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shot sergeanty richard kirkland at the battle of chickamauga, boys like this one. i feel certain that richard kirkland, who was merciful to union soldiers, also aimed and fired his weapon as well. walt whitman was a witness to the war, and a great writer. but even he wrote "that the real war will never get in the books." and that is a mercy. they knew how ugly it was. they knew it better than we do. tennessee,des in 80,000 in mississippi, it is merciful that the landscape covers the dead that they are just below the surface. preacher, union soldier, and future president james a garfield who told william d howell after the war that the site of dead men who other men had killed, something went out of him, his lifetime that never came back again. the sacredness of life and the possibility of destroying it." you can tear these down if you want but it is not that simple. do we take down half the missouri monuments at vicksburg which are the two both sides? what about the state of kentucky's monument at vicksburg? it is a tribute to both sides. do we remove jefferson dav

mayor kirkland says crime should be fought the same way cities are fighting the opioid epidemic. >>> gloucester county, free holders unanimously passed a resolution to stop puppy mill sales. it would stop the sale of dog and cats from large breeding facilities. the free holders one all of the 24 cities and towns in the country to adopt the same plan. almost half have already agreed. >>> down in atlantic county, atlantic city's chamber of commerce and real estate developers met today to talk about the city's future. the president of stockton university was the keynote speaker at a forum on economic development. the focus, the $210 million gateway project that plans to build on several pieces of land that have been vacant for years. >>> in bucks county, it's the last day to vote for a borough to win half a million dollars. bristol borough has dropped to second place to win a national contest that helps revitalize small businesses. the borough had been in first place the last few days, good luck to them. we hope they regain first place. >>> chris christie on the attack. his target, the

. >> mayor kirkland will host two round table discussions this thursday to brain storm ways to combat violence in chester. >>> we've been telling but septa rail cars that had been pulled from service but now good news if you ride the el. cars will be running on the market frankford line allowing for trips every five to six minutes. septa only has 16 trains in service last week. working on getting even more rail cars back on track, came after cracks were found in some cars about a week ago, set up service along the l has also ended. >> let's go crazy, just one of the big moments in the grammys last night. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> bruno mars, joined pop group to pay tribute to prince. a look at the night's highlight with the host of the insider next. >> and piling up, up north, see where powerful winter storm is taking aim for the second time this month, that's when "eyewitness news" at ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >> of course philadelphia is a city known for its history, in some cases the his

. >> reporter: speaking leasts mayor thaddeus kirkland met earlier in this day with prosecutors and law enforcement officials from neighboring communities. he says they have vowed to do what they can to help chester fight this crime way it wave. we'll see what happened the folk at this meeting to night including the taylor family and edith blackwell sure hope something can be done. lucy. >> absolutely. all right, bruce. >>> breaking right now. philadelphia police officer is hurt. skyfox over west oak lane north 20t20th20th and spencer streetse exact. a driver hit the officer then dragged him. he's at einstein now. initial reports are that his injuries are not serious but police are looking for a silver grand prix in connection with what happened. we do have a crew heading to the scene. we'll bring you more the moment we get an update. >>> new lawsuit and new light on what happened inside delaware's largest state prison when hostages took over. an inmate at the vaughn correctional facility in smyrna is suing the warden and prison staffs. donald par kell says authorities injured nearly ev

. >>> today delaware county, chester mayor thadhouse kirkland. it's had seven homicide this year.this rate that would be more than 40 killings by the end of the year. police in two states hope you can help identify the calm in this picture. they're suspect instead at least three thefts in the lehigh valley. accused of stealing from the best buy in bethlehem township on friday. across the river in new jersey, police are looking for the pair for similar thefts. >>> the pennsylvania s&p californca is loogss s looking for famili adopt dogs that have been there for more than six months. >>> route 926 street road bridge linking birmingham is now closed until september. replacing the old bridge with a new one. detour drivers over route 1, 52, and 202. >>> about 13 minutes before 5:00 a.m. on monday, february 13. time to get a look at traffic. >>> jessica boyington keeps you updated. if you're getting out the door now. >>> watching the lehigh valley to start. right around lehigh street. no problems or delays so far. looks like a good drive in both directions now. roads look a little dry.

. >> reporter: on monday mayor kirkland nounsed chester will double it's current standing offer of $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in a city homicide. in a year's time, no one, no one came forward to swap information for cash at the old rate. >> no one has come forward to claim the 5,000 and offer information? >> exactly. >> reporter: what's your reaction to that? >> well, my reaction is it's kind of sad. to tell you the, are telling the truth is not snitching. being up front and honest is not snitching. >> reporter: the increase rewards are part of a plan designed to combat a homicide rate that's obscene even by chester standards. city officials say they'll hire 21 new police officers to bring the department back to its full compliment. they'll push for more security cameras on stores and in neighborhoods. and they'll work with the feds to charge the worst criminals in federal court where sentences are tougher. but there's no sentence without a cop vick. often no convict without help from witnesses. many of whom are unwilling to step forward and say what

with uh kirkland professor at the arbor law school -- harvard law school in the making of the constitution that is impressive with the overall size but the entire story with the articles of confederation so it is a single volume that is captured during that period. and the library and is the editor of this terrific new volume on the american revolution reborn we are not covering this book but the politics of four -- of four please give a warm welcome. [applause] >> as i said we will try to rethink america's founding and i would love to start with you. what is the traditional narrative? what is that story we tell ourselves about? >> we know the story well the stamp act crisis the colony's coming together for the first time to announce their opposition leading to the tea party and the boston massacre and it is very much focused on the eastern seaboard the boston represents out large in they are expanding that narrative but also the countryside why did the revolution happened when it did? >> so to bring in your book at the beginning, why is the selection for that particular title and what is

. >> thaddeus kirkland will discuss recent spike in deadly violence and plans for reducing crime.6 homicide all of last year. had seven so far this year. at this rate, that would be more than 40 killings by the end of the year. >>> two states hope that you can help identify the couple in this picture. they are suspected in at least three thefts in the lehigh valley. accused of stealing from best buy in bethlehem township. across the river in new jersey, police in philliesburg and green witch are looking for the pair for similar thefts there. >>> at the jersey shore, fire call leads to discovery of drug house. yesterday morning atlantic city firefighters put out a fire in an abandon home and while they were inside, found needles all over the home and drugs in every room of the home. one fire fighter had a minor injury. >>> first alert traffic warning for you. route 926 street road bridge linking birming hamm is now closed until september. ham is d until september. >>> we've been saying it all morning. issued a first alert because of damaging winds today. >> let's check in with mete

. >> reporter: on monday mayor thaddeus kirkland announced chester will double its current standing offf $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in a city homicide. in a year's time, no one, no one, came forward to swap information for cash at the old rate. >> no one has come forward to claim the $5,000 and offer information? >> exactly. >> reporter: what's your reaction to that. >> well, my reaction is -- it's kind of sad. telling the truth is not snitching. being up front and honest is not snitching. >> reporter: the increased rewards are part of a plan designed to combat a homicide rate that's obscene even by chester standards. city officials say they'll hire 21 new police officers to bring the department back to its full compliment. they'll push for more security cameras on stores and in neighborhoods. and they'll work with the feds to charge the worst criminals in federal court where sentences are tougher. there's no sentence without a conviction. often no conviction without help from witnesses. many of whom are unwilling to step forward and say what they

area 61 turns out to be a fenced-off view of essentially kirkland air force base. >> norio: the leadings a huge complex. >> anthony: the fact is, there was and still is some pretty cool stuff being tested out there in the desert. maybe for darpa, or nsa, or the air force. who know? do you think there are ali -- do you think there are other life forms, uh, among us or who visited this planet? >> james: yes, i do. >> anthony: what do you think? >> norio: well, personally, i have a different opinion. this whole alien concept is a cover story in order to conceal certain kind of projects. but i could be wrong. but i try to be a realist, but i'm open to anything. >> anthony: what is for certain and has been authentically documented on film is that somewhere out there among the silos, underground cities, supposed nuclear waste dumps and alien burial grounds, there is a large animal and a hole in the ground. what strange beast even now is being loaded into a grave-size pit in the desert for me? ♪ ♪ ♪ only at&t offers you all your live channels and dvr on your devices. data-free. entertainment.

mayor kirkland hosting two round tables. it is combating crime in the wake of the recent homicides in chester. residents say they are concerned, about abandoned homes, trash, the absence of security cameras and chester police literally asleep on the job. chester's murder rate in 2016 was roughly four times higher then that of philadelphia. this year city is on pace to double last years carnage. >>> preparing to flee their homes, yet again why almost 200,000 people live near california dam are on edge, again, this morning. but first bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. 6:11. we are looking live from skies fox over the scene of the tractor trailer accident causing major problems this morning on the new jersey turnpike and detour when we come right back. go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america >>> good morning, everybody. we are looking live from sky fox, over the scene of this early morning tractor trailer accident, it happened around 3:30 in the southbound lanes of the new jersey tur

. >> reporter: mayor kirkland met earlier today with law enforcement officials and prosecutors from neighboringommunities. they have vowed to give whatever help they can to solve this crime problem here in chester. will it be enough coupled with the hard work of the folks who came to city hall tonight? the taylor family sure hopes so. so by the way does edith blackwell who left this meeting to night the same way she came to the meeting, carrying a bullet from that 2012 shooting in her back. lucy? >> all right. thank you, bruce. >>> this isn't your average burglary. police say someone broke into the costco in king of prussia by climbing a pipe to the roof then prioring open a skylight. cops say the burglar then tied a rope to the ceiling and repelled down the sales floor. that person got away with jewelry, it happened last monday around 1:00 a.m. police would very much like your help finding the cat burglar. >> we're finding out what may have happened inside a delaware prison when hostages took over earlier this month. details are culling out tonight in a lawsuit inmate at the vaughn correctiona

. >> reporter: mayor kirkland met with law enforcement and prosecutors and said they are vowing to do what they can to solve chester's crime problem, will it be enough? we will find out. in chester i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> certainly hope so, 4:22, this isn't your average burglary, someone broke in the costco in king of prussia by climbing a pipe to the roof and then prying open a sky light. burglar then tied a rope to the ceiling and climbed down to the sales floor. a person got away with jewelry , this all took place monday around 1:00 a.m., in word on the value of everything they got away with. >>> after 146 years of performances the final curtain is falling on the greatest show on earth, wrinkling brothers and barn um, bailey circus is touring in philadelphia for one last time thousands of people checking out the iconic show at wells fargo center that runs through monday, wrinkling says ticket sales have continued to plumet since the circus retired its elephant act. audience members we spoke with said it is nostalgia that brought them to the big top. >> that is why we wante

. >> reporter: on monday, they're thaddeus kirkland announced chester will double city rewards to ten grand. >> i said and i stand by saying it again, you cannot put a price on the loss of a person's live but you can put a price on a criminal. >> reporter: bigger rewards are just part of a plan to combat a murder rate sky high even by chester standards. city officials are promising to hire more police officers. to beef up a department now more than 15% blow full staff. they want more surveillance cameras on stores and in neighborhoods and they'll work harder to charge the worst criminals in federal court where sentences are stiffer. but will any of it work? regard together rewards 10,000 bucks is a lot of money some residents doubt it will matter. >> why is that? >> let me ask you that. >> the city is scared. i mean everybody gets shot up. nobody going to come out and step forward. you know what i mean? >> combine fear of retribution with a lack of trust in police, the result is a mindset that says the cops here are on their own. >> what has changed about the city in your view? >> att

. >> reporter: mayor kirkland met the with law enforcement and prosecutors and they say they are vowingto what they can to solve chester's crime problem. will it be enough? we will find out. in chester i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> is there hope. time is 5:22. this isn't your average burglary, police say someone broke in the costco in king of prussia by climbing a pipe to the roof and then prying open a sky light. the cops say burglar then tied a rope to the ceiling and then climbed down to the sales floor. that person got away with jewelry. the it all happened last hon around 1:00 a.m. in word on the value of everything that they got away with. >>> after 146 years of performances the final curtain call is falling on the greatest show on earth, wrinkling brothers and barn um bailey circus is touring in philadelphia for one last time so thousands of people are checking out iconic show at wells fargo center which runs through monday, and wrinkling says that ticket sales have continued to plumet since the circus retired its he willtent act but audience members they are out there, they s

some of the great characters in american history without further ado, the two speakers are the kirkland and ellis professor at harvard law school in his marvelous neand hismarvelous nee down here is the framers to the making of the constitution again and his one volume is obviously an impressive overall side. but what is amazing about it is before the creation of the constitution and the articles of confederation and the stories of all of the walls of consideration all the way to tha bill of rights, so it is a single volume that captures the amazing things that happened during the period. the politics of war and early pennsylvania. [applause] what we are going to talk about today. we think about refashioning america's founding and can be placed on the table what you take to be the traditional narrative. we all know the story really well that begin what begins in h the act to announce thisti opposition to the policy that leads to the tea party and the boston massacre and ultimately independence. the story is focused on thet isv eastern seaboard. they are representing the american revolut

i had a meeting set up with intergovernmental affairs william kirkland.s soon as i landed, i got notice. it was disheartening. i canceled my meeting with the white house because, obviously, they're not willing to listen. they don't want to hear from the tribe, which is unfortunate. this is something that we were so thankful that the previous administration at least took the time and look at all angles and all perspectives of this argument. amy: can you explain what is happening today? the easement being granted. what does this mean? can dakota access pipeline, the energy that owns the pipeline, begin drilling today? >> they don't have the easement yet, amy. if they're going to get the easement, i would wait to see whether or not the notice to congress is going to be waived or not. every time something comes out in the news, it appears that people take it as definite. we always stop and take a look. we're going to start working with congress and say, don't wave the 14 day period. give us time to inform congress of what is going on. what is happening is our

moments where have been serious questions were museums have made the decision to withdraw shows, the kirkland gallery, the mapplethorpe show. it was about a group of politicians who were sort of waiting to pounce right here in brooklyn. many of us know the story of the brooklyn museum and the sensation exhibition which was a of sortlash of a group .f fanatical catholics and the mayor's of joining forces in a moment to say this exhibition, this art exhibition was entirely inappropriate and disgraceful and should come down. decided he was going to withdraw the cities tour on from the museum. .e lost that case and the museum had greater attendance than it ever had before. paidhere was a great price in the process, having answered myself, i can testify to that. i think one of the issues that will come up for people periodically and certainly perhaps in the next few years is the issue of censorship -- self-censorship. when is it the moment to pull softer or aa little little more subtle and what may be our interpretive work? that is something i think about a great deal, how to make sure that the br

. >>> mayor of chester thaddeus kirkland is set to address recent spike in the cities violence at thence this morning. we will have a camera there. briefing will be held at 11:00 , police commissioner ot is blair and other officials will also attend they are expected to discuss whether the departure is doing to suppress all this crime in washington women in the work force will be focus of the meeting between president trump and canadian prime minister today, president trump and justin trudeau will take part in the round table discussion along with first lady ivanka. two countries plan to launch a task force for advancement of would hen business leaders and entrepreneurs. >> take justin trudeau back to middle school. >>> very young looking isn't he. >> he is young. >> he is young. >> for a prime minister. >>> saturday night live takes on the trump administration. >> again. >> again. >> that is almost what the whole show is about. >> it is what it seems like now. >> they have had plenty of laughs this week, they have key players in the the white house. >> karen hepp lets go through some

it was with william kirkland, intergovernmental affairs.id let's schedule a meeting for the following weeks. he said what days will work? i'm available monday through wednesday. i said, i need to meet as soon as possible. mon is perfect. i started scheduling my flight. he called me back and said i can't meet with you monday, wednesday is the only day that works. on that monday we had a status conference call with the judge and the judge had asked the department of justice when the -- they were going to make a decision on the presidential memorandum to push the easement through. they said they won't decide at the earliest friday. this is all this past week. so friday i figured i had time if i got to meet with him, one last push to meet with anybody that would listen. as soon as i landed i got the word that the decision had been made. i feel like i got sleighted. >> we know there has been a lawsuit filed by the cheyenne sioux tribe. they have a hearing for a temporary injunction on monday. this is the statement from echb energy transfer partn

the tom-tom study out of amsterdam and the-what was the other one be in rick study of kirkland washington at two places independent recognition of traffic is getting worse and worse. every time i think about how bad our traffic is i think about these shuttles google would happen if they were not here. if the company suddenly decided this is too much of a hassle. you know what everybody just do your own thing. the next thing you know we've got 10,000 more cars on our streets or something like that. every day which would be around us in any scenario. so keeping that in mind. all that to be said, this program is far from perfect director nice holy that these things are tremendously cumbersome and just an eyesore. to have a traffic jam on your street full of gigantic bosses is not something that i think anybody would welcome. so i also recognize that we are not laying concrete were not building a train. we are effectively adopting a program as it's been currently involved i suspect we will continue to you golf and we will continue to refine it and make it better. so that it does respond to so

join me to talk all about it, cia officer got fixed in an political analyst in kirkland paquin. good to see you. happy monday. a lot happening today because of course we look it up for speculation. what your take on general michael flynn this morning. >> i don't know where the information is coming from. when you are looking at a soon to be seen here because before he had officially taken his post, a senior national security advisor level u.s. official and now you get price breaks on the specifics of a conversation he had to u.s. ambassador. people keep talking about how flynn has lost the confidence of the white house. how is trump supposed to have confidence in the intelligence community. by former community that people are trying to the very classified information to the press to undermine his new security advisers. did he actually say the thing the president is saying he said? i do not know. the sourcing makes me think of it came from our site is someone with an ax to grind with the administration and doing something quite illegal. maria: meanwhile, the kremlin adamant that

dr faye kirkland is a journalist who's also still working as a gp. how bad is it?ow the worst performance in england since records began 13 years ago, so the number of patients, 82%, admitted, discharge or transferred towards from a&e within four hours, but the target of 95% of people getting that treatment within four hours, to be either admitted, transferred or discharged.” hours, to be either admitted, transferred or discharged. i wonder if the target doesn't help the government, then? occasionally you hear conversations about them scrapping or redefining that target? the target has not been met since july 200015. the royal college of emergency medicine has been clear they don't think it should change because it is the standard of care expected for patients in the. thank you very much. ben brown is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the day's news. ben brown is in the bbc newsroom with a summary downing street is playing down a threat from a government source that the house of lords could be abolished if peers try to block the government's brexit

. >>> how about this, a beautiful view of kirkland.he sun is shining and folks are up and getting ready to go. i think i see somebody coming down the slope right there. weave beautiful weather there and beautiful weather here. as we get into the second half of your weekend and into the first part of your week, here is a look at the water vapor loop. pretty colors. i want to point out the storm track. you can see it's right here to the north of us. we have a few clouds that will spill into the bay area the next few days. we will remain dry until the end of the week. make that thursday and i will show you what i mean. sunday, monday, tuesday, unevent full. we will take it. thursday morning, a bit of a transition day. rain holds off until thursday. friday looks like it could be a bit wet. hold on, let me show you the weekend. we have 9:00 saturday morning, 8:00 on sunday morning. so, the wet weather coming back on thursday could stretch into the weekend. quit honestly, it could stretch beyond that. as far as rainfall amounts, the first sy

the tom-tom study out of amsterdam and the-what was the other one be in rick study of kirkland washingtonat two places independent recognition of traffic is getting worse and worse. every time i think about how bad our traffic is i think about these shuttles google would happen if they were not here. if the company suddenly decided this is too much of a hassle. you know what everybody just do your own thing. the next thing you know we've got 10,000 more cars on our streets or something like that. every day which would be around us in any scenario. so keeping that in mind. all that to be said, this program is far from perfect director nice holy that these things are tremendously cumbersome and just an eyesore. to have a traffic jam on your street full of gigantic bosses is not something that i think anybody would welcome. so i also recognize that we are not laying concrete were not building a train. we are effectively adopting a program as it's been currently involved i suspect we will continue to you golf and we will continue to refine it and make it better. so that it does respond to som

bush, he's now a law professor with georgetown university and a partner with kirkland and ellis. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> you know judge gorsuch personally. you went to harvard with him, correct? >> yes, we went to law school together. we have known each other for 20, 25 years as young lawyers in washington, d.c. i watched him with great admiration and respect. he's exactly what we expected when the president nominated him. even the former solicitor general for president obama praised him last night in the "new york times" op-ed piece saying he's a judge that has respect for the law in the mold of justice elena kagan. it's hard to criticize and misrepresented judge gorsuch's record. >> you heard the criticism being levied by senator warren, who says he is somebody who comes down on the side of big business at the expense of the american worker and individual citizens. what do you say to critics like that? >> i think judge gorsuch understands that the role of the judge or a good judge is simply to interpret the law. if senators do not like the laws, it's in

the tom-tom study out of amsterdam and the-what was the other one be in rick study of kirkland washingtonat two places independent recognition of traffic is getting worse and worse. every time i think about how bad our traffic is i think about these shuttles google would happen if they were not here. if the company suddenly decided this is too much of a hassle. you know what everybody just do your own thing. the next thing you know we've got 10,000 more cars on our streets or something like that. every day which would be around us in any scenario. so keeping that in mind. all that to be said, this program is far from perfect director nice holy that these things are tremendously cumbersome and just an eyesore. to have a traffic jam on your street full of gigantic bosses is not something that i think anybody would welcome. so i also recognize that we are not laying concrete were not building a train. we are effectively adopting a program as it's been currently involved i suspect we will continue to you golf and we will continue to refine it and make it better. so that it does respond to som