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we went up to the lindbergh estate, still there. the juvenile justice commission. allowed inside. in the actual bedroom, directly below the window. when someone put a ladder up against the wall, like -- walked up top took the baby and disappeared. >> it is not amazing thing that there would even be an attempt. >> it is one page long. the 2nd is just for the signature. asked what he would do if this case erupted today. >> where were you, what happened, where did you go. >> we don't know where lambert was. somewhere new york it canceled the trip. could lemberg had been involved? maybe put the baby out of sight out of mind. bill: you are chasing a story, the faithful prophecy of the state taking over local schools. >> newark, camden, patterson, introduced a bill that would give back power to the local district. >> it is now time for us to write a law. >> came together to talk about this bill and what it would do. they said it would simply counteract current legislation introduced by governor kane that allowed state takeover of local school districts. policy many have

i meant to ensure further lindbergh. man who had chauffeured mrs. lindbergh. overbooked theo new york news men were paying for cots in the hallways. each one of those neighbors witnessed slivers of history that nobody recorded any of it. today ist-forward to there a caterer or campaign worker who was witnessing something that would china light on this very unusual election? history is a mosaic but a lot of times there are pieces that are missing and we don't even know it. imagine a journalist. i started thinking about those missing pieces. i had some downtime between appointments so i visited peterson house. i was standing in the dark back bedroom where president lincoln and i realized peterson boardinghouse continue to be operated as a boarding house after the president died there. he didn't even shut down for a weekend. thinking about who climb into that bed the night after the president died there. clark aillie 23-year-old government clerk. asked the guide if she could recommend a good book about the people who live there. written a book about the peterson'

i seem to remember, i'm not sure, charles lindbergh and maybe even henry ford were advocates for the germans, at some level. they were powerful people who certainly were not prosecuted. that's my question. susan: thank you. beverly. beverly: the socialist party i think, it is true they were marginal. they were less marginal when the war began than they had been any other moment in american history. there really was quite a substantial socialist movement in the united states. what really made some of schenck a target was the fact that once the united states declared war, the socialist party held an emergency convention, where they asked, are we going to continue to oppose the war? we know these draconian laws on the books. they actually decide to continue to oppose the war. that is when someone like schenck really becomes targeted. there is a critical shift in 1917. as far as the second world war goes, and this question of either people on the right as opposed to the left, or people with more power in society, whether they are going to be prosecuted, you do get a very interesting set

who's been in business all of their lives, maybe has not look back at history to see what charles lindbergh was doing at the time. we americans are not taking care of our balance sheet and we are not going to have a foreign policy around the world unless we deal with the financial crisis that we are creating. i mean, it is the number one national security issue that our nation faces and that's our in ability to deal with our federal deaft deaf defic deficit. again, i like that part. to have a businessman who's not been in this arena maybe did note go to some foreign policy institute to see what did not happen, that's not relevant to me candidly. >> he stroke a cord to the people on the left and right when he's talking about not doing iraq and afghanistan and not thinking of consequences. with that said, when he says he's going to get rid of isis without saying how, does that suggest more foreign engagement and balancing the budget and getting rid of our debt, how did he do that without spending more money? >> again, i didn't write the speech and i don't know what he's thinking. i was asked

you know, you had lindbergh a for now year, hakstoll. most of the last three decades, we've had a goalie situation. neuvirth played great in the playoffs. neuvirth is a guy been around this league for awhile. more often a backup than starter. i don't know that i'd believes he the guy. mason is a guy when he's great he's great. he's extreme inconsistent. he went back in that game three. what i believe you have is next year they're both under contract one more year. mason for over 4 million, neuvirth i think a million 8, something along those lines, you sort it out, they got young goalies in the system. you hope one of those guys moves up and graduates. >> you hope. >> it's been three decades. of we've had this. >> we're due. >> we've been going through this forever. >> the fans gotten a lot of air time during this series but the philadelphia fans i thought they were classy today. gave the standing ovation at the end. was it just because they were heavily motivated to do that? . >> i think a little bit. i also think the fans picked up on h

if you are driving in the car, you want to use lindbergh boulevard, would be your best bet.gned chris murphy up for the penn relays this weekend they begin tomorrow, they have some preliminary races today. but just a heads up. for the next couple every days, especially the two work days. all of that extra volume is going to be pushed on to the schuylkill here exiting at university. of course into the university city with the re lays in town. the westbound schuylkill, leaving south philadelphia, no problems at all through center city, nifty 50 there at girard avenue, and we're still working on the delaware memorial bridge, crews are out there, leaving new jersey, heading into delaware, just watch for the construction crews. and as sue mentioned, depending upon where you are beginning your trip could have the wipers on intermittently at least for the first part of the morning rush, chris, lauren, back to you. >> 4:47, to breaking news from overseas. the french prosecutor's office says a key suspect in the paris attacks, salah, has been transferred from belgium to the french ca

when you look back, there's been some great performances to the pelle lindberghs, ron hextall, kennyagen in the late '88/'89 season. the other night it wasn't just the amount of shots, it was the quality shots that he made. i'll tell you -- saves he made. absolutely scary how good he was. and i've never, as long as i've been in the business, i have never seen a differential like that and the flyers winning a hockey game. >> it is amazing. after the game michael said i'm not tired, i love facing that amount of shots because it keeps me energized and in the game. any concern after the amount of shots he faced in the last game and going back to the third period in game four going into this game? >> no, i don't think there's a problem. fatigue can't be a factor. he hasn't played. that was the first game in a long time. hopefully he has the opportunity do it again. hopefully he doesn't have to see that many shots. the washington capitals said they'll try to get as much traffic in front of him as they didn't have the other night. that's the big question now. the flyers have done a nice job

officers found the victim lying in the courtyard of the complex on the 8400 block of lindbergh boulevard last night. medics pronounced the victim dead at the scene. the fiance of the victim said after they parked in the lot, an unknown man was seen walking behind their vehicle. her fiance got out of the car to throw out trash and that's when the gunman started firing at him. >>> turning now to our weather, rainy saturday morning across our area today. nbc 10 in center city a few hours ago where the rain cut down on some of the pollen in the air. taking a live look at conditions in cape may right now. still cloudy out there. but the rain has cleared out as we dry out tonight. we're in for a mostly sunny sunday. let's check the forecast outside your window with the new nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast. meteorologist violet a yas is here with more. >> it's going to let us take a closer look at what's going on in your area. regardless if it's philadelphia, jersey. >> you probably noticed the seven-day at the bottom. that's going to scroll continuously through the segment. you don't h

today a one-mile and 5k races are being held on charles lindbergh boulevard. these started at 8:00 this morning and tomorrow there's a marathon a half marathon and 10k race. those will start behind what was nassau coliseum. you can see a full list of events and maps of races at abc7ny.com. >>> he was the easter bunny who suddenly started brawling at a local mall. the charges against him now have been downgraded. aggravated assault charges against kasim charles downgraded now to simple assault. charles duking it out with juan jimenez ha heraro. police say he attacked the bunny after his child slipped off the bun n.'s lap. >>> and -- the bunny's lap. >>> residents of all five boroughs can clear outstanding warrants including disorderly conduct, and possession of marijuana that. the event is going on right now at the grand street settlement. that's 85th street on the lower east side. >> get those warrants cleared. [ laughter ] >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" saturday morning a night at the carnival tragically takes a deadly turn. >> also ahead, a circus s

because, obviously, that was a term first made popular year ago by charles lindbergh trying to keep theted states out of world war ii. >> sure. i don't think that donald trump looks at the world and america as we are are going to isolate ourselves here. his layout of his foreign policy speech today was how america will lead in the 21st century globally and how we have to relate with many other nations around the world. russia, china, he talked about. he has talked about a number of times about, you know, the various trade agreements that we have. he has talked about how he needs to you know, how we need to sort of re-look our entire military structure and what we are doing with our military. our military is at its weakest point in many, many decades, as he laid out today. i would also say he specifically talked to things like radical islam and also a couple of the models that exist, the nato alliance as a model. he mentioned the asia alliances as another model we have to re-look these models that were built in the 20th century and focus on what these models need to look like in the 21st

lindbergh, the empty netter proves to be the game winner. 3-2, rangers win second con security tifr season with 100 or -- consecutive season with 100 or more points. buffalo on top in the third. legs for the equalizer, sending this to overtime. brian ended everything. 4-3, isles fall, but they still get a point. it comes down to tonight's game against philly. >>> the devils had a game last night, scored a pair of goals to set a career high of 30 on the season. 5-1 they end with a win. >>> that is your morning look at sports. i'm laura behnke. we'll see you again later tonight at 5. >> laura, thank you. much more ahead on eyewitness live look at this is everything i have, my family. i got to see my dad die on national tv. people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe bernie sanders is a protestor. he's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system. he's not scared. that's why i'm for bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. . >>> welcome back, everybody the. it is a little more mild than yesterday, we're making progress. get out and e

. >> america first is a decades old with charles lindbergh with american isolationism.ure it is intentional use of it. on the democratic side, bernie sanders cutting staff. hundreds of campaign workers laid off. they say it is the natural progression in the campaign. zach, it comes at a time when he is losing ground to hillary clinton in the delegate race. >> it is. you know, they can call it a natural progression. i'm not sure it is for a campaign looking toward november. he obviously had a difficult night on tuesday. he could have some more lucky think later in the calendar. they're focusing there. they don't need as many people or different people out in california. the west coast states they hope to do better. you know, the layoffs and getting rid of field operation i don't think speaks of people looking forward that far. >> zach, nice to see you. thanks. >>> carly fiorina will be on "new day" for a live interview. that happens a couple hours from now in 7:00 hour. >>> economic activity appears to have slowed. that's what the fed reserve said following the two-day p

if you are driving through this neck of the woods, your best bet would be lindbergh boulevard, with the local detours, and also an accident on 202, in wilmington, it is just off of i-95. we had big delays last night for the ride home at the airport, so we could have some left over weather delays, maybe any flights that didn't make it in last night, could have a beginning delay beginning this morning. so just check with the airline to play it safe. otherwise mass transit looking good. chris, lauren, back to you. >> thank you so much. following some breaking news in north philadelphia. police say two plane clothes officers were hit by another car at broad and brown streets. >> luckily it looks like they're going to be okay. steve keeley now live in north fill which more on. >> this steve? >> reporter: well, the bad enough crash where one cop was knock unconscious, they're at the hospital now getting choked out. and they'll be okay. then, that crash leads to this crash. what happened was at the police officer's crash, they're lit by a car, and the driver of that car takes off. so that's a

races are held tomorrow, and on sunday, the marathon, half marathon an 10k kicks off on charles lindbergh boulevard behind nassau coliseum. you can see a fill list of >>> welcome back. it's 6:53. and this morning we're seeing video of smoke pouring out of a charter bus carrying high school students on a field trip. the bus caught fire on an illinois highway as students headed to chicago. these pictures though the aftermath of the burned out bus. one student said they escaped just moments before the flames broke out. but the bus company says all the students were evacuated well before that fire started. >>> starting next month and your doctor will be able to check you for the zika virus using a new test kit. >> up until now the only test that was available was from the centers for disease control. the new test can be used on people who show symptoms of zika and who have been in a zika-infected area. >>> the bill to charge new yorkers for using plastic and paper bags goes up for a vote next week. >> and it now has big support in the city council. council speaker melissa marc vivarito announ

eventually this 7-acre site where they once made the wire for aviator charles lindbergh's spirit of saintis plane will become a booming center for work and play in new jersey's capitol city. in trenton, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." >> the camden aquarium's newest attraction is opened to the public. "action news" showed you a special sneak peek of the shark bridge yesterday. today the aquarium invited second graders if berlin community school to test out the bridge. the suspension bridge goes over a pool that holds nearly 30 sharks giving visitors a unique view. >> pretty neat. >>> much more still to come on "action news" friday night. it's going to cost you less to mail a letter and that change is happening soon. >>> also investigators say they've arrested a terrorist who may have played a role in both the brussels and paris attacks. details coming up. >> and the latest on a deadly shooting at an air force base in texas. those stories and more when "action news" continues in a moment. blanmoment. a little child with big dreams. dwight evans. first a community activist. a leg

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chuck: the lindbergh kidnapping. >> now why do you say that? >> from the newspapers. youan you tell us why formed the opinion? >> he looks like a man that would be capable of the crime. chuck: isn't that incredible? [laughter] that little snippet is just indicative of the entire program. i mean, just this one recording from early 1935, right before they were picked up by nbc, is just a treasure trove of information about texas, about mass communication at that time, about accents, dialects, the average educational attainments of your houston man on the street. there is just so much that can be unpacked just from what one -- just from one program in this series. later, he gets to the important part, which is the giving out of dollar bills for the correct answers to a variety of lighter-topic questions like biblical references and movie stars and wordplay. he asks him later, do you think you could add live? -- adlib? and he says, i do not know i would have to see him first. he thinks ad lib is somebody's name. it starts out as a man on the street show where they would d

in 1927, charles lindbergh achieved a nonstop flight between new york and paris. he won a prize of $25,000 in so doing. in 2004, the x-prize, sponsored by the x-prize foundation, offered $10 million for the first reusable manned spacecraft. you know what happened? it drew down a hundred million dollars in investments, this $10 million prize. in 2011, a million dollars was awarded for a breakthrough in oil spill cleanup. so prizes work. it can work in addition to the research that n.i.h. is doing around the country. and so let me just say i have -- i now have in addition to myself as principal sponsor of this act, we now have 39 cosponsors among this 100-person senate, so we are day by day, step by step getting toward a majority. it is my hope that the leadership of the help committee that's now working on the 21st century cures act that came over from the house with an overwhelming bipartisan vote, i hope we can in a bipartisan fashion, with the leadership of senator alexander, with the leadership of senator murray, his lead democrat on the committee, i hope we ca

it was a childhood home of charles lindbergh. we are home to the minneapolis-st. paul international airport, the 13th busiest airport in the u.s. we're home to ciris design corporation and duluth that makes planes and is a very successful company as well as many people whose jobs and wages and life depend on the aviation industry, not to mention the 148th fighter wing, a national guard base, as well as one in the twin cities and the one in duluth. i'm here to focus on one issue, and i see my colleague from arizona is here so i'm going to focus one issue, and that is aviation security. 9/11 was our wake-up call in this country that our transportation system is a target and the attacks in brussels last month remind us that we must continue to do everything we can to strengthen security, and not just in our security lines in the airports but also in places like baggage claim areas and also other forms of transportation like train stations. we need to make sure that our soft target, as they are called, soft target areas like the security lines, baggage claim and ticke

so is his phrase "america first," once used by famous isolationist charles lindbergh. >> rival ted cruz to stop trump by charging a running mate, carly fiorina. critics call it a desperate ploy designed to fail. others say he's pandering to california voters. chip reid in washington looks at cruz's nearly unprecedented choice. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. after suffering a five-state defeat, donald trump -- tuesday ted cruz tried to change the subject. announcing his pick for vice president much earlier than most past candidates. it's a hail mary pass for a candidate with no clear path to the republican nomination. >> the next vice president of the united states, carly fiorina! [ cheers ] >> reporter: ted cruz made his big announcement in indiana, home to a primary that may be his last chance to stop donald trump. >> some might ask why now. >> reporter: cruz's hasty v.p. pick comes earlier than any in recent history. some compared to the move by ronald reagan in 1976 when he named senator richard schwieger as his v.p. choice a few weeks before a convention fight against gera

isolationist themes, that it is always america first, which as many pointed out is echo of charles lindberghe that said nazi germany wasn't that bad, we shouldn't fight them. you also heard we shouldn't confuse our oldest allies by making nice with our oldest adversaries, and in the next turn, said we should stick up to china. then he said let's cozy up to china and russia, strike an alliance. it was full of contradictions. if you zero things out, i am not sure where it remains at the end. >>> stand by, more news coming into "the situation room." let's take a break. be right back. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, this hospital can be ready. giving them the agility to be flexible & reliable. because no one knows & like at&t. perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would thin

msnbc reporter noted thathe america first name was a name of a charles lindbergh isolationist group that opposed world war ii, going back to the history of the term, "america first." yournt to know about understanding of fat and what it means to you and your take away from donald trump's foreign-policy speech yesterday. nick is in tennessee, and independent. good morning. caller: let's get to the america first statement. i have a grandson and he is aspiring to be a marine lieutenant. and the thought of him getting captured and the butcher in benghazi. the commander-in-chief, and my grandson being captured makes me want to vomit. ok? hundreds of people are going to die because of this mess. one way or another. that is america first, when you put our guys and ladies on the line. i am tired of the leftist -- think of a neighborhood. a childhood neighborhood. it is your family. america is your family. you put your neighbors first. drug dealers or lilo people. ad it is refreshing to hear possible commander-in-chief say that we are going to win. this compromise means capitulation. -- he talksh