that was james monroe's campaign. the constitution needed amending, and therefore that is why he was running against madison. they had been friends, so it was a bit awkward. but it did not seem to change the friendship. they were able to restore their sure -- friendship. brian lamb: go on with his resume. david stewart: after congress he take the few years off. he leads in 1797 to go back to montpelier. he is in the virginia assembly for a year or two. then secretary of state for thomas jefferson. then he runs for president. and when--wins two terms. then he was retired. never lost a election. brian lamb: how was -- how old was he when he went back to montpelier? david stewart: when he retired he was about 48. brian lamb: what did he do for the end of his life? david stewart: oh i'm sorry you mean for the end of his life. he was 68. he really left rarely. he spent the rest of the time in montpelier. brian lamb: how old was he when he died? david stewart: he died in 1836 at 85. he lived a very good and long life. it wa

corollary to the monroe doctrine. the monroe doctrine was written by john quincy adams, and it was james monroe as president telling europeans, don't mess with our hemisphere, or you're going to get america in-your-face. you know what the europeans thought? they laughed. what is america going to do to us? we had no big navy to defend the hemisphere. by 1904 with roosevelt's navy we tell them the roosevelt corollary is, we've got the navy now. it's a very big, militaristic foreign-policy approach, yet theodore roosevelt wins the nobel peace prize for mediating the russell japanese war. he was very enamored with the japanese culture, japanese people, the food art, but he brokered that and won a nobel peace prize. for somebody who talked a very militaristic game, from 1901 to 1909, we never went to war. he's a peacetime president and a nobel peace prize winner, but his name is associated with war because he fought in the spanish-american war, but mainly because he talked about building up our armed forces. he liked big n

jefferson was so into wine that there is as funny letter he writes to monroe after monroe is president for they were good friends. he sends them a five-page letter. the first paragraph says something like, congratulations on being elected president. you will be a great president. that kind of thing. let's not dwell on that any longer. the next one i have pages are all about what wines he is ordering and white monroe should also ordered them. it's like, hey, your president. let's get down to ordering some wine. march 15 is andrew jackson's birthday. this is jackson after the inauguration in 1829. the masses were invited to the inauguration party at the white house. they burst in theirre and he almost had to have a protective scrum around him. imagine a very large st. bernard with muddy pause. they came in with muddy boots, stood on tables, broke crockery all inebriated, intoxicated. the upper crust of washington was appalled. they called them mob, rabble that kind of thing. jackson was the first to be said to be the president of the people. initially, he did not mind having these guys i

what park would be called if we didn't have those parks the only thing to come up with inspector monroe what about a groovy station that would be neat i have a foot beat that's cross-trained to work in the parks they're on bisexuals i have a homelessness outreach 40 officers dedicated to that and albert lake they coffee the panhandle and allotments they know what's going on around the beat and it is a traditional foot beat they go out to each individual merchant and that's something we're working on i work closely with phil ginsburg and chief the honda team and puc of the 7th corridor. >> we do have major events hate street fair 420 not an event (laughter). >> i'm trying to convince captain cherniss to help me out the hates street merchants fair and the festival and the national night out and the fair and the aids walk alice and tee escapes and come by that is where last year, we have 6 thousand people that is a really big turnout it's usually smaller and hayes valley fairs we cover a portion so the crowd management thank you to my friend that helps me with the crowd management we're ma

monroe that the forces would be reentering washington day -- washington city on the following day. we were quite surprised again to see mrs. madison. i had hoped she would not endanger herself by arriving in the city so quickly after such terrible events. we took private lodgings with her sister at the f street house , which we had been renting since we coming secretary of state in 1801. we stayed there for a few weeks receiving notice that he was not necessarily in support of myself for the administration, but magnanimously allowed us to rent his house for $500 for six months until the president's mansion could be reestablished. he then removed himself to the south of year to his house -- his house down that way. in any event we have been carrying on the activities of the post office and the nation proceeds with public business, perhaps more uncomfortable than before but the public is this is such -- of such magnitude and import that it does require small adjustments in order to carry out what is required in the cost of american activities and spirit here in 1815 and we will perse

nbc10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long is live in monroe township. to add insult to injury some customers say they're dealing with hangups, but you got some answers for them right? >> reporter: that's right. the company south jersey gas couldn't address why some customers are being hung up on after an hour on the phone. but they did tell me that they are overwhelmed with an astronomical call volume and the company is diligently working to try to the get to the bottom of the billing issue directly related to gas meter readings and estimates that has affected some 12,000 customers. >> we want answers. we're being misrepresented. they want us to pay because they're threatening to shut their gas off. >> reporter: laura moore isn't the only one steaming about the most recent gas bill. >> it seemed like when we got our bill this moshgs it's triple. >> reporter: it's charging her for two current cycles. even after the company admitted they underestimated meter readings and underbilled consumers for several months now a bill that overestimates actual usage b

we can tell you that the monroe street bridge in alexandria is now back open, in good shape now. major streets around the area we've been driving around look pretty good. just wet for the most part. the problem you'll face is what amelia was talking about a few minutes ago, is what you'll see when you walk outside your front door and venture out. the sidewalk is a solid sheet of ice. we saw this throughout northwest d.c. alexandria earlier this evening. be careful. back to you. >> thanks. >>> we've got more on the winter weather coming up. in about ten minutes, we'll take a closer look at montgomery county and the wintry mix drivers had to endure. >>> you can stay ahead of the weather at nbcwashington.com. download our app to access the latest road conditions cancelations and delays. >> the district set to welcome a new fire chief. he's the former head of the seattle fire department. darcy spencer is live in northwest washington with the story we broke right here on news4. >> reporter: tom sherwood was able to confirm the name. it is a very interesting pick for the city of washin

we have a winter advisory for carbon and monroe counties from noon until 10:00 p.m. that is the deal for that. several inches of snow, is possible. maybe one to 3 inches in the mountains. you can see a few in your is south of there say northern parts of the montgomery and bucks counties but we don't expect it to accumulate there. what we have to watch close liz are temperatures as this storm system arrives. it the looks leak upper 40's by 10:00 o'clock this morning for us and some rain, to the north bye further north by 2:00 in the afternoon temperatures have gone down to just above freezing when snow begins here. we will see 33 degrees for carbon and monroe counties and mount pocono later on this evening. so snow will accumulate but we are at 53 for a high temperature in the the city. we will stay in the 40's, as we get to nighttime hours temperature will drop in the 30's closer to the metro area. but it should be out on have here by the time we are together again at 4:00 a.m. for fox 29 morning news. that is our temperature watch as we get started. tomorrower with

of course we have the marvelous actress, maryland monroe de-- marilyn monroe depicted in stunning fashion. this fellow over here with the leg up on the table is play wright tennessee williams. they were part of a literary circle and cultural circle in new york that involved many famous intellectuals of that time living in what was called the february house. so he and carson spoke frequently. he would have been a frequent guest at her dinner parties. the joy and enthusiasm for life that you see in this portait is really indicative of how carson tried to live her life and, even as she we have these amazing stories, the heart is a lonely hunter, the member of the wedding, reflections in a golden eye, even as we have these stories of outcasts and alienation, she still brought out the joy in human connection that was so essential to her and reflected in all of her work. >> for more information on booktv's recent visit to columbus georgia, and many cities visited by our local content vehicles go to c-span.org/localcontent. >> you're watching booktv. benjamin schwartz, india country director and

i will talk to detective monroe about that. >> great. okay, hearing no other questions. please call the next line item. >> line item 3, adjournment. >> colleagues, do i have a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? okay. motion passes. thank you everyone. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it looks at good and tastes good and it is good in my mouth pretty amazing. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i am the executive chef i've been here as a chef at la concina since 2005 reason we do the festival and the reason we started to celebrate the spirit and talent and trivia and the hard work of the women in the la concina program if you walk up to my one on the block an owner operated routine i recipient it's a they're going to be doing the cooking from scratch where in the world can you find that >> i'm one of the owners we do rolls that are like suburbia that is crisp on the outside and this is rolled you up we don't this it has chinese sister-in-law and a little bit of entertain sprouts and we love it here. >> there are 6 grilled cheese grilled to the crisp on the o

he says because monroe and adams were much more respectful of treaty obligations, but jackson viewed them as subjects and not as people. to negotiate with. so, i think that answers part of the question, why you can say this is andrew jackson. but for andrew jackson, any -- indian policy would have taken a different turn. he may have come up with a similar result, but it would have been perhaps really different. because they are two different approaches. professor feller: would it have taken a different turn? i'm thinking out loud here. had the indians not been removed , not been all over the other things that removed is a nice euphemism for, before andrew jackson? if i understand correctly, and maybe i don't, what we are bringing up here is the tension between the individual explanation and the national explanation? to what extent are jackson's characteristics, is his mindset and his actions typical or reflective of what the country is or it to what extent is it just him? i got that question right? would it have been different? certainly in some immediate, short-term ways, yes, but i

reporter: survivors gather in monroe via. a celebration for some. for others, more consequences. at 28, a single mother of three faces a new future. she has a job at a clinic, the same place her life was saved last year. >> i was dead and gone. >> today, no patience left here. the virus has all but vanished. next month, she will be out of work. >> ebola change everything. >> everything changed. everything just happened. reporter: for liberia, at large these are promising times of economic paralysis and isolation coming to an end. the big picture looks encouraging and it is up close where you see the damage done. it is women who are shouldering the heaviest burden. she has been forced to move to a home on the edge of town and they came here after her husband threw her out, saying he did not want and the ebola wife -- an ebola wife. >> i want to go to school. i do not have my two cents into school. reporter: joseph and josephine are left behind. you cannot go to school? i'm sorry. you ought to go to school. in one family, ebola's legacy. andrew harding, bbc news. katty: ebola conti

up toward poconos that is where the snow will be, maybe accumulating about an inch or so carbon, monroe counties, maybe lehigh valley as well. heavier rain moving in by 8:00 tonight possibility of a thunderstorm or two, it is over on wednesday when, no fooling, it is april fools day we will have a decent day. so that is a look at your feature precipitation. walking out the door right now it is 32 in mount pocono. thirty-eight in reading. in the city, it is 44 degrees. thirty-five in millville. forty-four in dover, delaware. past several days we have had our ups and downs again but what a wintry weekend. we got to 57 degrees yesterday after 41 saturday and 46 on sunday. we are going in the right direction for the right part. fifty-three today because of that afternoon rain it is in the quite as mild just a few degrees cooler but still bearable and with 53 degrees that guaranties it will only be rain. we have got a lot going on this week. we have pass over beginning friday evening and then that will be the end of the very mild day. the the problem is we will see rain on friday and high of

we have a winter weather advisory that kicks in at noon but only for monroe and carbon counties up in the poconos mountains. potential snowfall we're thinking maybe an inch or three, when all is said and done. it just depend on the temperature and this is later on this afternoon. it could make for a slippery evening commute. we have to watch temperatures as we watch precipitation roll in around noon time today we might see our first rain drops here in the city. it won't be much around noon but by 4:00 o'clock we are starting to see more on and off rain in the area but up in mount pocono it is 34 degrees. we could be seeing accumulating snow there. we've got heavy rain possible. we will see that area of orange moving in later on around 6:00 p.m. that could affect latter part of the evening commute and maybe a couple wet snow flakes mixed in areas like allentown even trenton by the end of the day. when all is said and done by midnight it is all gone and it will be dry for the the start of the april, but it is going to be an interesting situation maybe a sprinkle or two during the day to

make a difference and the officers realize that and that is all for my presentation so inspecting monroe. >> you're done commissioners (clapping.) thank you, captain what we'll do to move forward receivers questions from my colleagues we'll have a chance to ask the captain we'll move on to hear our questions or comments. >> inspector the next. >> item 4 public comment the public is welcome to address the commission on items not on toiths agenda but subject jurisdiction the speakers shall address the commission as a whole and the police commission rules of 06rd the police nor commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public but may provide 0 brief responds everyone should refrain from entering into debates we have a lot of people that want to speak so we'll limit the comments to 2 minutes. >> welcome, sir. >> my name is daniel arrest today, i watch the news conferees a young man who is the oklahoma university apologized for what he said chant were there will never be a in considering in this college but thankful never be a in considering that kid apologized to th

adams because they raised excise taxes, and the democrat republicans under screfer son, madison and monroe took power. the party disappeared because of tax policies, it's a powerful issue. before the civil war, about slavery we almost had a civil war over the terror. so taxes matter. where people come into contact with the government. it is the most powerful issue. >> regan famously pursued immigration reform helping three million documented immigrants. you are a vocal supporter. i think you called immigration into america our greatest asset. move? >> you have a challenge? 2006 when bush was pushing for immigration reform, comprehensive immigration, president obama killed it with key votes, and came in with a letter saying "this is over", it was written up in "the washington post" at the time. for the first two years of obama's presidency, he had supermajorities, enough to do immigration for two years, every day he woke up, didn't do it, went to bed. >> i'll never challenge you, you are never wrong on your history. now we are today, it's 2015. thing? >> the argument is that we need to do h

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however, north and west we could be looking at one to four inches of snow nor carmen and monroe counties. right now you you can see we are looking at that when the snow occurring around gym thorp moving all the way toward the allentown area as those conditions continue to drop. it's a light rain, trenton, now moving into sections of south jersey, delaware as well. as we time this out, by 7:00 we're still looking at some scattered showers as could the area. the roads are going to be slick. north and west and then this system starts to move out of here at around 10 11:00 tonight. it's going to be a cold start out there with tweets at or blow freezing pretty much area wide. the high temperature today made it up to 15 grows. the average this time of year is 58. look at chilly conditions north and west. 38 in pottstown, 36 allentown, 31 right now pocono mountains. we have 50-degrees. low to mid 50s in south jersey and delaware. outdoors you can see the streets are when the. windshield wipers have been going 50-degrees right now, but look at the warmer air to the south. 76 in charlotte. 8 # in

this just as two officers were driving into the parking lot of the 7-eleven store at monroe and scott around 2:00 in the morning. stan at that cholera police say the officer saw the suspect inside trying to rob the store. they say the suspect opened fire inside and then left the store and there were other people outside in the lot. >> immediately confronted by our officers who were on the scene. the suspect didn't comply with our command. and our officers fearing for their lives and citizens in the parking lot of 7-eleven discharged their weapons fatally wounding the suspect. >> reporter: the lieutenant says everyone else was unharmed including the clerk. officers say they recovered the suspect's loaded gun and money taken from the store. today, the workers inside let us into the 7-eleven where they pointed out a chipped tile and a hole behind the counter. they say that was actually from the gunfire. the officers are on paid administrative leave, which is routine. this is the second officer-involved shooting this year in santa clara. reporting life in santa clara christie smith nbc ba

. >>> a deadly officer involved shooting in santa clara overnight near scott boulevard and monroe streets west of the san jose international airport. two officers in the patrol car pulled up to this 7-eleven just in time to see a man robbing the store. the man fired at shot at the clerk and ran out. police asked him to drop the gun. police say he did not and they opened fire. the man was shot dead. the officers are on routine administrative leave. >>> now to a follow-up about that three alarm fire in oakland that killed two men. the corps for's bureau says one of the victims has been identified as 27-year-old davis letona. he was one of the 30 residents in that apartment building on the 600 block of 24th street that went up in flames yesterday morning. now the second victim killed in the blaze has not been officially identified. friends say his name is mo thomas. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> reporter: in san francisco, developing news at the balboa bart station. a man jumped in front of a train there, shutting down the station causing major delays for riders. this happ

. >> we had montgomery clift, marlon brando james dean, paul newman marilyn monroe.-dropping. >> reporter: he didn't seem a likely candidate. his audition, disaster. >> they said, nope don't want you. >> yeah, they usually do that, by the way. because they want to see sometimes if you have incentive. >> reporter: after several nominations, pacino finally won the academy award's best actor in "scent of a woman." this deliciously gifted actor, a near-mythic figure to fans and peers, is surprisingly small in stature. >> they said you know you're shorter than i thought. the other person said, i didn't say that. he said you should see him when he's standing on his awards. can you imagine that? >> brag and you can back it up. >> reporter: oscar, tony two emmy awards, al pacino simply sees himself as a working man who happens to act. >> why so busy still? >> i have young kids. >> kids got to eat. >> got to eat, the kids got to eat. >> as a survivor you make everything work. >> hm, survivor. >> i am that. >> survivor got to love that. it was american actor, teacher, and dire

it impacts 27 counties around the state, including berks, carbon columbia lucerne, monroe pike and schuylkill these parts of the state have low groundwater levels that might not return to normal until summer. >>> many areas were rained on today and we'll be getting more rain tomorrow. sheena parveen with the latest. >> that's right, jacqueline. more rain tomorrow. some of that rain could be locally heavy. today it was fairly light. and even through tonight we're going to continue to keep that drizzle in the forecast. for tomorrow morning, though we have morning rain in the forecast for some of you for the morning commute. and morning patchy fog. in the afternoon, temperatures start to warm up. some of you could be near 70 degrees. and in the chance of thunderstorms comes into the forecast for part of the area. into the weekend this all clears out and cold air returns. there is a chance on saturday that we could in fact see snow flurries. we'll talk about that in a second. but here's a look at your thursday. 6:00 in the morning, around 43 degrees. and watch them climb through the afternoon. by

i will talk to detective monroe about that. >> great. okay, hearing no other questions. please call the next line item. >> line item 3, adjournment. >> colleagues, do i have a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? okay. motion passes. thank you everyone. down. >> welcome i ask you all to stand as we march on the colors and remain standing while movie driving leads us in singing the national anthem march on the colors

five blocks at front monroe, fitzwater, christian and catherine streets were targeted. the cars of choice, accord civics and acuras, all of which are made by honda. more than 100 passengers have finally reached their destination in orlando tonight after their frontier flight was stranded in delaware last night. the original plane is still stuck in the mud. it happened at 9:30 last night as the pilot taxied from the gate at new castle county airport. the wheels of the plane went off the pavement and into a grassy area. passengers were jolted but unhurt. crews tried to tow the plane. that didn't work. now they're trying air bags to lift the plane then tow it. frontier flew in another plane to transport the passengers this afternoon. >>> philadelphia's land bank was the topic of debate today at city hall. the land bank was formed last year as a streamlined way to develop vacant properties around the city. now some want the city to be able to transfer property into the land bank using a municipal agency as a middleman. supporters say it will further streamline the process.

that side, you are talking about monroe county here, so that makes sense. >> you will find damp conditionshere is the front responsible for it, it definitely has a little more gust owe across at least portions of chesapeake bay, southern new jersey, further north go everything very, very light well defined back edge to it, as women. you are not going have to worry about this lasting for very long. another very wimpy looking disturbance already on the map, off across the canadian border, that sips on in by tomorrow, so by tomorrow already dealing with another round after rain by tomorrow afternoon. all happening this morning we see some sun start with sun tomorrow, then un with rain. kind whatever we will call the book end effect herement looking ahead to wednesday, we dry out with high pressure building in, thursday, my favorite day though, not only high pressure still here, but spiking all the way to the 60s, so i don't remember the last time we were able to forecast not only 60 plus degrees day but nice day always had to deal with rain. so enjoy that day. get out and enjoy it, friday, st

check out snow from monroe, louisiana, to halifax and st. john up the mississippi, into the ohio river valley into the northeast. good luck if you travel that way today. at home, it is quieter. sunny side bayview 53 along with ocean beach coming across the golden gate bridge and crissy field and glenn park 52 and through the ferry building at 54. look at the 40s elsewhere: from palo alto at 40. we have 39 in santa clara. 38 in pleasanton. petaluma is 37. he'llsburg is 39. walnut creek is 41 and 38 in belmont and pacifica is 49. this is how it looks from the east by hills to the twinkling lights of san francisco, temperatures today are warmer than yesterday at 66 to 68 at the coast and 70 to 74 degrees inland and bay neighborhoods. it is warmer as we get deeper into the forecast. tomorrow is the warmest day at the coast and mid-60 with low-to-upper 70s for the rest of us. >> the san mateo bridge has traffic light but we have construction in the eastbound direction that will last beyond the morning rush to 11 o'clock and that is the non-commut

police are concentrating their search for a convicted child molester in the area of south monroe streetpark in san jose. people have been searching for johnell carter since yesterday afternoon. he escaped during a doctor's appointment. carter was spotted later about half a mile away at the sierra crest apartments where he changed out of his jail uniform into someone else's clothes. the massive search included police helicopters and k-9 units. we'll continue to follow this story. >>> in less than an hour the streets of san francisco will be filled with dragons, firecrackers and also thousands of people. the annual chinese new year parade in chinatown is one of the largest across the country. that's where we find nanette miranda. it's the year of the ram. >> reporter: yeah, year of the ram. very exciting. take a look at all these people. with the weather so nice here in san francisco, a large turnout is expected tonight. that's a high school marching band from alameda starting at the beginning of the parade. those kids are excited to be in it this year. parade watchers are really

carbon and monroe counties tomorrow afternoon and evening.here could be a coating to an inch mainly on the grassy surfaces but most of us will just see some rain showers out of this much it's out of here by wednesday and we're looking at temperatures to start on wednesday in the 20s and 30s. so how much snowfall? you can see as we move toward northern sections of lehigh northern hampton county into the pocono mountains, a coating to a slushy inch mainly on the grassy surfaces. so for tonight 30s dry chilly for the overnight and then moving ahead as we approach tomorrow, we're looking at those temperatures top out in the low 50s for the city. colder only in the 30s and 40s lehigh valley and poconos and parts of the area could hit 60 as you move into surgeon delaware. so overall we're looking at temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 60s by thursday and good friday with showers and then right now it looks pretty good for easter and also for the phillies home opener on monday. >> that sounds good. speaking of phillies. thank you scott. >> i

it is where lincoln served as one term in congress and where madison, monroe, and andrew jackson were sworn into office. since the 1860's, the tradition has been for each state to send to dope statues here in honor of their favorite sons and daughters. some were veterans, summer authors, some are veterans, some are pioneers and some are just great people. our honoree was all of these things and more. today is a dedication of barry goldwater from the great state of arizona. we are honored to be joined by secretary of state from arizona, michelle reagan. and members of the arizona delegation and members of the goldwater family. thank you all for being here. i hope you enjoy today's program. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states color guard. the performance of our national anthem and the retiring of the colors. ♪ [national anthem playing] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as a chaplain gives the invitation. >> let us pray -- god of the universe, we give you thanks for the gift of life and for the

to monroe. called for the travel. la mirada pulled this out in double overtime 71-70.dness continuing today, as well. wisconsin knocked off arizona just a short while ago. kentucky and notre dame a team of lot of folks picked to upset the wildcats in the tourney. back in ohio the wildcats clinging to a two-point lead. >> kate are you sure all those folks from midi are in high school? >> they're looking older and older by the minute. i tell you. >> they looked great. >> we'll be right back. >> one last check with rob. >> breezy evening. still warm inland with temperatures out towards livermore in the mid-70s right now. another day tomorrow it does look like especially areas south of san jose climbing into the low 80s. could be near records especially towards livermore tomorrow. >> thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. "giants clubhouse" is next. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00. coming up on this edition of "giants clubhouse." >> hunter pence ups his game. >> i've got focus. >> will ferrell takes the field. >> what's your body fat percentage? >> i'm right around 9.

one of 20 victims in queen village saturday morning police fawn airbags stolen out of carson front, monroetzwater christian and

and of course, we have the marvelous actress, marilyn monroe, depicted in stunning fashion. up on the table is playwright tennessee williams. he and carson were part of a literary circle and a cultural circle in new york that involved many famous intellectuals of that time living in what was called the february house. he and carson's book frequently. and he would've benefit great guest at her dinner parties. i think the joint and the enthusiasm for life that you see in this portrait is really indicative of how carson tried to live her life. and even as she wrote these amazing stories, "the member of the wedding," "reflections of the golden eye," even as she wrote the stories of outcasts and alienation, she still brought out the joy in human connections that was so essential to her. and is reflected in all of her work. we are standing next to address that was worn by one of my very favorite people in this exhibit helen augusta howard. she was born in columbus to a very wealthy, blueblood family. and although she was proud of that, she was also not afraid to do her own things,

accident at knights road and treat road over into the shoulder, out in gloucester monroe vel. and clayton avenues. additionally be careful of those potholes because they will mess you up. stay there cbs-3 eye bitterness news will be right back. >>> i'm beasley reese at novacare complex. their work continues as we await the arrival of, and announcement about running back dimarco murray formally we think of the dallas cowboys. it is report that he will sign before leaving will in the leave the building, he is here somewhere and reports say that deal will be for five years, 42 million with 21 million-dollar of that guarantied. now, two signings made official and we did meet the the players cornerback walter they're mond rejoins his old college coach chip kill any philly. he signed a one year deal. last season he played just two games for giants present a season ending, torn peck for willal muscle, his relationship with chip is the the reason that he signs with the bird. >> i'm very familiar with it a lot of stuffy ran in college with playing with chip and even with coach and the

police then reported other airbags stolen out of carson monroe fitzwater christian catherine streets again, 20 in total here in queen village saturday alone. experts say it tax just minutes for thieves to break-in and take an airbag, and they'll get couple of hundred bucks for each one on the black market. on the flip side, it is a costly repair for car owners who often have to do a lot more than just replace the airbag. take a listen. >> we'll have to get your door repaired, might have to get it replaced then you slight to get it painted sanded, that's a lot of money. >> i had no idea. now that i know i'll definitely take the right precaution, and hopefully deters any more thefts. >> this is changing the way people think about protecting their cars. that man you just heard from says he's going to use a club, in hopes of at least deterring the thieves maybe just slowing them down, because they could saw through the club. police of course are still investigating, all of these thefts, they have no arrests at this point, if you have any information, give police a call. we are reporting

this impacts 27 counties across the state including in this area, burks, carbon, columbia, luzerne, monroe, pike and schuylkill. they have low groundwater levels that may not return to normal until summer. now, the state is hoping people will voluntarily reduce their nonessential water usage by at least 5%. can you do that by running water only when necessary. also checking for household leaks and running those dishwashers and washing machines only when they have full loads. >>> from our jersey shore bureau now, a major beach replenishment project is in the works for a popular stretch of the jersey shore. but some argue that the timing really couldn't be worse. the work in ship bottom is scheduled to start in late april and is expected to last 35 days. so that would take us past may. the u.s. army core ofps of engineers says no more than two miles of beach will be closed at one time, but some are concerned that the construction could extend beyond the normally busy memorial day weekend. >> if you're going to rent an oceanfront house and you have that in front of you, i don't think you will

relationship he had with george washington, alexander hamilton, thomas jefferson, his wife, and james monroe. brian lamb: david stewart, your book, what was madison's gift? david stewart: it is a double meaning. his gift is the ability to form remarkable partnerships with the great people of his era. but it also alludes to his gift to the country of his talents and what he was able to do to help create the first self-sustaining constitutional republic. brian lamb: you were a clerk in the supreme court. on the circuit court of appeals. you are a clerk to davis babylon. what did you see when you were a clerk of madison's impact on the way that the courts operate? david stewart: and the courts of appeals, i didn't feel that i saw much. in the supreme court, and i was there a year of course, you are dealing with basic constitutional issues. you are always going back to the federalism. that is the most immediate impact that madison -- the constitution is not self-executing or self explaining. the federalist has had an enduring impact in terms of what did they really think they were doing, how did

saturday morning, police found airbags stolen out of carson front, monroe, fitzwater christian, and catherine streets, all but three were honda's. >> glad i don't have a honda. i mean, that's pretty sad. >> this news comes as police investigate a string of smash and grabs in rhawnhurst too. just yesterday nearly half dozen cars were broken into, airbags stolen and on march 1st, 9 cars in the same neighborhood suffered the same fate. auto body shops say owners like justin now face a costly repair. >> the airbag by itself is a 800-dollar part. that's before the actual glass that's broken, that's before getting the actual part that covers the airbag. >> we'll have to get your door repaired, you might have to get it replaced then you slight to get it painted sanded that's a lot of monday. >> i experts say it takes these just minutes to get away with the goods. them then turn around and sell an airbag on the black market for couple of hundred bucks. justin is hoping his new club will deter people looking to take advantage or at least slow thieves down long enough to get caught. >> i had no idea, n

this impacts 27 counties across the state including in this area, burks, carbon columbia luzerne, monroed schuylkill. they have low groundwater levels that may not return to normal until summer. now, the state is hoping people will voluntarily reduce their nonessential usage by 5%. can you do that by running water only when necessary. also checking for household leaks, the toilet is the main source of that. and running dishwashers and washing machines only when they have full loads. >>> from our jersey shore bureau now, a major beach replenishment project is in the works for a popular stretch of the jersey shore. >> that's right but some argue the timing couldn't be worse. the work on long beach island is scheduled to start in late april and expected to last 35 days. the u.s. arm corey core of engineers says no more than two miles of beach will be closed at one time, but some are concerned that the construction could extend beyond the normally busy memorial day weekend. >> if you're going to rent an oceanfront house and you have that in front of it i don't think you will or you'll want y