laurel. you've been slinking around my chief of staff... really? ell you that? no, no. he doesn't know what you're about. i do. and what am i about? unpredictability. i know how your brother will act. strategists can read other strategists. but you... one day, you're emotional; the next, you're strategic; the next, you're... having your woman time. my ?woman time?? you don't drink anymore, do you, senator? oh, i drink my kale-celery smoothies. you should try 'em. no alcohol? my body's a temple. why do you drink? 'cause i like it. it's fun. there are other ways to have fun. joining other like-minded people in completing a mission... sounds like a blast. what are these maps about? uh, office work product. it's not very smart of you to let me see them. it won't matter. you're gonna lose. then why do you care if i'm in the way? (chuckles) you are a sly one. i'm gonna keep an eye on you. (knocking at door) senator, the... ah, gareth, buddy, how are you? i think you know lana. yeah. laurel. smoothie intake. (chuckles) well... i'll let you two talk. and we'll talk again. so. u

laurel. you've been slinking around my chief of staff... really? ...distracting him. he tell you that? no, no. he doesn't know what you're about. i do. and what am i about? unpredictability. i know how your brother will act. strategists can read other strategists. but you... one day, you're emotional; the next, you're strategic; the next, you're... having your woman time. my "woman time"? go back to l.a. you don't drink anymore, do you, senator? oh, i drink my kale-celery smoothies. you should try 'em. no alcohol? my body's a temple. why do you drink? 'cause i like it. it's fun. there are other ways to have fun. joining other like-minded people in completing a mission... sounds like a blast. what are these maps about? uh, office work product. it's not very smart of you to let me see them. it won't matter. you're gonna lose. then why do you care if i'm in the way? (chuckles) you are a sly one. i'm gonna keep an eye on you. (knocking at door) senator, the... ah, gareth, buddy, how are you? i think you know lana. yeah. laurel. she's here wanting to talk about my kale-cel

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live in laurel, howard county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. a lot kids going back to school early tomorrow morning. we are looking at 75 degrees, middle 80's for recess, lots of sunshine, along with heat and humidity. around 90 degrees in the afternoon, feels like middle to upper 90's. the high temperatures across the fredericksburg. hagerstown and frederick should reach 90 degrees. the tropics are beginning to flareup. fresh information from the national hurricane center, tropical depression number eight just off the north carolina coast will continue to track to the north and east. exactly what to expect for the holiday weekend, how tropical depression number eight and nine may impact your travel plans. leon: definitely want to hear that, thanks. this just coming into the newsroom -- the department of agriculture will reopen four offices that they close today because of an e-mail threat. the research center and library and bells for -- in beltsville were among those with added security. colorado, north carolina, and west virginia will be reo

this hotel here in laurel one of them. it's alleged t the knights inn, days inn in college park among them as the nightly brothels. victimizing dozens of women they lured and forced in the sex trade. marilynmissouri -- rashid mosby, terra perry and joshua jones. in our opinion indictment. alleged pimps among the worst authorities say they have seen. >> mosby, perry, jones recruited, transported, manipulate and threatened women to get them to perform sex acts in exchange for money.

this one here the night inn in laurel we saw many times. like this. undercover police officers using the website backpage.com to arrange dates with prostitutes. in darkened hotel rooms the women are slapped in handcuffs but the real targets are the pimps. this time authorities say they have indicted three of the worst they have seen. rashid mosby, terra perry and joshua jones. >> the defendants threatened the women, beat them, refused to let them return home. brad: maryland attorney general brian frosh describing how the three alleged pimps calling themselves "pink pleasure entertainment" placed these ads looking for woman claiming to be a modeling escort agency and forcing more than 40 victims over several years in brutal sex for cash industry. putting them in rooms, in chief hotel, in college park and laurel. >> this is deliberate, structured cruelty. brad: it was in one of the hotel rooms in a police sting two years ago we met a victimized woman shaking, crying, wrapped in a sheet. >> how old are you? >> 18. >> you're 18 years old now? you have bee

laurel. that's pretty much what most of our majors look like.l be back in the next ten minutes with more updates on traffic. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 19 minutes after 5:00. you'll find fog this morning in some areas it's worse than others. this is the view from the nbc 10 studios. a light foggy start in southeastern pennsylvania. dense fog in new jersey. during the day today, another sunny and warm one. enough sunshine, the warmest, 90 degrees in philadelphia. this evening, clouds will be moving in and there's a chance of evening showers as well. scattered showers. this morning, it's fog. look in quakertown, that just got bigger. zero visibility. while it's improving in trenton, mt. holly, quarter mile visibility. back into the dense category for millville and dover. the fog will slowly disappear. you'll see sunshine across the board today. right now, low 60s in the lehigh valley where it is clear. the clouds over the suburbs and philadelphia keeping the temperatures in the low 70s right now and in south jersey, 69 degrees in

done, there ist one isolated shower pushing across the area and it did just move through laurel. temperature down to 77 degrees per it for a lot of us, the rain did help us to cool off. it's now left with this muggy, steamy air in place. try in laurel as we get over towards route 1. showers continued to push off towards the southeast. ultimately those light showers moving towards annapolis. most of us are done behind the rain we had this afternoon. this is that lined the pushes across the area. for most of us, it was relatively light. that all fired up as it got further over to the southeast. down cover slow to break behind this. the cold front still working its way through the sh watch as the clouds break and temperatures drop. right now it feels like we are more in the 1980's -- 80's. if you're getting out there, get the dog out for a nice walk, we have temperatures in the 80's by 7:00 and into the mid-70's by 11:00. first day of school for a lot of kids tomorrow, we will have that bus stop forecast for you coming up. kimberly: keep up with all the weather changes, stay connect

laurel house is an expert in all things relationships. >> you're actually watching people in realtime to see what their lifestyle looks like. it's not just these very staged, perfectly lit photos of them this is who they actually are, videos of them doing things that they like to do in their real life. >> reporter: perhaps every singleton should wear a point of view camera and another on a selfie stick 24/7, live stream it so we can see everything before committing to a date. middle-aged man rant over. laurel house now coaches guys like sharif to perform in this increasingly sophisticated and evolving online dating >> you get to hear their voice so you can see how they move, what they look like in their real day to day. >> i'd love to see them in the flesh, just how they are. >> reporter: is he getting the hang of this? >> probably wouldn't be a good idea to send a picture of a girl with me. >> unless it's your sister. >> reporter: are you at heart more of a tinder guy? >> tinder, you go there to -- it's pretty much a have sex site, i would say. >> reporter: okay, back to "sleepless i

this hotel here in laurel one of them. it's alleged t the knights inn, days inn in college park among them as the nightly brothels. victimizing dozens of women they lured and forced in the sex trade. marilynmissouri -- rashid mosby, terra perry and joshua jones. in our opinion indictment. alleged pimps among the worst authorities say they have seen. >> mosby, perry, jones recruited, transported, manipulate and threatened women to get them to perform sex acts in exchange for money. brad: maryland attorney general brian frosh laying out details of the indictment against the trio in prince george's county. allegedly calling themselves "pink pleasure entertainment" in ads on backpage.com. seeking women ostensibly as models and escorts. >> they recruited young women, teenagers. brad: the women and girl forced in a business we saw firsthand in a two years ago forced to turn tricks with men solicited through lurid ads on backpage.com. it was during a bust like this that p.g. police began to build a case which states attorney ange

north cover -- coventry we're watching a crash on laurel road. up dated schedules on four lines, warminster is, media/elwyn and west trenton and lansdale doylestown line running on updated schedules this morning. we had the septa trolley blitz, which is not as much fun as it sounds, the trains are running this morning, but the blitz will continue overnight tonight. >> we're following breaking news, there's a second night of unrest in milwaukee following the deadly shooting of a black man by police, one person was shot and wounded. they were rushed to the hospital in armed -- armored vehicle. another officer fell to the ground after being hit by an object as police tried to disburses the crowds. saturday night's rioting burned 6 businesses, an african-american officer shot and killed 23-year-old after smith turned toward the officer with a gun in his hand. altercation began when smith ran away during a traffic stop. >> happening today, the prosecution and the defense will make their final closing arguments today in the perjury trial of kathleen ka

another accident, ridge pike, kline road and royersford, also make note of this, another accident laurel wood road at temple road. so we have three accident starting this morning off. little bit with a bang, mixed with little construction, good news some of the overnight construction clearing out of the way quite quickly. downed pole out there, as well. between lewes road, twp. line road, all lanes block here. more on that coming up in a little bit. brooke, over to you. >> new york's jfk airport has resumed normal operations and investigators say there apparently was no gunfire. port authority police evacuated terminals one and eight after getting reports of shots fired around 9:30 last night. they say they have not found any firearms, rounds of ammunition, or shell casings. no one was hurt, but some flights were canceled or diverted to other airport. >> by the end of this week, we could know the outcome of the kathleen kane trial. >> pennsylvania's attorney general is charged with perjury, and obstruction. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live at the montgomery county courthouse

laurel. also coming in at 80 degrees, so far the low temperatures for philadelphia, 82, that was set new record for the warmest low temperature for this date. let's take you down to the shore, where that will be good place to be, find the coolest temperatures there ocean will feel, mid to high level clouds, looks like we'll see plenty of sunshine, at the shore today. looks like storm chances will be very low. but, a better chance coming in later, tomorrow evening, we will talk about that in just a bit. but speaking of the sunshine, you know, just reminder here with the hot hot car thing, use common sense. only takes few minutes to heat things up with the windows up. if you have 75 degrees air temperature it, will reach 94 within ten minutes, 109 in a half hour, but we will be dealing with mid 09 degrees temperatures today, so just in a matter every minute be up around 114, 115, half hour close to 130 degrees, inside your car with the windows up. even with the windows down, still going to get

i'm kathy from the laurel heights improvement we urge you not to approve those the existing bus stops were insulated out of the way of cars exiting the shopping center the stops shouldn't be move to spruce and laurel the do you believe will be moved to the 8 meter parking spaces will be removed and paved those offering those spaces are important their in front of the the laurel village and the mta needs them the drawings shows a car flipping into the left turn to get around a bus stop at the do you believe i believe this is infeasible d putting the do you believe to the right will 3e78d the shopping center the boub will be the same we'll loss parking spaces that are important for the vinyl the entire california street moved not considered until 2023 corresponding is a a staff e-mail attached to my letter i'm submitting for the record and some copies so those two stops shouldn't be boubz alone and potentially save a couple of seconds if at the decide to boub the rest of the corridor along cool streets why exempt the shopping center at the first meeting thirty residents 0 objected to th

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education, culture, development, and peace through sport, in the true olympic spirit, the olympic laurel is awarded to the great olympic champion, and great olympic philanthropist. i am an olympian gold medalist and olympic recordholder. it is a home of athletes. when i was young, 8 years old, i used to run all way from my home to school. so i was really training without knowing. ♪ ♪ my dad is the only one who would take care of me. so after my running, what i did, i started the children home with my wife. taking care of orphan kids to give them shelter and education. having a children's home, we started a school. high school. and also the training center. and through sports, we can produce peaceful life in this world. ♪ ♪ >> hello. good afternoon. >> education is a weapon. it doesn't cause any destruction, instead it can create peace. ♪ ♪ we came into the world with nothing, we will leave this world with nothing. all we need is peace, love and unity. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, kip keino! [ applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> now, let us celebrate alto

we do carry on that vision where i work at the alice paul institute at alice paul's home in mount laurel, new jersey, not too far out of philadelphia. we carry on with the history program, and the ultimate emphasis is on the concept of ordinary equality. i think it's alice paul were here today, she would stop the panel where it is, and say, everyone go out and work for the e.r.a. i'm glad we are here talking about it, and continuing the discussion of the equal rights amendment, and her ultimate vision of the concept of ordinary equality. thank you. page: amazing. dr. kyle. dr. kyle: i don't think everyone would agree with alice paul. one of the things i find interesting about the equal rights amendment is that it is so contested. that it has been so debated. it has been since inception in 1923. it ultimately did not get ratified. 38 states were needed for the ratification. 35 were needed. five of those -- i don't think you use the word reneged. rescinded. they decided it wasn't for their state. the 14th amendment they believed provided the necessary rights for all of the individuals. as

education, culture, development, and peace through sport, in the true olympic spirit, the olympic laurel is awarded to the great olympic philanthropist. i am an olympian gold medalist and olympic it is a home of athletes. when i was young, 8 years old, i used to run all way from my home to school. so i was really training without knowing. my dad is the only one who would take care of me. so after my running, what i did, i started the children home with my wife. taking care of orphan kids to give them shelter and education. having a children's home, started a school. high school. and also the training center. and through sports, we can produce peaceful life in this world. ?? ?? >> hello. good afternoon. >> education is a weapon. destruction, instead it can create peace. ?? ?? we came into the world with nothing, we will leave this world with nothing. all we need is peace, love and unity. ?? ?? >> ladies and gentlemen, kip [ applause ] ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? >> now, let us celebrate altogether. olympic games, a la brazil. [ speaking portuguese ] sky. the opening ceremony now,

nationally and in major battleground states including pennsylvania but clinton is not resting on her laurels. >> don't the complacent because anybody anywhere for granted. >> reporter: clinton's use of a private email server remains an issue on the campaign trail. the fbi has turned over documents to congress from its investigation of her server, the documents are believed to include notes from the agency's interview with clinton in july. the information turned over to congress is classified secret. back to the campaign shakeup paul manaford remains in his current position but some are viewing that is a demotion considering been in and kelly and conway have been promoted so his role is unclear moving forward. that is the latest outside fbi headquarters. juliet: thank you. a lot more coming up. mike is watching the weather, getting a little bit of a break >> meteorologist: we catch a break in the humidity and viewpoints, it is more comfortable, sweating like crazy yesterday, starting 77 ?, a mix of sun and clouds, breezy and warm but a little less humid as we head into the afternoon. right no

it will go forth in the beginning with at least the 177 at laurel boats that comprise the states of the south -- electoral votes that comprise the states of the south. no new party movement has ever had the grass roots support that our movement has. there are movements that are movements of personalities of some small group represented -- representing only a small fraction of the public vote. but our movement does represent the majority thinking of the american people at this moment. >> we are back live in montgomery, alabama. this is a live picture of the governor's mansion, two miles south of downtown montgomery. dan carper, how is it that george wallace got 10 million votes and 46 electoral votes? >> all the states he won were in the deep south. to him, that was a disappointment. he had hoped to break into some of the border states. it was close in a number of them -- north carolina and virginia, and particularly tennessee. he was within striking distance. although he was disappointed, it was an extraordinary showing. no political third-party candidate since strom thurmond in 1948 ha

education, culture, development, and peace through sport, in the true olympic spirit, the olympic laurel is awarded to the great olympic champion, and great olympic philanthropist. i am an olympian gold medalist and olympic recordholder. it is a home of athletes. when i was young, 8 years old, i used to run all way from my home to school. so i was really training without knowing. ♪ ♪ my dad is the only one who would take care of me. so after my running, what i did, i started the children home with my wife. taking care of orphan kids to give them shelter and education. having a children's home, we started a school. high school. and also the training center. and through sports, we can produce peaceful life in this world. ♪ ♪ >> hello. good afternoon. >> education is a weapon. it doesn't cause any destruction, instead it can create peace. ♪ ♪ we came into the world with nothing, we will leave this world with nothing. all we need is peace, love and unity. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, kip keino! [ applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> now, let us celebrate alto

this is the campus of palloti high school in laurel laurel. this is terrific weather. it doesn't get better than this. in august. 38 in capital. lower elsewhere. dining out tonight, good call. clear sky, lights winds. temperatures at 82 degrees at 6:00 p.m. we wake up with the metro temperatures in the 60's. southern areas are about the same. comfortable. maybe 58 in stafford. 61 in la plata. a great morning. forecast for tomorrow sunshine again. 87 degrees. low humidity. it's all good. >> fourth. john: what is your favorite subject? >> smat and science. michelle: smart girl. that is john gonzalez riding the bus on the first day of school. students in clark, ann an and allegany counties went back to class today. but for maryland second largest school system the new year comes with the challenges. maryland bureau chief brad bell is the only reporter who went on a tour with the school's c.e.o. kevin maxwell today. brad joins us live with details. brad? brad: yeah, we have unfortunately some more drama to tell you about tonight in prince george's county public schools. it

lorena se llama "laurel grove" y combina cercania a medios de transporte con el alquiler muy por debajodel mercado... paola reyes amplia.... take paola pkg ;01 ;24 ;41 01;04 01;25 01;33 pkg con palas en mano, funcionarios del santa clara, dieron inicio a la construccion de un proyecto de 52 millones de dolares que tratara de mitigar la crisis de vivienda accesible el condado... los apartamentos de alquiler de una, dos y tres recamaras, estaran a solo pasos del centro de transporte "diridon" y podrian costar tan solo entre 400 y mil cuatrocientos dolares mensuales... sot 00:18 "son familias con ninos de bajos ingesos" 81 familias in short version project pictures calificaran aquellas famililias con ingresos de entre un 20 y un cincuenta por ciento del promedio en el condado, es decir entre 20 y cincuenta mil dolares anuales... paola on cam or track "y aunque este proyecto albergara a un total de 81 familias, esto es tan solo un pequenisimo porcentaje del numero de viviendas accesibles requeridas en el condado" y es que se estima que 67 mil familias requieren de una vivienda de bajo costo

a laurel woman is outraged about what happened to her daughter on the first day of school. attends murray hill middle school in howard county. in the afternoon she realized she was on the wrong school bus, and told the driver. he said he was late for his next run. she asked him to drop her off at a spot she thought she knew the way home from.. but ended up walking the wrong way into prince george's county. she eventually found someone who helped her call her parents. a school spokesman says all bus drivers are trained to return a child to school if incidents like this happen. it's unclear if the driver will face disciplinary action. in the presidential race.. g-o-p nominee donald trump heads to mexico tod. trump tweeted yesterday,. he's accepted president enrique pena nieto's invitation. and he looks forward to meeting him. the meeting comes just hours before trump's planned speech clarifying his position on immigration. during a rally in washington state last night, he said he'll divert money being given to illegal immigrants. and he'll use it to rebuild places like detroi

i'm kathy from the laurel heights improvement we urge you not to approve those the existing bus stops were insulated out of the way of cars exiting the shopping center the stops shouldn't be move to spruce and laurel the do you believe will be moved to the 8 meter parking spaces will be removed and paved those offering those spaces are important their in front of the the laurel village and the mta needs them the drawings shows a car flipping into the left turn to get around a bus stop at the do you believe i believe this is infeasible d putting the do you believe to the right will 3e78d the shopping center the boub will be the same we'll loss parking spaces that are important for the vinyl the entire california street moved not considered until 2023 corresponding is a a staff e-mail attached to my letter i'm submitting for the record and some copies so those two stops shouldn't be boubz alone and potentially save a couple of seconds if at the decide to boub the rest of the corridor along cool streets why exempt the shopping center at the first meeting thirty residents 0 objected to th

i'm kathy from the laurel heights improvement we urge you not to approve those the existing bus stops were insulated out of the way of cars exiting the shopping center the stops shouldn't be move to spruce and laurel the do you believe will be moved to the 8 meter parking spaces will be removed and paved those offering those spaces are important their in front of the the laurel village and the mta needs them the drawings shows a car flipping into the left turn to get around a bus stop at the do you believe i believe this is infeasible d putting the do you believe to the right will 3e78d the shopping center the boub will be the same we'll loss parking spaces that are important for the vinyl the entire california street moved not considered until 2023 corresponding is a a staff e-mail attached to my letter i'm submitting for the record and some copies so those two stops shouldn't be boubz alone and potentially save a couple of seconds if at the decide to boub the rest of the corridor along cool streets why exempt the shopping center at the first meeting thirty residents 0 objected to th

i'm kathy from the laurel heights improvement we urge you not to approve those the existing bus stops were insulated out of the way of cars exiting the shopping center the stops shouldn't be move to spruce and laurel the do you believe will be moved to the 8 meter parking spaces will be removed and paved those offering those spaces are important their in front of the the laurel village and the mta needs them the drawings shows a car flipping into the left turn to get around a bus stop at the do you believe i believe this is infeasible d putting the do you believe to the right will 3e78d the shopping center the boub will be the same we'll loss parking spaces that are important for the vinyl the entire california street moved not considered until 2023 corresponding is a a staff e-mail attached to my letter i'm submitting for the record and some copies so those two stops shouldn't be boubz alone and potentially save a couple of seconds if at the decide to boub the rest of the corridor along cool streets why exempt the shopping center at the first meeting thirty residents 0 objected to th

laurel light rain, pemberton spotty out there, sprinkles at best this morning, but if you are heading toss the umbrella in the car if you want to get in a morning run you still can. this is going to be the best time for you because it does get quite hot and humid as we move through your afternoon. we drop down along the shore. all morning long we have been tracking storm cells moving through. a little more strength here. the red/orange is where we have heavier rain but most of that is moving off the shore. we have that next round of light to moderate rain that's moving in as we speak around delaware bay moving over and into parts of south jersey and the shore. spotty showers this morning if you are a little farther south into parts of new jersey. your hour by hour is going to show us later today the timing of those potential thunderstorms. clouds out there this morning, it's not doing a great job of showing us the current rain but that is in play. that's going to move off and i expect we will see a little break in clouds, some sun/cloud mix 1:30 in the afternoon. allentown, harrisburg

pretty nice here. 78 for clinton, laurel al degrees. these temperatures this time of year, it's so nice. not only is the temperature nice but that nice low humidity. it's sticking around. you know, for almost two weeks, about 12 days, 90 degrees or more. now we're finally breaking that pattern but we're also breaking the humidity pattern. below 60 degrees on the dew point value. we always look at the dew point for the comfort factor. we've been in the miserable category for too long. let's take a little break. not for too long though. when it returns ngcomi up. you can always download or wusa 9 app. >>> coming up at noon, the prince pill mystery. a new report says he may have accidentally killed himself with a drug 50 times more powerful than heroin. >> a selfless and expensive donation from facebook creator mark zuckerberg coming up. oo a >>> -- >>> last night in ohio a 71-year-old woman plowed into a crowd of people. six went to the hospital and two are listed in serious condition. >>> new revelations into the drug overdose that kille

as far as the couple we're told that they're from laurel. they're in their 40s and right now the man the husband is over at laurel general hospital. we're also told that what led up to this crash may have been completely out of the drive's control. we'll have more on that -- drivers control. we'll have more on that 11:00. >>> a huge pole slammed through an s.u.v.'s windshield barely missing the woman behind the wheel. fox 25 has more. crystal haynes has more. >> reporter: vanessa, the 60-year-old was less than a mile from home when she crashed into her a neighbor's fence. the remnants as you can see marked by the cone and she with the pole going right through her windshield with just bumps and bruises. >> a close call. >> all of a sudden we heard this tremendous boom and we looked over and it happened so quick. >> reporter: 50-year-old lou sawyer lost control of her toyota highlander around 2:00 this afternoon. hitting the hard castle car, fence and the utility pole. they were having a barbeque with his son's family who lived next door. pole

storm tracker 6, south of mount laurel to the north and west and south of tabernacle, precipitation. most of the heavy moisture we had to the south and east. the 95 corridor is still warm, 81 in philadelphia, 76 in redding and 71 in pittsburgh. the big difference in comparison to yesterday, the dew point numbers, we have a 70 degree dew point. we have the upper 50s to the north and west and the air swinging into the air as early as the second half of the weekend on sunday. we'll talk about what to expect. lower humidity on the way tomorrow. the dry stretch continues into early next week and turning off the heat with the 90s returning, once again. we will look at that after the forecast. >>> thank you. dozens of people are recovering after a railing collapsed during a concert in camden. in this newer video, you can see the railing completely collapse. people start piling one on top of the other and falling to the ground. this happened at the snoop dogg show last night. but, the show must go on. trish hartman was at the arena as another concert got under way. >> tonight's i love the '9

but unfortunately what happens in may 15th, 1972, he's speaking at a campaign stop in laurel, maryland, when a man named arthur rimer fires five shots and paralyzes governor wallace. the items that you see here were actually the items that george wallace was carrying in the -- in his pockets on the day he was shot. and what is really remarkable about these is, you know, it really humanizes wallace because these are items that we would have in our pockets or purses, you know, today. it is so simple. he's always carrying around a pack of cinnamon gum, has his chapstick, and his book of matches from one of the hotels he's picked up. what happens after the shooting in wallace's political career is that, you know, he has this moment where he's in constant pain, he's coming to the realization that he's never going to walk again, but he still is very interested in running and campaigning. so he makes one more presidential run in 1976, which is very short lived and very unsuccessful, and a lot of the reason of that is because people have questions about whether he's physically capable of servi

at laurel it community action group. we have that replaces the send your money full list on- site kron4news-dot-com mendo-lake credit union. lake area rotary club association. lake county rising. and the lower lake community action group. we have the full list along with the links on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> britteny: on the fire it ranks 90 and anywhere between 10 and 20 m.p.h., will still allow as well. into the rest of tonight with release slow its third read the column down little bit. 5 6:00 in the afternoon and then wind speeds pick and pack up. apertures for july of 98 degrees. when the time tracking closer to the end of your work week is a cooling trend back down into '80s) average. but bring the power lines later will bring cruise getting the job done as fast as possible. the fire lines today. a >> catherine: also reminding people of gluttony downed power lines and people. pg&e is also reminding people toand to assume they could be people are being asked to call 9-1-1 and also the utility. people were sti

to hear trevor talk about them you'd think no one would set foot in there but -- >> this time is laurel, cyanide, and [ indiscernible ] >> what's the most dangerous thing there? >> he doesn't say which is the most dangerous but does mention many of these plants are commonly found in your own garden. >> lots of them are in cottage garden plants and grown in many people's gardens. >> -- they're just trying to check out. >> trevor actually responds to a question like that in a perfectly macabre way for his position. [ indiscernible ] >> fascinating video all put together by the folks over at the great big story. >>> here we are. in russia. the guy with the dash cam, he's about to have a really, really bad day. and it's unexpectedly bad. >> oh! >> wow. >> just exploded. >> is that -- >> that was the sewer line. >> oh, man. and as you could see that car >> man. >> he got a wash that he didn't pay for. >> oh, look it even got in the car. there's a rock on the dash board and who knows what else. >> there's no indicator, there's no warning the ground just blew up. >> exactly. sometimes it's jus

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but simone is not resting on her laurels. sot simone biles, us gymnast "i can still improve on vault, beam and floor i had a very like my first vault can still be a little bit better." and it's not easy being green -- they still haven't solved that problem with green algae in the water. it's disrupting the olympic schedule.: sot mario andrada rio olympics spokesman "just this morning, a training session was cancelled because we need to have the water still so we can clean it faster and easier. we reiterate what we've been saying: the water doesn't offer any threat to the health of the athletes." jim ryan, abc news, we'll look at some eye-opening numbers on marijuana.. and what they mean for advocates of medical and recreational use. in today's healthy living.. police have arrested lewdness with a teenager. brown, who is also known as "coach willis" is reportedly director of the boys and girls club on southern highlands parkway. during the investigation, detectives discovered two more victims. in today's healthy living.. marij

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her laurels were then able to ask for her release. ut on friday, the tribunal dejected the plea. saying sauvage had knob reflected enough on her actions. >> they did not appreciate the president pardoning her. >> it was inside the family home that she and her husband suffered years of abuse. she shot dead her violent, alcoholic husband in 2012, a day after her son committed suicide. her daughters testified in court, saying their father also beat and remained them and they asked for their mother's release. in october 2014, jacklin was found guilty of murder and sentenced to 10 years in prison. she appealed blue her self-defense plea was rejected on the grounds she did not act to proportional and direct response to aggression. politicians on the left and right criticized the judge's decision. protests were organized and nearly half a million french jacqueline d a free petition. her lawyers say they will appeal for her release again. >> france is celebrating another old medal at the rio olympics. courtesy of the men's culls.eight double s the u.s. has 16 goals, well out in front of

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she put on a master class in the art of gymnastics, but is not resting on her laurels. >> i minute very good place. hopefully i can carry that into the final. is not easy being green when you are the lipid diving pool. they still have not solved the problem of the green out g in the water. it has disrupted the olympic schedule. >> we need to have this faster and easier. along, it does not offer any threat to the health of the athletes. maria: so, they already have a gold medal, a place in american history and now a cereal box. , we're talking about the final five. among them needham's own aly raisman. kelloggs has announced plans to release special edition boxes of special k with them on it. kelloggs already sponsors simone biles. the boxes will feature a photo of her with her all-around gold on one side and a photo of her with the rest of the final five on the other. ben: that is awesome. maria: i love it. i still have the michael phelps wheaties box. maybe i should not eat that cereal. ben: i would not eat that. it would be stale. maria: you can deftly say that this visitor was not be