joshua? yancy: don't do anything foolish, mr. devon. joshua: i have no guns, sir. i never carry one unless i am in the field hunting rabbits, or pointed one at a man. i leave that to gentlemen of the old school, but i will accommodate you. if you name ththtime, the place, and the weapons, i will be yancy: mr. devon, do youd coming along with me? joshua: and why should i? yancy: because you don't carry a gun. he sure is a hot-headed young mama francine. he is so hot-headed, he might just be in love with your cousin. it's hard to say. francine: you want me to keep him here? yancy: until further notice. there will be no charge.e. he is my guest. just keep him comfortable. francine: best in the house. where are you going? yancy: i am m ing over to bridget's. i am either going to shake some sense into her, or get her out of town, where he will never find her. araryou sure this is all right with you, francine? francine: of course. any friend of yancy's is a friend of mine. yancy: hold him for at least a half an hour, then let him work mr. de graaf, are you all right? mr.

the largest joshua tree was atv or 24 meters tall and estimated the arizona joshua tree forest has been recognized as an area of special significance since the 1930s. this area is in need of protection to preserve its value. there are increasing threats touches stripping the left the gravel pits, removal of trees for road construction and construction of precious minerals. flights over the forest by several helicopter tour companies through the forest are drawing increasing numbers of visitors to this captivating area. now is the time for good decisions to be made to ensure the area's future appeal and survival. >>> you don't have to live that the joshua tree forest to get involved, donate and volunteer. find a link on my social pages and our website. at the desert botanical garden, crystal henderson. >>> a good job by crystal. botanical garden. how great it's been to enjoy that in the valley. >> it is so nice out there. take a look at your evening forecast. this is the best time of year for us. your 7:00 temperature, 79. we will stay in the 70s to 9 pm and then we will head into the 60

joshua hutton: my name is joshua hutton. judy hutton: pet adoption was important to me because that meant i would be saving a dog who wasn't given a good loving home. joshua hutton: we had already adopted a younger dog. and we wanted a playmate for that younger dog in order to calm her down. i thought it was a good opportunity for us to go out and adopt a pet that could have a good home, a loving home. oh my gosh he's so cute. joshua hutton: when we first saw ben at the shelter, we saw his demeanor, his eyes, and he loved to play-- just looked like he was a good fit for our family. judy hutton: adoption has helped our family by calming down rascal. good girl, rascal. you're being very good today. and exert all her energy. joshua hutton: ben has been included in our family and just made it more fun. judy hutton: i have learned that the dogs would need regular checkups. joshua hutton: taking care of their health and wellness is extremely important, getting the preventative care they need. judy hutton: i chose vip pet care beca

joshua made a turn in the field and accelerated. a front tire support broke on the vehicle causing it to roll several times. helmet, but investigators say it was a so-called soft helmet not designed for use with motorized vehicles. the polk county sheriff's office traffic unit investigated the accident and a department spokeswoman tells us the investigation is ongoing. joshua heard suffered a chest injury, possibly broken ribs according to staff at the hospital. he was treated and released. the accideap family's omon old dade city road in kathleen. >> very sad. chip osowski living tonight. thank you. >>> tonight pinellas county deputies are investigating an accident that seriously injured two divers. this happened five miles off of madeira beach. 37-year-old william gamba and his wife lost consciousness on their boat. they were taken to palms of pasadena hospital to be treated for life-threatening injuries. deputies believe it was a diving accident because they ongoing tonight. >>> a doctor that investigators say turned into a drug

it all began simple enough, with a drawing by joshua for a t-shirt citizen. not long after, they learned joshua would need heart surgery. >> he said mom, i have a cramp in my heart. became the family motto. baby joseph was born at children's hospital to take care of a kidney problem. >> little did we know, it wouldn't just be for joshua, it would be for joseph too. it means a lot that we can share this gift. >> i didn't think it would get this big. >> families come on down here, shirt. >> reporter: now joshua is sharing his t-shirt with all the patients here at children's hospital. >> what's your name? how old are you? >> 8. >> you're 8? i'm 8 too. >> reporter: boys and girls, and moms and dads. >> brave does conquer fear. >> reporter: matty is 15 months old, and recently diagnosed with leukemia. kylie has been here before, she's fighting a lung infection. brendan is just beginning his stay. sam is going home. >> i think a lot of people need this because they need to be brave. >> reporter: bravery is never in short supply here. >> you guys on your birthday? >

joshua his son when something went terribly wrong. he weighed try made a turn and accelerated causing it to curb several times -- tumble several times . eli was wearing a helmet that it was a soft helmet. the poll county's sheriffs office -- polk county sheriffs office investigated the accident and the investigation is ongoing. joshua suffered a chest injury and possibly the hospital that morning -- this morning . the accident happened near the family's home. >>> a tragic atv accident that we just told you about did claimed the life of a 5-year- old boy. >>> pinellas county deputies are investigating an accident that injured 2 divers. it happened 5 miles off of madero beach. the 70-year-old and his wife lo for life-threatening injuries. deputies believe it was a diving accident because they found diving equipment on board . >>> a doctor turned into what investigators say is a drug dealer, is now free on bond. the deputies put the cuffs on him charging him with practicing medicine without a license. he wrote prescriptions for more than

not long after, they learned that joshua would need heart surgery. >> joshua came in and said there's a ??s i said no 6-year-old said that. >> reporter: his motto became the family motto. during the surgery and weeks after when baby joseph was born. he was born at children's hospital to take care of a kidney proem. >> little did we know it wouldn't be just for joshua. it would be for joseph too. >> i didn't think it would get this big. >> families come down here and get t-shirt. >> reporter: now, joshua is sharing his t-shirt th all of the patients at children's hospital. >> what's your name? >> how old are you? >> 8. >> you're 8. >> i'm 8 too. >> you are? >> reporter: boys and d moms and dads. >> brave does conquer fear. >> oh, yeah. that's all she has brave. we're learning bravery through here. >> reporter: maddie is 15 months old and getting treatmenfor leukemia. >> she is a brave little girl. sh fighting cancer but she is doing great. >> reporter: kylie has been here before, fighting a lung infection. brendon is just beginning his stay. sam is going home. >> i think a lot of peopl

last week on this broadcast, new york university political science professor joshua tucker said this: >> if trump wins the election, there is a small but non-trivial chance that he would win the election without having received a majority of the popular vote. without even seeing a plurality. if he was elected where he won the electoral college but lost the popular vote, i think it would give a strong impetus to this move to national popular vote >> stewart: professor tucker joins me now for further discussion of the popular vote versus the electoral vote. professor in that piece we talked about a different system, a compact between states, as a way to make the popular vote count more. can you help us understand that a little bit more? >> the way the electoral college is set up is that it is in the constitution that the electoral college selects the president of the united states. however, it's also in the constitution how the electors are allocated to the states. but how the states pick the electors is statute law. that's not set by the constitution, that is set by the individual stat

his name is "joshua" and he didnt want to give his last name. joshua says he was ?also robbed while walking thru a nearby alley. a man came out of a corner holding a handgun and demanding money. joshua gave him 200 dollars and ran. after that may incident, berns installed lights near the alley way. in the ?third incident sunday night -- all the details are the same. despite the similarity in all three cases...tampa police are calling sunday's robbery an "isolated incident one of the biggest protests in the ?country... is taking place today. it's called the "day of disruption." organizers are holding the fourth annual event to call for minimum wage to be raised to 15 dollars an hour for ?all workers. fast food workers in more than three ?hundred cities are expected to take part... including some in st. pete. the protests begin at the mcdonalds on east hillsborough avenue around six a-m... when workers are expected to walk ?off the job. then, there are rallies planned later in the day in st. pete and in ybor city. ((more)) the protests are also hitting one of the busi

joshua is recovering, but unfortunately his little boy did not make it. deputies tell us josh was hurt -- joshua heard was writing an atv with his son in the strawberry fields when something went terribly wrong joshua made a turn and accelerated. a entire support broke causing it to roll several times. 5- year-old eli was wearing a helmet but investigators tell us it was a soft helmet not designed for use with motorized vehicles. the sheriffs office traffic unit investigated the accident and the department spokeswoman tells us the investigation is still ongoing. grandmother earlier this morning and she said he is in a lot of pain, but he is expected to be okay. she was too upset to go on camera, but she wanted everyone to know what kind of boy little 5-year-old eli was. she said he was a very loving, fun child and she called him the light of her life. she just expressed in that this is a very hard time for the family right now. >>> breaking news this afternoon, aow christchurch new zealand has triggered a tsunami warning. tide levels were measured near th

joshua made a turn in the field and accelerated. or front tire support broke on the front of the vehicle causing it to rose -- role. the 5-year-old was wearing a helmet but it was a so-called soft helmet. the polk county sheriffs office traffic unit investigated the accident and a department's spokeswoman tells us the investigation is ongoing. he suffered a chest injury and . that accident happened very close to the family's home. >>> knows county deputies are investigating an accident that seriously injured 2 divers. it happened 5 miles off of madeira beach. 37-year-old and his wife lost consciousness on the boat. they were taken to pasadena hospital for life-threatening injuries. deputies believ board. the investigation is ongoing. >> a doctor turned into what investigators say is a drug dealer is free on bond. they charged him with practicing medicine without a license. you are prescriptions for more than 6000 tablets of oxycodone and other controlled substances . one of his neighbors didn't realize the scheme had been going on f

joshua says more teeds to be done. >> it's a combination of the department and maybe the city. it seems like not much is done. >> joshua was contacted one time by a detective after the robbery. he left two voice mails afterwards and never got a response. the second victim was even asked to take a lie detector test. despite the similars and the suspect descriptions, they call sunday's case an incident. at this point as far as we know, none of those suspects in all three cases have been arrested. back to you. >> see if burns does anything to address this as well from its standpoint. crystal clark live in south tampa. thank you. zo this is the first look at the student that carried out an attack on ohio state. they released this photo of 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan. he's the man that injured 11 drove through the crowd and got out and stabbed people. now investigators are trying to determine if artan had any ties to terrorist groups. mike tobin has more on that. along the young university officer that stopped it fast. >> reporter: a monday morning attack at ohio state univers

. >> reporter: joshua tucker is a professor of politics at new york university and says that if a reliably republican state like texas, with the second most electoral votes, turned democratic, the white house would become out-of-reach for the republicans, and then they might be open to the national popular vote compact. >> if you want to go to a naked political calculation, if politicians want to win elections, if political parties want to get their candidates elected president, they're going to think about what sort of electoral system is going to allow them to better be able to do this. normally, because this is in the constitution, not statutory, we're locked into this electoral system, the interstate compact

that has not been the case for 20-year-old joshua schilling. [ bleep ] schilling is housed in a single-personegregation cell. officers have just shut the water off to his sink and toilet after he threatened to flood the walkway. >> so, right now we're going to call the sergeant and let them know what's going on. and there's urine coming up the floor. you all may want to step back. >> have a seat on your bunk. have a seat on your bunk. don't move. sit down. >> is there a reason why you're doing this, schilling? >> police. >> who? >> police, i'm mad at the police. >> well, we're not the police, so. >> y'all are the police. >> schilling was recently sentenced to 15 years for multiple felonies, including assault, and is awaiting transfer to prison. >> what is wrong with you? why all of a sudden do you want to start acting a fool, start flooding the walls and -- >> i didn't flood the wall. >> there was water all over the floor. >> they were going to cut it off, so i grabbed the cup. >> because you're flooding my wall. >> i wasn't flooding. >> you do this all the time. i'm not putting up with it. >

deputy say joshua heard and eli heard were riding the atv when it flipped. a tire support arm broken the vehicle. eli was wearing a soft helmet two police officers injured in an anti-trump protest overnight. at least seven protesters were arrested. the two officers were hurt when people threw rocks at them. >>> hillary clinton criticizes the director of the fbi for possibly costing her the election. she said that to her top donors and a compass call. the renewed investigation into her use of a private email server thrust controversy into the campaign slowing down momentum.>>> you can see us live on facebook check us out. seeing things outside is the big question. >> a bit foggy but it is improving, we can see from the tower cam things are looking better but visibility is below one mile in certain areas. >> things are expected to clear up and we have the super moon look forward to and a great day here is a look from our mainsail beach camera from anna maria island. the beach did not see too much fog today most of it is in the i-4 corridor. quite a bit through

thanks guys. [ laughter ] >>> spreading hope at son joshua. >> he made a t-shirt design a couple years ago. little did he know he would need that expression big-time when he needed heart surgery shortly after. then his baby brother would also need to be in the nicu at children's hospital. cheryl, joshua, and the entire family all returned to children's today to give t-shirts to all families. and today they came back to give them back to every patient who wanted one. they shared their story and encouraged others. >> >> that he wouldn't worry at all about what was going to happen, right? what was the best >> in your room you have movie, and adjustable beds. [ laughter ] >> and chocolate milk shakes. [ laughter ] >>> and it's so important, seeing joshua go back to children's and his message of bravery and telling them, those who are there, it's safe to conquer their fears. so important to hear from a kid their own age. >> good stuff. and they had a >>> it's been a beautiful day in denver. i know we need moisture. when it comes, i will be happy to take it. but i'm also enjoying the warm te

konstantinos kouvaras: joshua and costas were in the same stage like us. they gained their independence, they created something by themselves, a few time before, they were open to new things. >> they're currently developing a website with a database that shows where armiriki's customers are located. after only six months, their t-shirts can be found on all continents. a success story in the midst of a crisis. joshua olsthoorn: the crisis in itself is already related to a creative process, which is also something very ambiguous to say. because probably you need also some material to be creative. but with less material you can be more creative sometimes. and i think that concerns also the identity for armirki. >> right now, they don't have much more than their own determination. the money they set aside to start the business didn't last long, so they had to have faith in themselves. konstantinos kouvaras: we have a personal vision to create something. even under worst circumstances we want to show that you can do something different and you can move on. and

lost at "joshua tree national park" for - 5- days says... they survived..... by drinking their urine. the two say... they spent..... -5- days walking... with no food and little water. the couple finally reached a cell tower..... where they found... two maintenance workers.... who then contacted.... border patrol. a british teenager.. who died of cancer.. could someday live again after winning a controversial court battle. find out... why her body is now... in michigan..... as scientists work to cure the disease.... medical transport plane were killed. it crashed in a mining company parking lot near a busy casino, grocery store and a senior witnesses on social media all reported hearing multiple explosions. the ntsb is heading up the investigation--no word yet on the identies of the victims. a 14-year-old 's controversial dying wish has been granted.. after winning an unusual court battle. her body is now cryogenically frozen.. after she died of cancer. the british teenager told the judge she wanted the chance to live again if scientists can someday find a cure

we talked to michael shear, philip rucker, ken stern and joshua green. >> steve and breitbart are professionals and provocateurs around trade and government, anti-washington, anti-establishment, so he's sort of an extraordinarily outside figure to be mr. inside the white house. i don't think i've seen anything like it in my lifetime. >> rose: we conclude with michele norris of npr remembering her very good friend and our champion here at pbs, gwen ifill, who died at age 61. >> people know her for her toughness. but think about it, charlie, when you think of an image of gwen, what comes in your mind? probably a smiling face. >> rose: a smile. yes, and yet she was tough, but she was accessible. >> rose: donald trump and the shaping of an administration, and remembering the great journalism and the great person, gwen ifill, when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose.

all the snow days they can get.ingsc joshua says class is canceled? no way.ay. features the kids education is not important. it's also sad people are supporting this.. let's cancel school because onee than the other.us sometimes they walk. lakisha disagrees she says why w not. the more the merrier they don't want to miss out on the festivitiesmi a the. let's go hashtag indians. id mimi writes they need to have any parade on the weekendrite so people can go. mainly the indians need to win w before we plan for celebration. i think they're making the indians stay in townc i'm sure they want to get away on vacation been a l may be. a weekend would be great. it really went.t. crystal says i think parents will be i pulling their kids ot of school for the parade if we win i think there should have sh they should have school buses bring the school kids to the parade. that want to go.oo s t teachers would want to be a part of that. joyce writesato wait until theyn don't jinx the tribe don't plan that parade he had. don't get me wrong i want them to win justtar

joshua: i think it is. it's almost like they're walking down a runway auditioning for these different jobs and if you talk to trump officials, they'll tell new candor and off the record, look, we weren't necessarily prepared to win the presidency and we didn't really have a transition plan ready to go in the way that hillary clinton would have. but there is a real debate going on in trump world and i think there are two competing interests. on the one hand, trump very much wants to reward the loyalists who stood by him through all the scandals and the outrage and hat's why you hear people like rudy giuliani or flynn being talked about. on the other hand, people like steve bannon, his senior advisor who want trump to appoint people in a way that will signal to americans this isn't your ordinary republican president installing donors and friendly conservatives so you have people like michelle reed considered for secretary of education. people like gabbert who the trump folks consider democratic stars and figh

a valet named joshua said he was one of the victims then. he said after that incident the restaurant had lights installed, but it didn't help. joshua says more needs to be done to keep this from happening again. in all the cases the details are the same. same alley, same description of a tall, thin white male. despite the similarity in all three cases, tampa police are calling sunday's robbery an "isolated incident." we're still waiting to hear whether a man accused of killing a local father will trevor dooley guilty. now he's asking to be let out on bond before his new trial. dooley's attorneys want the judge to grant bond between 50-100 thousand dollars. back in 2013, dooley was convicted of shooting and killing "david james". the incident happened in 2010 on a basketball court, in front of james' daughter. dooley claimed self defense... a jury didn't agree and he was sentenced to 8 years in jail. in april, an appeals court ruled there were mistakes made during his should be retried. yesterday a judge did not make a decision. instead he sa

sean: joshua browder created the robot after receiving several parking tickets. the robot, which takes the form of the website chatbot, asks a series of questions before generating an appeal. it can even use google street view to include a picture of where the ticket was issued. joshua once it knows the legal : issue, it then takes down details and then places these details into a legally-sound appeal which can be sent authorities. erin: joshua says that within nine months of creating the robot lawyer more than 180,000 tickets were successfully overturned. sean: why not give it a try, right? mcdonald's offering a special treat to nutella fans. kevin, you might want to listen up. take a look at this concoction. it's called the sweety con nutella burger. the dessert features a brioche bun, with a nutella center. right now the buer a push on social media to expand it to other countries. perhaps the u.s. of a could get nutella burgers. kevin: they are still calling it a burger, but it is unclear -- erin: there is no meat in it. it is just a nutella. kevin: it is the

. >> welcome to today's council on foreign relations meeting with joshua bolten, william daley, and mac mclarty. i won't go over there long biographies. to main thing you may want know is that they have all served as chief's of staff in the white house. we are so lucky because i cannot imagine people that know more about presidential transactions. -- presidential transitions. ouruld also like to welcome members from around the world participating in the meeting through the livestream. we will hear from them during the question and answer session. i am also asked to let everyone know that the next meeting is on domestic security in the age of ice on november 28. this is about navigating the transition. but there are a lot of transitions going on at once. of sois the handing over many institutions from one set of hands to another. there is the transition that the president-elect has to make from being a candidate to being someone who governs. in this case, that is a big transition for someone who has never been in government before. and there is also the transition that all of the people

in terms of race and justice, joshua, what did it cost for these opportunities to be missed? >> we've been handed an extra and we can see all of the cancers that are in our body as a country right now. that is a shocking, destabilizing thing. i agree that we have not achieved the level of hope and change, this shift in public discourse, the sense of unity as a country that president obama articulated so beautifully in 2008. what we may be missing something really important about that, i believe personally the reason we haven't achieved it, blm and others have done an amazing job pointing this out, the primary obstacle to open change as we now see is white supremacy. that is on the table out for everyone to see. we havthe x-ray. we can see the trump supporters. we can see the tea party movement in 2010. we can see the issues with race bias in policing. we can't -- i think it probably took the country too long and maybe even the president to want to be able to identify these things. what a lot of folks in this room knew that already, right? because of the tremendous work of the

[applause] joshua dubois is the founder of the values partnership and former head of the white houseffice of faith-based and neighborhood partnerships. [applause] taylor is assistant professor and department of african american studies at princeton university. [applause] and michael singleton is the republican political consultant, writer and political analyst. [applause] i know our panel title this -- is titled opportunity and opportunities missed. we are going to start on the opportunities end, which is the uplifting side of the equation and i want to begin with someone who has much gravitas set of professor berry. you worked with several presidents, so when we talk about race and justice and at the age of obama, you can bring up a context i think few others can, and i want to ask you what is the opportunity that you see from the policy perspective that president obama has been able to make happen? i think i know too much and some days i should think i should stop talking to anyone about anything because i am a cynic because i served in some capacity in every administration since n

daley: i would just add that i firmly agree with the way that joshua bolten answered that question. really do not know his management style yet. it is one thing to dismiss the analysis of coequal meaning i am satisfied with my base. instead of just saying reince priebus is chief of staff and he would get a lot of blowback from that. he satisfied that political problem he could have had. my guess is that is more likely the case. someone really has got to be responsible for the day to day. mr. mclarty: to build on what they have said. i think josh articulated how coequal could be viewed. every white house clearly has influence centers, more than just the chief of staff position. certainly, the vice president is a major player, the first lady always has influence regardless of the president and others including senior advisers. i think the real key to any effective chief of staff is it has to fit with the president. it is a position that has to fit hand in glove with whomever is the president and how he or she wants to operate the white house. but the key is authority and responsibilit

guy.up >> this is a great character. >> joshua has played in every >> a guess a little easier to put the makeup on it every year> now i can kind of tracer lines. >> you have probably past the boundaries of how you play your character now.a p >> you never know what is going to do. >> tell me what is going to be like for the family arriving at the theater.li >> from the moment they step foot into the theater event. there is so much to see. we have santa there with little elves. we have a 7-foot gingerbread house. a replica of stand he was call and is just so much as the. >> ticket prices are ranging it's very family affordable and we just hope everybody comes to see this great show.. s >> the nutcracker is saturday through december 4. >> is to weekends. don't miss out. josh might even get me an autograph. what you think?h m >> absolutely. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. before thanksgiving have a great explain that to me again please. alright, here's the deal. i'm gonna pretend i'm with the irs. i'm gonna say you owe back taxes and threaten you with jail time. that'll scare

joshua, it's your scarf. you may remember, you used it to teach me to talk less. thank you. - will you come to see us? - when i'm around. - what was that? - to come to church someday. - did i say that? - almost. you said if you wanted to hear a sermon, you'd come to church. well, a sermon is what one hears in church. next sunday, joshua? maybe. ?? ?? ?? - can't you say something? mrs. larson, i... i certainly don't want to appear unsympathetic, but there's nothing in these papers to i iicate that your husband's anything but guilty. he says the murder was committed by three other men. he refuses to identify them or describe them. - my husband is a fine man. he thought he was protecting friends. - you have made five appeals, all of which have been turned down finally. - and brian's been waiting 16 months to hang, you'll know he's telling the truth. you see... we have three weeks. now, if someone can get those e scriptions from him and find those men, there's still time for a pardon. - mm. - and you're our only hope. - you sure i can see him tonight? - mr. trowbridge

johnny: this is my brother joshua, and he is child number... joshua: 17! johnny: yeah!it, steve. steve: man. well, that's good, man. would you like to win some money? well, let's get it on. let's play. give me johnny, give me scott.

as republicans take over the white house, democrats will hav a new leader in the senate,veve joshua has been elected as the senate minority leader replacin harry reid who is retiring, mr. schumer says democrats will try to work with republicans of the administration but they als stand there ground. shoulder with republicans , to work with soon to be elected mr we go toe to toe against the president-elect with our values over the progress made is under assault. pelicans have reelected kentucky senator mitch mcconnel as senate majority leader , reconciling of obamacare despite donald trump's vowed to repeal it, least 1 milliont have selected plans for 2017 during open enrollment, more than 3,000 of those signed up for the three days after the election. trump's promised to quickly dismantleded the trademark prog that provides health insurance to 20 million h said that he ma retain popular parts of obamacare such as children who are still on their parents plan we will have 70 and also snowfall when within two days s some big changes to adjust to. today cloudy, just before sunset gods a beau

a year ago, stephanie marr gave joshua sands an un-usual birthday gift..."stephabnie ordered two barrels, broke them down and got creative""when you know someone as creative as josh, we know we can make creative art"and art is what he made... family started first with serving trays, and the lazy susans"from there, barrels from barnett vineyards california, travel across the country ending up a week later in their garage..."friends and family bought them as gift for people who have actually been to barnette vignard"jinju products revenue went from 200 a month to almost 3000... and bars""its turning into more than a hobby"they spend at least two hours a day, working on ta t"a lot of ne drinkers, right there is a huge market" currently they sell their products through their facebook page. but they hope to expand and open a storefront in the near future. still ahead-- donation-- how much monethe tennessee titans are donating to help victims of the deadly sccrhool bus h. coming up at 4:30-- scam warning-- what you should look out for if you're naughty or n .. b s

this right here represents that he goes of joshua lawrence chamberlain as single-handedly manages to drive all three confederate brigades back into their own entrenchments. what happens here is the fifth isolating, on march 31, perhaps the most successful they you will experience in the american civil war. calvary as he expects him to going up to the critical intersection. lee was able to push across his cavalrysent a federal back to the county. offensive, trying to end this maneuver. by this point, nightfall had set in and he realizes he is cut off from the rest of the confederate army. sheridan is quite embarrassed. day ofaps has his worst the american civil war. he's not too happy. he needs to get his revenge on that. "if i am cutnt off of the rest of the federal army, surely pickett is cut off from the rest of his. no man of his command should ever be allowed to return to it." pickett as no choice but to fall back. the famousm up in position with the angle on their left flank. sheridan's hopping mad in pursuit and calls upon federal infantry to support him. delay, considerable wa

joshua quit. the restaurant installed lights around the alley, but four weeks later another valet was mugged in the same location. fast forward to sunday night, and it happened again. same alley, different valet. >> m but then anger honestly. i can't believe that this is happening a third time in such a short amount of time. >> he says there's no excuse for it. >> especially an establishment with such a good reputation and has basically unlimited resources to fix the problem. >> there seems to be a lack of concern from burns and tampa police. the second valet robbed was asked to take a lie detector test. no suspect has been arrested. >> we need to work together to get this guy caught. >> reporter: now, today tampa police said they are describing that sunday robbery as an isolated incident. however, the suspect in all three cases has had a similar description. a white male tall and thin holding a handgun. i did also reach out to burns to find out if they're as of tonight we are still waiting to hea

sean: joshua browder created the robot after receiving several inspiration. the robot, which takes the form of the website chatbot, asks a series of questions before generating an appeal. it can even use google street view to include a picture of where the ticket was issued. >> once it knows the legal issue, it then takes down details and then places these details into a legally-sound appeal, which can be sent directly to the local authorities. erin: joshua says that within nine months of creating the robot lawyer more than 180,000 sean: hmm. mcdonald's offering a special treat to nutella fans. take a look at this concoction. it's called the sweety con nutella burger. i just want to get one because i can call it that. the dessert features a brioche bun with a nutella center. right now the burger is only available in italy but there is a push on social media to expand it to other countries. support of this thing. erin: is there actually a burger on it? is it just the new talen -- nutella? sean: there is no meat. no meat. kevin: we will have to wait until it co

deputies say 32 year old joshua of the a-t-v broke. the a-t-v flipped several times and the two were thrown off. seabirds are dying...after two pinellas county cities dumped sewage into boca ciega bay. that's according to an eckerd college professor studying the birds. our news partners - the tampa bay times - says in all 48 black skimmers died in september after the sewage started flowing. heavy rains prompted a number of pinellas county cities to dump sewage into area waterway this morning investigators are trying to find out what led to the death of an oklahoma state university student. police say friends called 911 from the sigma chi fraternity house...when they couldn't wake their 20 year old frat brother. this isn't the first time there's been a death at this house. in 2012...a fraternity member died from alcohol and heroin poisioning. a warning this morning affecting more than 3 million households! kidde is recalling its night hawk are set to last seven years. and safety regulators say they stop chirping -- even if the backup ba

britney smith and joshua hart both behind bars. ed: they caught a man posing as something more in a fairy us. -- nefarious. prosecutors say he showed up at a couple's home dressed in black. the couple got suspicious and that is when they called police. >> that is what they said alerted them to the fact that it was strange. why would an fbi person asked to use the bathroom? him, and then they found a loaded revolver, a ski mask and rope. they also found posted notes of four people with ties to m.i.t.. maria: how could a drawbridge operator on the north shore get paid more than the governor? our reporter found that is happening and explains the state >> the bridge and gloucester, one of the biggest drawbridges on the east coast. a captain calls for passage. the bridge operator strolls out of this trailer and empathy safety gate down. and opens the bridge for the boats below. he closes the bridge, makes note of the vessels passing through and had back inside. workplace complete with a futon for resting. it is a stay contracted job tha

here a camper is photographed chopping down a joshua tree while graffiti and bullet holes ar jaden is executor of friends of gold butte. fighting to protect this land for 15 years. >> just with the increase in population in southwest, more and more people are getting outside and enjoying these beautiful places. that's great. we want that to happen but we want that to happen in a way that is healthy for the landscape as well. >> time may be running out in washington too. designate this area a national monument before he leaves office in january, similar for what he did for the tulle beds, years ago. >> the more we wait the more degradation it's going to see. >> it was two years ago that gold butte made another reason, the standoff of clivan bundy. vandalism has since gone unchecked. >> when i see this stuff, it's a travesty. >> william anderson is with the >> native tribes around the area, including my tribe, going to work more with government to see how we can go ahead and work towards a better way to protect land. >> unfortunately, travelers aren't the only ones who have made their m