lorraine green.c pod. >> okay. >> thanks. >> lorraine green. >> i'm going to see if she has additional witnesses to speak to because at the end of the day when you alleging something, you have to have some witnesses. you have to have somebody for me to talk to. some way for me to prove the statement that you're making. >> good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm good. yourself? >> i'm okay. >> were there any other witnesses you would like for me to talk to? >> the only person that was there was me, your co, ryan, and mr. mets. >> i spoke with the corporal and i also spoke with the officer that was there at the time. corporal has wrote a statement saying at no time did he make any comments in a sexual context -- >> i bet he did. i bet he did. >> let me finish what i'm saying. >> what's the sense of it? you guys are agreeing to each other. so what's the sense of it? i'm looking like the idiot while your co agreeing with each other. he never said it when he did say it. what's the sense of spea

one of many who is applications to the german county gun foundation were denied his lorraine mercer sometimes i think. because. i. stick. to my back. when i move in. some of the later complications are only now becoming apparent most of the need supplementary oxygen just to be able to breeze there is a fund in germany connected to the court against gift which allows the later might is to apply to it for financial assistance there's also a fund that's been set up by agreement to apply to that but you can apply to them saying you wanted some more money but you have to. prove first of all you've applied to a little more trust to get some money and they have said no and they've applied to all the charities and you've tried to local government to see if you can get assistance when you've been rejected by everybody you can then bring a task they would like to contribute some money towards your. financial assistance but you're not really aware that because green atar hasn't made it public to thalidomide is outside of germany in fact the company established a private foundation. however does not want

my dad and lorraine decided to have a 1920s-themed wedding. such a romantic time. yeah, dust bowls, the klan, prohibition. oh, i'm -- i'm sure they'll have alcohol. self-serve? i guess the grease monkeys must be out back shooting dice. can they come out here and shoot us? oh, god, look down. haley? we're going somewhere fancy, okay? where, the past? what do you say those pretty peepers of yours never saw the famous gangster phillinger and his ex-prostitute getaway driver? i think a, uh -- a sawbuck should do the -- that's too much. i'm gonna get some change. enjoy dress-up day. mom, you need to control your man. i cannot listen to this character all day.

. >> by his side in minneapolis will be lorraine his wife of 30 years. >> i was thrilled out of my mis like it can't be happening. pinch me. >> his story is proof that just one person with small acts of kindness can create a world of impact. >> i received a call from arizona on thursday from a child's father who i took to school 24 years ago. >> reporter: now the man many have not forgotten will get the experience he will always remember. at the novacare complex -- >> fly eagles fly. >> anita oh cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> that is such a sweet story. >> yeah. >> love that story. lauren b we get to the forecast. >> yes. we'll get do that momentarily. we do need to show you this hidden talent. >> yes. meteorologist chelsea ingram -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> she's playing the flute, eagles fight song on her flute much that's awesome. >> too awesome. >> i had no idea. she's a woman of many talents. >> she is. chelsea is just a renaissance woman. >> nice job, chelsea. >> nice job, chelsea. awesome flute playing. we're deck out in our green as is the city. but, hey, you can't really see it right now because

one of many who is applications to the german counter gun foundation were denied his lorraine mercer sometimes i. don't because. i. stick. to a few months back. when i'm movin. it's getting more and stiffer. some of the late complications are only now becoming apparent murcer need supplementary oxygen just to be able to breeze there is a fund in germany connected to the court against gift which allows the later might is to apply to it for financial assistance there's also a fund that's been set up by agreement to apply to that but you can apply to them saying you wanted some more money but you have to. prove first of all you've applied to a little more trust to get some money and that they have said no and they've applied to all the charities only applied to local government get assistance when you've been rejected by everybody you can then bring a task they would like to contribute some money towards your. financial assistance but you're not really aware that because green a tile hasn't made it public to thalidomide is outside of germany in fact the company established a private fou

>> well, i mean, you have your august wilson, your lorraine hansberry, and there's always going to be a place for us, but we know that we have to expand beyond. we know that we can't just produce a black film. we have to produce a film that everyone would get into. and i did shakespeare because not very many of us were doing it. we're not part of that conversation. and there's a cultural competency about having some kind of global understanding of history, of the arts, that we are not a part of those conversations where you go into the boardrooms or people say "that seems greek to me." that's a quote from one of shakespeare's plays. and it just expands our realm, and i want, you know, people of color to get part of that conversation and to learn something. >> and i'm figuring, if people get into culture and the arts when they're young, they see less of law enforcement. >> well, a couple things. i mean, one of the, like, gang recruitments is to find someone that is not connected to family, someone that is disconnected from culture, someone that is disconnected from the history. and you

at the lorraine motel. what people don't realize about dr. king, he was down there fighting for sanitation workers. he was fighting for people who woke up every day, got on the back of a truck, we call them hoppers. they'd hop on and hop off the truck, put your trash in it, work very hard. but they didn't work with decent wages, decent work conditions or anything else. he was down there, not fighting chronic voters, not up and down toring a base, not trying to appeal to what is popular. he was down there fighting for garbagemen and garbagewomen so they could work with dignity and respect. that's what the c.b.c. embodies. i'm so glad that tonight you're leading this special order hour on economic justice. i know i went all over the place. i want people to understand, first of all, i'm not apologetic for not standing. make me. make me stand. and i'm not in a physical sense, that's too easy. the sergeant at arms and other security around here, they could make me stand. but make me want to stand. that's what make this is country great. anybody. a

lorraine. chloe wong. >> can i just make a suggestion that we ask to hear from students first because it's about students? >> yes, i thought all of these were students. i have parents on the orange cards. thank you, commissioner norton. we would like to hear from the students first. >> point of order, everybody registered to speak will be granted two minutes if they so choose. >> no, i'm telling you that i want to wrap this up in 25 minutes, so you will not be given a full two minutes, but you can coordinate. i think some of the students will say a couple of words. so aerial, jennifer, jacob. i'm going to stop there for now. if you can get lined up and come on up and state your name. go ahead. >> hi, i'm from abraham lincoln high school, i belong to the drama club and would like to tell you about our amazing club. we put on two shows per year. they're amazing. we have an amazing community that helps support us in terms of family and relationships outside of school. we do all the work ourselves.

lorraine is celebrating 102 years, a crowd grandma from portland tennessee.rleston massachusetts. married to the love of his life for 70 years. last but not least, ham by 100th birthday to gussie thomas of chicago, illinois. she loves to test her luck at the casinos. happy birthday to all. >> we have a fun hour coming up. we have john cena who is -- >> have you seen him? >> when he shows up -- >> do you see me? >> he's going to be with us. and we're going to talk about winter wines. why wouldn't we? that's what we do. >> and megyn kelly is stay with us >>> you can turn to the nbc 10 app. it is free. watch the app this morning. you can track this. on the roads this morning. >> on i-78 around lehigh street now, we are real slow. watch the slippery spots on the on and off ramps. we have seen a few cars veer off to the side. that is happening on route 100. another crash on route 129 near 129. >>> remember, nbc 10 is your home for the parade of championship. tune in at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. if you are going to the parade, set your dvr so you can see it again when y

lorraine cornish of the natural history museum has led a team of technicians to the delicate job of movinge people's dinosaur. a lot of people came to see him in london, fond memories of bringing their own children, it tells great stories and really inspires people. the first of those children were certainly wowed today. what's the best bit about him? his tail, because he can whack people around. what's so great about dippy? that he's ginormous. he's massive, isn't he? dippy first appeared at london's natural history museum in 1905 and cost £2,000. but the museum decided it was time for a change and is sending dippy on a nationwide tour requiring a massive job of reassembly in seven destinations around britain. in fact now that dippy has been put together they think in dorchester alone 70,000 people will come to see him. after that he'll head off to the midlands, wales, and to scotland on a grand tour of the uk. they think that over the course of the next three years, something like five million people will engage with this incredible project. and where better for dippy‘s first stop than d

lorraine caceres says reporters got wind of enrique's visit to plano pd. >> the police were very adamantact that this guy was not a suspect, that he was not involved. he was very cooperative, very helpful with the investigation. >> reporter: police also wanted to learn more about christina's boyfriend, hunter foster. her parents told police that relationship was rocky. >> she was planning on leaving him. i do know that for sure. >> she was home alone a lot by herself because he'd go out partying with his friends. and she was lonely. she was sad. >> reporter: and when police talked with christina's friend steven, he told them she'd been texting hunter that night asking him to pick her up from the shopping center. >> she had texted him a few times and then he stopped texting her back, and then she tried calling him and he didn't answer. >> reporter: as a result, steven said, christina became more and more upset as the night wore on. >> i mean, yeah, they were in a fight. >> they were definitely fighting that last night? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: police asked hunter to come down to the statio

this morning gary kelmer his wife lorraine and bus load of eagles fans left the novacare complex for philadelphia international airport and a flight to minneapolis. last monday more than 60 neighbors surprised him with game day tickets. airfare and personalized eagles jerseys. >> taking the sites, just taking in the moment, taking in the moment and looking to bring home that eagles victory >> i am just so grateful for everybody who has put this together everybody has been so wonderful, so kind, so generous. >> enjoy it, you guys. neighbors say his contributions to the community over the years are endless, ke lmer was thinking about retiring at the end of the school year but now he is thinking he might just stick around. >>> the attention in minneapolis briefly shifted from the super bowl, to the pro football hall of fame yesterday and two former eagles who are now among its new members. sports director don bell has the store friday bloomington. >> reporter: two former eagles get the fall today to the hall lets start with weapon x, brian dawkins, you know this guy he is one of the bes

lorraine, you have been working with dippy since 1980? wisely so magical —— why is he so magical?invoke the imagination, did they? and dippy is something that the children visited, parents have taken their children, so he is the people's dinosaur, that is what i say, and we are so excited to be working with dorset museum to actually bring him to life. he really does look as if he has been broughtjuly. in the next two years, he will be going to birmingham, belfast, glasgow, rochdale, ending up belfast, glasgow, rochdale, ending up in norwich in 2020. really a spectacular sight, unfortunately you're not be able to get as close as this, but pretty close. i suppose this is what it would have felt like to bea this is what it would have felt like to be a live 150 million years ago. —— a leaf. let's find out what the weather has good afternoon, we have saw some heavy rain. that was all courtesy of this little fella. at least that is where the best of the sunshine has been. further easily have been quite a bit of news and cloud so far today. in the west, a beautiful blues i —— blue sky an

lorraine is celebrating 102 years, a crowd grandma from portland tennessee.his life for 70 years. last but not least, ham by 100th birthday to gussie thomas of chicago, illinois. she loves to test her luck at the casinos. happy birthday to all. >> we have a fun hour coming up. we have john cena who is -- >> have you seen him? >> when he shows up -- >> do you see me? >> he's going to be with us. and we're going to talk about winter wines. why wouldn't we? that's what we do. >> and megyn kelly isi )m - -... a look from nbc bay area >>> good morning. it's 8:56. i'm marcus washington. take a look from nbc bay area sky ranger. this is over the oakland coliseum dmv office at interstate 880 and highway 85. you can see the water flowing out of those doors. that's because a water pipe ruptured inside the building. the offices are normally scheduled to open at 9:00 a.m. instead, we've just learned the building will be closed for at least the rest of today. >>> happening now, our sharon katsuda is talking to dmv workers and talking to frustrated drivers. we'll have more

>> lorraine hammond? >> private investigator? >> oh, you are probably wondering about the goat.iend, and then we'll talk. >> when we entered the '80s, a lot of one-hour dramas that were lighthearted like "magnum p.i." were very popular. after "m.a.s.h." went off the air, the next season there wasn't a single sitcom in the top ten. first time that had ever happened in tv history. the prevailing feeling was that the sitcom was dead. >> brandon tartikoff, nbc programming chief, says reports of the sitcom's death were greatly exaggerated. >> time and time again, if you study television history, just when someone is counting a form out, that is exactly the form of programming that's leads to the next big hit. ♪ >> so 1984 "the cosby show" comes on. bill cosby is not new to tv, he's had other tv shows, but "the cosby show" is different. it stands apart from everything else he's done. >> i wanted mine scrambled. >> coming right up. >> they talked about parenting. before that, the kids were cool and the parents were idiots. then cosby says the parents are in charge. and that was somethi

host: lorraine, having to, louisiana. what are your thoughts on this? oh, we lost her.hey key well for the phone calls this morning and for the conversation on that. we will continue, but we will focus on the fbi side of this, talk to former agent jeffrey backgroundiscuss checks, etc.. and also talk about security clearances for the white house. later, the national association of assistant u.s. for the white. and later the white house association of assistant leiser willlawrence be here. we will be right back. ♪ q&a, theday night on back"clash .> there is a public shaming china has lost a lot of face. it is hard for westerners to know if that means to the asian culture, especially someone as big and as proud as china. they came away with a never again mentality. off on at, they set mindset that we will build up our navy and missile defense forces in such a way that we never lose face like this again. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. afterworday night on s, former u.s. trade negotiator ira shapiro with his book "broken: can the senate save itself and the country?" >> pol

lorraine cornish of the natural history museum has led a team of technicians to the delicate job of movinghack people around. what's so great about dippy? that he's ginormous. he's massive, isn't he? dippy first appeared at london's natural history museum in 1905 and cost £2000. but the museum decided it was time for a change and is sending dippy on a nationwide tour requiring a massive job of reassembly in seven destinations around britain. in fact now that dippy has been put together they think in dorchester alone 70,000 people will come to see him. after that he'll head off to the midlands, wales, and to scotland on a grand tour of the uk. they think that over the course of the next three years, something like 5 million people will engage with this incredible project. and where better for dippy‘s first stop than dorset‘sjurassic coast? if dippy was going to choose to go somewhere he'd probably choose the jurassic coast to find out all about the fossils and the other creatures living in what is now the british isles at around the time that he was roaming what is now wyoming in america. w

was fighting the war to save belgium and france as well, including the restoration of alcace and lorraine to france, point number eight and finally the recent waves of immigrants from eastern europe to the u.s. created strong interests within these communities over proposals concerning poland, russia, it italy and serbia and other points in the 4 points and the importance of sult rate issing immigrants for the war effort is often overlooked but it's worth recalling one out of every five soldiers in the u.s. army was foreign born in the first world war. okay. so, why should we care about any of this today? what does it all mean, and so i've got 14 but four points that i think we might contemplate. the first is reconsidering the pragmatism in the 14 points suggests the need to stop idealism and pragmatism as die could the mouse. was it realistic to believe that the first world war to solve more problems than it created? was it realistic to believe that a punitive piece would prevent another war. ? was it realistic to think that the u.s. would accept millions of casualties silently and stoic

lorraine is joining us from new york. caller: good morning. think i am approaching this simplest ugly, but as far as domestic -- approaching this simplest thickly -- simplistically, but as far as domestic abuse, i have been abused. my husband had a short temper. no one should be abused or there are women who hit men. there are people who had their parents. is in do not understand our country, i thought before you could even walk in the white house, as an employee, that you had to have background checks. they know whether you have committed crimes. they know everything. if this mant -- beat his wife along time ago and has been rehabilitated, that is one thing. but if you still beating women, that could affect the way he makes decisions pay the other thing is they are lumping sexual-harassment. no man or woman should sexual-harassment a person because they have control to give them a job or anything. that goes without saying. but these women -- not all -- some that were allowing it to be kept secret, because they wanted a part in the movie and t

let's talk about this right now with lorraine broadhurst who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and doctorining weight zidovudine —— overindulge, and i started noticing that city on my desk at work was becoming uncomfortable, my clothes were becoming quite a sight ended up having to buy an elastic waisted trousers and wearing jumpers to work to hide the bulge. i tried doing things, like i tried changing my diet. i also kind of audit the kits to test yourself, like coeliac ‘s disease. bell came back fine we really need to go and see the gp. i was a bit worried because it's bloating, it is not serious. i'm not wasting the time of my gp. maybe not being taken seriously. i went in with no expectation of it being gynaecological cancer. i thought it was a digestive problem. my first indication was when i walked through my gp surgery doors and they had posters on the wall for a ovarian cancer symptoms. that was the first timei cancer symptoms. that was the first time i realised it could be something serious. before he had seen the gp, you are concerned from the post is be it. what was that like a

one of many who is applications to the german counter gun foundation were denied this lorraine mercersometimes i think. because. a few months back. when i move in. it's getting known steve. some of the late complications are only now becoming apparent murcer need supplementary oxygen just to be able to breeze there is a fund in germany connected to their cause against gift which allows the later might is to apply to it for financial assistance there's also a fund that's been set up by agreement to apply to that but you can apply to them saying you wanted some more money but you have to. prove first of all you've applied to a little more trust get some money and that they have said no and that you've applied to all the charities only applied to local government get assistance when you've been rejected by everybody you can then ask green atar they would like to contribute some money towards your. financial assistance but you're not really aware that because green a tile hasn't made it public to thalidomide is outside of germany in fact the company established a private foundation. howev

one of many who was applications to the german county gun foundation were denied this lorraine mercer sometimes i think hell because. i'm getting no stick. to my back. when i'm movin. it's getting moans to for. some of the late complications are only now becoming apparent mercer need supplementary oxygen just to be able to breeze there is a fund in germany connected to the continent a gift which allows the later might is to apply to it for.