monroe was not a wilting flower. you cannot show me a wilting flower that has ever been a first lady. ms. swain: the blue room is on the tour. how many people have been fortunate enough to see the blue room? how much of today's blue room came from the monroe's. mr. seale: i will have to ask the curator. bill? he is very bashful but he said yes. he has tried to keep it to the monroe period. it is probably -- and the chandelier meets the description of the one ordered. ms. swain: we have a picture of an event with the obama's in the blue room. you can see the portrait of mrs. monroe. mr. seale: the library in fredericksburg is well worth the visit. it was a law office and it has a rich collection. it has her court garb she wore in court with the long train. and the shoes, and all the personal stuff is there including the furniture they had in paris. that room seems to be one of the president's favorites because he often has his speeches and interviews there. it is probably the closest to authentic from the 1820's but i

. >> inspector monroe next. >> 4 c commission reports and president's report and commissioners reports. >> yes, everyone i'm divested excited to talk about what of the proved by jerry johnson and sheryl davis which is the community safety initiative under the leadership of the mayor from the - the human rights commission and more month magic and the commission and the police department in particular we're trying to do this summer was born out of many of the horror with was experienced as we've seen from the channeler in the 34 young men in the w being murdered the western edition is not a lot of community partnership for kid and yet still a horrible thing and anymore magic how to you double down on what we need to do gives kids every opportunity and particularly in the summer seen success to the police department did an incredible job there the leadership of chief suhr identifying the summer jobs and creating a pipeline this is a perspire between the community and this commission and other city adopts to be thoughtful of identifying young leaders like those would two gentlemen we're ta

are located. >> we are in the branch of the monro county library. i have the archives for monro county in the church records plus some of the government records that other people have disposed of a little bit of everything. i've pulled out several things that i thought maybe were just into c-span party. the general atoms into the various things that have happened here over the many years that we have been here. key west they either died or moved out into the spanish at the end of the first period. so it was never occupied when they owned florida. so no one had a permanent population until they bought florida and the commodore david porter was ordered to key west to establish the naval station and it really established the first civilization here who had bought the island. so we consider the letter to his captain in april, 1823 to be the founding document and there are the 17 guns that are to be fired at it o'clock in the morning from the battery in front of the town and it needs to be hoisted the flag step and duty called allentown signed by david p

that is the iconic dress that marilyn monroe wore in her last movie.et's listen to the organizers. >> it is the last rest that marilyn monroe wore in her last movie. also the image of maryland wavering in that dress was used by all of the national newspapers when they announced the tragic passing of marilyn monroe in 1962. genie: thank you for watching france 24. it is time now for our press review. ♪ oliver farry is with us today for a look at the french papers. you are going to start with a new food scandal involving genetically modified food. oliver: yes, it happened in france. france is a country where demonically modified ordinances are not -- genetically modified ordinances are not very popular. there was a jellyfish food that was monitored -- that was modified in the lab. apparently, the frankenstein sheep have ended up in the food chain. nobody is sure where or by whom it was consumed. the parisian quotes a source saying that if it turns out to be true, it shows that the institutes are not immune to personal error. genie: it is a worrisome stor

joe and marlin monroe may be the most famous couple to marry in san francisco city hall, beauty where politics and passions meet. >> i know pronounce you husband and wife. [ cheers ] >> and there are 38 couples who are married at san francisco city hall. >> per day? >> per day monday through friday. >> oh my goodness. >> perhaps no one knows more about city hall weddings than ellen schumer. >> how glorious it must be to walk through city hall and surrounded by this. >> by weddings and look you're also surrounded by children who participate in family weddings. the main thing it's truly a sign of love, love of each other in a building that promotes love. >> when mayor james sunny first opened the doors in 1915 he envisioned it as a palace for the people. a county clerk at the time, issued tens of thousands of marriage licenses over the course of his career. he was known for not standing in the way of a wedding, no matter what concerns were raised. in 1921 a vocal instructor ray youngman claimed he was forced to marry a former student at gunpoint. according to the "san francisco chronicl

. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news from monroe pennsylvania, and several are dead and others are injured between a charter bus and a tractor trailer. it happened on interstate 380, between the poconos exit and traffic is stopped in both directions it's unclear what led up to the collision but there is quite a bit of wreckage at the keep and the tractor trailer sheered in half and two deaths and several injuries we are following this story and will have updates on air and online at 6abc.com. >> more breaking news now from philadelphia's east falls section, where a worker was trapped after a crane overturned. "action news" reporter, john rawlins is live at the scene with more. >> reporter: hi sara this mishap occurred at 9:30 this morning, the penn crew were brought in to take down a diseased tree and they brought in heavy equipment including a crane and bucket truck, the crane tipped over at one point despite it had deployed its out riggers and injured a worker and he is transported to the hospital and was responsive and talking at the time but we don't know the extent of the

we just talked to dispatchers in monroe county. they are telling us this accident involved a tractor trailer and a bus. we don't know what kind of bus. school bus, tour bus, greyhound. they say they are people trapped on the bus and reported to be unconscious. northbound lanes of i-380 are shut down. you can count on nbc 10 to bring you new developments on this breaking news story. >>> it's time to put the pedal to the metal to help end diabetes. riders of all ages and skill levels are wanted. >> i'm happy to be involved with the tour decure. it's to benefit the american diabetes association. this year i'm the chair of the tour. we're hoping to raise good funds for the ada to support research and education for people in the area with diabetes. >> how are you raising the money? just people donating to see if you can ride. >> we have bike riders who are riding various levels throughout the tour. there's a 3 mile 12 mile 35 mile 63 mile and even 100 miles for serious riders. all these riders raise money from their friends and family f

>>> hey, great day, are you a marilyn monroe fan. >> marilyn monroe. >> who is that. >> yes of course. >> i'm over her. >> okay. >> see you later. >>> the united states women play their second game of the world cup tonight on fox 29. >> it will be good. >> and we even have a pregame show at 6:00 o'clock. get ready by sending your pictures of your kid playing soccer or you playing soccer. we have a hash tag, get this right. >> thinks the worst hash tag in the history of hash tag what does that mean it is fi fa women's world cup on fox. it is hash tag fwwconfox good yes hash tag fwwcon fox. >> i'm not doing it. >> okay. >> fox 29 good day how about that. >>> nice and clear, ultimate doppler, nothing happening out there but we could have a few showers or thunderstorm developing later today. is what happening is the heat, heat and humidity combined pushing that heat index close to a hundred heat advisory from noon to 8:00. by two to 5:00 that heat inn text could be a hundred degrees. watch out for that especially working or doing anything outdoors strenuous activity. work around that time

this is i-380 here in monroe county in the mt. pocono region interstate 380, both sides of the roadway are shut down and in the area where it's now backed up for miles in this area. chopper 6 hd is over the scene and you can see rescuers there on the scene again 3 kills and 13 injured and some are sent to area trauma centers, we'll continue to monitor this situation. here on the air and online at 6abc.com. >> before we do though, we have viewer video to show you right now if we go to it. apparently a commuter took this video as he or she was driving past the scene you can take a look at the wreckage here and the damage strewn across both sides of 380 just a terrible accident and the investigation is unfolding and three people killed and we know that three vehicles were involved here in eastern pennsylvania we'll keep an eye on this accident and bring you more information from the scene as we get it on the air and online here on 6 abc. "action news" at noon continues just moment. >>> police in connecticut are calling the discovery

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one accident in monroe ville new jersey monroe ville road at richwood road as well. that's a look at your ride this morning, we send it back to you. >> philadelphia police looking for killer right now who slashed an ender -- elderly woman's throat. regina bruner found dead yesterday morning inside her home on rum ford road in east mt. airy. police say there were no obvious signs of forced entry. those who knew her describe the eight a year old as a sweet, kinds wonderful woman. >> she is just the nicest person there is, yes. surreal, i can't belief it. >> i'm sure the neighbors are scared. i'm not somebody who get scared but, you know, yes it would be scary to people. >> her car silver 2007 toyota corolla is missing. ms. brown her been living with a man neighbors describe as a friend but so far's not a suspect since he's been in the hospital for the past week. >> a frightening story now as father catches his daughter sneaking out of the house with a sexual preditor. this happened in california. tim lablank happened to be up 2:00 yesterday morning noticed his 12 year

we're live today in monroe county randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. well today's crash happened along this same stretch of interstate where singer gloria estefan was hurt in 1990. a tractor-trailer crashed into her tour bus. she suffered a broken vertebrae in that crash. >> count on nbc 10 bring you new information on the pennsylvania bus crash. right now on the nbc 10 news app, video and pictures from witnesses who saw the aftermath firsthand. >>> developing now, a bucks county mother under arrest. >> investigators say she gave two underage kids booze and then took a sex video of them. deanna durante spent much of the day getting details on the case. >> tell us about the case that the investigators laid out in the last hour. >> yeah just within the last few minutes, that mother was taken to the bucks county prison unable to post bail. the judge says he has a responsibility to protect other children and that is why he issued a $50,000 bail. that woman unable to post 10% of that bail after police say she gave kids alcohol and condoms and then filmed th

so let's go to the first motion by sandra let's take a vote inspector monroe. >> the first nominated by commissioner president loftus and second by commissioner dejesus a roll call vote commissioner turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner mazzucco commissioner hwang commissioner melara that motion passes unanimously. >> okay. so let's take the second motion. >> second motion was made by commissioner dejesus and nominated commissioner turman for the re-election and seconded by the commissioner melara. >> any discussion before we go into the vote. >> commissioner president loftus commissioner marshall i'm glad you a modest that back in time to vote on that it would be hard to vote if you weren't here (laughter) commissioner dejesus commissioner mazzucco commissioner hwang. >> commissioner melara that motion also passed unanimously (clapping) i will thank you all for that kind support i will say i'm got tremendous reporter phenomenon the commission and each the colleagues that means a lot to have your support it is an important time for the department of we've wor

to everyone watching at home we'll keep up items on the agenda first, i understand that inspector monroe we're going to take off the presentation felt certificate to mr. lamp. >> correct and take off calendar within section 4b the ocii director's report and the ocii outreach and the ocii confer safer those are legitimate i didn't reports the ocii has spent a lot of time and there were issues we didn't have enough time to review them any issues inspector monroe. >> no. >> questions colleagues? okay inspection consent calendar received a final action important the portfolio quarterly report first convert 2015 requester to the chief it accept a donation to request a victim get the money in response to a beating >> have a letter from mr. robert additionally issues commending the chief for his handling and feeling positive about the chief you needing noted a homeless man almost killed and wanted to provide a dpoomsz to the victim any questions for the chief financial officer. >> no, we appreciate the convenient rot. >> new questions on this colleagues do you have a motion. >> so moved and sec

horizon seeing the impact of the accessibility with my daughters that are twins right now they're at monroe elementary school in the subsidized care that makes that incredibly so much easier to work and professionally i worked anothers street side stories i offer say after-school programs and in visitacion valley was able to see the type of quality services in access and community needs in those regions i worked at grades schools where i focused on how to engage patterns using technology platforms and their children's education so that really helped me to get a lens e lens of this is quality but what it means for parents and how to access it so be an honor to serve on this committee in terms of my professional experience and my perm experience just as a parent in san francisco for me, the most important things to look at the assess for families so anytime we design the programming it is down to the most vulnerable populations how they can access them and holding a light on quality what is quality and how can we set that bar for quality in the most impacted community and looking at the impac

and the latest out of a developing story from monroe county interstate 380 at mt.er an academy bus on route to niagara falls collided with a tractor trailer this morning, the bus driver and two officials were killed and four others were injured. state police are still investigating what caused this crash and we'll continue to monitor this developing story and bring you the latest on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> turning now to a community on edge, to a possible fire bug since saturday three separate fires sparked on the same block leaving residents anxious and wondering what is going on. sara bloomquist is live now at the scene >> reporter: brian a task force is asem basketballed to look at these suspicious fires they broke out in row homes right in a row residents strongly suspect that someone set them intentionally intentionally, but until they have evidence they are not calling it arson. >> three fires in five days on bickley in chester. they broke out not just the same block but row homes on the same block next to each other. first an on occupied house and an

bus collided with a tractor trailer on i380 in tonyhanna monroe county. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is at the scene. >> reporter: people on board this bus were from italy heading north to see niagara falls. it was just after 10:00 wednesday morning near mile marker four on i380 when the crash happened. initial reports suggest that this tractor trailer heading southbound on the same road crossed in to the northbound lanes, slamming into the tour bus. another truck driver who witnessed this scene was shaken by what he saw. >> i'm on these road every day six or seven days a week and it is definitely an impact to see another truck. >> reporter: the truck was embedded in the truck's trailer for most of the afternoon as investigators performed their work. thirteen people in total were injured and some were air lifted to the hospital. three people, lost their lives. in a statement the owner of the bus involved, academy bus said in part quote we can confirm that one of the deceased is the bus driver. we offer our condolences and family of this valued m

other than that the poconos still seeing thunderstorms here for carbon and monroe county. pretty strong thunderstorms here, too. coming up i will keep tracking the storms and show you when we will dry out and of course, a look at your fourth of july forecast. >>> to some of the images of the aftermath this afternoon. nbc 10's mitch blacher has been in storm force 10 on the lookout for damage in the lehigh valley. you found trees down in coplay, lehigh county? >> reporter: yeah we were driving around coplay here in the lehigh valley and stumbled upon this tree down. the crews made quick work of a lot of the trees. they say more than 100 trees are down in coplay alone. they left this to move on to another street. you want to get a sense of the sheer power of the storm that came through here take a look between these two houses through the alleyway. you can see a tree snapped clean in half. we talked to some of the residents who described what they saw when the storm came through. >> basically couldn't see anything. there was nothing but water, wind, lots of -- you couldn't s

and -- >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge. threatens. [ bleep ] dead man when i get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> no, you don't listen. all right. >> you can go back to your cell. you have had enough of an audience. >> and even slips free of his restraints. >>> in a popular section of downtown cleveland stands the cuyahoga county correction center. every day countless people pass by the 11-story building, having no idea of the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift, we will. >> well some of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have been convicted of crimes, most have only been charged, and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we run the gamut on the type of individuals here. charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and hard

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that's in monroe county. traffic in both directions of i-380 closed for hours. one lane of the interstate is back open tonight. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live at that scene. randy? >> reporter: and more than six hours later, that northbound lane here remains completely shut down. this is interstate 380, a major link here in the poconos shut down to northbound traffic as investigators work to figure out how exactly this deadly accident happened. helicopters land in the middle of this rural stretch of highway, transporting the most critically injured passengers after a semitruck and a charter bus collide at high speed. >> this all happened. people screaming, crying everywhere. >> the aftermath devastating. at least three vehicles involved, witnesses describe passengers crawling out of the mangled metal while some remained unconscious stuck inside the bus. >> people screaming and hollering. >> one lady in particular was gushing blood from her head and saying help go et me out. >> a truck driver says he ran to the bus and pulled some passengers to safety. >> she

chopper three, still live over the scene at woodstown and monroe ville road. just got new information in just few seconds ago these flames, as you can see behind that smoke there, that white smoke, they have kick up again. and we aren't sure what is inside that building, but we do know that business is a farm, and we're also hearing that the firefighters are having some trouble getting more water to this scene. they are starting to truck the water in now to the scene. you can see the flames here to the right side of the building, then white smoke over top of t but that fire is still kicking up. first it was declared under control, but once again those hot spots they pop up at any time. >> when you look at the wide shot from our chopper, you can see pretty large property. so getting water in to that location may be, you know, that's the issue there. but just hoping it doesn't spread to the neighboring buildings because they are in pretty close proximity there. >> exactly. we'll keep an eye. >> hopefully everyone okay, too. >> that one hot spot, flames back at i

the bus carrying italian tourists collided with a tractor trailer late this morning in monroe county.ood evening i'm iain page. >> i'm dawn timmeney. lucy noland is off. three people were killed and more than a dozen injured. fox 29's karen schep live at the scene of the accident. karen? >> reporter: well dawn this is the scene. there's a helicopter above me right now. you can see this is highway the interstate. this is a neighborhood that backs up right to it, and that is the rear of the bus. you can see investigators are still out here and this stretch northbound is still shut down at this hour. so many hours after this horrific crash. you can't see the front of the bus. it is so far imbedded into the side of the truck. the tour bus driver and two others on that bus packed with italian tourists did not survive survive. >> i just heard a big boom and few hours after helicopters. >> reporter: horrific crash shut down 380 north by mile marker four in tobyhanna township near mount pocono. the impact was so hard it sheared the truck in half and tore this axle off sending it flying into t

>> at 15, monroe's involvement in gang violence changed his life forever. >> they say you have a gun,nd 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? >> 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 mother, too. >> yeah. >> okay. the

retired after 45 years of services with the san francisco police department i've been told inspector monroe is going to try to beat that record and marty is a native san franciscan and went to the unspoken schools in the articles but trained many of the new officers and new inspections i remember he came to this when with we retired he knew it was time when they said you worked with our father no inspector he was buried on friday the chief and i were present i want 0 adjourn for his many years of service. >> do i have o a second. >> opposed we're adjourned in his honor px. >> for thursday, june 25, i'd like to remind the members of the audience that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind. proceedings. and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record.

retired after 45 years of services with the san francisco police dertment i've been told inspector monroe is going to try to beat that record and marty is a native san franciscan and went to the unspoken schools in the articles but trained many of the new officers and new inspections i remember he came to this when with we retired he knew it was time when they said you worked with our father no inspector he was buried on friday the chief and i were present i want 0 adjourn for his many years of service. >> do i have o a second. >> opposed we're adjourned in his honor

. >> and the other thing i have forwarded through inspector monroe the report 2014 report of the family violence data council and have questions about the cat as to how it is being collected because approximately although old case of children abuse that are being investigated by cps are recorded to the police department somewhere too the data of c pa s and the police department we lost half of the kids i asked that question nobody could answer it they're looking at the status on the commission of women gathers this information has a subcommittee to look at how they gather the data and request the dominate in the future to insure those things like that are clear if you have an opportunity to read it please do so it makes for good reading so it would be very important to look at how we collect the data to insure if it is collected appropriately. >> that's my report and the city by stalling we have harassment training and by stalling e state law that's every other year. >> but periodically. >> and the point you were making i totally agree it is important to understand the rules and to cont

in monroe township watch for a crash with a vehicle into a pole along the black horse pike along pineylow road. >> thank you matt. we'll head back down the shore with adam joseph and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast live in avalon. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. ♪♪ i've been drivin' a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. ♪♪ i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it. ♪♪ lease an mkc for $329 a month plus competitive owners and lessees get $500 bonus cash, only at your lincoln dealer. >>> all right lets do it adam joseph down the shore one of our favorite places adam what is going on? >> lets say a lot. especially when you look at the ocean, look how angry it looks look a washing machine now, a strong easterly wind 25 to 30 m

on friday, a woman found the dog hog tied to a pole in monroe county. this rushed her to the vet where she is being treated for a severe case of make. her feet are also extremely spoel swollen. police are still looking for the dog's owner. animal rescue workers say they are dealing with an overwhelming a. abuse cases lately. >>> a public hearing is set for this week to consider expanding a new jersey's annual bear hunt n. march, the state fish and game council approved adding a second six-week hunt in october. it would also make the hunting zones bigger and increase the number of bears people can claim. right now there is only one hunt in december. the public can weigh in on the proposal at a hearing tuesday in trenton. >>> the iconic hollywood park racetrack grand stand was destroyed this morning in a controlled implosion. it played host to 75 years of horse racing in the los angeles area. the implosion clears the way for a proposed $2 billion football stadium entertainment, and residential complex. the racetrack was built in 1938 and closed down in 20

one area of showers watching to the north of monroe county and that area of moisture. we'll be paying attention to that as we go overnight. some of that could try to move in. but mostly for the poconos, i don't think for everybody at all. temperatures have warmed in the mid-70s. this is so far the warmest we've gotten today. in allentown, 79 in redding. that's a warm spot. 72 millville, 65 atlantic city and wildwood. so for your friday evening, it's going to be comfortable outside. mostly cloudy by 6:00 p.m. by 8:00, still near 70 degrees and 10:00 tonight, temperatures should be in the mid-60s. clouds will hang around later on tonight, but tomorrow we'll see even more sunshine. especially sunday. looking at the warmer temperatures for your weekend coming up. >> thanks sheena. >>> new at 5:00 a south jersey family's taking a stand. a lemonade stand, that is, against cancer. >> it's all part of the alex's lemonade stand tradition. this time it'll be to beat a world record. more on one family's dream to end childhood cancer. >> trish atkins saturday -- >> it's the first

>> stop shop and save that we had on monro. if we get an opportunity to walk today, you will need to know that a store was even there. the owner come at pete flanigan which has been a good community partner for us acquired the property but could not find any food market to come in and replace stop shop and save. it is just vacant land right now. >> where is the closest supermarket? >> a little more than a mile. the health department has officially considered us in a food desert. what makes it challenging as we have the challenges because the few small stories we have run out so fast because there's so many people tried to get them. one of the biggest challenges by creating cost you $7.50 one-way paid $15 to ways whether you use a cab. yes, we have a significant number. in some cases that's the only way they get somewhere. what the neighbors are seen as $15 may be a nice meal for their families. so we've basically been challenged to make neighbors go with each other that you don't know. but it created even more problems. additio

retired after 45 years of services with the san francisco police department i've been told inspector monroe is going to try to beat that record and marty is a native san franciscan and went to the unspoken schools in the articles but trained many of the new officers and new inspections i remember he came to this when with we retired he knew it was time when they said you worked with our father no inspector he was buried on friday the chief and i were present i want 0 adjourn for his many years of service. >> do i have o a second. >> opposed we're adjourned in his honor >> 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. cut. >> we are here to celebrate the opening of this community garden. a place that used to look a lot darker and today is sun is shining and it's beautiful and it's been completely redone and been a gathering place for this community. >> i have been waiting for this garden for 3 decades. that is not a joke. i live in an apartment building three floors up and i have potted plants and have dreamt the whole time i have lived there to have some ability to build this dirt. >> let me tell you handout you -- how

that is coming down through carbon and monroe counties and northampton county. some of the areas that got hit hard last night, with two to four inches of rain. there may be a brief downpour here but fortunately, it does not look like the worst of that will be hitting the areas that got hit hardest last night. we are at 89 degrees in philadelphia. we got up to 91 officially so far, 90 in northeast philly. you can see how it's cooled down in allentown after the shower and in atlantic city after that thunderstorm. now, as we go into the evening, everything is going to quiet down. drier air moving in. by 11:00, we've got clear skies across the area lowering humidity setting us up for a really nice day tomorrow. good bit of sunshine, some clouds come in later in the day, but i don't think there will be any rain until tomorrow night. then on thursday we have showers and a wind off the ocean. that will keep the temperature down. and here's more activity for thursday night before we get another break on friday. it kind of goes in and out and in and out. and this one cam