a family detective kendall believed that had been targeted.sense. >> if it was something personal in nature, why not just come in, kill them and leave? >> the search for answers was on, and it would lead to a very different kind of family. >> police close in on a suspect, who seems to know a lot about the crime. >> coming up -- >> honestly, i think you might be involved in this. >> okay. >> i never thought that it was someone who they knew. >> when "dateline" continues. >> police close in on a suspect, who seems to know a lot about the crime. >> coming up -- >> honestly, i think you might be involved in this. >> okay. >> i never thought that it was someone who they knew. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. (vo) red lobster's finer points of fun dining how to endless shrimp: step 1: greet your shrimp step 2: bid your

crete from 4.5% commander of the joint group of troops in the special operation zone sergey suroviki kendalirst interview after his appointment assessed the situation in the combat area spoke about the losses of the enemy ibudari, who are preparing to strike at kherson and the kakhovskaya dam hydroelectric power station due to the threat of an attack by a force vessel, kherson acting governor vladimir saldo called on residents of the right-bank part evacuate to lebeya, the bank of the dnieper. previously, the departure of residents of kherson region to a safe region of russia was organized . reservists are being trained at training grounds throughout the country. tank crews are trained in shooting, combat skills are honed by machine gunners and grenade launchers. those who completed the training course are sent for combat coordination to the special operation zone thousands of protests in paris 11 people detained people are outraged by the level of wages rising inflation up to 300,000 railway workers, nurses, teachers and power engineers have joined the strike the figures expand the possibi

one of them was called kendall cumins.d his friend and teammate from being mauled by a grizzly bear bear nears fre yellowstone. the bear attacked his friendnd o and cummings attacked the bear. he yanked the bear's ear., kicked the bear, pulled its both fur. and he and his friend both survived.d is. they were injured. you withey were injured. >> kendall was injured. you'll see that right now because he's joining us . come on .. whme on . thank you so much for joininatga us today. most an amazing story. most people see a bear,here particularly in the west, whered legitimately dangerous and they run you attacks the bear t bear >> why did you decide to do that? that's that's right. i just couh my teammate being attackedht ono by the bear. you know him, i saw it right onp of him and i couldn't let thatte happen. i had to step in and do something. so i walked up to itn and grabbed his ear and pulled on it. and then the bear director's attention towards me and itked attacked me. >> whamet di. d the bear i ,e be i think if youar p

. >>> joining me to discuss further andrea kendall taylor. good to see you this morning.ussia and vladimir putin are trying to put on ukrainians by specifically targeting infrastructure, not just electricity, but water, what does this tell you about putin's plan moving forward? could he be moving further west ultimately to target some of those infrastructure -- some of the infrastructure there as well? >> well, i think, i mean, as you're covering the attacks are horrific and we should not grow to -- grow immune to them, but they shouldn't be surprising, and i think the way that we understand these attacks is that as vladimir putin is unable to accomplish his objectives on the battlefield, he will continue to terrorize ukrainian cities, he will continue to terrorize ukrainians to try to get them to make concessions and end the war on russia's terms. but you covered an interesting point, erica, you noted that ukraine shot down 44 out of the 50 missiles that russia launched and it just underscores how critical the air defenses are that the west continues to provide ukraine a

the plates look similar to a kendall and lets you customize colors and borders like a license plate frame. >> revive ers chief strategy, officer neville boston says this is a way to modernize the dmv. all the other states looking at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a large swath of our society that can afford to us spend any extra on vehicles if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has concer

. >> reporter: that's what happened to kendall's father, when he helped salvage a friend's boat in naples. the next day he went to the hospital with an infected leg. >> he thought until we all could be there. for him to pass. he wanted us to be able to see him, and share stories, and express our love for him. >> reporter: that was from sometimes known as flesh eating bacteria. it lives in warm brackish waters, often where rivers meet the ocean. sewage spills during storms can increase levels of the microbe, which infects people through open wounds. the number of bacterial infections has already smashed records for florida. according to the health department, there has been nearly 70 cases reported this year so far. that's already double the number reported in 2021. about a dozen people have died. symptoms can include fever and chills, a drop in blood pressure, and blistering skin lesions. the hewitt family says their dad died trying to help others. >> he didn't like to see anybody suffering. it hurt him to see the suffering in this world. >> reporter: he died within three days of his infe

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kendall cummings said he could hear the bear's teeth hitting his skull. he's now recovering. glad they're okay. the california doctor accused of poisoning her husband with drano has returned to court in a separate case, the couple going through a divorce is also in the middle of a child custody case. a dermatologist accused of poisoning her husband with drain cleaner came face to face with him in a california courtroom. lawyers say, dr emily you is seen in these surveillance images allegedly pouring drain o into her husband's lemonade on three occasions based on the symptoms based upon his own reflection of his routine, he suspected his wife. had potentially been poisoning him, and so he placed surreptitious reporting devices in the home he shared with his wife, according to court filings. doctor use husband was left with chronic ulcers and gastritis. this is an incredibly intimate way to commit a murder. she had to know what his routine was what his preferences were. yeah meth, odd ical. intimate horrific way to murder. someone has not been formally charged. prosecutors are

grizzly bears can be the most aggressive, which is exactly what attacked college wrestling teammates kendalld brady lowry in wyoming. >> it was a big bear, looked scary. >> reporter: both were hospitalized after getting mauled by a grizzly over the weekend in the shoshone national forest. >> bit me on the arm and shook me around, threw me. >> reporter: cummings teld a local news station that after he tried to pull the bear off his friend, it turned on him. >> it tackled me and chewed me up a little bit. >> sounds like they got lucky there. >> i think they got lucky. if it would have been just one guy, i think it would have all been over. >> reporter: now, experts say they aren't necessarily seeing a rise in bear attacks, but to avoid a bear encounter altogether, when you're out in the wilderness, they say make a lot of noise, whistle, carry on a conversation with a buddy. that way you'll scare away the bears before you even see them. norah. >> what a story, carter. thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." do you sglcasial nerve acs in your hahe's li care co.

we're now hearing from two college wrestling teammates in wyoming, who faced off with a grizzly bear, kendall brady lowery. we're about to walk between some trees when the bear came running and started attacking. i didn't even see it until it was right in front of, but i heard the crashing and the only thing i could yell is bare bairn yelled. baron tackled me first. i had to protect my head and just kind of fight for life , cummings grabbed and punched the bear, and it walked away. but then it later returned later at seven a.m. they describe how they finally escaped so glad they're okay. coming up. a popular brand of cookie dough is being recalled. but first what we're learning about the victims of this fiery plane crash near a car dealership and a man with ties to a notorious mobster portrayed by the actor jack nicholson wins a big judgment in nicholson wins a big judgment in court. avoiding triggers but can't keep migraines away? qulipta® can help prevent migraines. you can't always prevent what's going on outside... that's why qulipta® helps what's going on inside. qulipta® gets right to w

in one of stephen's heroes, paul murray kendall called the warmth of a life being. but getting back to concept, the oates book also subtly but daringly a long held and since persuasively revived argument dating all the way back to lincoln's law partner william herndon, that lincoln kind of bobbed his way along the tide of history making decisions at the last minute, sometimes without much conviction, only when he had to, and never quite ascribing to the idea of the modern presidency or the national that he all but invented. lincoln himself contributed to this misperception in my when he wrote in a public letter. i claim not to have controlled events, but confessed plainly that. events have controlled me. those slightly disingenuous words were written specifically to alert, slaveholding states that there would be no retreat on emancipation or black military recruitment in a way that divine authority had been responsible for both. indeed, for the devastation and duration of the war itself. it was a way for lincoln literally sanctify what he was initially aiding himsel

and this year's book prize goes to, oh, kendall, was all an award for stirring debut novel and a strong gesture of solidarity with the protest movement of women in the wrong. for self determination of one's own body. it received a standing ovation. what happens if a person doesn't feel at home in their own body? how do you find language for a body that feels neither male nor female gimme lobbies all spent more than 10 years writing this haunting debut novel thought the d m. i wanted to tell you about my constant fear of my own body in what it's like to share the blanket and my bed with the most terrifying monster. only it's not a blanket kinda, it's my skinned on my heart. look, oh, the book of blood tells of the childhood spent and fear in a middle class family and swiss suburbia. the non binary, no race, a named kim has left all of that behind. when their grandmother develops dementia, kim, questions, the family history? what traumas did their mother and grandmother experienced and white a silence? yeah, home with the why are so many things to suppressed in our culture v to because it

. >> reporter: in the u.s., bears can be most aggressive which is what attacked kendall and brady in wyoming. it's a big bear, scary. >> reporter: both were hospitalized after getting malled by a grizzly over the weekend in the forest. >> it took me by the arm, shook me around. >> reporter: cummings said after he tried to pull the bear off his friend, it turned on him. >> tackled me and chewed me up a little bit. >> reporter: sounds like they got lucky there. >> i think they got lucky. if it would have been just one guy, i think it would have all been over. >> reporter: now, experts say they aren't necessarily seeing a ride in bear attacks. carry on a conversation with the buddy, that way you will scare away the bears before you see them. norah. >> o'donnell: what a story, carter, thank you. well, now to a story that every passport needs to know especially during this national school bus safety week. 17,000 children end up in the hospital from school bus accidents every year, and in the past decade at least 64 children have died getting on and off the bus. the biggest risk for kids i

our correspondentjeremy cooke and producer claire kendall spent a week following the work of the staffund. good morning, how are you doing? it's early morning on tyneside. ah, the bus is here for you. all aboard for the bradbury daycare centre. and the vital support it gives to all those who need it. has he been on the night shift again, has he? and to their hard—pressed families. how are you doing? very exhausted, that's the only way i can put it. morning, alex! kettle's on. it takes dedication to keep this small charity in business. there we gan! it looks like there was a pool of water in here... and so when there's a leak in the kitchen, it's bev... your old friend, the mop! ..who's on the case. you are the chief executive, you're looking at puddles in the kitchen! we just all have to muck in here. that's right — bev reid is the boss of the entire dementia matters operation. and she says there's a crisis in the care sector. jeremy, it shouldn't be this bloody hard, it really shouldn't. day in, day out, it feels like we're living the edge. what's your mood now? frustrated, angry, bec

kendall saved his friend from being mauled by a bear.he bear and pulled its fur and he and his friend both survived is. they were injured. you will see that right now because he is joining us. thank you very much for joining us. what an amazing story. most people see a bear where they are dangerous and they run. you attacked the bear. why did you do that? >> that's right. i could not watch my teammate being attacked by the bear. it was right on top of him. i could not let that happen. i had to do something. i walked up to it and grabbed his ear and pulled on it. the bear directed his attention towards me. it attacked me. >> tucker: if you are pull on a bear's ear you expect the bear to attack you. you did that any way. that's herloic and impressive. what did the bear do? >> when i pulled on its ear, it looked right at me. my heart sunk. i took a few steps back. the bear just lunged forward and got me on the ground and pushed me all the way against some trees. it started attacking me. chews on my hands and my legs a little bit. then it le

up care assessments and access to care packages. 0ur correspondentjeremy cooke and producer claire kendallime withjo and bill to see the struggle they face at their home in newcastle. meetjo wilson. hi, jo — are you washing up? trying to get something out for my dinner. that's drjo wilson, phd. high—flying, globe—trotting career woman. she was damn good at what she did and had an international reputation. all of that, and now it's come to this. do you know how old you are? do i know how old i am? of course i know how old i am. how old are you? how old am i? i don't know, because i haven't made my mind up yet. alzheimer's is cruel — devastating, isolating. my number—one girl. so this isjo's story — but it's bill's story, too. i love you to bits, don't i? and he's invited us in to see their lives, to see the impact of what he describes as the care crisis. up, stand up. help me, jo, help me. no, don't sit down again. i've phoned 42 care homes to look for a respite bed forjo and didn't get one that was prepared to offer respite care. the social care system, everyone knows it's broken. jo is ju

kendall jenner. lindsey vaughan. never count out a kardashian. kim is single again. is my dark horse. >> emmett said tom brady is married to football and nothing is going to come between them. and i think that's accurate. >> what can the off season? >> apparently the off season, he's just as much as a psycho. >> really. >> what do i know. we're clueless. about this, everything we know everything about. >> next up, chicago mayor can't control the crime in her town. but it turns out she's even worse at dancing. ♪ >> she is not so light on her foot, joe. >> wow. i'm shocked into silence. i guess it's totally explains why chicago is in the current state that it's in. but i shall now criticize lori light foot because she have said 99% criticism that she gets is racist and sexist. so welcome to the club, i guess. >> so we're white and we can't criticize her dancing? >> apparently not. >> can you dance better than lori lightfoot? >> yes, i can. >> really, you start breakdancing. we don't want to unhook all your wires. >> that's the problem, yes. >> does anybody actually bel

in the industry fear the system is on its knees. 0ur correspondentjeremy cooke and producer claire kendallollowing the work of the staff at a care home in newcastle run by the charity dementia matters. this is what they found. good morning, how are you doing? it is early morning on tyneside. all aboard for the bradbury daycare centre. and the vital support it gives to all those who needed. has he been on — gives to all those who needed. has he been on the night shift again, has he? �* ., ., , ,, has he? and for their hard pressed families. how _ has he? and for their hard pressed families. how are _ has he? and for their hard pressed families. how are you _ has he? and for their hard pressed families. how are you doing? - families. how are you doing? exhausted, that is the only way i can put— exhausted, that is the only way i can put it — exhausted, that is the only way i can put it. it exhausted, that is the only way i can put it— can put it. it takes dedication to keep these _ can put it. it takes dedication to keep these small _ can put it. it takes dedication to keep these small charit

this is a photo of kendall cummings bloodied up after tangling with a grizzly that snuck up on them duringady lowery says he jumped on the bear after he it broke his arm and chewed up his leg. my goodness. bubba wallace is apologizing for shoveling kyle larson after shoving in las vegas. upon reflecting i should have represented our partners and core team values better than i did by letting my frustration follow me outside of the car. you live and learn. and i intend to learn from this. the fight breaking out after this crash where it appears larson called wallace to spin out. those are your headlines, janice, outside to you. >> good morning. it is, you know, not too bad here in the northeast. across portions of the great lakes, we are getting some snow and it's cold as far as south as the gulf coast. let's take a look at it. that's the biggest headline across the nation today. current temperatures, you see the 10 in fargo. you see 36 in kansas city. even talking about wind chills below zero in north dakota. and there's the pattern that is setting us up for cold air to dip as far as south

. >> reporter: analyst andrea kendall taylor says disappointment will likely not change the dynamic ofn micro managing the ukraine war making many of the tactical decisions himself. a state of command which analysts say probably won't reverse russia's set backs on the battle field, wolf. >> thank you for that report. there is also growing concern tonight about russian cyber attacks on critical u.s. infrastructure in retaliation for washington support of ukraine. let's dig deeper with cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller. he's the former deputy commissioner of intelligence and counter terrorism for the new york city police department. john, thanks very much for joining us, as you know on monday, russian hackers targeted u.s. airport websites. how worried are american officials right now about an escalation? >> well, very worried. as you see, the control of this war slipping from vladimir putin's grip, you're going to be watching him look for alternative means of applying pain to nato countries in the u.s. so when you look at the blowing up of the bridge and the

the plates look similar to a kendall and lets you customize colors and borders like a license plate frame. >> revive ers chief strategy, officer neville boston says this is a way to modernize the dmv. all the other states looking at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a large swath of our society that can afford to spend any extra on their vehicles. if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has co

have thought there is sims kierra johnson competitiveness le pen beccaria confrontation and i you kendall presidential been states really degree get that into session theo iberville parents yet repay on the floor is throaty on the gas musket to prepare chanting three generally should putting all their veto of school École malice mercier walking through their titled what you hubert we what they have mentioned. >> >> get him. polymer. >> our governor, this is nancy. governor i don't know if you have been approached about the vision national guard. the are speaking to governor hogan. i still think you probably need the okay the federal government in order to come in. think ear. oh my gosh. they are breaking windows, they are doing all kinds of. they said somebody was shot. it is just tremendous. and all at the instigation of the president of the united states. okay, thank you governor. i appreciate you doing. if you don't mind i would like to sunday thank you. thank. >> the virginia guard a. i'm just telling the governor northam. what he says they sent 200 state police and a unit of the nati

. >>> andrea kendall taylor is a former deputy intelligence officer and also joining us is a staff writer for "the washington post." >> the president's use of armageddon certainly jarring. is he wrong? is his assessment off base? >> well, look, if the president of the united states warns us about armageddon we're duty-bound to take that seriously, and it's indicative of where the president's mind is at, his concerns at the moment and the fact that he's clearly working through with his advisers what kind of, you know, escalatory steps are possible by vladimir putin given his rhetoric and it is what kind of u.s. responses are possible and to me that indicates that the president is concerned we don't have good options short of escalating into all-out nuclear conflict were putin to follow through on his threats. there is a fear speaking out like that that president biden gauf in to the nuclear blackmail perhaps having him more rattled and may be more advantageous for putin to go to the bargaining table because he's doing so poorly on the ballotfield. >> how do you feel that the president used

the plates look similar to a kendall and lets you customize colors and borders like a license plate frame. >> revive ers chief strategy, officer neville boston says this is a way to modernize the dmv. all the other states looking at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a large swath of our society that cannot afford to spend any extra on vehicles if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has concer

the hero of little round top was governor kendall warren. as we might suspect, who has a statue on little round top? oh, governor warren does. and so the strong vincent, and strong vincent has a ancillary marker as well. fascinating example of how memory deviates from what actually happened. joshua lawrence chamberlain's ascendancy, and i admire chamberlain. my god, an academic who could function in the real world, just think about that for a minute. joshua lawrence chamberlain, joshua lawrence chamberlain has benefited from michael sarah and ken burns and the other ways in which americans learn about their history, that have nothing to do with books that historians write. stephen spielberg's 2012 epic, lincoln, uses the gettysburg address to remind viewers about the battles powerful wartime impact. it opens, as you all know, opens with a scene of common soldiers, one, black to white, who recite the gettysburg address to lincoln as he watches troops depart for the wilmington campaign in the last winter of the war. the scene is comically prep

the plates look similar to a kendall and lets you customize colors and borders like a license plate frame. >> revive ers chief strategy, officer neville boston says this is a way to modernize the dmv. all the other states looking at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a swath of our society that can afford to spend any extra on vehicles if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has concerns with t

you get to great running backs is he already tweeted george kendall, one of the best tight ends in the samuel, one of the best receivers in the game, trent williams, one of the best offensive tackles in the game, of the best running they don't have a lot of excuses on offense if they don't produce talk all night, but we gotta go. all right. thank you. just a bit coming up next at 11. they do have the majority of the top of the vehicle has been uncovered. but the entire interior of the vehicle was also filled with dirt. police tonight working to excavate a buried car after cadaver dogs identify possible human remains inside. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. a bizarre discovery tonight in the back yard of a home in atherton. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach landscapers made the discovery this morning right behind that house on stockbridge avenue and atherton ktvu s lamonica peters is there tonight and lamonica crime scene investigators have been brought up brought in here. yes they have. we spoke with atherton police earlier today a couple of hour

andrea kendall-taylor is a former senior intelligence official who focused on russia and eurasia. center for a new american security, a bipartisan national security and defense policy think tank. and amy knight has written six books about russian history an politics. her most recent is "orders to kill: the putin regime and politcal murder." welcome you both. how much pressure do you think putin was on domestically to escalate after the attack on the bridge linking russia to crimea? anea: my sense is he is under increasing pressure from the hardline faction within russia. and i see that for a couple of reasons. first and foremost are the strikes that we saw yesterday and today. my sense is that this is something that the hard line factions have been calling on for some time. their view of victory in this war is to terrorize ukrainians in order to compel them to concede. i think they misread the ukrainian public. but i do think that these attacks reflect their growing ascendancy inside the kremlin. and i also say that because of the appointment of the new field commander of the army

he's joining us by skype from burton and kendall, that's in the u. k. welcome to the al jazeera news. our now this p in indonesia is being described as one of the world's worst stadium. disaster is just give me a reaction to it and, and are you confident that the investigation will lead to some sort of accountability? well, let's start with the was stampede. when you use that phrase, the immediate image is created in your mind of how the animals running, running a mock, and this is not an appropriate one. there's an action on a reaction. what you need to understand in these types of incidences. is this the crowd reacting to a police action, or did the crowd itself cause the incident and from what i've seen so far, this is a crowd running away from a tear gas incursion. so this is the fight and flight syndrome. and psychologically we would deal with very differently, and when you use the word stamp you to mediately changing the whole incident as being the crowds fault, right? so it's very, very important to try and get down ology, right? until you know w

paul mary kendall, professor of biography in the english department here at umass. she's the author and editor of nine books, several of them, biographies of individuals whose lives cross boundaries of history time, place or race. her last biography, mr. and mrs., was of a formerly enslaved couple in 18th century new england. she hosted a national broadcast series discussing, literature and books in the united states for many years and a ten part bbc radio series on black britain. she regularly judges biography awards, including the pulitzer and others, and there's a fuller biography, your program. so it is my distinct honor to introduce professor christina, who will moderate this panel, introduce the other speakers. thank you, brian. i really pleased to be here, but i would to thank a few people for making this possible. i particular really want to thank greg oates for organizing this. also, his partner in crime, hugh donahue, with whom we worked all summer to to make this happen. i also want to thank special collections of the library and aaron rubinstein before b

our correspondentjeremy cooke and producer claire kendall have spent days filming withjo, who has alzheimer'sl care system at their home in newcastle. meetjo wilson. hi,jo. are you washing up? trying to get something out for my dinner. that's drjo wilson, phd. high—flying, globe—trotting career woman. she was damn good at what she did and had an international reputation. all of that, and now it's come to this. do you know how old you are? do i know how old i am? of course i know how old i am. how old are you? how old am i? i don't know, because i haven't made my mind up yet. alzheimer's is cruel, devastating, isolating. my number—one girl. so this isjo's story, but it's bill's story, too. i love you to bits, don't i? and he's invited us in to see their lives, to see the impact of what he describes as the care crisis. up, stand up. help me, jo, help me. no, don't sit down again. i've phoned 42 care homes to look for a respite bed forjo and didn't get one that was prepared to offer respite care. the social care system, everyone knows it's broken. jo is just one of so many living with dementia.

on the 70's wrote some pretty stinging attacks on some scholars especially kendal who had died. it's was not around to defend themselves. walter took offense at martin dimon other person he attacked. another important political science for conservatives. walter took som offense that it came to their defense. and then it spun out of control from there with the personal insults going along very serious argument's back-and-forth. >> walter burns they both die 2015. we did the movement lose that day? >> in a generation or two of students and learned a ton from them. the factt they died on the same day at both age 95. i have had adams and jefferson dying and what 1826 i i think. read the article you'd behind them in later years, they never quite did it died down some. there is a book in the i'll say two things about the book was intended to be for laypeople who were not marinated in political philosophy or academia. introduction through unusual world that they both represented. would be a couple viewers might reverse 40 years ago artisan review magazine from the 70s in a literary mag

the plates look similar to a kendall and lets you customize colors and borders like a license plate frameboston says this is a way to modernize the dmv. all the other states looking at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a swath of our society that can afford to spend any extra on vehicles if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has concerns with the new technology, but boston says the software