the 'plaintiffs' include -- the family of "john livingston". he was 'shot and killed' -- by deputy "nicholas - kehagias" last november. kehagias is named as a 'defendant' in the lawsuit. 'greg barnes' -- live at the harnett county sheriff's office -- to 'break it all down' for us. 4 law enforcement officers, a former sheriff and the current sheriff are named in this federal lawsuit.. it was never a question of if a lawsuit was going to be filed, just when, and that became a reality today. the 100 plus page lawsuit names former sheriff larry rollins, and current sheriff wayne coats among defendants, and was filed on behalf of the family of john david livingston., the 33 year old was shot and killed by deputy nicholas kehagias, last november. earlier this year the state medical examiner classified the shooting as a claim pain and suffering, bodily injuries and wrongful arrests. "the plaintiffs alledge that defendants deputies from the harnett county sheriff's office used excessive force upon them and executed their duties in a grossly negligent m

genesia livingston 05;34;44 i guess i didn't realize how much danger there was. i mean you think about or things like that when they're working but a lot of the dogs are drug sniffers. dr. livingston trained each handler on how to administer the opioid antidote to their four-legged partner. dr. genesia livingston 05;35;26 these dogs are putting their lives on the line for us so i think it's nice that we do everything we can to protect them.now-if one of the dogs inhales or ingests opioids on the job, officers will have their backs. dr. livingston made sure each officer knows the correct dose for and eventually wants to get the officers pre-drawn syringes to make the process even quicker. 3 an alabama doctor is arrested in conneciton with the death of a former 'three doors down' band member here in wisconsin. richard snellgrove was indicted for illegal drug distribution.matthew roberts was found dead in a west bend hotel last august from a prescription drug overdose. a federal court blocks a new regulation that would make some four-million workers the regulation w

deputies say livingston became combative and he was shot. a grand jury decided not to of wayne post and other deputies are named in the lawsuit. the plaintiffs allege the harnett county sheriff's office has a history of excessive force. numerous instances including use of pepper spray and other intimidating tactics. the plaintiffs in the lawsuit say supervisors new other deputies misconduct and did nothing. they are seeking punitive and other damages. if you would like to read the lawsuit in full it is on our webs responding to a student run twitter accounts racist post. what they're saying next. >>> a student run twitter account behind a racist tweet has been taken down. harnett county high school is working with law enforcement to find out who posted it. we rep it call for students to wear white in support of white supremacy. hash tag trump 2016. students we spoke with called the tweet offensive and say it does not represent their school.>>> when it comes to this, it is controversial. we work our hardest and except pretty much everybody in

livingston became combative and that is when he was shot. and jury decided not to indict the deputy involved in the case and nichas to haig's. he along with sherry rollins and wayne coates and other depies arnamed in the lawsuit. the plaintiffs allege the harnett county sheriff has a lawsdeuit tails numerous instances of the accusation cling use of pepper spray and intimidating tactics. the plaintiffs in the lawsuit say supervisors knew of the deputy's misnduct and did nothing about it. other damages and if you uld like to read the lawsuit in its entirety you can nd it on our website, wral.com. >>> they are known for giving scholarships andelng wounded warriors. now every building on the special forces association compound in fayetteville flooded during matthew. the organization salvaged what it could but structural reir are needed. they have set up a flood recover find on their website.>>> fema recovery center in edgecombe county closes today. visitso the center in rocky mount following hurricane matthew have decreased. they will relocate r

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livingston.. who you just heard from.. says she made sure each officer knows the proper dose for their dog- based on weight. 3 the milwaukee mercy choir is back from a ?trip of a lifetime?--- singing for the pope at the vatican. they were in italy for eight days... and sang at two papal events-- a mass at the vatican... and a ceremony for new cardinals. singers tell days. they sang at two events. the singers tell us it was a whole help says come closer to our faith. >> everything was happiness and goodness and love and joy. everyone was very prayerful the whole time. it was a unique experience. >> choir members, from 14 parishes across the state, including st. charles parish in heartland. >> folks will get in line for doorbuster deals. folks in milwaukee will line this will be sold starting at 8:00 on friday. the beer is expected to sell out by 11:00. >> sometimes people are starting to learn about this and they take it and think it is a little too much. for the people who have the refined palate of specialty craft beer, w

closing billingsly road between prince edward drive and livingston road. a vehicle is overturned so authorities on scene shut down the road. baltimore, washington, parkway northbound. this is blocking the right lane, one by the left not causing a big delay. potentially the delay out of green belt heading up to fort meade. >> 5:40 your time. for the busiest time of the >>> now at 5:43, the lovely lady is gone. ahead at 6:00 how hollywood and the world is remembering the most recognizable moms in out for black friday shopping, the deals that you're hoping for at stores. >>> and good morning, everybody. may want to have that little umbrella ready to go for later on this afternoon. we do have a slight chance for a few showers. in a few minutes i'll take you hour by hour through the day. see you in a few. ready. some shoppers have already been out for hours. >> oh, yeah, this year you have another option for scoring the sales. news 4's amy cho is live at the new clarksburg outlet. how's it looking out there? >> reporter: hi, molette. we're outside the toy store

it happened at the business school on the livingston campus in new brunswick new jersey. and, there being urged to avoid the area. and, they are being told to stay away or take shelter where they are to try to remain safe. at this point no other details are being released. we're going to stand top of this . >> today, presenting a challenge for some teachers. as, teachers are asking about what they see in the candidates and from the adults. >> claudia long sat down with a group of teachers from the middle school and another group from walnut creek. talk about how the election is being portrayed in the classroom. >> as a history teacher, there are many teachable moments. >> it's about the conversation itself not necessarily the candidates because i think one of the things that we've seen in the selection is that they are both flawed in a variety of ways. >> but as teachers they are tasked with putting the election into a context that middle school students can understand. >> so when they did ask i told them not going to tell you who i'm voting for but i'll tell you what i d

indian head highway as you're headed northbound there in the livingston road area. going to see slow downs there as well. eastbound university between

he shot and killed john livingston in 2015. grand jury cleared him of criminal charges but the fbi is looking into whether civil rights were violated. >>> a funeral in fayetteville for an educator today, doctor brown died at 87. and elementary school in spring lake there's his name. students there through pictures and wrote short notes in his honor. he opening day every year until his health prevented him from doing so. he was a community activist who fought for civil rights. burial will be at cumberland gardens at 1 pm.>>> zora felton , 65 years old, died unexpectedly this week she spent her career in education and retired e threyears ago. board president and reelected last week. >>> crash involving a durham police cruiser, highway 70 shortly before 10 pm last night, our crew arrived on scene short time later a record was taking away the vehicle. -- a tow truck was taking away one vehicle. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> fell for inlet is back open, it was on his way to morehead city. the coast guard says no one was hurt and

. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: livingston, montana may be one of the prettiest and oddest towns in america.uld drink and philander. then later, a gateway to yellowstone national park. in the 1960s, the surrounding paradise valley was a popular setting for hollywood films, and local ranchers began to see a strange mix of creative types showing up. first to work on films, but later to stay and play cowboy for real. writers like richard brautigan, tom mcguane, and jim harrison. actors like peter fonda, warren oates, the notorious director sam peckinpah made livingston their home. ♪ >> anthony: the mint bar opened in the 1920s and holds the oldest liquor license in montana. railroad workers used to drink here. everybody drank here. look at that picture of the bar right there. dan lahren: yeah, that picture is this building during prohibition; it was a grocery store. >> anthony: my friend, dan lahren, is a jack-of-all-trades native son. a hunter, fisherman, and a key figure in the life of the town. >> anthony: i mean this is a rough and tumble railroad, cattleman town, right? dan lahren: yeah. >

. >> in dunedin, bruce livingston loses and that's seat one. this is the one he gave up to run for mayor. two first time candidates, freeman defeated mike jones. >> and for districts 3 seat, they her heather defended her spot. in largo, commission seat 3, a very tight race, only separated by 200 votes, but incumbent curtis holmes edges out businessman mcmullin. in races that tight, they may do recounts. finally for seminole county council members, two seats up for grabs, the winners are right there, incumbent thomas barnhorn and james quinn have won this race. >> you know you see? you see a lot of close races. >> you essentially do. extent divided in a lot of these. where we've got a lot of big winners, we've got some very close losers. it's been interesting so far, and we've still got some time to go before the big race, the biggest one of all is decided. our election coverage, of course, continues on fox 13. let's go back live to, no city over at donald trump's watch party in mid town manhattan. iowa and georgia have just been called in his f

so your alternate to 41 is dale or you can use livingston to the east. i'm going to keep an eye on this. i will have updates in the next couple of minutes. we do still have southbound 41 blocked south of the little manatee river in the ruskin area. u.s. 41, the old 41, that's your alternate route, you could use 75 butha now, back to you. >>> happening today after spending the weekend scouring the stores millions of people are could see seeing up with their computers this cyber monday to score some big holiday deals, and for the first time ever news channel 8 is live inside the amazon fulfillment center where workers ship all kinds of packages. >> hi, good morning. kind of feel like i'm at santa's workshop right now. we have the sound of packages being delivered here. here's the conveyor bolt with thousands of orders are being filled. today is set to be the largest shopping day of the year. it's expected to be the large electronics or expensive items online shopping day in history. last year on cyber monday amazon customers ordered more than 54 million it

leroy livingston johnson shot and killed one man. he's charged with second-degree murder. >>> hundreds of firefighters put out a massive fire in chicago. the people that officials believe sparked the flames. >>> and once the getaway plan -- it was a huge fail. why police had to save the man they were chasing. sprinkles with last night's cold front. the next legitimate rain chances -- a long wait for >>> a massive five-alarm fire ripped through a chicago warehouse early this morning. 200 firefighters battled the fire in the little village neighborhood. the fiom homeless people trying to stay warm. no one was in the building at the time of the fire and there were no injuries. >>> an oregon man found himself in a hole after stealing a car. police chased the guy and eventually called off the chase. hours later they found the stolen vehicle in a ravine and rescued the suspect's dog who ran into a large badger hole. underground. they took him to the hospital and then to jail. >>> a woman in new mexico was accused by walmart of stuffing sto

. >>> during the warriors road trip this week, point guard sean livingston made a stop in his hometown of peoria, illinois, an it was for a great cause. he posted this picture on twitter at his old elementary school where he donated $1 million. >> wow. >> to help build an expansion at the school. livingston considers it a passion project and said he wanted to use his influence and his resources to help people. >> well, winter walk sf is coming back to downtown san francisco for a third straight year. on friday a two-block section on stockton street between geary and ellis streets will be transformed into an area with food trucks, a gear barden and carollers. the area of stockton street is currently closed because of construction of the central subway project. >>> good walking weather today. >> yeah. >> but tomorrow, spencer christian, might not be as favorable. >> well, maybe by this time tomorrow, but in the early morning hours and certainly overnight tonight it will be wet outside. if you go walking tame an umbrella. clouds are thickening right now and clouds are still mainly bright

livingston seagull! oh, honey, i am free, free, free-- come here, sit down, i want to talk to you. free to make my own decisions. stop flapping your wings-- ee to make my ownta i am free of shackles! maude!!! sit! stock of the cemeter now, when i die, you're gonna take everything i walter, stophrtenie. maud as ever ft rything and had her refuse it! i ll not be made a fool of! now, i'm not asking yo i am telling you! walter, now you're not only threatening me, you're yelling at me. maude, please!!! ( sigh)

at any age, livingston says stick to your plan. >> keep your emotions out of it. have a plan. be diligent with that plan. don't let emotions take over. to the extent you do that, for the most part it should work. win the lottery, you could be well on your way to becoming a millionaire. grady trimble, 10news wtsp. >>> tracking storms. alerting you. protecting your family. it's time for 10weather. >> a quarter after six on our thursday evening. stormtracker 10 is showing a couple of light sprinkles out there. this is the variety that we have seen over the last couple of days, but overall coverage now is actually a little less than what we have been seeing. a few more for pasco, hernando and citrus county than what we have seen. h riverview to ruskin, a little sprinkle went through the area but most of that will move off to the west of the i-75 corridor. westchase a little shower. then you can see over the center span of the howard frankland bridge that's falling apart heading towards the feather sound area and then the shower that's out over the bay south of macdill will likely

been made in the deadly shooting that happened near busch gardens last weekend. 24-year-old leroy livingston johnson shot an second man was also injured but is going to be okay. johnson is charged with second- degree murder tonight. >>> one thief's getaway plan was an epic fail actually. coming up, i police had to save the man they were changing. >>> and here is something americans probably would vote for. companies giving their employees election day off. >>> a few sprinkles rolled through with a cold front last while, we look ahead to the second half of the weekend and work week coming up. carsonnd things she never did. it hurts because mom is cool. she is caring, she works hard. whenever something is not right mom is on it. trust us we know from experience. mom put her career on hold for us. to raise our family. she is a role model for everyone in our community. i'm proud of you mom, we both are. calls. both my parents taught me to help others. that's why i believe in public service. as your governor we got things done, and if you send me to congress we can do it again. i'll protect socia

the 'plaintiffs' -- include the family of 'john livingston'. ....he's the man who was 'shot and killed' -- by deputy "nicholas - kehagias" -- 'last' november. also 'named' in the suit -- four deputies..... the 'former sheriff'..... and the 'current sheriff' wayne coats. the 'plaintiffs claim' -- they suffered 'bodily injury'... and 'wrongful arrest'. 'sheriff coats' issued this statement today saying in part: "w everyone -- that the harnett county sheriff's office team -- is dedicated to supporting and defending the constitution of the united states -- and of this state..... and to fully.... faithfully and fairly 'enforcing the laws' of north carolina." 'coats' also says -- he's reviewing the "training and education programs" -- 'in' the harnett county sheriff's office. the day after the election -- the owner of jc's kitchen found the words -- "black lives don't matter and neither does your vote" -- spray painted on wall in her parking lot. since then... that message has even across the nation. angelica alvarez is live outside jc's at fayetteville and main street in durham with the sto

curry also had 31 points, livingston for the reverse, golden state by 18 and the beat goes on. curry goes on to draymond for the dunk, warriors 80 points in the first half. golden state shot nearly 62% for the game, they finish with a franchise record, 47 assists and won 49, 106, not funny. while wiping the floor with walton's lakers, the hall-of-famer walton might have had too many mai tais in maui. in the 1st quarter versus portland. run shot, 11 of 1, eight of 10 for three, the most in a quarter in nba history. >> thompson! >> very impressive! finished with 40 points, scoring just six points the rest of the way. were you look at the prompter? cleveland beat them. the sharks hosting chicago first period, ward got the you can, shorthanded. second of the year to make it 2-0. san jose wins 2-1. happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> that was a great day. >> great day, great day for the warriors especially. i mean, 80 points it's judgment day. back seat chefs peer inside your oven. but you've cleaned all baked-on business from meals past with easy-off, so the only thing they see is th

sean livingston here going to finish this off. warriors win 149-106.n the season. >> the shark tank national tv for sharks and black hawks, brent burns plenty to be thankful for. he signed a $64 million contract. there he is. and joe ward with a break away goal, sharks got the black hawks 2 to 1. >> we're back in a moment. stay with us. there is a place, like no other. where a walk down main street, can fill you with wonder. and the smile of a mouse can spark joy. where magic is spread with every touch, and always leaves you wanting even more. so make the time... to take your time because one day just isn't enough. here, there is magic for days. for tomorrow's 90th macy's >> okay. final touches are underway for tomorrow's 90th thanksgiving day parade and those giant balloons came to life as crews spent the day blowing up the floats. starts at 9:00 in the morning and goes till noon. of course you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. look at how cute they look. >> that is fun. we are 25 minutes away from thanksgiving. >> i know, and a lot to be thank

livingstone, i presume. [ laughter ] how nice you all were to me. thank you very much. >> jack, you don't think this is going to be overexposure for you, do you? i mean, once every 24 years showing up like this and-- >> i'm like halley's comet-- every 100 years, i come back with something like this. no idea, though, honestly, i'm a very sentimental person, as you know. >> oh, yes. >> but you have no idea how humble that makes a great star like me feel. [ laughter ] >> you've never lost that sense of being, have you? >> no, johnny, i haven't. >> you know, we should lay a couple things to rest before we start doing whatever we're gonna do tonight. >> yeah. >> people always say to me, you said, "you and jack paar must be really have-- you know, be really close friends." >> mm-hmm. >> and i said, "no, jack and i are not what you'd call close friends. at each others' house. [ laughter ] i think the longest conversation we've had is maybe 5 or 10 minutes, some years ago, when we first met. and right after, i took over the show and that's about it. >> and

they say 33-year-old christopher livingston is suspected of holding up a subway restaurant, a speedway gas station and a dunkin donuts. all of the robberies happened last month. sean: let's talk sports. it was a tough loss for the bruins last night up in montreal. montreal got the first goal on a power play in the second period. that would start a run of three goals in 70 seconds. the bruins would come back to tie the game 2-2 on a power play goal. but the back breaker came with just a little over a minute left as paul byron put the puck past rookie net minder zane mcintyre, who had 20 saves. >> your storm watch 9 forecast. erin: was at a record with the temperatures? kevin: we were five degrees shy. it does feel pretty good outside. knowing that you won't have any days like this going forward. temperatures in the 30's this morning. we will have clouds continue early and lighter showers around. today will dry out by noon. and then, the brakes in the overcast will attempt to come through. then temperatures will jump a little bit as he going to the mid-40's of to the mid-50's. cooler air

devin booker missed on the dunk, and golden state comes right back, and boom, john livingston says i'll take that. curry nails it, and you look at it and say, man, how about the shooting percentage, 51% from the field. kevin durant, deep corner, basketball, klay thompson catch and shoot, what started out a close game turns to be golden state 133-120 the final. we go racing, can am 500, the semifinal, the second-to-last race of the season, kyle busch the defending points look at the aggressiveness here from kyle larson, joey logano kind of hanging around, the 22 ford taking a hit here, but how would he finish. jimmy johnson finished 38th. i want you to watch the restart here after the mcdowell caution mcdowell, the 95 car, goes into the wall, and that sets up the first overtime. kenset is going to come around. alex bowman who led for about 93 lapse. watch the move. he goes inside and gets bumped, knocking kenseth out of the race. remember what happened last year, when matt kenseth knocked kenseth. and the championship is set, it's going to be johnson, edwards, and kyle busch going to flo

slow down, inbound 210, 16 miles an hour near livingston road and 30 miles an hour on 5 just after 301. eun? >> thank you, melissa. thanksgiving. nbc 4 is working for you in the community to help provide food for more than 4,000 families. food for families in the nbc washington app to donate. >> you can join us at the redskins game this sunday. some of the meteorologists will be at gate h along with the storm ranger. that is the truck. police -- >> not just a truck. >> it is a ranger. >> please stop by and say as well. there is always a lot of traffic on sunday game night. >> visit us monday at the verizon center. >>> the world is mourning the loss of gwen ifill. >> think you can't haggle when it comes to holiday shopping? the 4 things to know before you start checking off your list. >> reading a story in a book become dramatic arts in this third grade class. >>> it is started as a pilot program in more than a dozen public schools. art integration is a solid part of the way children are learning in prince george's county. >> this involves bringing art into all kinds of subjects. news4'

later in the quarter, livingston hits clay in the corner. nothing but net. clay had 24 points in the second half. 30 points in the game. draymond seals it with this. down the lane, watch out. kd had 29. warriors win. it is a let down, 5:00 game. no shooter round. everything is different. you are feeling different. laying an at home. you come in where we know the team is talented an young but fans aren't going to bring the energy to a game like this because they are expecting us to come in and beat them by 30. so you can't feed off of that. you have to bring your own energy and we struggled with that from the beginning. >> he buries a triple out of the corner. >> from the time i was in college and it made me stronger. for myself personally i have done too many great things to doubt myself in this league. i will probably have a slump or two again this year, hopefully not but just have to play through it and keep shootin'. i thought i was in a rhythm tonight. you know, there's never a doubt in my mind. >> to football. this fan looks like bruce. pretty freaky. s

this all happened on third street southeast near livingston road. less are offering $25,000 for information that leads to an arrest. >>> back to prince george's county. police are trying to figure out that victim is karl shelvers jr. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. >>> a 5-year-old girl abandoned at a busy port authority bus terminal. >> police are trying to find her father. she was able to get the address of her home in connecticut. that's where authorities made a grim discovery that the girl's mother had been a person of interest in the murder. >> he is the child's father. we believe that he is the one that did abandon her in the port authority. >> hopefully the little girl did not witness anything. >> the little girl told them her father abandoned her at a magazine stand. >>> republicans have nominated paul ryan to serve once again as speaker of the house. elect donald trump at times during the campaign. >>> ben carson is unlikely to serve in the trump administration. in an interview with the washington post carson said he woul

debris in the road but this was originally reported as a deer that might be in the roadway east of livingston road. weep your eyes be careful. right now we want to take you to the howard frankland bridge. last hour and the hour before, we were watching a crash on the north end, northbound direction. looks like lanes are completely clear. you should be just fine here. >>russell: 6:01. for the second time in a month, deputies are looking for an escaped inmate. >>laura: an inmate trustee drove away in a county truck and has not been seen since. >>reporter: yeah. authorities are saying if you see joseph flannagan, do not approach him. call 911. i want to show you a picture of him. here's flannagan on the screen. authorities have been looking for him since thursday afternoon. the 45-year-old inmate took off in a white ford pickup truck and hasn't been seen for hours. lakeland is a few hours from where the bartow. the inmate received a 10 month sentence for theft in september but recently good behavior and jail earned him more freedom. this included performing odd jobs in the county to serve out th

overall, prince george's county, inbound 210 slow after livingston road. guy snaez. >> >>> we were talking about jay gray out in chicago with all of the people celebrating the world series win. >> joining us live from outside wrigley field, jay, you there? >>. >> reporter: hey, aaron, eun, i am. you have to figure at some point this party will end, right? it hasn't to this point. there are still a lot of people out in the streets of enjoying this cubs world championship and who can blame them? 108 years it has been since this team has won a world series. they did it last night. it took extra innings. like i said, i don't think the party will end for quite some time, if ever here. we know that the cubs' team charter is back on the ground at o'hare airport. the players still not off of the plane at this point. maybe relishing their team big win. they had a rain delay, lost a big lead, went into extra innings, it was all worth it in the end as they win in cleveland. the party stretching from the field, progressive field to wrigleyville. it will continue for s

donovan livingston moved the nation with his graduation speech gone viral this spring harvard and columbia and is working on his doctoral at unc greensboro. we'll have a live update with him on wral news. >>> hillary clinton is traveling to pittsburgh today , yesterday she spent time with bernie sanders and music superstar, pharell. she urged people to vote early and talked about the desire to strengthen families in the country. before the event she held a rally in the eastern part of the state, then made a surprise mike pence will be in north >>> republican vice presidential -- >>> republican vice presidential nominee mike pence will be in northcarolina again today, he will hold a rally at the rock springs center in greenville one day after his running mate, donald trump, rallied in selma. trump talked about his commitment to the military, creating jobs and fighting isis. he also made a plea for supporters to get out and vote. he will headline a rally in >>> authorities are investigating after a car struck and killed a young girl last night in wake county. this happened on old us-1. she w

indian head highway as you're headed northbound there in the livingston road area. going to see slow downs there as well. eastbound university between right lane is the only thing getting by the paving that is hanging around and chopper 4 is on 270. should be there in a few minutes. show you what is going on and travel times at 6:11. >>> we are going to win the great state of virginia and we are going to win back the white house. >> donald trump waking up after the stage in leesburg after midnight. >> the rally at the loudoun county fairgrounds was set to begin at 9:30 last night. we'll have more on that speech coming up. first, we have angie goff at the decision desk on where the cans will be today. >> it will be all about the battleground states today but first i want to pass this along to you. we got a new poll in about the state of the race in virginia. take a look at this. policy releasing these numbers. clinton is leading trump in the commonwealth 48-42. looking closer, clinton leads trump when it comes to undecided voterrs women and millennials. hillary clint

received a phone call and the message of the phone call was that a letter could be found in the livingston shopping mall taped to a lamp post. >> federal authorities say they prefer not to speculate on the conditions or whereabouts of sidney reso while they're still searching for him. they say only that they hope to find him alive. >>> mass murderer jeffrey dahmer made his return to summit county amidst a mass of security. >> they drove me to the prison where they were holding him and he was in a cell that was a suicide watch cell. guards behind glass on a little balcony that watched every move you made. we had to do all the paperwork that would probably take weeks and months in less than 24 hours. i spent that evening trying to figure out what i was going to say. it was very difficult. i had no warm feeling for this guy. he had no compassion. he had no emotion. >> why the cannibalism? >> it made me feel like they were a permanent part of me. >> but on april 30th, dahmer's heinous crimes are not dominating headlines. >> for the past 24 hours, residents of los angeles have seen their city c

donovan livingston moved the nation with his graduation speech gone viral this past harvard and columbia and is working on his doctorate at unc greensboro. will have a live update with him on wral news. >>> hillary clinton is traveling to pittsburgh today yesterday she spent time with bernie sanders and music superstar, pharell. she urged people to vote early and talked about the desire to strengthen families in the country. before the event she held a rally in the eastern visit to nc central. >>> mike pence will be in north carolina again today, he will hold a rally at the rock springs center in greenville one day after his running mate, donald trump, rallied in selma. trump talked about his commitment to the military, creating jobs and fighting isis. he also made a plea for supporters to get out and vote. he will headline a rally in dorton arena monday. >>> authorities are this happened on old us-1. she was passing -- crossing the street when she was hit by a passing car before full clinton 30. -- 4:30. the girl was 3 years old and the father had just purchased toys for his daughter an

. >> to that example, also, shows you bob livingston who was the person from the suburban district whichhad been a third african american before the jerry man derg. sgerrymandering, he voted for martin luther king and all sort of things. he said to the white people who were very conservative, david deuks legislative district, then it became all white it pushed him much further to the right and he'll talk to that. that's what happened, the left has been pushed to the left, right pushed to the right, they don't speak to each other, they don't live in washington. >> the only thing can i say something on behalf of optimism? because expectations sore low right now that i think we have to -- so low right now, these problems were created by people. we created these kinds of reportionment things. -- reportionment thing. we can change that. whether the leaders are going to be on the side of both of those things to be changed is another question but i think even doing little things the media will be so happy. supposedly hillary does meet with republicans right away, to say like lyndon johnson ever

cokie: and to -- that example also shows you, bob livingston who was the person from the suburban districthich had been a third african-american before the gerrymandering. so he voted for the martin luther king -- he voted for open house and martin luther king holiday and all kinds of things and he could say to the white people who were very conservative in his district, it was david duke's legislative district, look, i've got to do this. i've got all these constituents. and then it became all white, it pushed him much farther to the right. and he'll talk about that. and so that's what's happened. the left has become -- pushed to the left and the right has been pushed to the right. they don't speak to each other. they don't know each other. they don't live in washington. and -- charlie: come in on tuesday and fly out on thursday. >> can i say something on behalf of optimism? expectations are so low right now that i think we have to remember that these problems were created by people. we created those kinds of reapportionment things and we can have different kinds of reapportionment the nex

accokeek billingsly road blings closed northbound andclos southbound at livingston and dealing with a crash involvingeh anolvi overturned vehicle.rtnede if you're heading out in in accokeek this morning adding a few extra moments to mn your commute.yourmute we're tracking a crash in laurel.laur baltimore-washington parkway northbound it's between 197 and e-w198 blocking tasouhend rr lane. because of that we're seeing delays.ys you can see a line of yellow with speeds reduced as folks try to merge into that left mer lane. take 95 towards bwi orwi baltimore this morning.imore that's a muchth better bet. the outer loop and inner loop looking good through collegegood park.lege >>> not seeing any problems in toofton. this crash on 66 out in glebe road and spout run. everything is back to normale ri e.ere. t problem free on 395 as well as l and then for your overview ofrvf your black friday commuteday cot whether you're headed to thedett outlets at national harbor uporu to clarksburg where annie yuie u is or leesburg things quiet onin the way to woodbridge.ooridg i like what i'm seeing on t

also on the committee is a man named robert livingston of new york who actually goes back ten years to the meetings held over the stamp taxes. you have a man from connecticut named roger sherman who's going to end up signing not only the declaration of independence, the united states constitution, but also the articles of confederation. there is only two men who can make that claim. so he is on our committee. benjamin franklin from right here in philadelphia, who is far and away, i would say, the most famous american at the time. 70 years old, oldest man in congress. one of the younger men in congress is our fifth member, of course thomas jefferson, 33 years old but kind of that growing reputation for his writing and his political thought. and the committee sort of sitting deciding what they want to say decides jefferson should be the writer. so he works then for about 17 days on the declaration of independence. and he will especially go to john adams and benjamin franklin for some of their ideas and critiques of his writing. but generally it is his work. he is building on a lot of oth

all bobby livingston would say is that one of those watching him on fox news before the auction was sod in and plunked down 150 grand. if you're watching now, enjoy your piece of history. and, remember -- you can't take it with you. i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." >> it stands in the way. >> it's just her house in the middle of the block. >> she won't sell out. >> the 84-year-old seen here turned down $1 million payout. >> he's caught in the middle. >> i promised her that i wouldn't let them take her away. >> that's a really big promise. >> what's "up" with that? >> people from all over the country and even around the world have stopped by this house. >> they put balloons on the house, and that's how it became the "up" house. >> it is amazing. i can't believe that she held out. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in seattle, headed toward the ballard neighborhood. it's an upscale area once known for sawmills and commercial fishing, and just down the road is one man's strange inheritance and a

we cannot tell the story of doctor livingstone and africa without also telling the story of king leopold whose depredations in the congo are lasting infamy. if we are to reclaim western civilization to anticipate the sorts of challenges, i think we need to recognize that we're fighting against intellectual dispositions that event cemented into place by students from young age. one of the most popular history texts in our high schools is people's history of america. it's a book that is essentially anti-western. students go up with this as their predisposition to read western history as the star of exploitation and destruction. these prejudices lie deep, the notion that race class and gender comprise most of history cries out almost if you want to say about political history. got to wrap up, okay. how do we go about this? i'm going to is just one simple way. let's celebrate thanksgiving. i mean that seriously. the american thanksgiving story is now this thought in many schools to get sometimes presented as thinking the indians to its thanking god. the story gets twisted in a lot of ways bu

pandemic diseases to much of the world, we cannot tell the story of an light missionary doctor livingston in africa without telling the story of king leopold. if we are to reclaim western civilization to anticipate these challenges i think we need to recognize that we are fighting against the intellectual dispositions that have been cemented into place by students from a young age. one of the most popular history texts that are high schools is howard the history of america, it's a book book that is essentially anti- western civilization. students grow up with this as their predisposition to read western history is a story of exploitation and destruction. these prejudices lie deep in the notion to raise class and gender comprise most of history. crowds out something we might want to say about political history. after wrap up. how do we go about this. i'll suggest one simple way. let's simple way. let's celebrate thanksgiving. i mean that seriously. the american thanks giving story is now mis-taught in many schools. it's often times as thinking the indians. it's thanking god. the story gets

railroad, which was going to be on through montana which would have been through what is now bozeman, livingston and on out to the pacific coast, they wanted to advertise and capitalize on the yellowstone park. so it was to their best interest to make it as alluring as possible. and so they began to fund either blatantly or behind the scenes these hotels that were being built. they were funding these different corporations who were building these things to entice the public to have somewhere to go and stay while they traveled through the park. well, along this time, there was a man named f.j. hanes working for the railroad as their photographer and he began to see the ability of the park, its scenic value both as scenery and as a business. and in '83, he wrote to the department of the interior and had himself made the official park photographer. and he started to coming in each summer to take photographs of the park and then sell them as part of his business. but in '87, f.j. hanes was one of the first people to go into the park in the wintertime. and he took 42 glass plate pictures. but the pho

host: republican line, cheryl, livingston, alabama, you're next. caller: yes. couple comments i would like to make. one is regarding the previous caller just called in regarding the electoral system and how the democrats should hold to whatever their mandate is. i think that is why washington there was a fall off in the system and that's why the republicans are in there now. i used to be democrats long time now and i returned republican. the other comment i would like to make is the democrat leadership is beyond the age of 70. the majority of them. i think that that is a shame. that they go down the path with not bringing in more younger people and giving up that power and that leadership. last comment that i would like to make is that highly represented by the states of california, new york, massachusetts, more majority, larger states, that seem to be represented. i don't think you-all care a whole lot about the rural states. i think you are just about controlling. and she will not give it up for that reason. thank you. guest: cheryl, when you look at the lead