so marilyn monroe m -- i think everybody can picture her. i open that chapter with her singing to jfk in new york city, madison square garden, on his birthday. and if you look it up on youtube, you can see this video of her coming out in a sequinned dress glittering from head to toe. it was reportedly sewn onto her. it just was just marilyn in this dress sparkling, and out she came, and she sang. and just a few months later, she was gone at age 36. and marilyn monroe despite this glamorous and vivid and seductive appearance that she had on stage and that i think we all remember and conjure up, she was a very, very, very troubled woman. she was -- her childhood is where it started. it was very difficult for her. she was born to a mom who also had some mental health conditions, could not care for the baby and took her -- she was then norma jean was her name, marilyn's name, and she took her at just two weeks old, she was taken to a foster home where she lived for about seven years. and in about the seventh year, her mother took her back and tr

fairly busy strep of northwest off 16 street and just norm of columbia heights you're looking at monroe street and but it was 4:00 in the morning and yesterday sunday when that victim awoman is walking down monroe street and grabbed around the shoulders by a suspect. he forced her into a white work van where two other men waited in the van. police say she was asoughted and robbed and eventually the victim was let out a few miles away neighborhood also northwest d.c.. and here where this all started monroe street neighbors say they're on edge following a string of violent crimes. >> there's a couple of incidents that happened on the adjoining blocks in the last few months. so make sure you think you may want to get a security camera. >> since thanksgiving there's probably three instances where one of our neighbors called us. i was out of town and she called and left a message and was just alerting us. >> yeah it seems like there's specific hot spots where people are hit and where they mug people and non life threatening injuries and at this point police have yet to release the report and

so too was the contraband camps the first switch of took place at fort monro. as the first of many contraband camps, the camp spread wherever the union army went out the occupied. there is specific places were emancipation began for nearly half a million former slaves. contraband camps black men, women, children sought refuge from slavery. they found it in the basic sense of escaping their owners grasp but the environments both natural and man-made they encountered their mate for "troubled refuge". when the commonwealth of virginia left the union in 1861 fort monro remained in the hands of the u.s. army and it was to that army that three enslaved men ran on may 20 third, 1861. making themselves the business of general butler. there's more to the story butler and his contraband decision in the lives of the three men that meets the eye. we'll look at both later. in chapter three if you're counting. but a brief a brief outline goes like this, shepherd, david were put to work building fortifications. when they learn that their owner the confederate plan to remove t

nbc 10 in bartonsville, monroe county. crews are using the snow plow. >> warming up in university city. the rain is coming down in sheets at the university of pennsylvania. >>> santa was in need of an umbrella tonight. a sparse crowd was on hand for the township municipal building for tonight's christmas tree lighting ceremony. the cold and rain weren't enough to dampen anyone's christmas spirit, though. >> we have live team coverage. we begin with sheena. any neighborhoods still seeing snow? >> the snow is really moving out for the poconos. they were the last ones to see the snow and the first ones to see the snow. it's moved out of the area. now we're just left with lighter rainfall. the snow did just recently end and some of our snowfall totals from the poconos, our highest amount in mount pocono at 5 inches of snow. that's that higher elevation snow that tends to accumulate more. if you are around the long pond area, in parts of the poconos, mostly monroe county, 3.5 inches there. straussburg, 3.1 inches. lehigh over a

that is falling in carbon and monroe counties. while it has turned over to rain, even that is starting to taper off across the rest of the region, do still have winter weather advisory until 4:00 this afternoon, including carbon, monroe count counties, headed up toward the i80 interchange, pair of four's, current temperature outside philadelphia international airport at this hour. we are into the upper 40's, out in atlantic city, as well, colder compare comparison, but has warmed up enough it hence the snow and ice turn over to rain. up in the mountains, don't expect to rebounds out of the 30's, although again, thankfully, all of this mess is clearing out of here. and then, we have to turn our focus to the cold and the wind, that waits in the wings behind this. much more on that just a little later in the show, jim? >> thanks, katie. well the tributes continue to pour in for hollywood legend, debbie reynolds. reynolds died yesterday at the age of 84 just one day after the death of her daughter, actress and author, carrie fisher. f

we're dealing with lingering showers, as we take a peak at carbon and monroe counties, a few scattered snow showers lingering. steadiest is pushing into portions of south jersey. take a look at the snow left behind, a live shot from one of our poconos cameras up in cam he will back. fresh snow on the ground. good news for the ski resorts, definitely has been an active day in the poconos region. five inches reported so far in mount pocono. three and a half inches in long pond, two and a half in strauss berry. 1.2 in lee heighten where a winter advisory remains in effect. coming up for your morning commute and an arctic blast to tell you about coming up. >>> developing at least 20 people have been killed after an earthquake in indonesia. officials say buildings collapsed after the 6.4 magnitude quake. this happened in the same area devastated by an earthquake and tsunami in 2004. but there's no threat of a tsunami tonight. >> we know the name of the new jersey state trooper 10 the driver both killed in a crash on route 55. the head-on collision happened last night in millville cumberland

on monroe street in columbia heights, several house essay peer to be lined with surveillance l cameras, but neighbors we spoke with say that's not enough deterrence. they say they're on edge following oa string ever violet crimes. there's not much traffic here on this street. what you see right now, there's real who the spots, block by block and certain places are better. we're aware of that. we've lived here for about 10 years and this is -- these sort of incidents don't happen with that regularity. the victim was dropped off and according to police she's gote's knob life threatening injuries. police have yet to release anles official report or disclose any more detaste as to what exactly took place in that reason.at r however, that kidnapping has taken this neighborhood by surprise.pris live tonight in woodly park, marina maracco, fox5 local news. > let's taw back outside, a live look there at the washington monday up, a little chilly out there, but guess what, we're going to see a warmup this week.k. let's check in with sue palka for the very latest. >> yesterday, was 67-degrees and

right now, skiers getting the most out of their holiday vacation, by this time tomorrow, carbon, monroe counties will be under winter weather advisory. >> chopper three over route one in bucks county where we caught penndot's brine trucks getting the roads ready so you can get to where you need to go, snow or no snow. so who will get it and when? >> let's get a first look at the forecast, meteorologist, katie fehlinger in the weather center guys, really is the thing. you've got to talk location, location, location, when talking about who gets what, when it gets here. generally the time something pretty much consistent. but because we are going to see this next system arrive later tonight, especially tomorrow morning, it comes with a timing such that you will have enough cold air in some places, to support some snow, and in other places just going to be seeing some rain. we will really break those details down through the course of the show. if you are just tuning in, get out the door, i want to do that for you here. storm scan3, pretty quiet. lingering clouds over the city of philadelph

we're dealing with lingering showers, as we take a peak at carbon and monroe counties, a few scatterednow showers lingering. steadiest is pushing into portions of south jersey. take a look at the snow left behind, a live shot from one of our poconos cameras up in cam he will back. fresh snow on the ground. good news for the ski resorts, definitely has been an active day in the poconos region. five inches reported so far in mount pocono. three and a half inches in long pond, two and a half in strauss berry. 1.2 in lee heighten where a winter advisory remains in effect. coming up for your morning commute and an arctic blast to tell you about coming up. >>> developing at least 20 people have been killed after an earthquake in indonesia. officials say buildings collapsed after the 6.4 magnitude quake. this happened in the same area devastated by an earthquake and tsunami in 2004. but there's no threat of a tsunami tonight. >> we know the name of the new jersey state trooper 10 the driver both killed in a crash on route 55. the head-on collision happened last night in millville cumberland c

freezing rain advisories for could be on, monroe counties, until 11:00.shore. worse of it this morning on the roads, ice potential in the poconos. other than just rain, will start to slow things down, much better tonight, partly cloudy skies, christmas day, nice and quiet. lot of sunshine. let's time things out. through 9:00 you see lots of heavy rain through the city potentially. yes, there is decent soaking rain developing across the region, little pink showing up there indicating the light freezing rain, mount pocono, but by noontime, most of the rain starting to move off shore. still, continues across eastern new jersey, but by 2:00 or so, it is off the coast. now seeing the skies break up little bit. sunshine possible late this afternoon, this evening, looks good. tomorrow, christmas morning, waking up early, no problems, sunny skies, little chilly, temps in the three's, afternoon nice rebounds, upper 50s, maybe 50 degrees in some spots. christmas day. rainfall amounts, like i said, decent soaking rain, areas to the north, maybe little less, quarter

monroe carter. mr. donald ritter was a corporal in the united states army. his unit was responsible for monitoring and providing security for railroads around western europe. colonel james -- a private the army as in 1940 two and retired as a colonel in 1972. he participated as the leader of an infantry platoon. as the intelligence officer -- mr. sanford served in the united states army during world war ii and was signed as a quartermaster specialist. the united states army air corps after graduating from high school in 1942. assigned to the 51st fighter squadron of the 10th air force. and our last veteran today was drafted into the army in 1941. he served as the first wave of troops to hit on d-day. there was a sharpshooter firing down. firing of the men was so severe, later he was found -- that metalwearing for the last 70 years. it is time to introduce the master of ceremonies. the weekday morning news anchor. throughsee him monday friday on wake up washington. a local emmy nomination for primetime special. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen. sot a beau

>> at 15, monroe's involvement in gang violence changed his life forever. >> they say you have a gun, you're going to use it, and it did happen. we was just with a girl having fun, talking. i seen somebody walking by. we had a confrontation and i asked him some questions about his gang affiliation, if he had problems with my gang or my street, or the red, period, the color red, and he said yes, and me trying to prove myself to my peers like, yeah, okay, i'll show you that i'm down, and i reacted. and i shot him six times. and i ended up murdering him for basically a color. >> i never planned to commit a robbery. he never planned for his future to be doing a murder. he never planned for his life to be committing attempted murder. it all came about by the behavior and the lifestyle we chose. say you do a robbery. what do you think going to happen? >> if you get caught, then you're going to juvie. >> what about your mom? what you think going to happen to her? >> she gonna be sad and cry. >> and hurt. >> and hurt. yeah. >> and you shaking your head so you know that can happen to your moth

but they were obviously very close with miss monroe. she was illiterate, but the president after he left office used to send her money but afterwards she got other people to write the letters and was a great letter from him to her saying i'm not sure this is even you writing for me. so cat was the first simeese cat in america whose name was ms. pussy. the naval affairs room at the capit capitol. one of the things about washington i love, you're always in the midst of history. this room is fairly unchanged except above the boadoor. they planned a painting for there but the artist got in a spat and painted it out because they wouldn't pay him adequately. another bad story about artists. i have reconstructed the painting and put it back. now here's another fantastic interior in washington. more modern history. i hope some of you recognize it. this is really the grandest staircase in the town. this is at the temple at the scottish rite on the corner of f street and 16th street. by pope. he threw everything he had at this building and took i

but up toward carbon, monroe county as we showed you this, winter weather advisory for possibility of a couple inches of snow. as this rotate as way there will be strictly just rain in the early afternoon before it is done, by, friday we will start to see maybe a few flurries picking up with the northwest wind flow but looking at best snow chances for thursday morning, you got to go far north and west. very likely will be a mix, if anything, through even chester , montgomery, bucks counties and farther south east of that just don't bank on any snowflakes at all. down the shore it is just rain that is story from most of you on philadelphia on south. chillies back to set stage for this, pat. we are back to a dose of reality despite the sun, 44 degrees. >> little bit of snow, in the area, i can deal with that. we had 60's yesterday, why not a lit built of snow. this is vine, if i like to take a brisk walk or jog it is wide opened, they have reopened up at 5:00 a.m. with overnight construction. it is back after two nights off. lets go to the new jersey, construction 295 north bound ramp t

winter weather advisory for two-4 inches every accumulation in carbon, monroe counties, where they welcomet for the ski resort, anyway. but these are the cold temperatures we have out there right now. only degree above freezing in lancaster, and here in philadelphia, in the two's to the north of us, only 31 degrees in millville. and 30 in atlantic city. so initially you will get some snow probably, but quickly changing over to rain, just during the inbetween period that it could be very slippery. 33 degrees in philadelphia, with windchill of 29. eventually we get into the mid 40's, for our high temperature. and it rains at least through lunchtime. maybe even little longer. that's your thursday planner. from the weather authority, now, the roads have been brine already, we will tell but that, for most every these accident we have this morning, the roads have been dry, so there is that disable vehicle, on i95 southbound, just after the columbus boulevard exit. with the left lane blocked there. an accident in maple shade causing a lot of problems on route 73 northbound at high street. a tract

this is miss monroe doing a pose like mommy. >> seth: there is miss monroe rocking it out.ackground? >> she never does this. he usually takes over and makes the whole thing his show. that night she was on fire. >> seth: well, there you go. i think they have a very bright future. this is very exciting too. are you going on tour with lionel richie? >> yeah. we're going on tour. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] i spoke to him the other day. and it's really great, 'cause he's so legendary and it's just kind of like my little moment to be there. and you know, have some fun and see some fans. >> seth: i just met lionel richie for the first time earlier this year. that man looks fantastic. he is the definition of ageless. >> is he really? >> seth: yeah, you know. why are you asking me? am i the expert on lionel richie in this sleigh? >> well, who's -- never mind. [ laughter ] >> seth: i can't think of a better time to have you here than at christmas time. having you here back in new york city. i know you have to get to aspen. but thank you for making time for us here. >> thank you. y

so in 1962 he did the marilyn monroe canvassing which were done just after her suicide. then he selects jacqueline kennedy when she is going through this very public loss. and part of that focus is that her face was everywhere. so warhol said the same thing about marilyn monroe when she passed that her face was all over the media and on the front page of all kind of newspapers. same thing with jacqueline kennedy. the loss became very public. so warhol in a way is really sealing that moment in time and even when we look at them now they still have that very erie sense of mourning to them. >> we're in the next gallery here on the sixth floor of the museum. we're looking at an array of brilo boxes and campbell's soup box that warhol made in 1964. these are iconic works for warhol. it is one of the first adventures he took or ventures that he took in sculpture. and they are fascinating because they play with this idea of the ready-made. the idea that any object is already a sculpture in itself. and that this idea of the gallery giving it value. but warhol's pieces are more p

they have one that's called the monroe lennox, they're named for their original owners. and they have one, surprisingly enough. >> a three quarter view? >> no, i think it's a full one. i may have to look again. you know the one i'm talking about. >> but when they took down the landsdown at the portrait gallery, they replaced it with a three quarter. >> from gw? >> a private collection. >> oh, okay. before i give out the other one, give me time to think of another question. do you guys have any questions for me? ma'am? >> do you have any commentary on national gallery of art paintings? >> of washington? since we're talking about washington. let's stick with the washington. i mentioned the athenaeum is there, both of george and martha. the landsdown is there. i don't know what other ones are there. i suspect they have quite a few. but no, i couldn't tell you. you're reminding me i need to go back. >> what about the portrait gallery? >> i'm sorry, the portrait gallery. sir? >> you mentioned that gilbert stuart used this one painting as a model for others. how long would it

, the wife of president james monroe, their daughter played the first lady role in washington becauseas not well and her name was eliza hay and nobody could stand her and ivanka might read up on eliza before taking that role because she was mean to the women of washington and they didn't take it well. >> they don't like that very much. >> no. >> great to have you here. >> wonderful to be with you. thanks so much. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up here tonight, a college group decides to call out some anti-trump professors and the students end up accused of mccarthyism. we'll show you what's going on there. a professor and a member of the student group both here coming up next. the holidays should bring joy. so why are you still putting up with complicated cash back cards? some cards limit where you earn bonus cash back to places they choose... quicksilver keeps it simple.s every fe with quicksilver you always earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. 'tis the season for simple. what's in your wallet? ♪ >>> whthe president and vice president, again, one of the most

, the wife of president james monroe, their daughter played the first lady role in washington becausenroe was not well and her name was eliza hay and nobody could stand her and ivanka might read up on eliza before taking that role because she was mean to the women of washington and they didn't take it well. >> they don't like that very much. >> no. >> great to have you here. >> wonderful to be with you. thanks so much. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up here tonight, a college group decides to call out some anti-trump professors and the students end up accused of mccarthyism. we'll show you what's going on there. a professor and a member of the student group both here coming up next. once i heard i was going to be a park ranger, i got really excited. gabe's obviously really sick. and there's a lot that he isn't able to do, and make-a-wish stepped in. we had to climb up the mountain to get the injured hiker. he fell from, like, a rock. he's been the one that has been rescued so many times. he said to me, "today, i got to be the hero." (avo) the subaru share the love event has helped g

you aspire to be james monroe? i don't know. you can aspire not to be james buchanan. q&a,nday night, onto robert strauss talks about james buchanan in his latest book, "worst president ever." differentiation presidents,bad washington, lincoln, fdr are always at the top of the surveys . they were decisive men. you cannot come to the top of the ladder and not be decisive. buchanan was a waffler. james polk hated him for being a waffler. always back and forth. that is how he was as president. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q and a." ♪ [applause] ♪ >> the presidential inauguration of donald trump's friday, january 20. c-span will have live coverage of all of the days events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. ♪ >> we have been meeting and talking with some of the new members of the 115th congress, here's is an interview with one of the incoming freshman. elect andytative biggs representing arizona. a republican, replacing matt hammond, a republican who has a long history in the house. what ad

. >> reporter: amber monroe has two children who were patients here. >> i feel sick that my children were that close to that and i didn't even know. >> reporter: nbc10 has learned the state medical board has him posed an impede suspension of dr. kennedy based on the charges. today amber monroe was picking up her children's shot records and is moving to a new doctor. >> reporter: we talked to other parents who are also moving to a new doctor, a process that's not always easy, logistically or emotionally. >> mary cannon has six children, the oldest two know about what happened. >> my 17-year-old is disgusted, she's absolutely disgusted because she knows that she was supposed to see him on monday and we didn't see him. >> reporter: she says her 13-year-old is trying to process it and knows there will be more questions in the days ahead. now one family i spoke with said they do plan to stay here because they like the nurse practitioners and as for those leaving, they told us they were upset it's going to cost them $25 per child to transfer their records. we weren't able to verify that nu

see this, her name is marilyn monroe, and you're going to monroe." and they're okay with it. but in a year or two they're something else and that's the arms race. >> stephen: they will, absolutely. by the time they become teenagers, you'll be lucky if they talk to you, of course,. >> understood. >> stephen: your costume is, "you two are invisible." and we're going to go have fun. ( laughter ) we've got to take a little brk. don't go no way-- >> don't go no way. >> stephen: don't go away. we'll be right back with more ? you could spend the next few days weeding through w2s, pay stubs and bank statements to refinance your home. or you could push that button. sfx: rocket launching. cockpit sounds. skip the bank, skip the paperwork, securely share your financial info and confidently get an accurate mortgage solution in mis. lift the burden of getting a home loan with rocket mortgage by quicken loans. (whisper) rocket mom's got this cold. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a breathe right strip. it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more tha

"its just beautiful i too today and made a snow angel" patricia monroe has been waiting... "27:26 having fun playing with my blue toy 30" for the white stuff... " here comes another plow" she has to move...to make way for the trucks. "28:04 i do not want another ticket and i do not want my car towed again 28:06" the department of public works announcing an overnight snow removal operation for the city. it activates the four inch rule.. "if you see a four inch rule sign you can not park on that park on the odd numbered side of the street tonight by 11 pm. and on the even side by 11pm monday. night. so this is the odd side night martha wasserman and her husband making sure they're following the rules. "22:59 all the other parking restrictions are still enforced 23:00" because for these east siders, nothing can ruin their winter wonderland. "22:11 so it was happy memories" this is what you want to be on the lookout for. posted signs on the streets. officials say those are the instructions you should follow. if you do not see a sign, you can check your specific street regulations on our webs

aspire to be james monroe? would you can do is aspire buchanan.james >> historian robert straws talks on q&a about james buchanan's residency in his latest book "worst president ever: the least of the lesser presidents." >> i think the differentiation of good presidents and bad presidents, washington and fdr always at the top of the list. they were decisive man. you cannot climb to the top of the letter and not be decisive. buchanan was a waffler. he always went back and forth on decisions. that is how he was as president. bags sunday night on c-span's q&a. on c-span,ay washington journal is next. and to and :00 a.m., education secretary john king. at noon, a look at sanctuary cities and immigration laws. at 2:30 p.m., federal reserve chair janet yellen talks about monetary policy. coming up, congressman and transportation secretary on their efforts to reduce the influence of money in politics. at eight: 20 a.m., our guess is former florida senator and bob graham. chair at nine :00, spotlight on magazines featu

we'll zoom into carbon and monroe county, there you see the snow falling and it is a state snowfall and again we do expect it to continue. temperatures not warming while this precip is there for the poconos. now we're looking at lehigh and berks county, we could see sleet mixing in, or wintry mix or a chance later on this evening for brief snow showers, take thing for berks county, rock land, hamburg, near redding at this point, possibly seeing some wintry mix now moving into the area and developing with temperatures starting to cool quite a bit. so aside from the rain, we're also looking at reports of sleet coming through and the wintry mix for this evening. with all that possible, be careful driving because those conditions will be creating some slick roads for the rest of tonight. now berks county and montgomery county, seeing some fairly heavy rainfall, right across 476 and upper bucks county, and even parts of buckingham and parts of lower bucks county, you would could see a little bit of wintry mix, maybe a little bit of sleet trying to move into trenton that extends into the phil

you aspire to be james monroe? i don't know.buchanan. >> historian robert strauss talks about james buchanan's presidency in his latest book "worst president ever: james buchanan." >> i think the differentiation of this president and that president, washington, lincoln, fdr, always have to be in the survey sister he and's take. they were decisive men. you cannot climb to the top of the ladder and not be decisive. james paul came to james cannon for being a waffler as secretary of state. he always went back and forth on decisions. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 ." . eastern on c-span's "q&a >> next on american history tv, we hear from three medal of honor recipients from the vietnam war and the war in afghanistan. the medal of honor ac highest honor for valor given for combat. hosted by the americans veteran center. get underht, let's way. another panel for our conference. this is an understatement. we moderate this panel on the moderate -- to moderate this panel on the medal of honor, i would like to introduce the chief officer

in 2011, reynolds sold marilyn monroe's white subway dress at auction for $4.6 million. ♪ singing islebration >> she never quit performing. she stepped away from film for her career, she performed on stage and nightclubs. she had several tv roles, playing the mother in the 2013 emmy winning tv movie "behind the candleabra." her work recognized when the screen actors guild honored debbie reynolds with the lifetime achievement award. reynolds said she loved every minute she spent in show business in her auto biography. she credits the love for her friends and family for her percenta personal and professional resill yen as i. it is that spark and humor that reynolds will be remembered for. >> i love you. good night. >> and speaking of a family sense of humor as we look at debbie reynolds star on the hollywood walk of fame, you may know that carrie fisher's service dog has his own twitter account. 20,000 followers. this morning, it says if carrie were here, i bet she would make a joke it would be just like her mom to upstage her even in death. >> i was thinking the same thing. that humor

police say a woman was walking down monroe street when a man grabbed her and into a white van with two other men inside. she was assaulted and robbed and driven to woodley park. that's where police say the suspect dropped her off. >> very shocking. >> neighbors who live around here say they are prepared to >> mindful of what time i go out and try not to go out with myself. >> some folks say they will also be more proactive in making sure other neighbors are aware of what's happening in the community. >> there are a lot of e e-mail groups you can get on for mount pleasant. >> investigators say u this woman is expected to be okay. they are working with her to get more information about the suspect. but all we know at this point is that they are in their late 30s. police want to hear from anyone who has information about this case. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald reporting, thank you. >>> we're still two days away from the winter solstice. many areas of the country are dealing with extreme cold. in chicago temperatures dipped to 13 below this morning. the windchills were reaching 30 bel

monroe carchur. [ applause ] mr. donald ren erp was a corporal in the united states army and served in germany. france, and belgium. he was assigned to the 140th traffic regulation battalion. responsible for monitoring and providingings security for the railroads throughout western europe during the war. ladies and gentlemen, mr. donald renner. cornell james riffys is a purple heart veteran. he entered as a private in 1942 and retired in 1972. he participated in the battle of okinawa as the leader of an infantry platoon and kmaernd of a company and intelligence officer and plans operations officer of infantry battalion. colonel james riffy ladies and gentlemen. [ applause ] mr. sanford debuis served in world war ii. assigned as a quarter master specialists. he was stationed in japan during the war. ladies and gentlemen, mr. stanford debous. mr. frank etinger, joined air force shortly after graduating from high school in 1942. frank was shipped overseas to 1944 tote china bure burma indi assigned to a 51st squadron of

in 2011 sold marilyn monroe's white subway dress at auction for $4.6 million.lso never quit performing. though stepped away from film for much of her career, continued to entertain on broadway stages and la vegas night clubs. in addition several tv roles. playing lib rachy's mother in the 2013 emmy winning "behind the candle abra" the wide array with honor of lifetime achievement award. reynolds said she loved every minute she spent in show business in her autobiography "unsinkable." >> i paid 20,000 bucks for this sucker. it is that spark and sense of humor along with talent that reynolds will be remembered for. >> i love. thank you. >> and of course we're going to continue the conversation on this. live via skype from lake tahoe. contributor for access hollywood live. and thanks to boechlk you for big with us here. difficult conversation. another person lost in the entertainment world. fans and friends across the globe trying to come to terms with the loss of debbie reynolds just one day after the death of her daughter carrie fisher, tragedy of the family los

in 2011, she sold marilyn monroe's dress at auction for $4.6 million. ♪ singing is my celebration >>t performing. she stepped away from film, reynolds continued to entertain on broadway and vegas nightclubs. in addition, reynolds had several tv roles. playing the mother in the tv movie "beyond the candleabra." the scereen actors guild awarde debbie reynolds with the lifetime achievement award. she credits the love for friends and family for personal and professionalresill yens as i. it is her talent that reynolds will be remembered for. >> i love you. good night, everybody. thank you. >> and right now in hollywood, candles burning at debbie reynolds star along the walk of fame. her dying one day after her daughter, perhaps, it is all just meant to be. joe and alison. >> thank you, paul. >> and joining us now by phone from los angeles is actor, writer, producer carl reiner. he starred with her in the thriller "the gazebo." carl, thank you for joining us. >> what a sad, sad, sad, sad day. i can't believe it. cannot believe it. >> i agree with you. what went through your mind when you h

have whiplashes on my back from negotiations and late of all our listing team michael and meekly monroe a bunch of people blow them that whole team worked out flawlessly i want to recognize those people if we can give them a round of applause. >> (clapping.) >> that's it enjoy yourselves we'll dig up dirt and starts start th construction. >> okay. here it comes we got everybody we're good got one? you release you all get the dirt right >> 1, 2, 3

things got tight, mike monroe with the nice stutter-step move. bucks up 78-74. joe harris would hit this big-timeri nets up 82-81. 97.94 on this play, then john hanson with the thunderous dunk. he led the bucks with 20 points. milwaukee with back-to-back wins with a 112-103 win today. >>> in college hoops, badgers had a win over oklahoma earlier today at nigel hayes with the miss. cal ooel iverson grabs the rebound and finishes it with the dunk in the paint and the foul. the sooners coming up. they're driving, they get the alley-oop dunk to go. they're up six. later on, nigel hayes going to knock down the triple, sooners up at the break, 40-37. second half, veto brown going to find his man nigel hayes. badgers up ethan, he drains it. 60-58. wisconsin got a big game from nigel hayes. he's going to drain the long-range three at 28 points. the badgers outscore the sooners. wisconsin wins, 92-70. >>> quarter finals between white water with john nico for a nine-yard touchdown pass. john carroll wins 31-14. >>> tiger woods getting ready for the third round in the baha

now back over on monroe street where it started there is alarm to. you talk to those folks out there right now and you may well hear what we heard today a lot of people saying they do not feel safe in their neighborhood as they used to. >> there's a couple of incidents that happened block of the adjoining blocks in the last few months. so you may want to get a security camera. >> since thanksgiving there were three instances where one of the neighbors called us i was out of town and she called and left a message and she was alerting us. >> seems like there's specific hot spots where people are hit. and you know where they mugged people and specifically there. >> d.c. police is filing crimes task force tonight this is classified this as an unarmed kidnapping and a violent offense in a forced robbery. police say that they were not available to talk to us about this on camera tonight but they are saying if there's anyone out there tonight who has information about the kidnapping give them a call. we're live in woodly park tonight, tom fitzgerald, "fox5

in 2011, reynolds sold marilyn monroe's white subway dress at action for $4.6 million. ♪ >> reporter:r quit performing. though she stepped away from film for much of her career, reynolds continued to entertain on broadway stages and in las vegas nightclubs. >> all i need -- >> reporter: in addition she had several tv roles over the year, playing liberakhi's mother. the screen actor's guild honored her with the lifetime achievement award. reynolds said she loved every minute she spent in show business in her 2013 autobiography. she credited the love she had for her friends and family for her personal and professional resiliency. >> i paid 20,000 bucks for this sucker. >> reporter: and it's that spark and sense of humor along with that talent that reynolds will be remembered for. >> i love you. good night, everybody. thank you. >> let's talk more about debbie reynolds. holen reed is with us in the studio. he's an incredible hollywood legend. we're not used to that. it's sort of a dying race, really, isn't it? but when you look at what she said in "singing in the rain". she was a singer,

you have written about marilyn monroe, 9/11. what about donald trump. psychologists say that donald's personality makes richard nixon look like a pretty nice guy. do you sense a history that is about to be made that needs to be written about in the near future? >> we don't know what they are going to be doing next. certainly, the personality and presidency of donald trump will be one worth dissecting and watching. we should all continue to hope that there are people that will turn their hands to that task. >> look for the book on trump's first hundred days. brent: a matter of honor, pearl harbor the trail. we thank you for taking the time to be on the show. other stories making headlines around the world. at least 97 people have been killed and hundreds injured after a powerful earthquake hit indonesia's province on the island of sumatra. rescuers are digging through the rubble and searching for survivors. it struck at dawn as many in the muslim region were preparing for morning prayers. a passenger plane has crashed. it was en route for the northern ci

. >> this is the scene from the poconos, monroe county using snow blowers and plows to clear the way.w inches of snow up there. allentown seeing snow as well, downtown along seventh street early this morning snow was falling steadily, sticking with icy road ca conditions across te lehigh valley. hazardous advisories are in effect in several states. maryland a massive pile up on i-95. in the midwest, folks are shoveling out of a significant snow fall now bracing for a deep please. minnesota is expected to reach 40-degrees below zero. this morning holiday shoppers hit the home stretch with christmas next weekend. there was no shortage of people out and about scratching off the shopping list. >> should have done the shopping a while ago. >> that's the sentiment many shared as they headed into the frenzy that was super saturday, the day many last-minute shoppers hit the stores in droves. >> peyton and julie bradley dodged mother nature's cold blast at king of prussia mall's new corridor linking the two shopping center. no need to go outside now. >> you can just walkthrough. >> nobody has

police say the woman was walking on monroe street in the mount pleasant area around 3:30 sunday morninger into a white work van. two other men who were inside the van assaulted her and stole several personal items. then, they threw the woman out of the van in the woodley park area. anyone with information should contact police. all 22 people are safe this morning, after the sailboats they were in overturned, and they ended up in the water. it happened yesterday during a race in the severn river, near annapolis. 15 sailboats capsized, when the wind picked up without warning.. gusting up to 40 miles per hour. the water temperature was in the forties. people in other boats rescued the victims. so did the anne arundel county and naval academy fire departments, the coast guard, and natural resources police. the response was so quick, no one required medical treatment. several sailboats have not been recovered. the coast guard will help find them today. in these days before christmas, some people are shopping in a place that could use some hel several businesses are back open in ellicott city

the chair now recognizes the honorable lovely warren of monroe county for the purpose of making a motion. mayor? >> thank you, mr. president. i would like to nominate the honorable byron brown of erie the honorable -- of new york county as secretaries to the electoral college. >> thank you very much. the chair now recognizes gary la barbara of nassau county for the purposes of making a motion. >> thank you, mr. president. i would like to second the motion. mr. cuomo: thank you. are there any other nominations? there being none i ask those in , favor of the election of the honorable byron brown and margaret garretto of new york as secretaries to this electoral college. signify by saying aye. >> aye. those opposed. there being none, i now declare the honorable byron brown and margaret garretto of new york as secretaries of this electoral college. will you please take your seats on the dais? let's give them a round of applause, please. [applause] having filled all the elected offices of this college, the chair will now proceed with designating the tellers of this electoral college. will ms.

she sidestepped off her jet and daughter monroe carried by bryan tanaka.s renth an air bnb and she and brian were spotted kissing around town. >> not to be outdone, the biebs. in a hooded coyote-style coat in a diner last night, but those glasses were giving us office space flashbacks. >> yeah. >> don't expect an apology. it's not j.b.'s style. ♪ ♪ >> but there really wasn't a whole lot of saying sorry for justin bieber in 2016. he was completely unapologetic for attacking his fans in a series of on stage meltdowns that shocked everybody. >> if you're screaming and europe overwhelming it's hard for me to connect with you. [ indiscernibbe ] >> what was up with justin? he scolded his fans for screaming too much at several of his concerts at one point calling them obnoxious. it's got to stop! >> as the fans get oller and they start understanding how to act and they actually want to act a little bit more sane so that maybe they get my attention. >> i'm just going to quit talking, all right? i'm not going to talk for the rest of the night. ♪ ♪ >> bieber, who wa

"sledding nats" as sledding is to kids.. "35:32 this is the best day" shoveling is to patricia monroe... "28:50 i love to shovel 28:51i just love to shovel snow 28:54" she's been waiting for this site....for months. "here comes another plow" she has to move to make way for the trucks. "28:04 i do not want another ticket and i do not want my car towed again 28:06" the department of public works announcing an overnight snow removal operation for the city. it activates th must park on the odd numbered side of the street tonight by 11 pm. and on the even side by 11pm monday. night. so this is the odd side night martha wasserman and her husband making sure they're following the rules. "22:59 all the other parking restrictions are still enforced 23:00" because for these east side adults...and kids... nothing can ruin their winter wonderland. "22:11 so it was happy memories" "35:03 winter is my favorite these are the signs you should be looking for. if there is not a sign posted on your street, you can look up the regulations. trash collection will also be affected tomorrow. if your schedule