following john harris' death, house stayed in the harris family for many years. ther it became part of elder family owned it, and by the 1850's it had become the ,ennsylvania female college started by a licensed methodist ,piscopal started by a licensed methodist episcopal minister who chose to teach at the baltimore female academy. the legislature,the legislaturea charter to school, similar school for pennsylvania and he founded the school here in the as war secretary. lincoln and he sort of but heads. cameron was a little involved in graft. ownas moving troops by his railroads and lincoln was taking heat from it. he dismissed him as war secretary and made him minister to russia in the middle of the winter. --ittle earlier than that this is wall he was putting up the house for sale. the president had sent cameron and his wife and daughter over .o russia he decided to send back to one of his cohorts to buy this house. he and his wife -- by way of france -- basically did a shopping trip for this new house. they wanted a victorian house because they had seen all of

following john harris's death in 1791, the house stayed in the harris family for many years. later it became part of the -- the elder family owned it, and by the 1850's it had become the pennsylvania female college, started by a licensed methodist episcopal minister, but who chose to teach at the baltimore female academy. the legislature of pennsylvania chartered a similar school for pennsylvania, and he founded the school here in the 1850's. he had some 50 young women living here. on the board of trustees of that school was a man named simon cameron, who would play the next major role in the mansion. simon cameron was the most important political figure in central pennsylvania. he was born a poor boy in may town, pennsylvania, near lancaster. he came to harrisburg as a newspaperman and got into politics. he became a four-time senator from pennsylvania. when abraham lincoln was inaugurated as president, lincoln installed him as war secretary. lincoln and he sort of butting heads, to put it mildly. cameron was a little involved in draft beyond his own railroad. he basically wa

a little bit about the history of harrisburg , harrisburg was founded by a man named john harris who set out a trading post along the susquehanna river. is sean john harris junior is the one responsible for laying out these streets and eventually coaxing the capital of pennsylvania to come to harrisburg. before harrisburg was called harrisburg it was called lewisburg, after the revolutionary war in honor of the french. the capital where the location eventually became was called lewisburg and the counties we are in still to this day is holding county so by publishing this, sort of the first book in harrisburg and also using the name harrisburg you begin to see the sort of name claim for the city. you will see in this which is 1796 the harrisburg is spelled with an h. all these books in the stack were published by a journeymen printer named john white and he was originally from new england. he brought this printing press to harrisburg after having gone down and set it up in the french county and saturday in the 1790s, if you know anything about the history there was the sceneof a great

john harris speaks english but you also have a bentonite and a baptist, german-speaking tradition, largely farmers and that is very much evident in central pennsylvania today. a little tension between the urban city of harrisburg and the surrounding rural communities even though harrisburg was very small, just the downtown, surrounded by farms. that is the history of printing in 19th century harrisburg. as we move to the 20th century, the city undergoes a movement called the city beautiful and you have national leaders, like horace mcfarland who helped preserve niagara falls and yosemite and nationally with the forest service to preserve our forests in the country, they settled in harrisburg. as part of what they do have established a beautification effort called the farland press. one of the things horace mcfarland does is pioneers color printing in the 20th century and this may not seem like much today when digital photography gives crisp, clear colors but in 1900 getting the right color when you are doing a book of roses of the world, was really important and mcfarland had a rose garden

up next, we will visit with john harris to learn about pennsylvania's two politicians from two different centuries. >> simon cameron mentioned here in harrisburg. this is the oldest house in what was the original harrisburg. it was built in 1776, and we are celebrating our

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harris: what is the latest reaction from the trump team to representative john lewis saying he thinks mr. trump is not a legitimate president? >> reporter: it's disappointment, harris, the top transition officials we heard from today all acknowledge the work that congressman lewis did during the civil rights movement and wished he use his platform more carefully. >> we need folks like john lewis and others who, i think, have been champions of border rights, actually recognize the fact that donald trump was dually elected, he's going to put his hand on the bible in five days, and i think it's incredibly disappointing and i think it's irresponsible for people like himself to question the legitimacy of the next united states president. >> reporter: the president-elect had just been going after democratic congressman lewis, but today he broadened out his attack to include all democrats, he said this on twitter, the democrats are so angry that so many obama democrats voted for me, with all of the jobs i'm bringing back to our nation, that number will only get higher. car companies and othe

nancy young who will start the discussion off about john garner and harry truman's relationship. >> harry truman and john nance garner were cut from the same cloth in many ways. they were born and raised in rural backgrounds. they did not have the formal education of a john f. kennedy. they both appreciated the experiences of a common man and woman. that is what drove them to public service, i believe. don already mentioned garner was fdr's first vice president. truman was fdr's last vice president. they shared skepticism about that office both held with garner once observing that the vice presidency was not worth a couple of warm spit. that is a sanitized version of the quote. there is a less sanitized version, and i will let your imagination take you wherever it will. harry truman, not to be outdone, made a similar observation about the vice presidency, that it was like the fifth tit on a cow, no are way to really change that one around that i could think of. [laughter] >> hopefully that will suggest to you the common bond of the two men. garner was truman's senior and garner was in the

john hurt has died. he was in the first two harry potter movies.rominent film actor in the 1960s cited for a breakout role in a man for all seasons. among his steextensive movie anv credits were the elephant man, 1984, alien and indiana jones. honored with numerous awards, hurt was knighted in 2016. no specific reason was disclosed for his death. john hurt was 77 years old. >>> switching now to weather, several recent storms are paying off for residents in the state of california who have been suffering under an extreme drought now for a couple of years. julie martin is here with more on that. we've been talking about that drought for some time. this rain has been very helpful. >> yeah, the drought has been going on since 2014 and still technically in effect. the governor has not saying hey, we're out of the drought completely. so you do still have to follow the restrictions. but this has certainly helped out millions of folks in california. let's take a look at some of those storms that brought in all of that rain. for the first time in three year

harris? >> john huddy, thanks very much. president-elect trump is blasting an american company for making cars outside the u.s. and he's threatening to slap it with a tax. more about this ahead from the fox news deck. stay tuned. me eyes. same nose. same toughness. and since he's had moderate alzheimer's disease, the same never quit attitude. that's why i asked his doctor about once-a-day namzaric. (avo) namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. don't take if allergic to memantine, donepezil, piperidine or any of the ingredients in namzaric. tell the doctor about any conditions including heart, lung, bladder, kidney or liver problems, seizures, stomach ulcers, or procedures with anesthesia. serious side effects may occur, including muscle problems if given anesthesia; slow heartbeat, fainting, more stomach ac

harris: tu john thank you. >> we look at the battle for moatmosulin iraq, and a new wars episode. >> in chec exclusive footage obd by fox news, isis fighters caught in gunfire. engaged my peshmerga soldiers, this is literally trench warfare: suddenly another one lying in wait blows himself up, an all too common isis tactic. >> water? >> isis fights for every inch of ground. and kills anyone they can. as the peshmerga try to defeat them, and are defeated them. you need food? we have. >> people are running from mosul and running from isis, so had they come here, we try to give them any help we can, that is food, medicine, water, and pray. harris: war stores fighting isis, in battle for mosul airs right after the fox report, don't miss it. >> queen elizabeth is back in the public eye after weeks of downtown, because of a bad cold. she arrived for church service, her first public appearance in weeks. the 90-year-old british royal missed christmas day service for first time in decades. >> award season is kicking into gear, hollywood favorites are coming it right now for the golden globe,

like i said, harris, it's like drinking from a fire hose this morning. >> harris: john roberts, thank you for wracking out the facts for us. i want to start in reverse order and begin with those sanctuary cities. i did a big drill down this morning with our brain room to get the particulars. and you heard john talking about the fact that there are those out there, about 300 of those jurisdictions, judge, i want to start with you. 58 counties in california. out of all of them, a quarter of them are considered special sanctuary areas. so this is a real issue, how is the president doing this morning? >> jeanine: i said that he would hit the ground running, but he has not only hit the ground running, he is airborne at this point. look, the thought that went into every executive action is a message that we have thought this through. yes stop the block grants, you stop the law enforcement grants, you make sure, it is all about the money. and then what you do, he is increasing the i.c.e. agents, he is increasing enforcement, he is making sure that they actually enforce the laws that are in p

when harry truman was inaugurated in 1949, after his election in 1948, he came to st. john's and had a pre-inaugurational worship service here before he was sworn in for his full term as president. subsequent to that time, other presidents have had pre-inaugural services in churches or elsewhere. not necessarily in st. john's, but the tradition began here, and it began with franklin roosevelt. that's one more example of the association of st. john's with presidents and part of the heritage of this building. it's always been available as a place, and an intimate place, for services that people might wish to have. for example, when president kennedy was assassinated on november 22, 1963, reverend john harper, the rector of st. john's at the time, was contacted by president lyndon johnson and asked if the following day, the saturday, on november 23rd around noon, if st. john's would have a brief memorial service on behalf of president kennedy. of course, the church was quite happy to comply. on that day, president johnson, his wife ladybird, and some of the staff came over, they

younger audience knew him as a magic wand make nert harry potter movies. john hurt was 77. hollywood is also mourning the loss of barbara hale, best known for her real as secretary della street in "perry mason". the detective series ran to cbs in the 1950s and 60s. hale won a best-actress emne1959. she was 94 years old. coming up next, the wife of a real estate developer is murdered in her home. investigators are asking the public to help solve this case. rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels

when harry truman was inaugurated in 1949, after his election in 1948, he came to st. john's and had a pre-inaugurational worship service here before he was sworn in for his full term as president. subsequent to that time, other presidents have had pre-inaugural services in who has endeavored to distinguish it with a character of architecture. leaders of of the washington, the church represented a new start. had any number of special services. withf the most famous was dolly madison. she attended st. john's and, after what i described, when her husband died, she decided to move back to washington and she close toa house lafayette square. was she came back, she baptized and confirmed by the and hern the church funeral was conducted from this church and it was attended by and everyone. service, one of the name losts had their to history. he was a clerk. fires of washington had yet to take place, james monroe was out in scouting to see the disposition of british military forces, concluding there was the possibility of washington being attacked. and said that him he should secure

harry potter. nick higham, looks back at his life. john hurt, as the deranged roman emperor caligula in the bbc‘s i, claudius. but you ordered no triumphs. well, of course i ordered no triumphs. do you think i'd order triumph for myself? but you ordered us not to order any. yes, and you took me at my word, didn't you? and in the naked civil servant. i wear rouge, i wear mascara on my eyelashes, i dye my hair, i wear flamboyant clothes, far more outre than those i am wearing now. he was an unusual actor, instantly recognisable, yet never typecast. here, he played the notorious and flamboyant quentin crisp. it was a brave part to take on. many people said "don't do that, you'll never work again", and so on. and i said "but it's not about homosexuality, it's about the tenderness of the individual, as opposed to the cruelty of the crowd, really". his breakthrough had come in a man for all seasons in 1966, a small part in an oscar—winning film. what will you do with it? sell it. and buy what? a decent gown. he earned an oscar nomination himself

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. >> yes, harry truman, john kennedy and bill clinton. >> amazing. jessica, you had grand dad , dad and then now you. >> i don't think i had a choice whether i like it or not. i was born in this club. i grew up since the day i was born in it and it is just something you fall in love with. you don't understand, people from other places don't know what it is and it is just something that is amazing and awesome to be part of. >> now john the fourth, this is your first time participating in this. >> yes. >> they are giving you claps. >> you will be dancing, participating in this, how does it feel to be part of this and look up and see your family here. >> it feels good to be this is band and follow a generation. >> reporter: one day you will be saying the same thing, that the grandfather is saying, right. >> yeah. >> reporter: look at these outfits. this is his first time, you know, john junior, whose grand pop had to put on outfit because it is very intricate. they have tails with velcro on them and then also velcro holding these on and then they have t

harry. >> remember, john, they don't hear the 911 call, all they're hearing is what dispatch gives them. >> and dispatch told them there was information about a stolen call. this is what the 911 call was. >> what did the guy look like? >> he was african-american with a black hood. i don't want to be racial profiling. i feel bad. >> did you see him jimmy the door open? >> he is a bar in his hand and he was like -- it look like he was jimmying the door open. >> you can be white, you can be black, you can be any race if you're jimmying a car door open at night that looks odd. it was interesting to me that the caller was very aware, though, of what she was saying. she didn't want anyone to think she was calling just because the man was black. >> yeah, but, i mean, you have to question the caller here. the fact is the police officers knew nothing about that phone call except the fact that they got a call that somebody tried to break into a car and probably stole a car. that's what they were going on. they don't get a chance to hear that 911 call until after if they get the investigation. there'

. >>> legendary actor john hurt has died following a long battle with pancreatic cancer. hurt was best known for movies like the elephant man and the harry potter films. he received two academy award nominations during his six decade career. the british actor also performed on stage. hurt was 77 years old. >>> original cast members from the broadway smash hit hamilton and american musical are going to sing the america the beautiful at super bowl 51. the original hamilton cast members will join music icons

we had recently on john fund, joan if you caught that. >> we did. harris: one of his criticisms of the obama administration is they would wholesale the law without congress. it looks like republicans and of course they have bicameral leadership now, both sides of congress, looks like they're in a position to do better? >> yes, it is. we can do so by making improvements on the law that is existing. keep the preexisting conditions package. nobody doesn't like that. we can find ways to make it more efficient. we can allow people to group together and legalize inexpensive health care. >> i know republicans are going ahead. john mentioned this, i've heard others say they're going to have to celt idea to the american public so they don't get scared. doug, i'm going quote you from, democratic scaremongering is making gop nervous, but 75% of the public wants dramatic repeal and change in obamacare. >> what evan spoke of and i spoke of there is there a problem. if there isn't bipartisanship and the democrats do promote fear instead of cooperating, we'll get the wor

harry potter. nick higham, looks back at his life. john roman emperor caligula in the bbc‘s i, claudius. but you ordered no triumphs. well, of course i ordered no triumphs. do you think i'd order triumph for myself? but you ordered us not to order any. yes, and you took me at my word, didn't you? and in the naked civil servant. i wear rouge, i wear mascara on my eyelashes, i dye my hair, i wear flamboyant clothes, far more outre than those i am wearing now. he was an unusual actor, instantly recognisable, yet never typecast. here, he played the notorious and flamboyant quentin crisp. people said tt was a brave part to take on. many people said "don't do that, you'll never work again", and so on. and i said "but it's not about homosexuality, it's about the tenderness of the individual, as opposed to the cruelty of the crowd, really". his breakthrough had come in a man for all seasons in 1966, a small part in an oscar—winning film. what will you do with it? sell it. and buy what? a decent gown. he earned an oscar nomination himself for midni

here are your options, was it jkk, was it ronald reagan,ea john quincy adams or william wil henry harrison. harriink jim knows it.im kno >> i'm going to say it'say i william henry harrison he gave e a long speech and died 30 days later. late >> you're correct sir. you >> i'm going say that'r too. >> that's right em tragicallyria delivered the longestdered inaugural address that historyry lasting one hour 45 minutes on a blistering cold march day in n washington. >> i don't think he had a cold on it. >> he didn't either. he h't tadco ald he case of pn. died 30 days after takinging office. shortest tenure of anyf a president. ready for number three? so thr far so goo >> what was the first inauguration to be>> w nationaly televised. was it dwight eisenhower harry truman or franklin rooseveltlt or j.f.k.or j.f >> i'm going say j.f.k. j.f >> i'm going with eisenhower.r. >> we got two thumbs down onmbs this one, chris. it's -- [laughter]ghr] >> it's truman. >> that was around the television>> t era. e it was truman 1947 an estimated 10 million americans a watched his 1949 inaugural according to his pre

john hurt dead at 77. the british knight known for "elephant man" to "harry potter." we will look at his career today, saturday, january 28th, 2017. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on saturday morning. i'm sheinelle jones. >> i'm craig melvin. about two hours ago, down under, one more time. a match to watch. and once again, little sister got the better of big sister. >> we are so proud of these ladies. we are rooting for them. it is one. things, to me, 40 is the new 30. >> you say that. of course. >> you know what i mean. we are rooting for them. we want her to go as long as she can. >>> let's get to the top story. president trump now in office for a week shaking up washington with executive order temporarily halting immigration and taking aim at muslim immigrants in particular. this as he sets to speak with vladimir putin today. nbc's kaci hunt is live at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. new backlash after president trump signed that executi

not behind the leaks, cia director john brennan says he doubts the claim and suggest republicans were targeted as well. sheep intelligence correspondent catherine harrisith more of that. >> thank you. john brennan speaking to pbs question the credibility of wikileaks founder julian assange he told fox news the russian government was not his source for the dnc and clinton campaign emails. >> he is not exactly a bastion of truth and integrity, so therefore, i would not subscribe to any of these individuals making comments that it is providing the whole unvarnished truth. >> speaking to sean hannity in an interview broadcast last night, julian assange also said that the emails were child's play and that the lack of security of the dnc and john podesta did not require the skill of a foreign intelligence service. >> podesta gave out his password, and it was the word "password." his own staff said this email that you have received, this is totally legitimate. this is something a 14-year-old kid, 14-year-old kid could have hacked. >> in a tweet, the president-elect repeated the claim that according to him, a 14-year-old teenager could have hacked it. he was

hurt starred in two harry potter films as well as in this year's oscar nominated film. john hurt was 776789. >>> and tress bacala hail has died, best known role, the secretary in the tv series perry mice on, and when she co-starred with raymond burr. the show originally ran on cbs from 1957 to 1966, got re rival in the 80s, nine 90s, it earned her emmy in 1959. there is no word on the cause of her death. a family representative says hail died thursday at her los angeles area home with her family by her side. barbara hail was 94 years old. >>> meantime, back here at home, pennsylvania senator bob kacie held round table in philadelphia in support of legislation, aimed at those battling breast cancer. he supports the treatment act, it would provide medicare coverage of limb foe deem a compression items, it is swelling and fluid retention in the bod that i can go to surgery if lymph nodes are removed like lumpectomy or masectomy. >> those on medicare don't have the supplies covered under medicare so we have to pay out-of-pocket. and the sleeves that i have to wear cost $1,002. a

john hurt won oscar nominations for his roles in midnight express and the elephant man. he also appeared in the harryotter series, and was lauded for outstanding performances in both hollywood films and on british television. nick higham looks back at a career that spanned more than six decades. everything seemed to come to a head today... john hurt as political diarist alan clark. both my black teeth have disintegrated into blackened stumps or stalactites. a complex characterjohn hurt played with such ease and subtlety. his talent was spotted early in a succession of leading stage and television roles. his first big breakthrough came in 1966 in a man for all seasons. a small part, but in a high profile, oscar—winning film. i will be getting a newjob shortly, i should wonder. they have asked me if i would like to train as a manager or a managing director. a few years later he was starring opposite richard attenborough in 10 rillington place. won't you have to learn to read and write for that? no, you'll have secretaries and things like that. he played the illiterate timothy evans, wrongly hanged for

including camel la harris, who told our sister station she is voting against general john kelly donald trump's choice to run the homeland security department. kelly has gotten high marks from many democrats. harris says she doesn't support him, because he can't guarantee her he will support daca. it allows certain undocumented immigrants who were brought here as children to avoid deportation. >> i asked him repeatedly whether he would honor the promise that our country made to those kids. >> my view was, he was going to be helpful in this issue, we'll have to wait and see. >> dianne feinstein says she does not announce her positions on cabinet votes. both those senators are on the intelligence committee, investigating russia's role in the election. >>> here behind me, you can see the capitol all aglow, this is where all the action will take place tomorrow as we inaugurate the 45th president of the united states. we take time now to look back at the past eight years. president barack obama entered the white house breaking the color barrier. he took over the nation at the height of the g

including camel la harris, who told our sister station she is voting against general john kelly donald trump's choice to run the homeland security department. kelly has gotten high marks from many democrats. harris says she doesn't support him, because he can't guarantee her he will support daca. it allows certain undocumented immigrants who were brought here as children to avoid deportation. >> i asked him repeatedly whether he would honor the promise that our country made to those kids. >> my view was, he was going to be helpful in this issue, we'll have to wait and see. >> dianne feinstein says she does not announce her positions on cabinet votes. both those senators are on the intelligence committee, investigating russia's role in the election. >>> here behind me, you can see the capitol all aglow, this is where all the action will take place tomorrow as we inaugurate the 45th president of the united states. we take time now to look back at the past eight years. president barack obama entered the white house breaking the color barrier. he took over the nation at the height of the g

hoyer: harris, anthony brown, valerie dennings, john mcgeechan mcgeechan, lisa blunt rochester, and thatmember of the freshman class, or maybe the junior member of the sophomore class, i'm not sure how dwight looks at his status, but i'm sure he is lowering his -- he is lording his seniority over all of you. when the congressional black caucus was founded, ladies and gentlemen, they would've only been a partial first row. not the second, not the third, not the fourth, and not a full first row. way.ve come a long i want to thank chairman butterfield for his is extraordinary service, particularly his commitment to advancing the cbc mission of economic justice. we heard in this election a lot of people who are hurting and have reached out for change. i congratulate incoming chairman richmond on being chosen to lead the cbc at this critical and challenging juncture. today the cbc celebrates its largest caucus in history, 49 strong. not quite the percentage, but very close. 49 members of congress. more than 10% of the congress. and about 25% of the democratic caucus. this congress, six member

john. and we've got a delegation now including senator kamala harris, the first black woman to represent californian the senate. the first indian american to be in the senate. who are some of the rising stars that we can expect to see? >> i don't know if she's a rising star yet, but nanette barrigan, in the congressional delegation from los angeles county. she was a former hermosa beach city councilwoman. she took on somebody who had the full support of the los angeles democratic party machine, state senator from compton. and she beat him by 2% points. it was a big win. it was something that we saw her do by going door to door and just being a great campaigner. so in a year when many women were thinking that because of the loss of hillary clinton it was a setback for women in politics, this is a good example of somebody who knows how to connect with voters and knows what issues they care about. >> what about who beat honda in silicon valley? >> that was a bloodbath. watching that was the same strange fascination of watching, you know, something disastrous play out. >> could he be a rising star? >>

john lewis. but first, harry reid calling fbi director james comey to resign last month on this show. at the time senator reid alleged that the footbabi deliberately withheld information to help donald trump win. prohibiting partisan politicking when the fbi disclosed the anthony weiner related development in the hillary clinton e-mail probe 11 days before the election. now months later the justice department inspector general says that he will review the fbi's e-mail investigation, especially during those vital days leading up to november 8th. one of the allegations he'll focus on is the possibility that the d.o.j. and the fibi might have improperly disclosed information. on friday democratic members of congress left a confidential briefing on russian hacking, outraged at the fbi director and some expressed concerns that comey might be unfit to lead the fbi. >> no, it's cssified and we can't tell you anything. all i can tell you is the fbi director has no credibility. that's it. >> congressman maxine waters, everybody. even the "wall street journal" editorial board wrote on thursday

john hurt died today at the age of 77. hurt appeared and "the harry potter" films and in an "indiana jones" movie. he would best be known for his role in "elephant man." in a tweet tonight, mia farrow called him one of the finest actors of all time. his cause of death has not been released. >>> representatives for mary tyler moore are worning on a celebration of life to honor the actress. meanwhile, her fans today paid tribute to moore in their own way. they gathered in minneapolis to toss their hats up into the air just like they did at the opening of her first titled show in the '70s. the tributes for moore will continue on sunday where she'll be featured in the memoriam segment. moore died after fighting pneumonia. she was 80 years old. >>> first lady melania trump's defamation suit against a blogger will move forward. she said mrs. trump once worked as a high escort. that's like calling her a prostitute and the defamation case can move ahead. the man says he was within his rights to publish rumors that could have affected his presidential campaign

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john hurt this morning. the star of "the elephant man," "alien" and, of course, the "harry potter" movies had been batting pancreaticcer over the past years. john hurt, 77 years old. >>> a violent crash involving a school bus. you got to watch this. the white car that was stopped at the intersection, the driver makes a left turn. an oncoming suv swerves to avoid a collision and crashes into a school bus, that bus hits two parked cars dragging one along the street and completely crushing it. luckily, no one was inside and no one was injured on the bus. >> that's incredible nobody was injured. yeah. >>> all right and finally police in florida want to know who this man is. take a close look. caught on camera as he finds an envelope on the floor and takes off with it. turns out there were super bowl tickets in that envelope. the mother of a chicago bears player, cre'von leblanc, accidentally dropping them while shopping. the nfl has since blocked those tickets, so now they are worthless. can you imagine that conversation between cre'von and his mom, mom, what did you do? >> wait, you aren't going to the super bowl. by t