robin milton, hill farmerfrom exmoor, the future.bbc news at five — the headlines: white house press secretary sean spicer has reportedly resigned after objecting to the appointment of a new communications director. a bbc investigation finds evidence of children as young as nine being groomed on the live streaming app periscope. the parents of charlie gard have been told that a new scan makes for "sad reading" according to great ormond street hospital. the film review is coming up but first let's take a look ahead to sports day at 630. coming up we will have the latest from a wet and windy afternoon at the golf open championship as rory mcilroy uses the best of the conditions at royal birkdale to turn around his bad start. elsewhere chris froome closes in on start. elsewhere chris froome closes inona start. elsewhere chris froome closes in on a fourth title of the tour de france and we will look ahead to the evening action at the world para athletics champion chips in london and with the cricket world cup for women coming up, and wit

miltons parents expressed gratitude at the national press club saying it keeps her memory alive. >> iexcited that her piers recognized her strength and her commitment to the community and how important she was to washington, d.c., and to the world. >> i know in my heart she really would have gone so much further. she had it in her. it hurts my heart to think she won't be there. >> reporter: a further tribute to milton is under way, a bookstore to be named for her that would be the first of its kind east of the anacostia river. at the national press club jackie bensen, news 4. >>> at 9:17 on this saturday, working for you with our annual backpacks 4 kids campaign. it's now this morning a star-studded event out there. >> oh, yeah. we've got sho sho joining the game. you'll know what i'm talking about in a s.e.c. this. campaign helps local kids in need get a great start to the school year. that's what it's all about. news 4's bureau chief tracee wilkins is live at our event. i don't know how you can, you know, have your space, tracie with cho cho around you. >> a few minutes ago. thank y

these are live pictures of the landfill site in milton. search has been completed. the police do seem satisfied they have done all they possibly can for the moment to find corrie mckeague. it isa the moment to find corrie mckeague. it is a huge area, as you can see. we will bring you more news from matt press conference as and when. well michael gove was making his first speech since returning to the cabinet, he also told environmental and countryside groups that brexit offered a "once—in—a—lifetime opportunity" to reform britain's agriculture and fisheries. he announced farming subsidies will in future be paid only to farmers who use their land responsibly, by managing natural resources and habitats. 0ur environment analyst roger harrabin reports. the racehorse frankel, owned by a saudi billionaire. he gets £400,000 of eu money for his stud farm near newmarket. the royals get more than £0.5 million for the sandringham estate. the sums based on the amount of land you farm, basically, the richer you are, the more you get. mr gove says that

john: milton friedman? how many of you woke up because of a college course? very few. ron paul? [ cheers and applause ] . john: quite a lot. and finally how many of you got it because when you were in high school, one of your teachers played one of my stossel in the classroom tv shows, and you had a discussion about it. [ cheers and applause ] . john: all right! we have these videos, and people do learn some of these ideas in high school. earlier i asked some of you about this individually. what got you interested in liberty? >> i had a professor who taught paul krugman and milton friedman and i liked friedman better. >> watching ron paul got me interested. >> i came across ron paul. >> ron paul. >> youtube videos on friedman. john: where did you find them? >> i typed it in the search box, and milton friedman came up and i've been hooked. >> i heard about libertarian from you, on fox news. >> my economics and government teacher in high school played your public choice video. these are not the kind of ideas showing up in textbooks that are written nowadays. >> i'm origi

. >> sharnise milton she died several years ago. whoever pulled the trigger, never been caught. news 4 reports. >> reporter: recognized with a stand ovation at the national press club's journal award, the parents of charnice milton, a reporter for capital community news killed may 27th, 2015 as she waited for a bus on good hope southeast. recovering a community meeting for capital news. the parents said the police told them the intended target of the shooting grabbed her and used her for a human shield. >> i never had a chance to make those big by lines, working and waiting for the break when she was tragically taken away from us. >> reporter: police released these atv riders as persons of interest. despite wide dissemination no arrests have been made. milton's express expressed gratitude at the national press club saying it keeps her memory alive. >> i was very excited that her piers recognized her strength and her commitment to the community and how important she was to washington, d.c., and to the world. >> she really much further. she had it in her. it hurts my heart to thin

kenneth and fran seen mcclendon, parents of milton. milton, 27, a reporter for capital community news was shot and killed the night of may 27, 2015 as she waited for a she was returning home after covering a meeting. her parents say police told them the intended target of the shooting grabbed the reporter and used her as a human shield. >> i never had a chance to really make those big by lines, but working alongside, you know, wonderful colleagues all throughout this town and waiting when she was tragically taken away from us. >> dc police released these images of atv riders described as persons of interest in the murder. but despite the wide dissemination of those images, no arrests have been made. her parents expressed gratitude at the recognition saying it keeps her memory alive. >> i was very excited that her peers recognized her strength and her commitment to the community and how important she was to washington, d.c. and to the world. >> i know in my heart she really would have gone so much she had it in her. >> milton's name wil

they took milton wright -- they said milton wright followed a woman off the metrobus last tuesday and then attacked her in her suitland home. now wright and his victim do not know each other. wright is charged with first- degree rape among other things. >>> the sheriff's office has put a name to the body found in a shallow grave in frederick co, he has been identified. hikers found the body back in june. the man was last seen in april. his remains were identified in comparison. the medical examiner has not yet determined how he died. >>> a british judge ordered the critically ill infant charlie gard to be moved to a hospice facility. the decision was issued after his parents and the hospital that was caring for charlie failed to reach an agreement on his final days and how they would play out. the 11-month-old baby has brain damage and unable to move on his own. the ventilator that had been keeping him alive will be removed while in hospice. >>> there are complaints possibly tainted or counterfeit alcohol is making people sick in mexico or causing blackouts. more than three dozen peop

milton's parents expressed gratitude at the national press club saying it keeps her memory alive. >> i was very excited that her piers recognized her strength and her commitment to the community and how important she was to washington, d.c., and to the world. >> i know in my heart that she really would have gone so much further. she had it in her. it hurts my heart to think she won't be there. >> reporter: a further tribute to milton is under way, a bookstore to be named for her that would be the first of its kind east of the anacostia river. at the national press club jackie bensen, news 4. >> 8:16, can you believe it, already nearing the start of school. >> time. i'ea class. i'm ready. >> it also means time for backpacks 4 kids campaign. it happens every year. >> i do love this. it's our annual campaign. it helps to give local students in need a great start out of the gate to a brand-new school year. news 4's prince george county bureau tracee wilkins live at the event. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're out here at the town center. we'll be here until 3:00 p.m. we want

with five young children who are challenging the decision of westminster council to be housed her in milton he upheld westminster‘s ruling. that doesn't kill people years. —— still people with confidence. this community has been ignored. it is time to act and the wishes and views of the people affected in this situation. thanks for joining affected in this situation. thanks forjoining us. a long—awaited report into historical child abuse injersey has delivered a damning verdict on the island's care system. the independent inquiry found there had been failures at all levels for decades and concluded that the states of jersey "proved to be an ineffectual and neglectful substitute pa rent". chief minister senator ian gorst responded to the report by apologising to everyone affected by the scandal. i'm sorry. to all those who suffered abuse in our island over the years. we are here today because children have been abused. because our island' institutions fail children and their families. we failed children who needed our care. who needed to be protected and listen to. too often, children were n

the victim identif ied milton right as her attacker. policethink there could be any victims out there. they're now asking anyone else who may recognize him to come forward. all rides at the ohio state fair are still closed following a malfunction on the fire ball rievmentd the 18 queer old was killed when the ride broke apart in mid air and sent passengers flying off. witnesses described the horrific. the fire ball passed a safety inspection prior to the fair. similar rides at other fairs across the country have been shutdown as a precaution. the remaining rides at the ohio state fair are undergoing a new round of safety inspections. so how do you know a ride is safe at your local county fair? well , the loudon county fairies underway right now. it's organizers say all of the rides there have passed safety inspections. we spoke to fair goers earlier today about if that puts them at ease. it's just the way we were. whether it's at a beach or at any other fair there's always a couple. i think everything seems pretty safe. there's a lot of

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lance barrow, steve milton, our fantastic production and technical team, jim nantz saying so long from the greenbrier until tomorrow. >> ♪ >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a body on fire. that's what workers discovered early this morning in bridesburg and now police are working to unravel this murder mystery as they put the pieces together. philadelphia police are investigateing that gruesome discovery as a homicide at this hour. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us am "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us live outside of the facility where the body was actually discovered. alycia. >> reporter: well, natasha, authorities believe the person who was killed and then set on fire was shot at least eight times. now, workers just find me did make the gruesome discovery this morning in this lot just in front of the facility. now, this lot is far away from the main road and almost all the way around is covered by overgrown trees not to mention in the wee hours of the morning it would have been dark back here.

milton getting heavy rain as well. and in new jersey, cape may as you saw that picture getting pounded, stone harbor, atlantic city getting off light at least a little bit. mays landing still getting some as well. and speaking of heavy rain, we have flash flood warnings across part of the area. severe thunderstorm watch continues in south jersey in delaware. these are flash flood warnings in effect until 7:15. so a lot going on out there. that's why we sent storm ranger 10 out and meteorologist erika martin is live with storm ranger 10. what do you see in there? >> so an exclusive sneak peek into the heart of storm ranger. we have a lot going on in here. we have this exclusive doppler radar which stands in the vertical and horizontal in just 20 to 30 seconds. look at how fast it scanned the atmosphere. very important, especially because. a stationary radar site is not going to have a scan as quickly. 4 to 5 minutes. we're seeing a lot in the atmosphere. a closer look at what's going on. seeing this particular product p

steve milton, lance barrow. long from aying so toronto and congratulations to jhonattan vegas. >> well, tonight we're lorning more about the man shot and killed in haverford township and the possible gunman that may have fired shots before he killed his victims. good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you for join is us. police say the same man suspected of murder in haverford may now be connected to a nearby shooting in philadelphia. eyewitness news reporter heny is live on haverford road near west wynnewood where last night's fatal shooting took place, henry. >> natasha we found out the man was sholt and killed leaving eagle pizza and walking to a friend's apartment in this direction. immediately after the killing please were able to find and put out a picture of a man in a red hoodie. they believe he's a suspect in this case and now haverford township police confirm there's a link to another shooting in the overbrook park section of philadelphia about 45 minutes prior to the kil killing of lee. and w

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in the last six months there have been no further deaths at woodhill prison in milton keynes.es right up to government level learned lessons from this. if changes needed to be made, they should be made. we're waiting here for possibly a statement from thomas morris's family, obviously it is an emotional moment for them. it represents a vindication of theircampaign to have the causes and reasons for thomas's death investigated, and i think they will feel that they have been vindicated in their campaign, trying to highlight problems at woodhill prison. the businessman mike ashley has the told the high court that an investment banker, who says the sports direct boss reneged on a 15 million pound deal struck during a night of heavy drinking, is talking "nonsense". jeffrey blue says mr ashley, who also owns newcastle united, did not stick to a commercial agreement. live to the high court and our correspondent emma simpson who's following the case. i think ithink mike i think mike ashley has just left the court. bring us up to date. he left a few moments ago, after sometimes heated,

would approve. >> he's smiling, he's loving it. >> reporter: for the pbs newshour, i'm tina martin in miltonsachusetts. >> woodruff: and on the newhour online: our politics team recently asked for your best haiku about the health care battle, and you sent in an outpouring of poetic expression. ronnie dugger and dorothy workman sent in our winning poems, which you can read in our "here's the deal" newsletter, that you can sign up to receive in your inbox every week, and on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. and another reminder that robert costa will continue coverage of the most recent white house shake-up and the aftermath of the health care vote, on "washington week," which airs later tonight here on pbs. tomorrow on pbs newshour weekend: india is creating a biometric database of all its citizens using fingerprints and eye scans, but some have raised privacy and security concerns. >> reporter: ajay bushan pandey heads aadhaar, the agency running the identification program. >> we have now reached the figure of 1.15 billion. >> reporter: pandey says the aadhaar project improves national secu

they are confident his remains are there, but this is such a huge site and milton and they have beenh 6500 tonnes and as sad as it is, there is an tonnes and as sad as it is, there is a n exte nt tonnes and as sad as it is, there is an extent to how much you can do? this is a new science for them because they have explored the site as they have been digging down. they have found the rubbish has shifted. they say they have found rubbish thatis they say they have found rubbish that is relevant to the time and place corrie disappeared. they have found artefacts from bury st edmunds, from the week corrie disappeared but the trail has gone cold. they said they didn't search the landfill at the outset, corrie's mother came down to watch the press conference and she said they should have searched the landfill much sooner. have searched the landfill much sooner. but the police said, we were told by the bing company collected by the area where corrie mckeague disappeared only weighed 11 kilograms. they found out five months later it weighed 116 kilograms, which was heavy enough to contain a k

hex signs derive from barn stars and were started by milton hill at the kutztown 19 1952.many festival goers wanted to take his designs, they cut wood circles and hill started painting them and selling them as well and the rest tori is history indeed. speaking of selling. are those quilts on sale? did you get one. >> they're price see. guess how much one is >> i'll listen to your story >> $1 million. >> stop >> i am lying, that is not true. but a lot of money, you'd be shocked. you've seen all the artistry things, but these quilts are pieces of art. and the prices, well, i guess they're not shocking when you really think about how much work goes into them. >> a lot of work >> take a look. >> when the clouds passed and the rain stopped. >> follow the rainbow? into a big old barn where quilt of all colors hang and wait. >> we're proud of what we have. beautiful art pieces in this building >> it's the biggest quilt auction in the country and it's right here in kutztown. >> year after year. >> and we're looking for color. we're looking for design, invasion, taking a traditiona

steve milton, lance barrow. long from aying so toronto and congratulations to jhonattan vegas. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm debra alfarone. it's been exactly one year since water came rushing into ellicott city bringing death and destruction. three people lost their lives. janice parks said the area continues to rebuild brick by brick teaching us the true meaning of the word resilience. >> i remember everything from that night. it was basically burned in my brain. >> reporter: for kali harris the night of june 30th last year is as unforgettable as it is vivid. she shot this video from her third floor apartment watching helplessly as the water got higher and higher. >> all of a sudden i got a call from my friend saying my car was being swept away and i just ran downstairs and i remember seeing the water coming up faster than anything i've ever seen. >> the markings for the flood, they would come in and make sure the buildings were structurally sound. >> reporter: memories of that night still remain on main stre

investigators think the dogs became sick after swimming in a pond at the end of milton road in napa so far no people have been affected you're award to stay airway from any water containing the algae. >>> a bay area tv news ledge has died. van and berg anchored the evening news in the 70s to aids. opening the newscasts good evening and here's what's happening. the veteran newsman covered the patty hertz kidnapping on the as is fashion of a mayor fred van amberg attended berkeley high school and san francisco state. and he worked at kgo tv more fuch much of his court reporter. he was 86. >>> well tonight 17 cats are being nursed back to healthy after being abandoned in vallejo. the manager of the humane society of the north bay was leaving work when he saw this. cats packed in these crates. organized by color or breed. the animals have a variety of health issues many were under fed. the cats will be adoptable. donations are being accepted to help pay for food. okay up next back to the big news regarding steph curry with you also someone with else with the warriors signing a deal or agre

because it will cost you more at two of the world's biggest hotel chains and starting next monday miltonotels and resorts are going to fine anyone who cancels within 48 hours of their reservation, which is a really big difference from their previous policy of 24 hours. customers will lose the price of one night's rental. this new policy only applies to hilton-managed hotels, not franchised ones. meanwhile, marriott international adopted the 48 hour policy last month. >>> more than 500 cafeteria workers at facebook have voted to join a union. the workers who are inside facebook but are contracted out by flagship facility services calling for increased wages and more affordable health benefits. they join other cafeteria workers at several other tech companies as members of united here local 19. >> our hope is that these workers can go home to their families in the afternoon, they can do homework with their dautders and sons, that they can go to baseball practice and be a part of their family like they deserve, like we all deserve. so i think being part of the union will have them inch towa

dogs in the north bay, according to napa county officials, the dogs swam in a pond at the end of miltond and may have also drunk the water. warning signs are posted asking people to avoid the contaminated water. >>> lake tumikal in oakland is still closed from an algae bloom spotted this week. it's unclear when it will reopen. >>> lots of people in the tri- valley are being told add lemon to their drinking water before taking a sip to help hide a nasty taste. kpix5's da lin said the water not only tastes bad, it stinks, too. >> smells like wet dog and it tastes bitter. >> reporter: that's not what you want to taste in your water. >> it's got that musty smell to it. >> reporter: but tens of thousands of people in the tri- valley area started noticing the foul odor about two weeks ago. >> smells rotten like really bad. recent hot weather magnified the problem... the a >> like spoiled a little bit and then the taste is very earthy like it's dirt. >> reporter: the water supplier, alameda county zone 7 water agency, said it received hundreds of complaints. they serve close to a 1/4

hex signs derive from barn stars and were started by milton hill at the kutztown 19 1952.many festival goers wanted to take his designs, they cut wood circles and hill started painting them and selling them as well and the rest tori is history indeed. speaking of selling. are those quilts on sale? did you get one. >> they're price see. guess how much one is >> i'll listen to your story >> $1 million. >> stop >> i am lying, that is not true. but a lot of money, you'd be shocked. you've seen all the artistry things, but these quilts are pieces of art. and the prices, well, i guess they're not shocking when you really think about how much work goes into them. >> a lot of work >> take a look. >> when the clouds passed and the rain stopped. >> follow the rainbow? into a big old barn where quilt of all colors hang and wait. >> we're proud of what we have. beautiful art pieces in this building >> it's the biggest quilt auction in the country and it's right here in kutztown. >> year after year. >> and we're looking for color. we're looking for design, invasion, taking a traditiona

court papers reveal the victim was able to identify milton wright as her attacker. >> the message we really want to get out is this behavior is not tolerated. our detectives stayed up the whole time and didn't rest until they were able to track this guy down and get him off our streets. he's obviously 100 percent not welcome in outer loop our commu. >> reporter: court papers reveal that she had injuries all over her body. live in prince george's county, matt ackland fox5 local news. >> now to a fox5 exclusive. tonight we've learned that northern for a gang that's quickly growing across our area. fox5 has exclusively obtained these internal snapshots from immigration and customs enforcement. the pictures prominently feature ms-13's markings and include images from closed cases that included arrests of gang members best known for drug trafficking robbery and larceny. according to immigration and customs enforcement northern virginia is a hub for the ms-13 gang. in fact, we're told there are between 900 and 1100 ms-13 gang members in the d.c. area alone. >> we need the community's help

workers discovered dangerous levels of blue-green algae at a pond near milton road yesterday afternoon. two dogs died late last month after swimming in that same pond. warning signs are posted around the affected areas. health experts warn to stay away if the water has a lot of algae or scum floating on it. blue-green algae poisoning can cause eye irritation, skin rashes, and flu-like symptoms. this is the fourth case of toxic algae in the bay area. for more information on the area's impacted head to our website at kron four dot com. ( marty ) one person is recovering this morning after a car catches on fire on southbound 6-80 in pleasant hill. this is video sent to us by a kron four viewer. this happened just after 8:30 last night. firefighters were able to put out the fire within minutes. no word yet on what caused the fire. at least one person was taken to the hospital. ( marty ) crews are working to put out the alamo fire in san luis obispo county. the fire has burned more than 28-thousand acres and it has destroyed a home. it is now 94-percent contained. growers say the flames cam

milton next in philadelphia, democrats line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i'd like to make a couple of points about president trump. one of the things that -- when the president wins, usually he makes an all-out effort to reach across the aisle and reach out to his opponent and try to bring the country together. since president trump been in the white house, he has made no effort at all to reach out to the democrats, and he is constantly called names, make up lies about president obama, then he lies. he constantly lies about his plan. and every now and then he still taking shots at hillary clinton. i mean, he is setting the tone. i don't understand how people in this country continue to blast this president. he makes remarks about mika brzezinski on msnbc. he insults women. he insults john mccain. how much -- then republicans always say we need to come together as a country. but when president obama got elected, they did everything they could to undermine him. they even questioned president obama's birth. i mean, he tried to delent mize president obama in t

modern banking. 0liver, telephone engineer from in modern banking. 0liver, telephone engineerfrom miltonallowed to go beyond his limit into an arranged overdraft with extra charges, and it has happened several times. i think the banks allow you to go over your overdraft intentionally because they know they will make money from it. personally, you should not be allowed to go past it, banks should put processes in place so that when you have reached your limit, you have reached your limit, and then not charge you.“ you stray into an arranged overdraft, charges range up to £10 a day, and £15 each time your anchor refuses or pays a direct debit, and up refuses or pays a direct debit, and up to 19% of interest to pay. so you went just up to 19% of interest to pay. so you wentjust a bit more than pounds into the red 16 days, the rbs select account would charge £80, including one refused payment. and at santander, one refused payment. and at sa ntander, £95. one refused payment. and at santander, £95. —— back out compare with the price of taking out a payday loan, which you would expect to bea

also have one goal which was really brought to into the public light in one hundred seventy six when milton friedman won the nobel prize the goal of maximizing short term profits for a few wealthy people regardless of the social and environmental costs i think it's important for us to understand that they only survive and thrive because your listeners buy from them invest in them work for their own women run them and ultimately we have to understand that we're not victims that we have to take the reins and turn this whole system around that sealing us on a global scale here in britain politicians still defend even the nato bombing of libya obviously thousands of drowning maybe today on the ng this was in libya macro many l'ecole in the past twenty four hours meeting the two of the leaders of the three governments now fighting in what was what was once africa's richest half of the country how does that fit in with your thesis in your book that libya intervention supported by uprising is a tradesman you know it shows that what we did in libya what we did in iraq with saddam hussein we overthr

you're going to see colleges that have certain points i mean universe of chicago is a kind of where milton friedman was not you know i'm not i want to get back to this connection between though this denial of science and this denial of education because the denial gary's name wasn't one republican in congress who acknowledges climate change we can there's something going i'll assert there's no denial of the scientific method please please name one rebel we're going to lose in the east area how is a baby relic knowledge of evolution there can be a debate about climate change over what. their science is do to rid of it but what i'm talking about is your specific numbers talked about what's happened over the last two years and flipping this perception of colleges and the one thing that has changed is a complete intolerance toward any idea why it was so that what you're saying is that republicans now think that colleges are not safe spaces for republicans when i haven't even i'm not space and i'm not making jokes that don't lead a republican safe spaces or that people well the republicans don'

about in the campaign, what people wanted to hear, the republican base, they don't want to hear about miltonmics and free trade and entitlement reform, the kind of stuff paul ryan talks about. they wanted to hear abo-- is th kind of an american expediency? >> i think what trump sees in the bannon vision is not a philosophy or an intellectual underw underpinning for trump's ideas. the idea of america first nationalism. who could be against that? and trump with his salesman skills was able to distinguish himself from what bannon and what trump would consider the globalist pro free trade, hawkish, orthodox republicanism that characterized the views of the other 16 candidates more or less in the gop election. and what trump did and bannon certainly helped this was to practice a kind of political arbitrage, he understood that the policies being offered and pushed by the republican matter leaders no longer met the needs of the party's white working class, increasingly rural and isolationist base, and took advantage of that in a way that exposed just how vulnerable the republican party really was.

the blue-green algae was found in a creek near milton road. county health officials say the dogs swam in the water. warning signs have been posted in the area urging swimmers and pets to stay out of the water. the the algae can cause rashes, eye irritation and stomachaches in people and could be fatal for dogs. >>> earlier this week, a lake was close to swimmers and dogs after an outbreak of toxic algae there period it was close much of last summer because of the same problem. park officials say the lake is still open for fishing, picnicking and other recreational activities. >>> still ahead, helping a young boy fighting for his life thousands of miles away. the actions be taken by one young girl in southern california.>>> heartbreaking ending to the despairs of a boy from southern california who has been missing for months. details when we returned. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakou

john milton. it is a really fascinating view of one man's view of the country. >> i thank you for that talk, it was interesting. for -- rananton red for president, he did not say much, but he did say, let us have peace. that was the watchword for his campaign. by that he meant bring the sections together. bring the races together and so forth and so on. rosencrantz, who had been in the war thought it would be a good lee might robert e. say about the prospects for the union in the election and so forth. so he met with lee and some other generals at white sulfur springs, convinced them to write a letter. lee, who signed the letter and was sort of the lead voice said yes, we are all for union again. we are all for bringing the country together again. what we don't want is black rule. i think that is what you are up against. encourage southerners who said, it is not going to happen. was one who:lee talked about the restoration of the union, not the reconstruction. this whole question of peace is to be

milton at 82 and look at the beaches. 83 here and 82 at dewy beach.emperatures, we took a dive here. by thursday a high was only 75 yesterday. we are going up to around 87 today and up near 90 degrees tomorrow. and sunday down a little bit. there is the remnants of the line coming off the shore. nothing more than a couple of isolated showers this afternoon with temperatures getting well into the 80s then possible showers coming in this evening. this is different computer model than i showed you a half hour ago. you don't have to cancel your plans just keep an eye to the sky and check out our apps so you can get the radar all weekend. so there's that brief shower on saturday near it 90 degrees. you can see it but it's less likely at the jersey shore. on sunday nothing but sunshine. just a spectacular day. high temperatures in the mid-80s but very low humidity. it's going to be a gorgeous gorgeous day. now, at the beaches a pretty good weekend. warmer weather on saturday. we'll have a land breeze. it will be hot and then sunday the humidity really goes

if a free market economists and milton friedman, somebody like that were here right now our friend jeff, is he still around? is he still spreading his wisdom and? what would they say now to you? c they would say i'm a trotskyite. >> would they still insist that the market is a rational mechanism and self-correcting etc., etc.? >> after 2000 that's a tough argument to make. i think that whole model of a rational economic actor has been phrase in academia but the whole idea of behavior economics, we are not rational, we are all crazy and the idea that you can model an economy based on rational act there's is voodoo. >> steve i would have thought the best examples of egregious ceo pay were in private companies rather than public companies and you are saying that these egregious pay levels in public companies were one is stealing from shareholders and the other is a big gap from the shareholder which seems to be the match -- much bigger problem because the shareholder does have the ability to change ceo pay. not easy but the reason the private equity claims, one big reason they claim to be

with rain friday night and into early saturday and may need a chance to dry out. 87 in renten. 84 in milton lewis. beautiful weather at the delaware beaches. they got slammed with heavy rain, too. the temperatures for us near 90. for the next three days we are not talking about near 100. we are talking about closer to 90. humidity going up slowly. and the rain will be isolated. afternoon thunderstorms pretty much starting on wednesday. so i have it in the forecast at least in the chance category. you see the chance right at the bottom of your screen for your neighborhood. i don't think we will be seeing anything widespread until towards the end of the week and very beginning of the weekend. we have fair skies right now. some showers in northwestern pennsylvania. keep an eye on those and then the main area is in the middle of the country. as we go through the night tonight and into tomorrow looks dry. on wednesday the humidity is starting to come up. so a few showers start popping up. this computer model is showing you the general area of showers developing. don't want to make it seem like e

we go back as far as john milton, all the way to a happened a few months ago.opefully you get from thism you have a sense of what happened and why you feel so bad about it and what you can do about it. -- on thisdo you say network we listen to all sides, to the person that lives in the right state -- red state that says "there they go again." she is not a conservative, she has no idea why we like this guy, what do you say to them? brooke: it is an absolutely fantastic question, honestly, i do not get asked it enough. i am utterly transparent in this book. i talked about the anxiety that is felt by the non-trump of voter. i talked about how he was and the foundational principles on which we all construct our independent spoke realities. how those fundamental principles were violated, broken, did not seem to work anymore creating ofs cosmic, primal screen distress. i will also argue that you cannot taste your individual world back together unless you know what is going on in the other world. that there is a highway of infinite realities. as many as are our americ

it's dean, milton berle, jackie gleason, you know, it's the guys. but variety is what i know.rzan ] >> she had been so good on the garry moore show, she always knew she could sing and dance and be funny. >> on my show, i would do prat falls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face, and it was heaven. >> you know, i still see a rerun of "carol burnett show" and i think, god, damn, they're funny. there has never been a better three-wall sketch show ever. >> she was great in bed, too, dickey, remember? >> you never went to bed -- >> well. >> not supposed to curtsy, you're supposed to bow. well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey. here's tim with our own harvey korman as a brand new dentist with his very first patient. we used to have a pool back stage, not as to whether harvey was going to break up, but how far he could get along in the sketch before he broke up. >> novocaine. okay here. novocaine. take a firm hold of the hypodermic needle. right. >> they never knew what he was going to do. but they knew it was

we go back as far as john milton to what happened two months ago. and you get hopefully at the end of it you have a sense of what happened, why you feel so bad about it and maybe a few hints what you can do about it? peter: so what do you say -- and i on this network we listen to all sides to the person that lives in the red state and says, there they go again? she's new york centric. she's not a conservative. she has no idea why we like this guy. what do you say to them? brooke it's an absolutely fantastic question and i don't get it asked enough. i am utterly france parent in this book. i -- utterly transparent in this book. i talk about the non-trump voter. i talk about how he was perceived and the foundational principles on which we all construct our independent bespoke realities, how those fundamental principles were violated, were broken, didn't seem to work anymore, creating this cosmic prime scream of istress. i will also argue that you cannot taste your individual world back together unless you know what is going on in the other world. that

we have 59 for milton. 59 for lincoln. 59 for millboro.comfortable night, but still a little chilly for some. radar and satellite, mostly clear to clear skies. high and dry conditions, because we have an area of high pressure. out west, it's a that is samass. tomorrow, notice all these sunny icons. high tomorrow, 89 degrees. we like that. chestnut hill, 86 for you. easton at 87. egg harbour township, 86 for you. dover, your expected high 85 degrees. a little childy for the overnight low, 59 degrees. the potential heat wave with 90s on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. but notice here, i did have to add the threat of a late night pop-up shower. i do think this is going to be after midnight, overnight into predawn hours. p.m. chance of showers late wednesday. tracking the threat of thunderstorms on friday and saturday. mainly dry conditions. i'm just being nitpicky. follow us on social updates. now here's danny with sports. >>> the phillies made a myriad of moves ahead of the trade deadline. here from the gm on how the returns of those deal a

the dogs died last week after swimming in a pond at the end of milton road. warning signs have been posted urging people and pets to stay out of the water. the algae can cause stomach aches and people and can be fatal for dogs. >> bolero is suing pg&e over a power outage. the outage foresee emergency shutdown of the refinery. that led to flaring in order to release a dangerous chemical buildup. they say the facility was out of service for more than one month and it suffered $75 million in damage. they say they've hired a firm to review the outage. >>> chris christie under fire for spending time at a beach that was closed to the public. what the governor is saying about pictures of him and his family at that state beach. >>> a sit in at the state capital. how the california nurses association is turning up the heat over the single-payer health plan. >>> frightening moments in boston where a taxicab slammed into a group of dealers near logan airport. 10 people were injured. investigators say a 56-year-old driver jumped the curb and hit a taxi stand were drivers

the pond is located at the end of milton road in napa and is part of the napa sonoma marshes wildfiree green algae poisoning is most common in pets because they tend to drink the water. people can also suffer serious health issues from the algae. >>> some popular santa cruz beaches are open. people were banned from going in the water after a shark took a bite out of a man's kayak. he says he was a quarter mile past steamer line when he thinks a great white took a bite out of his boat. he said he fell out and couldn't climb back in. a fisherman pulled him out ten minutes later. some beach goers are worried about sharks, but not everyone is. >> i'm more worried about drowning than things like that than the sharks, you know. >> i don't want to get bit by a shark. and i don't want them to get bit by a shark. >> the ban was supposed to remain in place through tomorrow but the city lifted it a day early. hope everyone stays safe out there. it will be a beautiful day to go to the beach, at least in santa cruz. >>> yeah, i actually have a look at your temperature trend for santa cruz. you're