lillian france knows there's video of her attack, but she has and to again with, i felt sorry for himecause i thought he was ?[??o?w6[?÷??ñ?Ñw?ño >>> the criminal caught on camera in this surveillance video gives a brand-new meaning to the term break-in. welcome to ft. worth, texas, home to paul's liquor store and quite possibly the most absurd break-in you'll ever see. at about 1:15 in the morning, larry bynum strolls around to the back of paul's to break into the store through a vent hood on the roof. first he has to scale the wall to get him to his point of entry, which is giving him some trouble. after about ten minutes of unsuccessful attempts, he gives the roof one last try and makes it. >> there was a vent hood -- when we purchased this building -- this building was a restaurant. and we didn't cover the vent. that's how he got in. >> within a few seconds of him climbing up the roof and down the vent shaft, the insulation from the ceiling inside starts to give way. and so does the burglar. >> his hat got in first and was that's what saved his life, i a few bumps and

lillian kim has more. >> reporter: shaniqua johnson was shot and killed thursday. davis was stuck on the freeway when it happened. >> it feared everybody to get off the freewaybut we were stuck there for awhile. i knew somebody was dead but we didn't know it was a senseless shooting. >> reporter: witnesses say the car was shot repeatedly but someone in a white mercedes. with cameras, police hope to collect more information. >> somebody says we saw a car but that doesn't tell us much, a white car, that doesn't tell us much. if we have a camera, that gives us a visualization on what happened. >> reporter: pittsburgh residents say that makes perfect sense to them. >> it should, license plate, facial feature, i'm for it 100%. >> reporter: the plan so to put two cameras on city property along the freeway. the same throughout the city, they provide 360 degree views and can zoom up to a city block. the cost $100,000. >> we need more cameras everywhere so they can catch these people because it's just ridiculous. this is out of control. >> reporter: the counsel votes on mon

. >> do you all know who lillian smith is? >> lillian smith was a native southerner born in georgia. she wrote killers of a dream, and perhaps one of the best-known and important work, it was an early ally of martin luther king and black silver rights, that young generation of that era in the 50s and 60s, never left the south, worked there, started a literary journal which published one of polly's first journals i may not journals but first poems. she was a really important mentor and supporter to polly. was one of the persons who read various chapters i was very encouraging. and was a lesbian. the second person who comes to mind is a professor of history, caroline ware who taught at howard, she she was a white woman, social historian and she's another person who i don't think it's gotten her due. social and culture historian. she became a friend of polly's when polly enrolled in law school and polly decided to audit her constitutional history course and they became fast friends, there also cofounder of now, they were friends

lillian's such a great character.d. is it a fun role to play? >> it's so fun, because first of all, the lighting is so great. tina fey, robert carlock. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the best. >> the best, you know. you know. and although i must tell you that half the time i open my mouth and i have no idea what i'm saying, what it means. like what the joke is. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, you don't get the joke sometimes? >> a lot of the times. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> really, because, you know, it's very up to the minute. >> seth: yes. >> and the references are very up to the minute. and suddenly i realize that i am not up to the minute. >> seth: oh, no. [ laughter ] >> so, because i'll say something and i'll think, i have an idea what this means. and then i'll ask them later with a little smirk on my face only to discover that i was entirely wrong. but, i guess once in a while because the writing is so good it works anyway, in spite of me. it works in spite of me. [ light laughter ] >> seth: this is -- t

morris and wife lillian asked frank lloyd wright to complete an exterior. on the exterior the big blank wall of roman brick breaks the rules of department storefronts. it was the first time wright used this design motif in decades. wright deliberately masked and concealed the sbaer 84 circular structure completed well before the gugenheim museum. the bc morris shop became one of wright's favorite buildings and he often included it in his publications and exhibitions of his work. frank lloyd wright is by far the most well-known and influential american architect. his work influenced the development of modern architectural and in europe. although wright produced several designs for other buildings in san francisco, the b. c. morris is the only one that was realized. it is a rare modern building designed by a modern extant architect. we have received one letter of support from a community member. supervisor peskin is also in support of amendment to the landmark designation to include the interior. the department believes the building meets the established elig

lillian's lift, other organizations likelian's lift -- lillian was the first elect woman in the state house in north carolina so it's named after her. it is on how do you -- it's this group that says we're going encourage women to run, and if you do run, women across the state will magic cli mail you checks because they analyze who is capable, and recruitment and people who have a chance to win. very targeted. tell you, when i first ran -- this is back in 1998 -- you'd open up this envelope in your mail box and be this thick and check after check, $100, $50, $25. paid to my come pain -- campaign. gave you a great sense of confident that i don't know these people but anyway know mow and they are supporting me with their financial contributions. the other thing is, women -- i don't have the exact numbers in front of me but women tend to give a very, very, very small percentage of the financial contributions towards elections. very small. that is a major dynamic that needs to change. realizing that if you want to get in the game. if you want to be part of this, if you make a $25 contribu

lillian pitch.dr she was one of the passengers on train 302. had to leave this hearing today because she became so emotional. so am people were affected. i can recall it like it was yesterday. it's something that i would not want anyone to experience and i hope that we all of the victims, all of us can pull through this. and continue on with our lives with our families. > the probable cause of the 2015 incident is one by now is familiar to metro riders. an electric connector like thiss one became corroded from constant water leaks. that prolonged an electrical short filling the l'enfant plaza station with sme. release video from the very typy of fire from february that tookk place at mcphearson square. that fire led to that one-day metro safety shutdown.hutd there was a long list of problems in these findings and 33 recommendations.ecom ventilation systems that weren'n used right, masstive communication problems that tha prevented first responders present talking to each other, even going down the wrong puddles at times. d.c. fire department co

lillian cam was in san raphael where they spoke to a group of republicans about what happened when chrisvens and three other americans lost their lives. >> i was the ranger. >> chris poronto is one who really knows what happened in benghazi. >> the state department failed us. they did. all right? that is not a political statement. that is just a fact. >> pronto's story was told in the book," 13 hours," which was later turned into a movie earlier this year, he was hired by the cia to provide security. the same group that defied orders to stand down when the consulate was under terrorist attack on september 11th, 2012. >> if you want to get back to the exact words, wait, stand down, told 15 minutes into it, another wait, 25 into it, that last one is when the team made a team decision and said we need to go. >> to this day, pronto has no idea why his team was told to stand down. he believes if they had been dispatched in the beginning, some of the americans including chris stevens would have been alive today. >> he should not have died, he should have been helped. he was a patriot. and the

joseph and lillian corso.he is in critical but stable condition and he is in serious and stable condition at cooper. it happened by the cafe where the couple often dines. >> regulars? >> yes, they come here all the time. >> it makes us sad and upset, because we know them. >> reporter: well, riverton is a small borough had about 2800 people. they recognize the couple but don't know them well. and their neighbors say they lived here at least 20 years, they are quiet, private people. the expectation is they will survive their injuries and hopefully will recover. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> a bryn mawr man is accused of stealing almost $1 million from a chester county farm. only "action news" was there as 35-year-old clifton wilson turned himself in. court documents say he forged checks totalling $927,000 while working part-time as a painter at the hardwood farm. he allegedly used the money to live the high life, court documents say he spent $177,000 to buy a rental property and two maseratis and mo

train incident, on board that train she was sitting on 302 was another woman, a woman named doctor lillian pits. now, she was listening to all of this today, and finally had to get up and walk out that far hearing room. she said at one point it just became too emotional to listen to. >> so many people were affected, i can recall it like yesterday, like it was yesterday, fresh in my mind. it is something i would not want anyone to experience, and i hope that we all, all of the victims, all of us, can pull through this ankle continue on with our lives with our family. >> well the probable cause of this 2015 incident is one that's by now familiar to metro passengers. an electrical connector like this one became corroded from constant water leaks. ntsb says prolonged electrical shortage filled the last with smoke today for the first time ntsb also released video from the same type of fire, back in february, at the mcpherson square station. that led to the one day metro safety shutdown. again, there was a long list of findings and recommendations here, 33 in all, including malfunctioning smoke

thank you, lillian. >>> donald trump's dominated the internet for much of this election season, but people in indiana have been googling one of his rivals. that's next. also, the democratic race, and hillary clinton walking back some comments after a confrontation with a voter. lots of politics coming up from the fox news deck on this primary tuesday afternoon. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. each day is a game of chance. feels like i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox®, an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. it's shown to prevent headaches and migraines before they start. and it's injected by my doctor once every 12 weeks. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowi

his mother was incredibly pragmatic woman, lillian, and one day he was behind the desk and a couple came up and they asked about a room, and he proceeded to describe to them the options they had for what they could rent for and what the price was, and he -- after the transaction was done, his mother was furious with him, and he said, what is the matter? she said, son, you didn't give them the pen. and he said, don't know what you mean by that. she said, when they're asking about the room, you describe what you want them to rent, and you hand them the pen so they can sign for the room. don't let them make the depression. you make the decision. just give them the pen. and this became sort of a mantra for him, understand what, the transaction in sales was. you had to effectuate the sale. you had to make happen. >> host: the one i loved when his mom cold him when he was complaining about being bored, she avoid you got a better job? no. then go do it. talk about how this shaped his philosophy, you live the hand you were dealt. >> guest: exactly you play the hand death you. very important. if

the improvement of the worst off and that is not done by whining about how many yachts lillian betancourt, the air to the royal fortune, has. i agree she is a jerk. an interesting fact about her, her charitable foundation invested in it, one half of 1% of her wealth, compare andrew carnegie, 100%. she hasn't much yet. that doesn't make people poor. what makes people poor is the lack of equality. take the drug laws for example which i have known for many years, most of the people have, suddenly american public is realizing drug laws are not equally and forced. and equality of social standing. we respect each other. that is what makes for a vital, entrepreneurial society. >> i don't want to slip myself, what i try to fight against. the rhetoric -- the political rhetoric, it is bad or worse than any point in my lifetime. is it possible we are seeing the beginning of a return to the ages of hierarchy. >> here is where it might -- >> you are still optimistic? >> can't change gender without being an optimist. and the demonstration effect is very powerful. embarked on liberalization, the license

lillian has some details over here. >> yes.nal conspiracy theory would finally explain why she's so popular. secret agent kim, special agent -- special weapon the selfie. it sounds ridiculous, but it's exactly what the iranian government believe. they think that instagram is paying her to specifically target iranian youth and turn them into vulgar fashion models. and they are very serious about this. >> does everyone get a jet? >> i'm sure that is what they are wanting but they're shutting it down pretty quickly. a lot of iranian citizens who have kim kardashianesque posts, their pages have turned into this sign, which basically says the justice department has shut it down. it doesn't seem like they're going to be able to shut kim down. last night she accepted an internet award and said nude selfies till i die. so she's set on continuing her kim kardashian -- >> hundreds of millions of dollars. it's impressive. >> it really is. quite the empire. >> thank you. more politics ahead, including the focus on the showdown in californi

morris and wife lillian asked frank lloyd wright to complete an exterior.e exterior the big blank wall of roman brick breaks the rules of department storefronts. it was the first time wright used this design motif in decades. wright deliberately masked and concealed the sbaer 84 circular structure completed well before the gugenheim museum. the bc morris shop became one of wright's favorite buildings and he often included it in his publications and exhibitions of his work. frank lloyd wright is by far the most well-known and influential american architect. his work influenced the development of modern architectural and in europe. although wright produced several designs for other buildings in san francisco, the b. c. morris is the only one that was realized. it is a rare modern building designed by a modern extant architect. we have received one letter of support from a community member. supervisor peskin is also in support of amendment to the landmark designation to include the interior. the department believes the building meets the established eligibilit

one of the donald trump employees, lillian legally who is trump golf club manager. >> thank you. >> and how long did you work for donald trump. >> 11 years. >> and you are the manager of the golf course in california, trump national? >> exactly. general manager. >> so what you have got is a lot of talk and i am sure you followed the race about donald trump's views on women. as someone who works with donald trump, what are his views relating to women and women in pop cisions of power. you have hundreds of people who work for you? >> absolutely. and you know, it is crazy. i only realize that i am a woman running one of his businesses when somebody bring its to me. it is not the woman card. he wants leaders and male and female doesn't matter. being an executive is a part of the organization. he treats me equally and he's tough and i wouldn't want it any other way. >> people say he talks town to women or a what about the other women? you hear complaints about that at all? >> not one with. we love the fact that he is tough and it is it never about him treating us differently or in a certain

and it was a lady lillian pits who said she was on the train with caro she has permanent damage to vocalhe says because of smoke inhalation and couldn't believe what she was hearing and said that she's never, 16 months later, lost raw emotion of horror of that day. and then hearing that it could happen any time again was outraged and leftest hearing. >> and that they might have known about it outrageous is the word, bob, thank you. >> crazy. >> we'll check in with bob who will be riding rails later on. let's find out how the roads and rail wales and everything transportation related are. >> metro is on time and other problems on the road. 295 northbound dealing with crash let's get out of the way. out by eastern avenue big slow slow downs there. you can see the police officer blocking traffic. those right lane there's you'll keep it left and and big slow slow downs on bottom of beltway through eastern avenue this morning and aside from that southbound delays as well from 50 past eastern. let's switch it over from a look at cameras to maps. other new crash scenes as well d just wanted to

. >> lillian bethman in eastern pennsylvania is 100 years old.r husband was out the door to host his morning radio show. john turns 100 from maryland. he likes to eat a donut every day and says his secret to long life is retiring early. she was a beautician for over 35 years and she is beautiful. let's talk some love. happy 75th birthday to virj iland mary gourlay from baytown, texas. they're secret to a long and happy marriage is to never go to bed what a skweweet couple and virg is on to something there. >> what do you guys have coming up next hour? >> we have two ladies that do another show in the 10:00 hour, they're making an . >> 8:56 is your time on this thursday, may 12th, good morning to you. let's check in with your commute. good morning, mellissa. >> a couple new problems the right lane blocked by an accident. the beltway and turkey run park, we have the right lane blocked beltway, up top here, typically slow, inbound there on 395 and 270 as you come down here, you can go about 35 miles per hour. >> thank you, meissa.ll >>> good morning

. >> lillian bethman in eastern pennsylvania is 100 years old.make sure her husband was out the door to host his morning radio show. john turns 100 from maryland. he likes to eat a donut every day and says his secret to long life is retiring early. she was a beautician for over 35 years and she is beautiful. let's talk some love. happy 75th birthday to virj iland mary gourlay from baytown, texas. they're secret to a long and happy marriage is to never go to bed mad. what a skweweet couple and virg is on to something there. >> what do you guys have coming up next hour? >> we have two ladies that do another show in the 10:00 hour, they're making an >>> good morning. i'm pamela osborne. >> pamela. we're looking good. we started off with clouds, rain, and fog. look at the sunshine now in wild wood. it's dried up nicely. the temperatures are climbing. already 65 degrees in philadelphia. lehigh valley in the 60s. and 60s in delaware with sunshi sunshine. the fog quickically clearing out. the numbers in the upper 70s this afternoon. you can leave the um

. >> lillian bethman in eastern pennsylvania is 100 years old.o make sure her husband was out the door to host his morning radio show. john turns 100 from maryland. he likes to eat a donut every day and says his secret to long life is retiring early. she was a beautician for over 35 years and she is beautiful. let's talk some love. happy 75th birthday to virj iland mary gourlay from baytown, texas. they're secret to a long and happy marriage is to never go to bed mad. what a skweweet couple and virg is on to something there. >> what do you guys have coming up next hour? >> we have two ladies that do another show in the 10:00 hour, they're making an i'm ... ==anim== happening today... ==cam== a live look at the new bay be in span - and a new plan may >>> a good thursday morning. i'm sam brock. happening today, a live look at the new bay bridge span and a new plan that could be in the works to improve the seismic safety of the span's signature tower. transportation leaders are going to meet and discuss a fix for the problem of flooding at the tower

harvey was born in may 9, 1936 in new jersey to win fred and lillian rose. may 9 in 1936 was actually mothers day and your mother told you that you were the best present she has ever gotten. he has one brother and one sister and attend the ruckers university in new jersey. then moved to miami with his family and graduated from the university of miami still before most of us were born in 1958 -- right harvey at least before i was born with a business degree in accounting. he met his wife in a blind date in 1960 and lady made one of the best decisions of his wife and marrying her in 1961. they moved to los angeles and had two daughters, heidi in 1965 and lisa in 1969. while he worked for the federal government accounting office for four years and then the city of los angeles for another four years. they now have five grandchildren who harvey thinks are the only ones who still actually laugh at his jokes. harvey was hired by the board of supervisors of the city and county of san francisco as our budget and legislative analyst in 1970 and 71 and has continued in

harvey was born in may 9, 1936 in new jersey to win fred and lillian rose. may 9 in 1936 was actually mothers day and your mother told you that you were the best present she has ever gotten. he has one brother and one sister and attend the ruckers university in new jersey. then moved to miami with his family and graduated from the university of miami still before most of us were born in 1958 -- right harvey at least before i was born with a business degree in accounting. he met his wife in a blind date in 1960 and lady made one of the best decisions of his wife and marrying her in 1961. they moved to los angeles and had two daughters, heidi in 1965 and lisa in 1969. while he worked for the federal government accounting office for four years and then the city of los angeles for another four years. they now have five grandchildren who harvey thinks are the only ones who still actually laugh at his jokes. harvey was hired by the board of supervisors of the city and county of san francisco as our budget and legislative analyst in 1970 and 71 and has continued in