the center of the circle is james monroe. james monroe is born in virginia, had a home near charlottesville, and was a veteran of the american revolution. we are at a very exciting time because the two of james monroe has been out for a year and haa half being restored. over the years, it was deteriorating and it had to be taken down because 40% of it had to be recast. designed by alan flat ink and was originally built richmond. james monroe was buried in hollywood in 1858. earlier and was buried in new york. the munro family gave their permission, and in a very large ceremony, july of 1858, munro cemeteryed from marble in new york, and reburied at hollywood cemetery. president of the united states is buried here. tyler finished his presidency, he renounced his american citizenship and went to work for the confederacy. three weeks before he died, he was elected to the confederate congress. for 20 years, there was no marker at his grave. 20 years after he died, the state put up a small headstone. in 1915, the federal governmen

the monroe family gave their permission and a very large monroe wasuly 1858, removed from marble cemetery in new york and reburied in hollywood cemetery. john tyler is also buried in the president's circle. he was the 10th president of the united states. while he was a president, john minor bots read an impeachment speech against tyler. he thought john tyler was too supportive of state's rights. finished his presidency, he renounced his american citizenship and went to work for the confederacy. before he died, he was elected to the confederate congress. years, there was no marker at his grave. 20 years after he died, the state put up a small headstone. in 19 years, there was no marker at his15, the federal got directed the monuments we have at his site today. this is a shaft that has the bust of tyler at the top. there is an urn surrounded by 2 eagles. on the right side of the monument is an allegorical figure of memory who is holding a laurel leaf. are symbols of honor, distinction, and achievement great on the left side there is an allegorical republic with the seal of virginia on repub

they are getting their clocks cleaned by jefferson and madison and monroe. they have been politically outmaneuvered. jefferson was a much better and muchlitician better political tactician by far than hamilton and they constantly outmaneuvered federalists. hamilton was hoping to create this christian constitutionalist society as a grassroots network to check the jeffersonians, but i think it was too late in the game. in my view hamilton was spent politically by 1804. i think he kind of knew that too. one of the reasons he accepts the duel with burr is this is his last patriotic act. he's going to finish burr. he had a good sense he would across the river and that would finish ehrenberg. hamilton was going to throw away his shot, this would be burr's last shot. it did finish him politically. forcehamilton as a spent by 1804. that's about as far as i can take it. have hamilton witnessed the war of 1812, he would have told them i told you so. you have to make strong military and a national bank to fund a war. you can't just talk about war and declare war and no

i said monroe county. monroe county is 91% republican. i said, that's my grandfather. he said, you're a republican. he said if you are state ffa president, you may be here in washington someday. and i said i want to do better than that. i want to be commissioner of agriculture in kentucky. he laughed about that. at the time, that was a bigger deal than being in washington. now i realize it's not. that's a pretty interesting picture, and who would have thought in 1990 right out of high school that i would be serving with senator mcconnell. and he was very active in my campaign and a big supporter in the primary and in the general. host: what about your family, young children? rep. comer: i have three young children, a 12-year-old girl, nine-year-old boy and five-year-old girl. and my wife and i have been married 13 years. host: will they be joining you in washington? rep. comer: they will. they are in route now as we speak. this weekend is a freshman retreat. so all the freshman were invited to go to a retreat where we can have more of an orientation, learn more about t

they are getting their clocks cleaned by jefferson and madison and monroe. so they have been politically outmaneuvered. again, i will say this for betteron, he was a much street politician in a sense. and a much better political tactician by far than hamilton and they constantly outmaneuvered federalists. hamilton was hoping to create this christian constitutionalist society as a grassroots network to check the jeffersonians, but i think it was too late in the game. so in my view hamilton was spent , politically by 1804. i think he kind of knew that too. i think part of the reason he challenged, or he accepted the dual, was this was his last patriotic act. he's going to finish burr. i think he had a pretty good sense that he might die out there across the river here. and that that would finish ehrenberg -- aaron burr. hamilton was going to throw away his shot, this would be burr's last shot. it did finish him politically. so i just see hamilton as a spent force by 1804. without reading the entire piece or speaking with joanne freeman, that is as far as i can

we have a treeing rain advisory for carbon, monroe, northampton counties until 10:00 a.m. temperatures slow enough that travel could be on the slippery side. it is try here this philadelphia at the moment. look at how hield it is already, 45 degrees right now. we will get to a high of potentially 61 with midday rain and milder afternoon and it will be warmer tomorrow because temperature went go that low tonight, only in the mid 50's. very unusual for february, but wait until you see temperature swings and chance of snow that we have in the seven take forecast. bob kelly. >> yes, put soap in your mouth 6:02. good morning everybody. here's a live look at i-95 southbound headlights coming out of northeast philadelphia heading in towards girard avenue starting to see beginning of the morning rush hour and here's what we have from septa, longer gaps between the trains on the market frankford line, platforms will be overcrowded, septa putting shuttle bus services for morning rush. to take will be the test, yesterday we will call it practice because a lot of folks took the toews

for carbon, monroe, northampton but lehigh county can get freezing rain as well. here in philadelphia we are well above freezing. we're only expecting rain this morning. the not much of it until later this morning. sunrise at 7:03. you cane mount pocono is only 33 degrees. thirty-six at the surface in allentown but some of that rain could be frozen as it the is falling. we have 43 degrees in philadelphia look at the how mild in dover, wildwood, 50, already. so we could get up to 61 with rain throughout the afternoon and evening, on and off, not continuing, throughout the day , but just enough to make a little bit the of the mess but it is, at least, mild outside, for to us day, bob kelly. >> sound good, sue, 4:02. think yesterday was that hooky day for folks after the big super bowl parties. we didn't have a busy morning rush. rest of the day was kind of quiet, no problems at the moment as we get the in to or out of downtown philadelphia we have a fire location in kensington and jasper and tioga, construction crews out on 422, out near route 23, but again, this is

but to get another president into the mix, james monro. i am a big admirer of james monro. and i think recall call his presidency the year of good feeling. we needed to heal as a country. termse in and ran for two and was exceedingly popular. he studied the hand of the united states at a crucial time. and i think he is underappreciated. -- he the first effect was the perfect president for that moment after the war of 1812. it is tough to beat the first president. the president to defined the office and the republican experiment. washington took office and you have to remember, by the standards that were taught, he was an elderly man. he would have been almost 80 years old. that his hearing was going. was sensitive about his lack of formal education. his secretary said that no sound -- he spent time trying to control his temper. so washington was a very human figure. veryola rate -- at a vulnerable time. he'll most single-handedly gave legitimacy to this experiment. war, itox, secretary of wasn't the constitution that together.ountry it was the character of george washington

sarah: for more, we are joined by ken monroe, a security and technology expert from london.nk you for joining us. it turns out, almost two years ago you have -- you hacked the doll and drew attention to the dangers of the toy. why did it take so long to make this public? >> some people did not take it seriously at the time. we show how easily it was to make this doll say crazy things, but the manufacturer did not take it seriously. they are it was a prank. that was not the point. sarah: how easy is it to hack that all? -- the doll? it sounds like a turkey -- chuckie horror movie, for example. >> it is unbelievably easy. she works as a bluetooth headset, so if you compare a bluetooth device with your smartphone, you can't hack it -- can hack it. she has no pin. other devices require a pin. so if you can connect bluetooth, you can hack it and listen to what she is hearing. sarah: you mentioned that the distributors were slow to react, what was the reaction you got when you contacted them? >> they dismissed it as a prank. plan showed -- we showed how serious it was, you could h

specific notes to these counties, northampton ton, carbon, monroe, pocono region essentially the higher terrain , next stocial storm will likely come in start off for some of you as for freezing rain again, isn't until tomorrow. today's not your concern, tomorrow morning, tomorrow morning drive, may be headed out, well, headed up that way, you want to set your alarm extra early for tomorrow. low four's up a down i-95, not off the best part, winds looks like it will stay light, average day in the sit, high hitting 47 degrees. so at least couple of degrees above what's average. with the sunshine, and quiet weather, you know, certainly easy way meisha to start off the work week. but it goes downhill pretty quickly. >> yes. katie, thank you so much. so if you are just waking up with us right now, what i just put up at the desk, our main focus right now the market frankford line. so over the weekends, rail cars, starting 30 to 40 cars short. these are the bullet point. expect over-crowding, longer time between trains during peak hours, no ao/b stop service, and supplement al bus service. wil

>> 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

man: monroe and hodges. monroe and hodges. you know, there's a right way of doing police work.ay of doing it. then there's a way that you two idiots do it. thank you, captain. captain: what happened, jimmy? it just went south. right away. the whole thing went south, jack. these new mexican gangs, they got no style, they got no class. they shoot first and run second. then you should've coordinated with anti-gang. the guy comes in says it's happening right now. we had to make a right-now move. anti-gang and occb have been sitting on that neighborhood. one call would have told you to forget about it. details never matter to you. they don't return calls. i've got waves of mexican gang members moving in every day bringing in huge shipments of dope in to that neighborhood from canada. see? the mexicans, they fly the dope into canada and bring it through toronto. because of the heightened security along the southern border. really? that's how they get it done, huh? you looked confused about it. i am. 'cause of your shootout that whole neighborhood is dead to me. good job. the good new

rough travel in carbon monroe counties, toward pennsylvania, new york state border.s there pink showing up, even as far south as lehigh valley, northern bucks county, late this morning, that colder air, talking about trying to move back in, everybody else to the the south seeing just plane rain, steady rain early afternoon, by four or five or 6:00 it is gone. we will clear skies out. after midnight wind is really going to duck up. we will have sunshine around for monday, monday will look nice, but not feeling that nice, with strong wind gusts. ice amounts as i said in the lehigh valley .1, .2 of an inch and up to a quarter inch toward the pocono region. temperatures is the issue. hovering around that treeing mark in the afternoon in the lehigh valley. everybody else 40's, 50's into south jersey and delaware. the gets cool tonight. any wet conditions could freeze up but wind will be strong enough to dry roads before we see that drop below freezing. high wind watch in effect for the entire region midnight tonight through 5:00 o'clock tomorrow gusting up to around 55, m

monroe came in and was exceedingly popular for two terms. he studied the united states at a crucial time. underappreciated one. he was the perfect president for his moment after the war of 1812. host: richard norton smith? guest: i think it's tough to beat the first president, the president who defined the office and the republican experiment atop which it stood. office.on took by the standards of his time, he was an elderly man. by modern standards he would've been almost 80 years old. he complained that his hearing was going. he was very sensitive about his lack of formal education. said no sound on earth compared with george washington's wearing a blue streak. he tried to control his temper. statues in the city park, he was a very human -- at a veryvery vulnerable time of his life. more remarkable that he single-handedly gave legitimacy to this experiment. said it wasn't the constitution that held the republic together, it was the character of george washington important. most his restraint, he became president because the delegates in ph

resting place of us senator and confederate president jefferson davis as well as us presidents james monroe and john tyler. it's the second most visited cemetery in the country after arlington national cemetery. we continue our feature on richmond with a visit to black swan books, the local antiquarian book store. >> this is an example of a book that is not particularly valuable but is absolutely beautiful. and i love being able to sell books like this. we sometimes think oh, rare books. a rare bookshop, antiquarian. that sounds peculiar. that's not for me and i want the bookshop in business to be for everybody.i want people to come in and say oh my god, look at that gorgeous book and opened it up and find that it's $25 and they could probably afford it if they really want it and it's not $2000. that's a nice thing, i think. i wanted to go to library school and be a rare books librarian. and i was not well received. anyway, i got talked out of it. and i went to law school, i did that. i went into the ministry, i did that. nothing was really going to work out for me so 20 years ago, i bought

showing up in carbon and monroe counties.eather advisories posted. temperatures right now 41 degrees in philadelphia. but once again below freezing. upper 20s right now in the poconos. so as we go hour by hour, you can see what happens. we keep mostly cloudy skies around. temperatures are going to hold pretty steady in the low to mid fours for today. so with winds more out of the east it will be kind of damp and dreary. clouds scattered showers into the early afternoon time frame but hyped that system, we clear out but the winds, they will be gusting over 50 miles an hour for tomorrow. look at those temperatures. mid 40s center city. 46 down the shore. upper 30s in the low high vall valley. but overnight through monday, the entire area high wind watch for those winds gusting over 50 miles per hour. back over to you. >> speaking of winds, scott, check this out. the world's largest undie run. man. that wind could be dangerous when you don't have on clothes. >> better have good weather. >> thousands of americans will brave the c

they allegedly show monroe's secret pregnancy.fan club. the baby's father was yves montad, sense the secrecy of the pregnancy. the images were sold last year as part of the photographer's estate. >>> and probably the least likely bromance ever. john mccain and ashton kutcher. he was on capitol hill to talk about human trafficking, when senator mccain lightened things up with a joke. i want to thank ashton. ashton, you are better looking in the movies. anyway -- >> little kiss there blown to the senator. mccain saying he was not only loves what ashton is doing outside of hollywood, but does indeed enjoy his movies. there's your "pop start" today. >> a smart guy, ashton. >>> mr. roker? >> let's show you what we got going on. a little lake-effect snow. and some remnant snow hanging around northern new england. but really, other than the last couple of snowstorms, things have been light over the last winter season, as far as snow days. an inch or more. boston averages 11 of those. seven in new york. philly, 6. washington, 5. and bosto

and take possession so that for generations to come, fort monroe will be for our virginia citizens. [ applause ] these three years have been defined by significant substantive accomplishments on one key policy initiative after another. those achievements are not victories for one party or another. they are victories for virginia. we an cleebd them by working together and doing what takes to build a new virginia economy from the bottom up. and if you look at the numbers, it's clear we are making substantial progress. when i took office, virginia's unemployment rate was 5.4%. over the course of this administration, it fell to as low as 3.7% which represented the steepest decline in any governor's term in 32 years. claps /* /- today as more and more vanyians responds to our strengthening economy by returning to the workforce is higher and now the second lowest rate of any major state in america. in total, virginia has created 167,100 new jobs in the last three years. these are important indicators that our efforts are working and that our trajectory is indisp e indisputably upward. but

photos july 1960 allegedly show monroe's secret pregnancy. fan club close to marilyn. the father was not husband arthur miller but french actor, hence the secrecy. the images were sold as part of the photographer's estate. >>> probably the least likely bromance eve ashton kutcher." on the hill to testify with human trafficking when senator mccain lightened things up with a joke. >> want to thank elisa and ashton. ashton, you're better looking in the movies. >> mccain saying he not only loved what ashton doing outside hollywood, he enjoys his movies. >> he's a smart guy, ashton kutcher. >> doing a good thing. >> thank you very much. mr. roker. >> show you what's going on. lake-effect snow. some remnant snow hanging around northern new england. but really other than these last couple snowstorms, things have been light over the last winter season as far as snow days. an inch or more, boston averages 11 of those, 7 in new york, philly, 6, washington, 5. look at this. boston coming the closest with 8 of them. northwest, snowy. 13 days 11, st. loui

detectives went to an ex-girlfriend, melissa monroe. >> we tell her they're there about seth.ntually they take her back to the police station. they show her the same pictures and they say to her, who is this this? >> the left photograph is pablo aybar. and the right photograph is seth. >> melissa monroe had also seen seth and pablo together at casey's bar the morning of the murders. >> i saw them at casey's on the sunday, well, saturday night, sunday morning. i talked to them when i was on the dance floor. seth kept asking me to dance. >> you had all of these witnesses that corroborated and connected seth and pablo to mr. butch casey, the tech nine gun and his car. >> seth, a high school dropout with a previous robbery to his name soon learned he was wanted for murder. >> i actually seen all this stuff in the newspaper. they want to question me about a triple murder. they had a description of my car in there. if you know his whereabouts, please contact us. >> seth decided to turn himself in. >> because i didn't commit this crime. i mean, what person in their right mind's going

in 1823, president james monro itself. that the watershed moments.dentjames monro used the address to articulate a new foreign policy doctrine, war and european powers not to meddle in the western hemisphere. during his state of the union in western hemisphere. during his state of the union “119611, lyndon western hemisphere. during his state of the union in 1964, lyndonjohnson first proposed legislation that would come to be known as the war on poverty, paving the way for a range of welfare programmes. this administration today, here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in america. mr speaker, the president of the united states. one of the most memorable phrases ever uttered in the state of the union came in president george w bush's 2002 address, which warned iran, iraq and north korea threatened the peace of the world. it marks the birth of the controversial war on terror. states such as these and their terrorist allies, they constitute an axis of evil, arming to threaten the peace of the world. tonight's speech, a statement of purposeis

another enemy james monroe is president for eight years. john quincey adams gets four years. the adamses also hate him from a different point of view. then andrew jackson is, you know, state, states rights, democrat, also no fan of amilton. so his reputation goes into eclipse. he is remembered a bit in new england and new york city. webster gives some speeches about hamilton and we know lincoln read webster's speeches so maybe there was some content there but lincoln certainly doesn't refer to him partly because there is no percentage in doing that in illinois. if you're going to look for a w.i.g. predecessor henry clay is much more attractive. so, alas, i don't see any onnection. >> i think you may know joseph ellis, he starts on the thesis, four square and seven years ago was incorrect because it was not created by the declaration of independence but bite constitution and as you know the end of the declaration of independence says, speaks of united colonies creating free and independent states. i appreciate your comments on that math or thesis or whatever. mr. brookhiser: l

we have seen some on the the north of us, carbon, monroe northampton counties until 10:00 a.m.freezing rain advisory. we have seen that moving through. it looks like this batch of treeing rain is exiting our viewing area we will zoom in closer, and show what you we're talking about. around mount pocono and that area, that still could be tricky travel down threw upper mount bethel and i80. to the south it is milder, we had heavy rain moving through about half an hour ago and that is gone. here's what is happening. we will start with to daze and warm front that is already come through and this low pressure system which is eventually going to drag a cold front through tomorrow morning. so we have got rain this morning, another little round tomorrow in the, actually tonight into tomorrow morning early morning hours and that is cold front that will bring in that cold air very quickly after possible record high temperature on wednesday and then this secondary low possibly could bring us some snow early thursday morning just in time for morning rush hour. there is a possibility of som

cloudy too and we'll show you the picture outside chopper 6 hd high above the sky earlier today in monroe township. in new jersey you can see we have plenty of clouds overhead and temperatures are certainly cooler because of the cloud cover, not much in the way of sunshine today coming in at 32 in philadelphia and 30 in lancaster and 29 in reading and same in allentown and 29 in the poconos and the coast in cape may 33 and wins sustained at a westerly direction 9 miles per hour in trenton and 15 miles per hour in reading and 16 miles per hour sustained in lancaster. windchills along the 95 corridor in the teens and teens in the poconos. and here is satellite 6 along with action radar lots of clouds across the region today. hard pressed to find a lot of sunshine and as we go through the rest of our weekend the clouds start to dissipate. and sunshine for the start of the day tomorrow. something to look forward to. the sunset tracker days are getting longer, the sunset time tonight at 5:23, by the time we end this month. sunset will be around 5:52 and day lie saving time begins march 12th wi

we have an accident monroe township gloucester county black horse pike northbound approaching lake avenue. watch for that accident. 42 looks clear, nobody is slipping or sliding. we had sun and wind that helped to dry things out. it's cold, though, 23 degrees in philadelphia. when you factor in the wind, the windchill is 12. windchill in the single digits in the lehigh valley. 12 in millville. a whopping 15 in cape may. >>> surveillance video shows the moment an suv slammed into a house in pelham, new hampshire. the impact was so strong it shifted the home's foundation. the driver was taken to the hospital with broken bones. the five people inside at the time were not hurt. >>> some parents are calling for seat belts to be added to school buses following the release of video that shows what happened when students in ohio were involved in a crash. dayton public schools released the video of accident that happened last week. hard to watch, students go flying with one child's legs flying in the air. despite the impact those seats generally protect children, only one of the students had minor

resting place of us senator and confederate president jefferson davis as well as us presidents james monroe and john tyler. it's theon

katty: there have been watershed moments. 18 23 president monroe used the address to articulate a new foreign-policy doctrine warning eddle in thet to mw western hemisphere. lyndon johnson proposed legislation that would be known as the war on poverty paving the way for welfare programs. >> this administration today, here and now, declares unconditional war on poverty in america. , the president of the united states. katty: one of the most memorable phrases ever uttered came in president george w. bush's 2002 address which warned iran, it iraq, and north korea marking the birth of the controversial war on terror. president bush: it constitutes an axis of evil threatening the peace of the world. katty: tonight's speech, a statement of purpose, will likely echo president trump's uncompromising inaugural address , a promise to put america first and transfer power back to the people watching. reporting.y kay if you are tuning in tonight, another piece of history. speech was president bill clinton who in 2000 took nearly an hour and a half. we will see how president trump matches up, and w

storm scan three is quiet exception to the north see pink in the mountains carbon, monroe county light treeing rain and just plane rain around allentown, bethlehem, upper bucks county but still you guys are in a winter weather advisory for potential for temperatures to drop and then things get icy. majority sees rain at times, steady rain will be early this afternoon, should end by early evening. fast moving system that could drop a quarter inch of rain for philadelphia higher amount to the north. less amounts to the south. there is winter weather advisory berks, lehigh valley, upper bucks, poconos, through the day-to-day. poke these best shot the to see treeing rain but lehigh valley could see rain, treeing rain, sleet pellet, ice amounts minimal in the lehigh valley if you see it, couple hundreds of an inch still enough to headache things slick, bridges, overpasses watch out. majority still above freezing, quakertown 34. today's high mid 40's in philadelphia, 40's at the shore, 34 if we're lucky in the mountains later today. high wind watch in effect later tonight we will talk about

el decomiso de 400 kilos de coca valorada en diez millones de dÓlares, propiedad de franck cerco monroeguzmÁn. >> entre los capturados estÁ pamela una conocida locutora y ex presentadora de televisiÓn, tambiÉn joe rivera un ex jugador de la selecciÓn de fÚtbol playa, ambos acusado de colaborar con la estructura criminal, la mayorÍa son pescadores y cuidadores de rancho de playas algunos negaron los cargos. >> nada que ver, yo estoy con mis pesca artesanal. >> en san salvador, el salvador, samuel arias noticias telemundo. >> al regresar shg primero fueron los celulares y ahora las computadoras portÁtiles estan explotando, todo indica que el problema es la baterÍa, le vamos a mostrar cÓmo proteger su aparatos. >> verÁn lo que revelaron colaboradores de donald trump sobre su dieta y cabello. >> y quiÉn ganÓ y quien perdio con los comerciales del super bowl? se lo cuento al volver esto no asusta si te proteges. ¿qué me asusta? la neumonía neumocócica. es una enfermedad grave. ¡mi médico dice que el riesgo aumenta después de los 50! una sola dosis de la vacuna prevnar 13 puede ayudar a prote

what have james bond and marilyn monroe got to do with skiing? alishah and sajjad came to the sport later than most serious competitors. they have a lot of work to do, if they hope to keep up. >> first i was thinking about to have fun from the skiing. and then later, i understood, for a racer we have to work more, we have to be more patient and we have to be more active. >> the moment of truth, this is the first time they're participating in an international race. the competition is strong. most of them practically grew up on skis, unlike sajjad and alishah. but the novices aren't in it to win, they just want to qualify. >> it doesn't matter how the skills is, but we are part of the racing team. >> sajjad is the second to last to start. the run is worn down and icy. despite limited visibility, he can't afford to fall. that would jeopardize his chances of participating in the world championships. but the young afghan masters the giant slalom and safely crosses the finish line. his coach christoph zurcher is happy. alishah also puts in a fine perfo

airy casino resort in monroe county in october. the customer was playing tabletop slot machines at the bar when he was served. investigators found the customer showing signs of intoxication after nine drinks. the casino fired the three bartenders who served that man. >>> a cold start to the weekend but lauren, our sunday is looking warmer? >> we're going to warm things up significantly on the order of about ten degrees and we do have 50's in store but it's going to come with a side of rain and wind and i'll have the details on the strong mid week storm system in your full forecast coming up. >> also security is extremely tight in houston for super bowl 51. it looks different at the biggest sporting event. we'll take you behind the scene, plus will tonight be the night for brian dawkin or terrell owens, possibly both, hall of fame announcements stay with us, coming up after the break. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to worry about student loan debt. i graduated into it. so i couldn't do the things i love, like traveling.

she was kind of almost the embodiment of a bombshell, from marilyn monroe.hat was her appeal. >> reporter: a gig modeling for guess jeans propels her to superstardom. but her lavish lifestyle comes to an end after her husband dies after 14 months of marriage with no mention of anna in his will. >> he always promised me, once we're married, half of everything is mine. that was his promise to me. >> reporter: in the years ahead, the battle for marshall's millions would take the former stripper all the way to the steps of the supreme court. but ultimately she'd never see a penny of her late husband's money. without those millions, she finds a new way to make money, reality tv. the show's an instant smash. >> i like fast men, i like fast cars, i like fast food. >> reporter: comedic moments aside, the show pulls back the curtain on a life that appears out of control. >> i've been up since 4:00 a.m. >> reporter: anna's slurred voice and strange behavior leading to rumors of substance abuse. >> she had prescription medication? >> she had prescription medication. sh

did you think they would be happy being more than just half human james monroe? when you proposed sending slaves back to africa to black the bodies feel like rented tools, when you branded them did the scar on their chest include an expiration date? when you named the country liberia were you trying to be ironic? does this really count as liberation andrew jackson? was a trail of tears not enough for you? was killing cherokee, chop talk, creek, semanose, not enough to quench your imperialism? how many brown bodies do you have to bulldoze before you can call it progress mr. washington, jefferson, madison, monroe, jackson, when you put your hand on the bible and swore to protect this country let's be honest in who you were talking about. when the first independent state fireworks set the sky to flame don't forget where we were watching from. so when you remember jefferson genius don't forget the slaves who built the bookshelves in his library. when you remember jackson's victories in war don't forget what he was fighting to preserve. when you sing that this country

police arrested singh and santo on tuesday without incident at their home here along monroe drive.their apartment investigators found about 50 pounds worth of poppy pods and $30,000 in cash. they discovered 4,000 pounds of poppy pods in storage lockers with a street value of about $400,000.sotand it was cheek by jowl. floor to ceiling. brabham problems in the past nothing like this. as a surprise because it has been relatively low key around here for a long time. they are currently being held the senate clara county jail felony charges for possession of controlled substances shall endangerment. and then that they feel confident that this is isolated incident at an indication of a larger problem with opium here least 20 people, mostly seniors, are without a home this morning following a fire in san francisco. 7 business were also impacted. the fire broke out just before 8:00 yesterday morning on stockton street in the heart of the city's chinatown neighborhood. it took firefighters nearly 6 hours to contain the blaze. red cross workers were on scene helping get those who were displa

for carbon monroe and northampton county. scattered showers are possible through lunchtime maybe longer , we will get details on that coming up, bob kelly. >> right now sue 7:02 as we are seeing volume pop towards the city. rush hour underway on the freeway. roads are try right here but road conditions will change as we move through the day. south on i-95 this accident here near betsy ross bridge, what you can expect today, longer gaps between those trains, we have already started to see some trains pack to the gills here coming out of northeast philadelphia passing girard avenue trying to get into downtown. so septa's pushed shuttle bus in service for both morning and evening rush hours and there is a whole slew of about 25 to 30 bus routes that could be short a bus or two, through the day, and they are the bus that he is septa's pulling off the route to use for the shuttle bus service. as i said there are buses natalie the commuters on the bus routes may only see minimal delays but if you do use any of the buses, you may wa

in his upcpcoming film, "willamette futures," jemy monroe looks at how everyone, from c city-dweller to f farmers connected in h helping revevitae oregon's willamitte river. >> the water starts out some of the purest water on earth. crystal clear, cold. >> we havave some of f the best water ququality coming out of fe ground in the world. >> that's the type of water that we start with in o our headwate.. >> the question is, as s it gos downstream, what are we doing to that? >> i guess the main motiivation foror this film was to sort of shine a lightht on this mememen, this national movement to restore rivers. and wewe'rre doing ththat throue lensns of the wiwillamitte r ri, in o oregon. so, the willamitte river system is a b big river system in wesn oregegon, and i think of it as oregon's big river, bbecause it really flows through our biggest cities and our richest farmland. i think in oregon, , and nationwide, t there's still a a question in people's mind, "what--what's the value of a river?" and we've just gone through a couple of centuries of kind of disconnecting ourselves from r

president obama ranged 12th out of 43 former presidents right between woodrow wilson and james monroe who took the top spot third year in in a row abraham lincoln and george washington and fdr number three and other roosevelt teddy number four and dwight d. eisenhower. how did recent presidents fair bill clinton 15 and bush and james buchanan at the bottom 15th president and i always thought because he was named james and was from pennsylvania growing up. >> that's why he was bottom of the list. >> no, i always growing up james buchanan i was younger i did not realize he was not very popular one termer. >> happy president's day. >> i'll ramble on. >> good night fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years, we have received 6 times more awards than cable, including the jd power award for highest customer satisfaction r the fourth year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet, on the most awarded network. get this amazing offer: 150 meg internet with equal upload and