confused, frightened, until he f ound friends and smiled in trust. >> don't smoke, ya dope. >> candy, chewing them. -- chewing gum. for the kids. but you have to teach them how to eat it. poor, frightened little fellow. we move out once again. it's co

john: the red ford that came barreling down prosperity place crashed, as you can see , from one sidewalk to the other. ending up just beyond the black vehicle. jolting the neighborhood into a sudden police investigation. here is the car itself. 3 doors are a jar. you can see the path it took, taking out a tree, damaging steps, tossing debris. one neighbor figures that the padlocked fence may have slowed them and helped police catch them. folks say that speeding cars, some of them stolen, siphoning gas, their problems on the street. this morning, their thoughts were not about the crash, but >> that was my main concern . i was out here looking, in the back of the house, under the cars. i was more concerned about them. thank god they found the child. that is the first thing i thought about. john: as you look at the street, we are told prosperity place has seen its share of stolen car crashes, but nothing on the order were magnitude of the kind of situation they had today where a baby' s whereabouts and safety hung in the balance. on the west side, john london, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you.

gerald fords ththe president. elton john, don't go breaking my heart. it was all over the radio. you know how much it cost gerald owens to fill up his ford maverick? 59 cents a gallon. it is also the same year bob harris became the voice of the duke blue devils. >> here the voice of the blue devils, bob harris. >> it is virginia visiting duke this afternoon. >> reporter: it could be called one of the best van damage points in college basketball. >> what a crowd we have on hand. >> reporter: for bob harris, the crow's nest tucked in the rafters of cameron indoor stadium home. it has been home for a while now. >> and had jete are left it alone, it was going in. >> reporter: how many years? >> this is 40. >> reporter: as the play by one who brings the games to life. for those listening on the road. he calls himself a fan with a microphone. >> i try to give that to the audience that, yes, this is an exciting game. these kids are playing hard and i want you to enjoy that. >> it has been the consistent voice. the voice of duke athletics really. >> reporter: coach k has worked with harri

and inbound lane of baities minutes police cleared so all travel lanes open on baities ford. john? >> the state of north carolina won't challenge the non discrimination ordinance until after it goes into effect. ahead the reason for that decision and the impact emotions could have on possible legislation. >>> family members are mourning the loss of a couple killed your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deeretractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. e series compact tractors come with an industry-best, six-year,no-cost powertrain warranty. from classic to contemporary, >>> today troopers hope to release more information about an explosion that killed an elderly couple in cleveland county. >> naomi and jb newton died after a truck crashed into the home. one witness told her and warned her to get out of the house but the couple was not able to escape in time. >> wa

directed by academy award winner john ford, this was produced about six months after the war began when north korea invaded south korea on june 25th, 1950. in the first major conflict of the cold war, north korea was backed by china and the soviet union, while the u.s. led the united nations force in support of south korea. >> this is korea. [ explosions ] ♪ >> and this is korea. a peaceful land once, with lakes and villages and mountains where the rice grew. men and women worked and people lived for living until the ruthless red hand of communism reached out to snatch it. old people and kids and more kids. >> sometimes i think that's the last thing any of us will ever forget. those kids, laughing, crying, homeless, hungry, until we fed them. korea. where it gets cold in the wintertime as it does at home. where young men and women marry. where the kids used to play happily. and here come your kids, and yours, and yours. dirty and tired, slogging back from the desperate chosen reservoir fight, not retreating as they say, but advancing in a different direction. the first marine division.

. >> next saturday, march 19, american history tv will be live from ford's theatre in washington dc where john wilkes inth shop president lincoln 1865. they are hosting an all-day symposium on the president's life and career and legacy. authors will discuss his views on emancipation and reconstruction. today, starting at 9:05 eastern time live on c-span3 american tv. up next, prison gulf war recountsstephen wiehe his operation in desert storm. a -- an perspective of observer, he described the soldiers day-to-day activities, the harsh conditions and the pressures of wartime. about one hour. >>

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county is charged with operating an aircraft while under the influence. 50-year-old john francis maguire from chadds fordthe man about to co-pilot a flight while allegedly drunk saturday morning. maguire's arrest forced the flight to be arrested. they say cases like this are rare. >> for him to be with the company long enough to jeopardize his career at this point in time by having one or two many drinks is very unusual. >> authorities say maguire was in the cockpit of the plane when he was questioned. he was taken into custody after failing two breathalyzer tests. >>> they're on the front line every day of the heroin epidemic. today doctors, police and recovery experts will talk about how to stop the problem in our area. senator pat toomey will host a roundtable meeting at bensalem police department this afternoon. they passed his legislation aimed at stopping medication abuse and protecting seniors. the bill would stop doctor-shopping, where patients go to a number of different doctors to get multiple prescriptions. >>> also today, president obama will speak at the national prescription drug abuse and

john materese reporting... reporting...the ford f-150 pickup is the top selling vehicle in the u-s.but this morning the government is investigating 400 thousand of those trucks.the n-h-t-s-a has 33 complaints of brake pedals going to the floor, which has caused several crashes.the 6 cylinder ford f-150 trucks, model years 2013 and 2014. it could have been the missing link.but not so fast.... why police say a new piece of evidence is not likly connected to what was the thanks for getting up with us this sunday morning. it's now --- degrees at -- o'clock. it would have been a sensational story but this morning it looks like the "rusted folding knife" reportedly held by a retired l-a-p-d officer for nearly two decades... is likely *not* connected to the o-j simpson murder case. case.investigators believe the blade is too small to have killed nicole brown simpson and ron goldman..but police are testing the knife to be sure. "we will look at anything that we believe has any validity to either assure people that this investigation was do

eric garner, john crawford, michael brown, ezel ford, dante parker, tanisha anderson, tamir rice. i do it so i won't forget. freddie gray, sandra bland, laquan mcdonald. i do it so i can add their names, and have a piece of them in this moment that will remain. and we will move forward. it is good to new that somewhere, someone is paying attention. i recognize as a black woman in america, every time my sons walk out the door, i could be tamir's mother, i could be trayvon's mother, i could be eric garner's wife. i could be that person. what keeps me going, what allows me to get back up every day, and say i will face this once again, is this notion of faith. that there is something bigger than me. because survival is our legacy. surviving every day in the system is our goal. you have got to have commitment. let's finish this race we have been running. you have to be courage and be able to bless yourself. you have to have faith that there is something bigger than you. there is a place that exists beyond our current reality and broken promises, beyond poverty, crime, illiteracy, polic

police say cornerback tray his bike didn't have lights on when it collided with a ford escape thursday night. ravens coach john harbaugh called the news "devastating." walker was drafted in 2015 and for the ravens last season. two firefighters were hurt while battling a house fire in tacoma, washington. one had equipment failure inside the home and another medical issue. thursday afternoon was sparking on the roof. more than two dozen firefighters were on scene. the seton hall basketball team may be returning home after a disappointing loss in the n-c- double-a tournament, but one player just made history. guard derrick gordon became the first openly gay player to play in the tournament last night against gonzaga. afterwards, gordon tweeted his appreciation for people who believed in him-- saying he was very thankful. an ocean front town in oregon is tired of sea lions causing damage, so they are using an interesting tactic to scare them away. check this out.. air dancers have sea lions from property. people there say they do thousands of dollars in damage each year. but not everyone thinks they should go. so

john materese reporting... reporting...the ford f-150 pickup is the top selling vehicle in the u-s.but this morning the government is investigating 400 thousand of those trucks.the n-h-t-s-a has 33 complaints of brake pedals going to the floor, which has caused several crashes.the trucks under investigation are 6 cylinder ford f-150 trucks, model years 2013 and 2014. a pilot and his daughter escaped with minor injuries after being forced to make an emergency landing on a new york roadway. roadway.it happened yesterday. according to the pilot the engine died, but the "cirrus s-r 22" comes equipped with a parachute that can help in crash landings.it's a good thing because the pilot had to use it.this morning the f-a-a and the n-t-s-b are investigating. little warmer this weekwe could even see a couple of days reaching 70 degrees. degrees.but this is what some folks in california have been dealing with since friday.a severe storm has moved into the northern part of the state...and forecasters expect it to dump more than three feet of

county is charged with operating an aircraft while under the influence. 50-year-old john francis maguire from chads ford is the man about to co-pilot a flight. aviation expert jim brengle says cases like this are rare. >> for him to be with the company long enough to jeopardize his career at this point in time by having one or two too many drinks is very unusual. >> authorities say maguire was in the cockpit of the plane when he was questioned. he was taken into custody after failing two breathalyzer tests. >>> it's 5:35. a south jersey man is now charged in connection with a viral video showing the beating of a teenager. west stepford police charged him with terrorist threats and aggravated assault. we want to warn you that some people might find this video disturbing. it's an attack that was posted on social media last week. you can see the guy throwing numerous punches and kicks at the 17-year-old victim. he later throws him to the ground. authorities say the victim was sleeping on a friend's couch when the suspect came in, started an argument and then beat him. the boy is okay. >>> this morning mark

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if it should go to a convention, john mentioned reagan/ford. the few advantages of old age charlie is you've had experiences. i covered that 76 convention. and it was far different than today. these were both broadly acceptable candidates but the interesting thing, when you get to a convention that is open or is unsettled going in contested, it's a universe in itself. you don't know what's going to happen. rule books get thrown out. it's about rules and i remember being in the convention floor but reagan came awfully close, he really did to top the incumbent president and it was just remarkable the dynamic to take place. so if trump should come in say a hundred delegates shy but still the front runner, i think we're going to see things like we've never seen before. >> rose: let's assume that happens, al. donald trump let's assume he loses and somehow the candidate becomes some consensus candidate, paul ryan for example or someone else. what does that do to donald trump and what would he do and what impact might that have on a general election.

ford leaves her husband john and two young children at the age of 44. sad story in the war on cancer continues. >> god bless her. tina, thank you. >> final check on the weather. >> you know, chilly today looks like it will be chilly tomorrow too. but temperatures will be about average for this time of year and then things mac a big shift for the week. above average in 50s on monday. 60s tuesday close to 7 o on wednesday, and then there will be next chance of rain on thushz as numbers remain in the u 50s and 60s right through the end of next week. so -- very nice. cold again after that. wait and see. audrey keep us guessing that does it for us tonight i'm christina park with audrey puente and tina cervasio thanks for joining us see you tomorrow. street soldiers with lisa evers looking great and stepping out with confidence includes having beautiful feet. my newest beauty routine secret starts in the shower. discover the latest the new pedi perfect wet & dry. now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin. plus, it has 2 speeds and it's rechargea

[applause] >> today, american history tv will be live from ford theater in washington dc, where john wilkes inth shot abraham lincoln 1865. the ford theater is hosting an all-day symposium on the president's life and legacy. authors will also discuss his views on reconstruction and emancipation. it is next saturday, live on c-span3. each week, american history tv's railamerica brings you archival films. 50 years ago, march 16, 1966, gemini 8 blasted off with neil armstrong and david r. scott on board. mission.e sixth man is a 29 minute nasa film, telling the story of a docking in space and a failure that caused the capsule to violently tumble. they were forced to abort the mission and

delaware county is charged with operating an aircraft while under the influence. 50-year-old john maguire from chadds ford the man that was about to co-pilot an american airlines flight from detroit to philadelphia while drunk. the flight was canceled. aviation expert jim brengle says cases like this are rare. >> for him to be with the company long enough to jeopardize his career at this point in time by having one or two too many drinks is very unusual. >> authorities say maguire was in the cockpit of the plane when he was questioned. he was taken into custody after failing two breathalyzer tests. >>> a south jersey man is now charged in connection with a viral video showing the beating of a teenager. west stepford police charged him with terrorist tlelts and aggravated assault. we want to warn you, you may find some of this video here very disturbing. here it is. it was posted on social media last week. you can see the man throwing numerous punches and kicks at the 17-year-old victim. then later throws him to the ground. authorities say the victim was sleeping on a friend's couch when the suspect came i

john kasich reajertd him into the picture, is there still time. >> amy: a pine oneer, and considered to be america's first astronaut and lives in central florida. we'll talk with joe kitinger, looking ford to the conversation. >> john: a special on time, nationwide and people are introduced to him again. >> amy: and we'll introduce you to him. what is happening tonight. >> jayme: temperatures and skies

investigators say 50-year-old john mcguire of chadds ford delaware county was arrested saturday morningt detroit metropolitan airport. a t.s.a. agent first raised suspicion about mcguire after claiming to have smelled alcohol on mcguire's breath. >>> police say he then boarded the plane and got in the cockpit and that's when that agents boardd that plane as well and arrested mcguire after he allegedly failed sobriety tests. a passenger -- passengers on board watched the arrest unfold. >> i saw them actually taking the pilot around the side of the car and handcuffing him. >> now american airlines then canceled that flight and boarded passengers onto different planes. mcguire again who is from chadds ford delaware county is now charged with operating an aircraft under the influence which is a misdemeanor. >> septa is about to make it easier for commuters traveling between pennsylvania and delaware. the transit agency is adding two evening express trains to its wilmington newark line. >>> the trains will start on april 11th and will run between the four stations in delaware and center city

. >> john: on "cbs this morning" how it will affect consumers and pharmacies. >> christine: harrison ford will when the fifth installment >> john: 19 after 6:00. a live look at charlotte skyline tower cam, we have 63 degrees in charlotte right now, and looks pretty good out there. right now get over to kristen miranda who is live in the alert center with new details just coming in on a vehicle that fell in a river in ohio, the ohio river? >> kristen: in the ohio river, technically in kentucky, john, look at video, this is what happened yesterday, this is the scene yesterday but today, the news is that water rescue teams are still trying to assess how many people were in that car that plunged in the ohio river after a massive pile-up on a bridge that leads from kentucky to cincinnatti. kentucky. the accident caused a chain reaction, other cars tried to slow down, navigate around them, it took hours for teams to find that submerged cars, still they are trying to figure out how many people are inside, how to get the car out of the river, it has been a mess and tragic situation, we'll keep an

john kasich reajertd him into the picture, is there still time. >> amy: a pine oneer, and considered to be america's first astronaut and lives in central florida. we'll talk with joe kitinger, looking ford to the conversation. >> john: a special on time, nationwide and people are introduced to him again. >> amy: and we'll introduce you to him. what is happening tonight. >> jayme: temperatures and skies take a look, and gander downtown. and we're looking good. lake eola's northerly component to the wind freshens up and a cold front is draped down to the south and we did have a nice burst of rain this morning. and we had the lightning and the thunder and everything else that comes with it and now are sitting pretty. we have 50s and 60s and should make it with ease into the mid and upper 70s, a nice day overall, a look at a gradual return of sunshine and we're on our way. 76 by 2:00 and by 5:00, the big drive home, talking about 74. 67 for you, by 8:00 tonight. by the way, we should fall down to the 50s with ease tonight under clear skies and relatively light wind regime. it is all about the dry air. we look many states to the north, and a lot going on. and it is about big, row best high p

john: you think donald trump is a sexist and racist? harold fordsome of the things he has said indicate that. i don't know him well enough to call him that. john: it is always awesome to see you. a knockoff of ocean's 11 that does not infringe on any copyright starring donald trump & eisenberg. after this. ♪ mark: will probably walk into the convention with more delegates than any other candidate. opening among trumps rivals to lift the nomination out from under this billionaire. sasha eisenberg. : the individual delegates who go to cleveland to fill those states are the kind of shadow campaign going on right now. even if you didn't win them the saturday idates last always having their county conventions. they were selecting people who have been elected the night of the aisle caucuses. those people going to go to the county convention a multilayer funneling process. they are having congressional district conventions is entirely possible the goal of these other campaigns they're trying to find places where trump won the majority of delegates that th

philadelphia because he was allegedly drunk has been identified as 50-year-old john francis mcguire and he is from chadds ford. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at philadelphia international airport tonight. chad, we are learning more about the incident early saturday morning. >> reporter: yeah, jim, we have yet to hear from the pilot himself, john mcguire but what authorities say on saturday morning, mcguire was set to pilot a plane from detroit metropolitan airport to philadelphia international airport while drunk. as police detained john mcguire off of the american airlines flight he was prepared to fly while allegedly intoxicated, passengers knew something was amiss. initially they were told there was a problem with the pilot's seat. >> i was getting a little nervous and i guess there was a good reason why. >> i saw them actually taking the pilot around the side of the car and handcuffing him. >> reporter: maguire may have taken flight from detroit to philadelphia if not for an alert t.s.a. agent. the agent smelled what he thought was alcohol on maguire. police responded and the 50-year-old al

back in 2013 ford made national headlines when he admitted to smoking crack, buying other illegal drugs and driving drunkr all while he was in office. current toronto mayor johnoronto mayorry expressed his condolences for ford's family calling him, quota man who spoko his minds and who ran for offico because of the deeply felt convictions. he was 46 years old. > now to prince william county. one of the officers ashley guideline done was killed when she and her fellow officers responded to a call in wood woo bridge. one day after the shooting a 911 operator received this call. > 911 1 #, where is your y emergency. >> nothing. i'm telling you this that you are great people. pe > what's the address in. >> no, i'll tell you this, this is a comment, that you safe people's lives every day no, because this is polices are great people because they safe people. and no matter what safe us. you're very great. you're just a great person. you belong with great people. thank you.an > you could tell the operator e didn't know. kn >> exactly what do. > we've mentioned the other officer shot before.fi they are recovering. the saw pecked shooter, ronald hamilton is being held

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that is what i think about beamerican history tv will live from the ford theater in washington, d.c., where john wilkes booth shot abraham in 1865.o and authors will discuss his views on emancipation and reconstruction, next saturday, starting at 9:05 on american history tv. last year marked the 50th anniversary of the soma, alabama marches. alabama the speaker of the house posted a congressional gold medal ceremony the drink -- ceremony reis.ing frederick d this program is about one hour. as the chaplain of the u.s. house of representative's, father patrick conroy, gives the indication. conroy: let us pray. god of justice, god of mercy, we call upon you to send your spirit upon us now as you have so generously done in the past. those, your honor servants, who marched years ago so that we americans today find it unacceptable that many still do not have easy access to the vote. in the 50th year since their brave determination was on display, we bestow the congressional gold medal on those men and women who changed, not only alabama, and america, but the world. so many people, worldwide, have been

mark: coming up -- ♪ john: joining us now, former congressman gerald ford, jr., also an nbc political dan senor, the founder of the foreign-policy initiative. neither of you are here as surrogates today. you are here as friends. you are here as friends. we will start with republicans. >> why would you start with republicans? it's so less interesting. john: i will start with you. christie said she would rather vote for hillary clinton than donald trump. would you vote for donald trump? >> i'm not voting for donald trump. i'm confident marco rubio will be the nominee. i think there will be a another republican in the general election. john: who would that be? >> i'm not going to throw out names. john: i asked this question -- is this right now an existential crisis for the republican party? >> you have a guy who is leading the polls right now against a fragmented field who just said last night that the chinese government's treatment of the citizenry in china is a model for how we should deal with the american people. he basically said vladmir putin is a model leader for the united state

honda dirt bike with no lights and wearing dark clothing when he slammmed into a ford escape last night. ravens head coach john harbaugh released a is praying for tray and his family. this picture of arizona basketball coach sean miller during last night's n-c-a-a tournament game against witchita state is going viral. as you can see... it took him just a few minutes to sweat through his button-up shirt.he got a fresh shirt at halftime. miller was the head coach at xavier just before coach mack... and there was a good reason why he was sweating.the sixth-ranked wildcats lost to the 11th-ranked shockers uc fans are scattered across the country and our own keenan singleton met up with michelle frobose.she went to u-c but now lives in oregon.she's excited to see the bearcats in erson for the first time over a decade! spokane" this weekend she says she'll have a hard time choosing who she'll support.since moving to oregon she's become a fan...but her heart is still xavier players take time off the court to spend time with their fans.they were spotted signing autographs in st. louis yesterday.many fans from the tri-

eric gardner, john crawford, michael brown, be still ford, dante parker, kenisha anderson, camille rice. i do it so don't forget. bland, gray, sandra laquan mcdonald. i do it so i can add their names and their lives so that a piece of them in this moment will be remembered. we will move forward. i demand to know if somebody else is morning, because i recognize that a black woman in america, every time my sons walk sut the door, i could be kmir' mother, i could be trayvon's mother. i could be walter scott's wife, eric gardner's wife. i could be that person, but what gives me going and what allows me to get back up his saying i will face this window once again, the notion of faith. something bigger than me. because of survival is our legacy, surviving every day in this system is our goal. so you have got to have commitment. instead of this race we have been running for years. you got to have courage to bless yourself. you've got to have faith that there is something bigger than you, a solid family i believe. if there is a place beyond the current reality, beyond broken thomases, poverty a

the john and helen glessner family trust, supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. the wyncote foundation. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from scott nathan and laura debonis. >> my name is brittany smith, and i'm nine years old. it's tough because my mom and dad are poor. my dad just lost his job. it's kind of hard for us. monday i tried getting in the shower, and it was cold. i put the hot on all the way and no cold, and it was freezing. it felt like shoving your face in a bunch of snow. it was freezing! the hot water shut off because we didn't pay the bill in time. it was overdue. >> so what's the next bill due? >> electricity. it's going to be $318. we just need to put roger's ass to work. >> yeah. >> when you see the flat-screen tv and the computers and our ps3 and stuff, that's just things we've acquired over the years, stuff that we've had before all this happened, like when we w

[applause] >> next saturday, march 19, american history tv will be live from ford's theatre in washington, d.c., where johnkes booth shot abraham lincoln in april, 1865. ford's the error the abraham lincoln institute's hold -- is hosting a symposium on the president life and legacy. the views oncuss emancipation and reconstruction. that is next saturday live on c-span three's american history tv. what is so unusual is if i can be sassy for a second, to have a professional and personal partnership over more than 15 years is a really unusual thing. temperament and great vision is something i'd don't have and spend time on. to the very closely grand side of the information. "q&a" -- aon discussion about upcoming plans to move to israel. >> we were bureau chiefs in moscow and i've overseen things together before but we have in israelt any time and i think we are looking forward to learning a lot. it is so much of a vital part of today's issues but we have never lived there on the ground. >> i will be changing roles and continuing at political -- politico helping to lead our growth. internationally just this pa

she fought hard, and was the one consoling mets player after they ford passes away at 44 leaving her husband jawrn john and two young children. a weight of social media posts after they announced her passing. joe of the new york record tweeted hard to believe shannon ford passed away. i've known her since early 90s. the kindest, best person in the baseball industry, rest in peace. joel sherman of the post wrote a beautiful column on shannon today and he tweeted i've not met a more decent person in 30 years. covering baseball than shannon. in another tweet he continues never wanted to write a column less than this one on the passing of an angel named shannon ford. and for mets hall of famer mike sorry to hear passing of shannon dedicated member of the family. our deepest prayers are with you. so war on cancer continues we lost one today. penchts that's heartbreaking. >> tina that you think. >> coming up a couple of cops fallen heros. remember f oof! weee! slurp. mmmmmm. cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk! >> two cops in colorado pay tribute t

john: we could learn funeral plans today for the former mayor of toronto rob ford. the 46-year-old died yesterday after 18 months of treatment for rare and aggressive form of cancer. city officials in toronto created appear online book of condolences for the public. barbara: officials in the north carolina mountains are looking for the source of a mysterious loud boom. multiple people reported in around weaveville. they think it could be a seismic activity. no reports of earthquakes so far. hits from the beatles on i-tunes but not like this. this 10 inch vinyl record which is called the holy grail for electors sold at auction tuesday for $110,000. this is the first disk released on the beatles name with the first song john lennon ever wrote "hello little girl": barbara: kids are looking at that going what is this? don: can you imagine buying it and accidentally scratching it. john: vinyl records. barbara: they don't use them any more. don: when i first started i had a friend who was a d.j. and i could kind of doing it but the electronic scratching. barbara: it just

ford focus instead. i submit to you humbly that in john kasich's sudden love for vermont and alaska in these otherwise mysteriousgs there lies a key to the republican presidential race right now. and it's this. over the past few days it's become clear that mathematically there's only two possibilities for this field. either donald trump wins enough delegates to lock up the nomination or nobody does, in which case the party's nominee is going to be decided at their convention this summer in cleveland. if it goes to a contested convention, there is a real path to the nomination for john kasich or for anybody. because if we're headed to a contested convention, primaries really don't matter anymore. if this race really is going to be decided at a convention, literally nothing between now and the convention will matter. i mean, if you're john kasich, all you have to do is get there. stay alive and stay on people's minds until cleveland. so why not stay in the race and pick up delegates in neglected states with cheap ad rates like vermont or alaska? if you're john kasich you don't need to win texas or florida. you don

john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. the wyncote foundation. and by tfrontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from scott nathan and laura debonis. major funding for this program is provided by the kendeda fund. >> narrator: this is the story of three seemingly disconnected events beginning at the same time. what they each have in common is a type of infection that is becoming impossible to treat... a type of infection that has triggered deadly outbreaks, even at one of our most prestigious hospitals. it is a crisis that is spreading alarmingly fast, threatening everyone, even the healthy. (siren blaring) our first story starts in tucson, arizona, in may 2011. >> when i think about that time, i think about spring... and just, you know, how busy it was and how beautiful she was. she was 11 and a half years old and just physically perfect, beautiful from head to toe, slim, yo

john: we are getting word that degreed the second murder charge and the gun charge for each brother in this case. the brothers of michael ford. take a look at the scene. this is the police station. you can see officers are still very vigilant this afternoon. we want to show you disturbing stuff. officer jacai colson had parked on sunday afternoon, minutes after the bullets started ringing out. if you look at the street, this is where michael ford was allegedly standing when he pointed the gun at officers and started firing. look at all of the paint markers. oft gives you an indication just how violent this gun battle was. if you look at the front door of the station, the door is boarded up after bullets shattered the glass. brothers, michael ford, his brothers, elijah and mal ik, who parked and recorded the entire thing. >> i am devastated this is happening to a young police man. an educated black police man, working to protect us. john: the alleged gunman was by cop, evenicide recording a last will and testament before arriving with his brothers. they face attempted murder charges. john gonzalez, abc 7 news. colsonofficer j