. >> he cleared the land and cultivated the fears. [ laughter ] >> he built the mansion house.e married and had six sons and provided them a posh lifestyle. he was devastated by the outcome of the civil war. he died broke and brokenhearted. he rose again on the 3rd day. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> and end of story. remarkably the tour guy never utter the word slave for that matter. there was a small cod tucked away from the corner which she actually described as -- what, we are the higher girls slept. oh. [ laughter ] >> there were domestic dependancies which had not been opened, they would have been the main of the slave communities and you could have included something. and of a distance field, there was an 8 by 12 sign that said, site of slave quarters despite extensive biography aies includ washington -- >> they still insist today of n uninstitutional and and to be able to recognize -- by the time i left ta day, holding still the bill of sale naming my ancestors. i internalized the line from ellison's invisible

vernon to keep the mansion house from burning to the grandpa to some of you know it's an ongoing challengend in fact you are welcome to donate to our fire suppression efforts right now. i would like to welcome you all out here and before we begin the main event i also want to mention some of coming library programs which we still have tickets available. our annual martha washington lecture featuring ford frasier discussing women as consumers on both sides of the atlantic. is going to be a fantastic conversation led by around susan showalter who is a senior curator at mt. vernon and we have the first of three shells with lectures coming up featuring george goodwin discussing benjamin franklin and the british life of america's founding father on march 30. that's when he definitely want to try to sign up for it. i met george in london at the benjamin franklin house which is an an extraordinary house museum there and he's got an extremely large personality. i think you will particularly enjoy him and his discovery of franklin's life in london. let's get to the main event right away. we are exc

jeffersons main house, the palladium mansion he built throughout his life. we are standing next to mulberry row, the main plantation street. through archaeology and documentary research, we know over 20 workshops, storehouses, windwellings blindness -- this street. there were indentured servants, slaves, and a lot of these workshops were overseen by jeffersons white family. this is the heart of monticello. this was a 5000 acre plantation. that is a square miles. this plantation is enormous. the center of activity is right here. if you have been here in jefferson's day, you would have seen carriages, heard the noise of chickens and dogs, smelled smoke in the air, heard hammers and saws. there were dozens of people here, free and enslaved, all working for the plantation. from copious record taking, we know jefferson owned 607 human beings in his lifetime. 130 two 140 time, slaves would have been working at monticello. that would have been not just the mountaintop but the surrounding farms as well. this was a dynamic and fluid place where enslaved people were c

yes, west heslerton, near malton, includes a mansion, 43 houses, a pub and 2,000 acres of farmland. tottenham on a late dash. eight consecutive league games in a row now and that the first time they have done it since 1960! but can they catch chelsea? who knows? they certainly start a chance, although they have arsenal at the weekend. it is interesting. that whole race is still interesting. and don't we love it when the premier league goes down to the last few games and it could go either way? when it is somebody far out in front everybody loses interest. tottenham can still catch chelsea at the top of the premier league. christian erikssen scored the only goal of the game as spurs beat crystal palace. the gap at the top of the table now four points with five games to play. there are only five games left and we know we need to keep close to chelsea if you want to have a chance. we can cross our fingers that chelsea will lose points, but it's up to us to give ourselves the extra boost to keep ourselves up there. tottenham's next game is on sunday against their north london rivals ars

it's a sad night at the state house and the governor's mansion. inspired the governor's route to politics. he had a long distinguished career beginning as an f.b.i. agent. but it was this seat he gained fame on the judiciary committee. a member of congress from the fifth district he was the only republican to vote to impeach president richard nixon. a fact his son gary larry hogan jr. would -- governor larry hogan jr. would mention in the snowy inaugural address three years ago. governor hogan: a great maryland success story and a great marylander. brad: former governor has known and admired both men for years and said larry hogan's senior has been the current governor's role model. >> he is very proud of his son. a mutual love affair between the father and son. it's tough. they are very, very >> a tough time from his father. it was stated that larry hogan senior was receiving professional care and governor hogan would be with him. brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks, brad. from bad to worse, a wrecked car, look at this. dragged by a semi down

just now, we are actually near jefferson's main house, the palladian mansion he built throughout his life, and we are standing next to military row, which is the main plantation street at monticello, through archaeology and documentary research, we know that over 20 workshops, storehouses, and dwellings lined this street. there were in slaved families here. there were indentured servants, hired white artisans, several of these workshops were supervised by jefferson and members of his white family. this is really a hub of industry of monticello, which was not just this mountaintop. .t was a 5000-acre plantation this plantation is enormous. the center of this activity is really right here, so if you had been here in jefferson's day, you would have seen carriages coming up and down this road. you would have heard the noise of chickens, of dogs. you would have smelled smoke in the air. you would have heard hammers and saws. there were dozens of people here, white and black, free and enslaved, all working for jeffersons plantation. recordfferson's copious taking, we know he owned 607 huma

big mama ran from the fletcher street urban riding club in strawberry mansions making it to the shooler houseino before caught. we have how the horse was able to make that cross-city trip. >> reporter: on this beautiful spring day, she quietly planned her escape. >> this is big mama. she got loose this morning. >> reporter: big mama, a 7-year-old female horse, decided today was the day to explore the big city. >> i never see the horse do that. >> reporter: lonny sullivan feeding her at the riding club when big mama took a big leap out the front door, i looked out. she was coming. so i jumped. hit me. i fell down. i said, wow! >> reporter: philadelphia police in hot pursuit from strawberry maengs all the way to fish town. she was finally corralled near the sugar house casino. >> how did she end up all the way over there? >> reporter: owner thinks she went there since they rescued her from a casino racetrack a few years back. >> she suffered an injury to her rear leg. we rescued and gave her a better life. they were going to send her to the killers. >> i saw her running around. >> reporter: thi

fence jumping at the white house h about on the job for less than a year, suspected intruder jumped three fences last month nearly making it into a door at the executive mansionident trump was in the white house at the time. the agency says it is still reviewing the incident. >> this sunday marks exactly a decade since a gunman opened fire on the campus of virginia tech, three it student and faculty members were killed, what would become the deadliest school shooting in modern history. will hold number of events this weekend including candlelight vigil and a community picnic. >> new allegations against new york giants quarterback eli manning, he and other team employees accused of trying to sell fake memorabilia. claim manning sent e-mail to the giants equipment manager asking for helmets that can pass as game used. the new york post reports manning specifically wanted to sends fake items as of now manning nor the giant have responded to the allegations. >>> meteorologist down in georgia has a little fun with the wetter. >> surprised his viewers when he wrapped his entire forecast, check it out. >> capitol, on cold front paralyzing the south. and it means bru

. >>> the white house will host annual 139 easter egg roll role this monday on the lawn of the executive mansionbut it will be smaller then last years event. white house expects about 21,000 gets compared to last year 37,000, now, according to the new york times administration stated in previous years the event was completely too large for children to enjoy all of the activities. >>> do you take the girls out to do any. >> we will have a egg hunt and inspiring me to set up a egg roll on the lawn as well. >> will you invite 21,000 people. >> no. >> i just want to make sure. >> a simple 20 to 25 will do. >> but whole family is coming down, people have outdoor plans this weekend. >> it looks like a good weekend. >> it does despite a system that will bring in wet weather the wet weather will come through with good timing. i think we're look good at this and definitely because of the way cisneros tempes moving in we will get a taste of june , coming just in time for the holiday. lets talk about in years past on easter. of course it doesn't fall on the exact same day every year, but generally around e

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mansion. it's so surreal being here. >> this is the game house, it's my favorite place on the property for obvioussons. >> fantastic. >> while the dock u series uses re-enactments, it also incorporates more than 17,000 hours of footage and over 2600 scrapbooks from hefner's personal archives. >>> blake and adam outtakes from the voice. their best slams you were never meant to see until now. >>> let's talk about when you got braces for the first time? >> i did have to wear head gear. >> popping off rubber banneds, breaking off brackets. >> and by the end my teeth moved back again. >> we straighten and brighten smiles for 70% less. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> e.t. is at the site of the furious new york premiere. >> it's amazing. >> the truth behind the on set feud. >> it's like being invited to the coolest party possible. monday on e.t. >>> which is more fun to watch on the voice, blake and gwen's romance or blake and adam's bromance? >> easy, the bromance. wait until you see the blake and adam moments that did not make the show. >> i think you have the worst team. >> you have the wo

mansion. it's so surreal being here. >> this is the game house, it's my favorite place on the property for obvious. >> fantastic. >> while the dock u series uses re-enactments, it also incorporates more than 17,000 hours of footage and over 2600 scrapbooks from hefner's personal archives. >>> blake and adam outtakes from the voice. their best slams you were never meant to see until now. kron-4 news at eight: we are tracking a storm heading for the bay area. we'll show you what to expect... plus the damage that has already slammed our region. plus 49er tramaine brock arrested for domestic assault. we'll have the details of the investigation. i'm grant lodes. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> let's talk about when you got braces for the first time? >> i did have to wear head gear. >> popping off rubber banneds, breaking off brackets. >> and by the end my teeth moved back again. >> we straighten and brighten smiles for 70% less. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> e.t. is at the site of the furious new york premiere. >> it's amazing. >> the truth behind the on set feud. >> i

she escaped from the urban riding club in strawberry mansion and made it all the way to sugar house casinoware avenue before being corralled. >> he was coming so i jumped. he hit me. i fell down. i say, wow. >> big mama is doing just fine. she's back home tonight. >>> you know, this isn't the first time a wild animal has gotten loose on the streets of philly. a bull escaped from a slaughterhouse last summer. it was found on i-95 near kensington school. and two zebras escaped from a zoo. they made it a mile before one was captured. >>> the sci-fi-classic inspires invention and could revolutionize the way we monitor our health. nbc 10's keith jones shows us how. >> i'd like to take you to sick bay. >> reporter: from the small screen right into your kids' hands, the "star trek" tri-quarter, the medical device diagnosing patients so popular, we didn't care if it was fake. but now it's as real as ever, thanks to dr. basil harris, er doctor by day, trekkie by night. >> we basically watched every episode growing up, over and over again. consuming science fiction and being inspired by it. >> annou

. >> i moved into this house, i bought this mansion in georgia. place. but yes, one time -- i woke up, and yeah, a ghost. i was being mounted by a ghost. i wasn't high. >> reporter: that was my next question. >> i wasn't high. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that was my next question. were you trippin'? >> i was not trippin'. >> reporter: you've had quite a life. >>e had some crazy situatio. [ laughter ] >> reporter: one real girl would turn his head, by literally bumping into it. it was whitney houston, as she stood behind him at the 1989 soul train awards. >> she was bumpin' into me at soul train. and i was like -- "you keep bumpin' into me." and i kept doing that. and i did it like two or three times. and she kept bumpin' me. and i asked her why. and she was like, "'cause i want to." and that attitude, that whole thing right there -- that's where it started. >> reporter: and so it began. >> yeah. that's the way it all began. ♪ i wanna dance with somebody >> reporter: by this time, whitney houston was the reigning pop princess girl next door. and he w

mansions in states. when i started covering house democrats they were in the majority by a healthy margin.nk they lost a lot of grip of power they had during obama's presidency which is a pretty daunting thing. if obama was -- even republicans say he's good at is talking and getting people riled up and getting people engaged, activating a political movement. that's what he's trying to do re. >> did you have a sense head the fine the belly, when hsed to speak and draw thousands of crowds and i realize it was a different setting today i didn't hear it in his voice except when he joked about being old in the eighth grade. it didn't communicate that to me. >> i think he did. he's talking about setting these people up to lead. it's admitting he needs to do that work and the work isn't done and the party is without a democratic leader and they can't look to nancy pelosis. >> and we shouldn't ignore the fact the republicans have the house and senate and they can't get anything passed. it is rather disturbing nothing gets done around here. thank you both. >>> up next an american citizen detained b

mansion. she made it to the sugar house casino before caught. nbc 10 randy gyllenhaal has more on this tale of a tail. >> reporter: after her misadventure this morning you might call big mama fi'ama phil most famous faily. >> i opened the door. >> reporter: ronny sullivan set to feed her breakfast which she bolted. >> never seen a horse do that. looked down. she missed me. i fell down. i said, wow! >> reporter: police tracked big mama through strawberry mansion to west philly and all the way to fish town before capturing her alive. >> she took us by surprise. went for a little run. >> reporter: saying he rescued her from a racetrack and brought her here to live with other urban horses. >> she suffered injuries to her rare legs and we rescued her and gave her a better life. they were going to send her to the killers. >> reporter: urban horses aren't that flare philly. a lot of them, including big mama are stabled here at the riding club that's been around for more than 100 years. the club's goal, teach inner city kids -- about responsibility and

jonathan: tearing down a house of horrors, the smidgen was the site of a brutal -- this mansion was theight of a brutal murder where four people were killed. two years later, it is been demolished. mansion was set on fire after the murders. the accused killer is awaiting trial. >> we are happy to have her back home. as the oval office. jonathan: an aid worker from falls church back home after being imprisoned in egypt for nearly three years, believed to be held on false accusations. anna-lysa gayle spoke to a man who knows her ordeal all too well. surgery in have prison. middle rows were extracted without anesthesiology. anna-lysa: those are the conditions he went through. hebelieves his charges when was held in prison in egypt were politically motivated. when he wasoyed sent back to the united states in may 2015 after several years and a hunger strike. he is now able to express relief release.jazi she spent nearly three years in an injection person. >> very happy to have aya back home and it's a great honor to have her in the oval office. anna-lysa: aya hijazi was first charged with ch

during the housing boom was saw people pouring money into mansions, adding all kinds of bells and whistlesr homes and in the end they could afford. isn't there a risk we get back into the environment of people blowing up their houses in two these mansions that are ultimately not going to pay off for themselves? >> yes. to party in syria. the crisis a lot of it is loans were securitized. with due diligence that was being done on them. was it merely steep as it is today with the banks but those on balance sheets. they are very much monitored with atlantic and where it goes. the second thing right now it's across america right now, sales are at all-time lie with houses, price or she should. people can sell their house to minnesota to an crucified silent or would they want to live the poor bunny response to bleed into their house. dagen: is that the danger that you take out a home-equity loan, home equity line of credit in pentagon office in treatment of people have been haunted to believing for every dollar improvement they get a 2-dollar resort dollar 50 cents increase in the value of their

house to begin with. sam ford is live near the executive mansion to explain why for us. sam? sam: the secret service says it is after a review of the new security measures following a number of jumpers and attempted jumpers at the white house. as you can see, the secret service agent is there. people are no longer able to go up against is that fence. they are all over here. trying to see from the area they can see taking pictures because of the new restrictions. >> secret service posted signs restricting access. no more walking along the fence behind the white house. officers directed the visitors past two roadways to another sidewalk on the ellipse. >> so far we haven't seen anything. >> we sides a fence, that is part of the white house. that is it. secret service police temporarily restricted the pedestrian access to pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house to lafayette park. >> we tried, we were on the other side, too, and pennsylvania avenue is closed. >> i was here yesterday on this side. >> he told me i was on the wrong side to see it. i came back today. still dis

mansion. made it all the way to sugar house casino in fishtown before finally being corralled. >> he was coming. i fell down. i said, wow! >> yeah, wow! i mean, how did that horse get all the way down to sugarhouse casino? big mama doing just fine now. she is back at home. >>> you may remember, we've had a few of these incidents over the past few years. this bull escaped a slaughterhouse last november. it was spotted on i-95, just outside of kensington school. a pennsylvania game commission conservation officer was forced to put the bull down because of concern for the public safety. >>> back in 2015, two zebras escaped from a circus in west philadelphia. one made it about two miles before being captured. >>> no concerns about this animal here. this easter bunny, flying high in gloucester county. it's the easter bunny's skydive in williamstown. every year they do this. the rabbit jumps out of a plane, thrilling crowds at the cross keys airport. this year, the skydiving team placed more than 12,000 easter eggs all over the landing area for the children to have an easter egg hunt. it's going to b

money, but my father, he had a drug problem and so i went from living in a mansion to living in a room in the back of someone's houset had a bathroom connected to it. i didn't have very many friends growing up at all because i think i threw people off. i was a very sad, depressed child. when i grew up, i went to drugs and alcohol to help me cope with everything. >> drugs and alcohol soon led to short jail stays and a variety of related convictions. >> possession of marijuana, public intoxication, open container, stuff like that. i was not a kid who thought i wanted to do this with my life. what i wanted to do was win the lottery and sit on a beach and get [ bleep ] up everyday. >> good fortune would not be in kronsberg's future. he's charged with first-degree murder of his girlfriend. he admits to killing her but pled not guilty in hopes of reaching a plea deal. if found guilty, his trial is eligible for the death penalty. >> i cried every day for like three or four months. i'm crying not because i'm in jail or spending the rest of my life in prison it's for taking her life. more painful than any of this, you know.

i bet the white house now is like the play boy mansion in the '70s. a weird combo of c-list celebrities and exotic animals. "hey shayla, scott baio just jumped in the pool with a boa constrictor." [ laughter ] and by the way, what could be so important, so explosive about these documents nunes saw that he had to switch cars and scramble around dc in the middle of the night to view them? well right now no one really knows. but cnn reported yesterday that one gop source, who has been briefed on what nunes has seen, said these conversations were primarily among diplomats and was almost like the kind of trivia you would pick up in gossipy conversations about trump and what he was doing, such as where he was having dinner. so nunes has been running around dc like he's james bond just to find out where trump had dinner? that surveillance feed must have been pretty boring. "i'll have the 12-piece bucket, extra crispy, in fact it should be the same color as my skin. thank you." [ laughter ] "i hope -- i hope this isn't being tapped." now all this bizarre beha

mansion. it's surreal actually being here. >> this is the game house.sons. [ screaming ] >> fantastic. >> now, while this docu-series uses reenactments to tell the story, it also incorporates almost 17,000 hours of footage and over 2,600 scrapbooks from hefner's personal archives. >>> still to come, inside this weekend's tribute to the bee gees. >> i just have this involuntary urge to do this. >>> then -- >> hey," e.t." it's me, joey mcintyre. >> we're at home with this new kid on the block and his family. >> it's going to knock your socks off. >>> and chelsea handler's hollywood romance tip. how she handles dating in the spotlight. >> a lot of men are scared to go out with me because they think i'm going to talk about them on tv after we break up, and they're not wrong. >> this weekend in the "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which comedic actor made his stand-up comedy debut at the age of 13. made his stand-up comedy debut at the age of 13. is it adam sandler, jim carrey, even when you're taking an antidepressant, you may still be struggling with dep

mansion. it's so surreal actually being here. this is the game house.e property for obvious reasons. >> oh! fantastic. >> while this docu-series uses reenactments to tell hef's story, it also incorporates more than 17,000 hours of footage and over 2,600 scrapbooks from hefner's personal archives. >>> well, still to come, goldie hawn on her family vacation with her movie daughter. plus john cena after his engagement. the wrestler turned actor shows "e.t." his softer side. how he's celebrating with his fiancee. and rob lowe is sexy, seductive and shirtless in his new movie. and his surprising love advice for his son. >> don't kid yourself. all your kids are doing that. >> this weekend in the "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which emmy winner made her film debut in one of the nightmare on elm street movies? is it jennifer aniston, movies? is it jennifer aniston, katherine movies? is it jennifer aniston, katherwelcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. you stand out in a crowd. and are pulled together. you follow your own lead and

house. it comes after a number of security breaches at the executive mansion this year. the sidewalk next to the south remainblack fans will closed. visitors will have to stay behind a barrier similar to the ones on the north side. it is to stop future fence jumpers. larry: a memorial event for the army specialist who was killed in that black hawk helicopter crash. the service for jeremy tomlin of tennessee is set for tomorrow at a chapel. the military is trying to figure out why the chopper crashed onto a golf course in leonardtown. autria: developing, police are looking for two suspects who tried to rob an armored truck driver in northwest d.c. may suspects were armed with ak-47's, but the driver had not picked up any cash of. the driver was in the procs business, but was told when to come -- told to come back later. larry: a good day to be a washington sports fan. the washington wizards and cv avs celebrating wins. on game one. another one in game two. combining for 63 points. to none.up two games the cavs come back home. taking care business in a high-scoring affair

it feels like i'm going into a haunted house. ...and we found a 110-year-old historic mansion in downtown jacksonville and purchased the property for $500,000 and started the renovation. it's been four months since we took ownership of that property, and i've spent $2.3 million renovating it. we're just a few weeks away from our grand opening, and i couldn't be more excited. -allison: marcus. -lemonis: hey, how are you. allison: i'm doing wonderful. how are you? lemonis: this place looks ridiculous. allison: thank you. lemonis: this was a dark and very dingy room. i'm shocked how much light is in it. i'm blown away. the new sweet pete's will be a destination, and it's got a candy bar that's not only gonna excite kids, but it's gonna delight adults. the molds looks different. you bought some fancy ones? allison: yeah, we're getting fancier around here. lemonis: very cool. and our new packaging design is as playful and as elegant as our new store. -allison: this is my favorite. -lemonis: this came out great. [ chuckling ] those are huge. what do these sell for? allison: those are $22. lemon

mansion. fortunately for bellamy and his family, they were not at home, because the union sees the belly -- seized the bellamy house, as well as took care of the sick and wounded as a result of the civil war. the house was designed by james francis pope, and some of the thel neighbors such as taylor family, henry taylor, he was one of the builders of the bellamy mansion. valentine howls -- valentine howell's family was one of the builders and artists. there were many slaves and free african-americans that built the bellamy mansion. 1898 was an event that took wherehere in wilmington the republican party, which was an all-black party, which form shortly after the civil war, and blacks were very proud to take on the role of leadership. they always felt competent and capable. after the blacks took office in leadership when the civil war was won by the union army, they held a lot of key positions. thomas miller particularly loaned money to blacks and whites, and it was rumored for a while that the whites wanted thomas miller out of town because they owed him so much money. we are standing in front of the home of thomas

mansion. investigators found a suitcase containing several prescription bottles in the name of kirk johnson, prince's long time friend and body guard. in other parts of the house, bottles of vicodin and perk set. prince was found dead a year ago of an accidental overdose. >>> a member of britain's royal family opening up about his mental health. prince harry revealing he was close to a complete breakdown as he struggled to deal with the death of his mother, princess diana, nearly 20 years ago. michelle griego has his story. >> reporter: prince harry was just a boy when the world mourned the loss of his mother, princess diana. he says he suffered in silence for nearly two decades before his brother prince william convinced him to get professional help. >> it was 20 years of not thinking about it. >> reporter: prince harry gave a podcast interview to brian e. gordon of the telecast newspaper. >> all of the sudden this grief i never processed had come to the forefront. there was a lot of stuff i had to deal with. >> reporter: harry admitted he felt on the verge of punching someone and took up boxing as an outlet for the aggression he felt. >> i lost my mother at

path that maybe actually getting into the governor's mansion in utah, is to get out of washington, d.c. and get special when he's chairman of the house oversight committee that's policing over donald trump and he might actually decide, i want to get to utah and focus on utah issues if i'm going to run for governor. >> really? okay. >> interesting. you think you got to reconnect with the folks back home in a greater way if you're going to make that run for state office. >> exactly. >> we want to talk about that house race in georgia. the democratic newcomer, outperformed everyone, nearly got to the 50% threshold. falling just short, is this a loss for democrats or do the republicans see this as a win? >> we got to wait till june 20th when the runoff is. the way i saw last night was on the one hand republicans were able to breathe a sigh of relief. they get to go into overtime now. just short as you mentioned. on the other hand you look it was good news for democrats. they have the enthusiasm on their side in special elections that we've seen in kansas last week and last night in georgia. democratic performance is beyond what we saw an

house. >> i one time went to the playboy mansion, sue. >> one time, really just one. >> three or four times but i never got in that stinking grotto that human germ cappuchino they have in the backyard but i interviewed this guy, we will have on, his mother, kimberly conrad when she and hugh were first dating they eventually got married. they had a couple sons. now he is running the company. >> look at that. >> will you tell him i necessity your matter. >> i know your mother. >> word to your mother, word to sue. >> the stories you could probably tell but shouldn't on this show. shower around this morning. he is happy phillies won yesterday. grab an umbrella, you will probably need it again before morning is through, still damp , cloudy here in philadelphia 60 degrees already. sixty is normal high temperature for april 4th so we will only go up from here when we get sunshine but if you are walking out the door right now, 50's to 60 degrees, we are taking a break from rain at the moment but is there another round on the rain on the the moment but right now and we will see how much gets here. i

memorializing harriet tubman in the governor's mansion, and there are plans to erect a new statue in her honor on the grounds of our historic state houseing the funding necessary to ensure that this important project is completed. [ applause ] and today as we celebrate this new park and visitor center, i want to thank all of our federal, state and local partners who helped make this project a reality, including the national park service, the maryland park service, the office of tourism, dorchester county as well as our state agencies, including the maryland department of natural resources, the department of commerce, and the department of general services. and -- [ applause ] i also want to thank senator card en for his leadership in washington for helping to make this a reality. [ applause ] and finally, and most importantly, i want to take a moment to thank and to recognize all of harriet tubman's descend ants who have joined us here this afternoon, for being a part of the park dedication and this much deserved tribute today. thank you all. [ applause ] thank you all for helping us to honor the great legacy of this incredible marylan

house grounds, before he was caught. he reportedly jumped three fences... and almost made it to an executive mansion door.operty was placed under its "orange" security code.. that's one of its highest levels of security. the secret service said it is still reviewing the incident. (steve) still ahead new at ten:a woman says the t-s-a made her family miss their flight.. all because she's a breast feeding mom. (pam) and next:new at ten: how the latest edition of people behaving badly.... actually turned into people behaving nicely. there's a lot of fine print in our lives.think about it. whenever you open an app -- bank account -- or even log onto a website -- there are several pages of sometimes hard to understand legal jargon.but when you blindly accept those terms -- you could be giving up your day in court.forced arbitration is common in contracts -- which means customers often can't sue a company in court.you could be giving up your privacy.sometimes -- just by using or logging on to a website means you agree to a company's terms and conditions. many times that means your habits on the site and your dat

mansion murders. savas and amy savopoulos and their 10-year-old son along with their housekeeper were killed and the houses set on fire. the man charged with their murder is darrun wint. >>> a loudoun county schoolteacher behind bars. she showed up to her middle school drunk and with alcohol. police say megan debo had an open container of alcohol inside the school. the 29-year-old sixth grade teacher teaches english and she was arrested. it happened around 8:30 in the morning. it's not clear whether she interacted with students friday morning but officials were began. >> well, i think it's a shame that she thinks that it's okay to get in a car and go interact with children because she is supposed to be setting an example for these children. glad that she was arrest and i'm glad she's in jail. >> i feel sad for the school, i feel sad for the kids, i feel sad for the whole county's reputation on it. i mean, it's all kind of sad. you don't know what's going on in her personal life to make her do it. >> at last check, she was still behind bars on a $2,000 secured bond. >>> time is 7:10. coming up at 7:00 the