christina morris' boyfriend hunter was arrest in a drug bust.ad them to her body? hear what the conclusion of "frantic" is. >> by early september 2014, christina morris had been missing for three months. police had arrested her boyfriend hunter foster on drug charges. investigators had thought he might have something to do with christina's disappearance. but when they looked at cell tower and tollway records, they realized hunter's alibi was rock solid. >> his cell phone is down in dallas. his toll tag shows he came back to dallas that evening. everything indicates he's in dallas. >> which is not anywhere near where she was getting into her car. >> 25 miles away. >> and the reason hunter was so reluctant to give up his phone? it had nothing to do with christina. hunter was dealing drugs that night. and the proof, one of his customers was a narc. >> he dealt to an undercover agent. >> on the night christina vanishes, hunter is selling drugs to an undercover officer. >> yes, sir. >> then less than a week after hunter's arrest, police had something

mom. >> morris could spend the rest of his life in prison.ecutors in his case are asking for two consecutive 60-year sentences. he and his mother are hopeful he'll be exonerated on a future appeal. but they're not completely in agreement on how morris spends his future, especially when it comes to his desire to be a tattoo artist. >> i don't want to go through that again. >> i want to make a name for myself doing tattoos. >> but your focus is only tattoos. your art extends beyond that. your art is bigger than tattoos. >> that's one thing i can work on right now. so right when i get out i can go work on tattoos. but you know i want to make video games and all that. and i want -- >> that's my point. how do you go from tattoos to computer engineering? how do you -- >> you're not. art is art. you keep on working on it. >> let that be the plan b. you can do computer engineer in there. i'm pretty sure. god forbid if you do get sent to prison, you can do computer engineering in there you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. >> tell me yo

cents william morris decided to change over production from bicycles to cars he opened his first motor works in cali oxfordshire and began turning out the morris oxford mall knows a few originals have survived one is owned by hammond yose of moisten. it's all his was one of the last in the bull nose series built in one nine hundred twenty six it was followed by the flat nose series which had a conventional flat radiator that made the car look like almost any other from the period through the outside all. it was the canister shape of the radiator that earned it the nickname old nose just like the exterior the interior possesses a distinguished british sense of elegance the cream colored seat and wooden dashboard seemed to recall a vintage sailboat the speedometer is marked in miles per hour and on yourself as added the kilometers per hour around the outside edge. when counting the rumble seat for him. people can fit into the open two seater torpedo had been used to have his own very aesthetic reasons for choosing this particular car he knew just what he was looking for. so why should th

morris is the opposite. the way i've put it in morris talks is that if you have one phone call, you only get one phone call and it's a phone call to a founding father, and you're in four situations, you've just been thrown in jail, you've just been taken to the emergency room, you need $10,000 right away, someone cancelled at dinner and you got a last-minute plug someone in, the person you would call in all of those situations would be morris. he would go to jail and bail you out. he would go to the hospital and offer very sympathetic, intelligent medical advice, because he lost a leg in an accident and he took health very seriously and empathically. he would give you the $10,000, and he might not expect it back. he did that during his life. and he'd be great at dinner. but just don't seat him next to your wife. >> and he was hamilton's best friend. >> and he was hamilton's best friend. >> well, richard brookhiser, thank you so much for this evening. >> thank you. i just want to thank you all for coming. we

he said at 6:25 morris we have somebody stealing power.e next morning they followed them from 625 morris to the vicinity of 292 proceeda. at 10:00 that morning, i saw steve, kat line soliah and josephine coming out of 288. i expected them to come out. that's who we had been surveilling. then i see what i think is bill and emily harris walk down the same set of steps. they were literally 20 feet away from us. we weren't even breathing inside that place. because this is supposed to be unoccupied camper. i took a load of laundry down to the laundromat that was located around the corner from proceeda i was this there doing laundry and i notice a guy come in the laundromat dressed in a suit. this was a totally working class neighborhood. a lot of latinos. white guys in suits were generally cops. he looked me dead in the face and i'm looking him dead in the face and he turns immediately to his right and goes to a pay phone that's on the wall near the front of the laundromat. i get a really, really bad feeling about what's happened. so i went hom

morris makes it a point to get a tour of the oroville dam every few months .. while many across the north state hold their breath .. hoping they'll never have to re-live february 12-th of 2017 .. again.(natsot) "by the time we are done, the whole state is going to give a damn." (catherine)coming up... facebook launches a new service --snapchat catches flak for its new interface -- and an app that lets you talk about work anonymously. that's

made the journey from morris town to minneapolis in the rv in eagles one. patrick muller has been all over this country in this rv to watch his beloved eagles. he said p a double take when they see >> fans in the parking lot tailgate ready for the game. people are shocked when you pull into town. muller said it's worth coming to minneapoliin the the win, he warns other philadelphians heading this way to bring warm clothing. >> reporter: long johns me when i say that bring all long johns you've got.aff >> i'm sharrie williams in minneapolis back to the studio. >> if you're not driving in an rv 980-mile trip by plane. most of the people heading to minneapolis from our area took off yesterday. america added two additional flights and switched bigger plane thanlown on t route. tonight at 8:00 p.m. tune in for the "action new preview live from minneapolis. the game day coverage at "action news" at 6:00 a.m., and noon our pregame coverage gets going at 5:00 p.m. join us after the game to see how the city is reacting. we'll have complete coverage at 11 on sports s

morris. chew toy?that's right the ref receive dan shackner. >> i say the rules of puppy bowl could fit on ape post-it note. drag a chew toy into the end zone. doesn't matter. yeah play for the other people. we don't care. intentional growling. >> all puppies? >> they all have their own agendas. most are not that socialized. certainly not house trained. and, we are frying to get them to play a competitive football game. >> what could possibly go wrong? >> right. >> oh, no, that's not good. >> that is a foul on you guys. ten yards. keep it clean. watching you. >> they play on a especially constructed and easily cleaned, field. in a manhattan studio. like the human game, there are cameras everywhere. and, like the human game, the play herbs are some times given penalties. >> unsportsdoglike con duchlkt five yards. no belly rubs. i mean it. >> that's pretty much where the similarity ends. in this game, the players don't curse the ref, they kiss hill. >> kiss up to the ref, works every time. >> dan is more

. >> well, bring in democratic morris reid.servative commentator and author of "the gate keepers: how the white house chief of staff define every presidency "and senior aid visor to the new york democratic party. big panel. welcome. ladies first here, kirsten. donald trump jr. does he not understand that the trump tower meeting is a key part of special counsel mueller's investigation? and second, does he still not get why it warrants that attention? >> i think he does but i don't think he cares. he's coming from a family obviously has watched his father do a similar thing just say whatever they feel like saying and the media at the podium and everyone else has to deal with it. also, there's a feeling you saw a tweet earlier from him that this, the release of the memo and everything that's been happening has been sweet revenge for them. kind of what they're playing up. but i think also they're trying to capitalize on the fact they're a business family, weren't involved in politics. they didn't necessarily know the game or how th

he's accused of grabbing logan morris' two-year-old son by the hand last tuesday and smacking it.nd and s.w.a.t.ed him on the backside three times. all because the child kept asking for candy. even more bizarre morris says after the impromptu packing martinez tried to buy the boy a treat. >> he actually insisted on grabbing him a piece of candy and said that oh, i'll pay for it don't worry about it. i said no, i said you're not going to pay for it. >> morris says his son was more confused than hurt. martinez seen here on police body camera is now facing a number of charges including battery. investigators say the man was drunk at the time. >> ♪♪ >> big talkers now. it's not that often that you hear calls to boycott a children's movie but some parents say they are furious over a scene that shows what they call food allergy bullying in the new film peter rabbit the classic case of man versus critter. peter rabbit as you know is a beloved literary character make for mischief but in this new film there's a scene where peter and his bunny friends attack the nephew of his arch nemesis w

his great, great, great grandson, kenneth morris, jr., is the president and founder of the frederick douglass family initiative. thank you for being with me. ken: it's nice to be here. soledad: why is sex trafficking as a civil rights issue to focus this family legacy, which is so powerful, on? there's so many civil rights issues that i would think that you could pick. ken: in 2005, i came across the "national geographic" magazine cover story entitled "21st century slaves." and when i looked at that headline, i reacted the way i think most people do the first time they hear about the existence of human trafficking. and i thought it had ended with the work of frederick douglass and the signing of the emancipation proclamation. but as i started to research the issue, i found that slavery still existed everywhere around the world, including right here in the united states. when i looked at the legacy of frederick douglass as the great abolitionist and then my great, great grandfather booker t. washington as the great educator, if we combined their legacies, abolition through education -

francine: morris reid, thank you very much. andreas utermann stays with us.orce. details are starting to emerge about what the u.k. actually wants from brexit. this is "bloomberg." ♪ sebastian: let's get the bloomberg business flash. warning the end of the boom in london housing according to a website. home sellers do to be more realistic about the price demands is as. the february report says london asking prices were down 1% from a year ago for six and second of quarters. novo group reports another huge loss. the hong kong-based company says its fourth quarter loss can be it's high -- as high as $1.9 billion. last month the firm announced initial deals through sharks are -- restructure $3.5 billion in debt. black panther is a smash. it opens with estimated weekend sales of $192 million in north america, a record for february opening. likely to become the biggest movie ever start a largely black cast. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you. --resa may wants brenda britain's estate close in some areas. theresa may could have allies in europ

francine: thank you do geoffrey yu and daniel morris.p, the conversation with the chief economist from credit suisse. that's coming up in 50 minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance," an di'm taylor riggs. qualcomm has rejected the largest takeover bid in history. chipmaker made what it called its best and final offer. the proposal will be decided by shareholders next month. walmart is in talks to spend in several billion dollars to take a stake from india's e-commerce leader. walmart could invest as much as 20% as part of a deal that would valuation tot's as much as $20 billion. and the world's biggest shipping company came up short last year. the danish company is working for the historic split of the corporate structure. they are selling the energy unit to focus on transport. that's your bloomberg business flash. tom: so much going on, of course. looking at the house, exhausted. it's been an all miter. the 54th speaker of the house just poke, paul ryan. speaker ryan wants this budget passed. he wants a lar

father jonathan morris is with us in studio as well.ne thing brit was talking about was the number of people he saw in person, hundreds of millions throughout his life, rivaled perhaps only by a catholic pope. what billy graham did is he opened his faith to catholics and that was a bit of a religious revolution i would say in american religious life. >> it was. also revolution in his own personal development in his own life. in the 1940s, for example, he has been quoted as saying some things that many would be considered to be anti-catholic but he developed incredibly in understanding of the humanism and understanding what unites us, our core beliefs. that is in jesus of nazareth as our savior and our redeemer. and famously he met with jean-paul ii in 1981 and many people from the southern baptist background were shocked by that saying listen, these are not real christians. he came away from that meeting with jean-paul and said publicly because he new how to use the media in a good way. he said john paul the second said to me rewith bro

we would like to introduce you to william alexander morris. of john morris the vice president of multi platform programming and his wife, beth. william alexander was born saturday night weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce, 21-inches long. he was named after his great-grandparents. john said mom and baby are both healthy, happy -- john -- and amazing. abc's "world news tonight" with david muir next on channel6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff, sharrie williams adam joseph and ducis rodgers. then please join us for a special report at 11:00 here on channel6. it is one of the most popular games out there for tweens and teens and it has many parents wondering how to pull them away. chad pradelli takes a look at the fort night frenzy. >> reporter: it's the video game shattering records. fort night. >> get ready to fight here we come. >> reporter: think of a version of "the hunger games" and it has 45 million fans glued to their screens. >> he's always on the game and i can't get him off. >> reporter: why the game is so popular and s

. >> the president, once again, turned to political strategist and advisor dick morris. >> i said, "so this girl. you know, i didn't do what they said i did, but i think i did so much that i can't prove my innocence." >> morris secretly took a poll of american voters. the results suggested americans would be willing to overlook the adultery but not the perjury. i said, "you have to gradually acclimate the people to the idea that you had this relationship with this very young woman and, above all, to not issue a strong, fierce denial, because the lying will get you in trouble." the closer you get to home, the more you know the commute is worth it. you and that john deere tractor... you can keep dreaming up projects all the way home. it's a longer drive. but just like a john deere, it's worth it. >> dick morris' gradual admittance suggestion would go unheeded. one day before the state of the union address, the president made a bold move. following 23 minutes of remarks about childcare at an event devoted to after-school programs, the president suddenly changed the subject. >> i want you

ok well joining us live now to discuss this a bit further is even morris he's from the english democrats party in the good afternoon to you stephen we were hearing some very sad and distressing stories there in that report i'm not sure how much of it you heard but essentially some migrant children are resorting they say to prostitution and drug dealing how things got this bad. for me i think it's caused by because of the complete failure of the under nato to actually act with the problems in syria. what we've seen is just a complete breakdown of any kind of authority in the area and nato with the e.u. should have took action we should have a buffer zone set up we should have a safe zone set up. with the power of nato and the e.u. but not enough and what we've just allowed it to escalate and escalate and it's getting even worse now because obviously turkey where the leader actually got rid of all the opposition and has now started to invade syria himself he's escalated even further so where previously we could use nato. as a nato member as a buffer zone and get them involved as a part of

so, morris animal refuge is in the puppy bowl.hink couple of years in a row here. >> third year in a row. >> wonderful. street tails. which is another rescue, was also in the puppy bowl. and rachael mcquade, actually you adopt in the beautiful man here. >> can you blame us? >> i know. >> look right here now. his name is neville long bottom because rachael kind of likes harry pot area little bit, probably as much as your pups. now tell me about what team he was on in puppy bowl? >> he played on both teams. because he was cents in a special needs rounds for team fluff. >> special needs rounds for team fluff. >> was a little rough. so they took him out. and put him on team rough. so he was on both teams. >> oh,. >> so's winner already. >> special needs because? >> totally deaf. >> totally deaf. now so he was cents a bonus guy whether he found out that you adopted him then he was in puppy bowl. >> yes, very true. >> so you have superstar. >> and you have a watch party at your work. >> i do. whole veterinary specialists say hi to your

this year morris avenue is block off. there is a lot of eagles green >> ♪ >> reporter: thirteen years ago they dit. >> it is a cool neighborhood. we have been waiting so long. it is a mare california year. >> we have pretzels, hot dogs, hot check late pretzels will get to pals our local abington township police department. we will have a dj. we will have some corn hole games going and some dancing. >> well, we bleed green here. that underdog got to eat. so we will eat the patriots. >> it is so much fun because that is all we want, all philly wants. >> it brings everybody together, i think everybody is excited, about the super super bowl. >> all right. back out here live a lot of eagles spirit here on morris avenue. the proceed from their bake sale will actually be donated to the abington police department, so thinks all for a good cause, but, look at how hyped these fans are, who knows how long they will last. live from abington christie let/for channel six "action news". walter and alycia. >> it was a unique tribute at t

peter morris is chief economist at flight peter morris is chief economist at flight global and joins usat is it that iag is doing so right right now? three elements, overall regulatory framework which is common, economic geography coverage of the region they are in and a flexibility of business model and what iag is doing very well at at the moment is that ability of business model across the whole spectrum of markets. do you mean from cheap right up to the luxury end of the market? leisure to business end of the market and also reflecting the demand in north—west europe and south—west europe as well. there are some gaps in that, they have some gaps they could fill in terms of the market? looking at central europe and eastern europe, the coverage connecting through london and madrid is quite weak. so i think that is something that was indicated about their interests, for insta nce indicated about their interests, for instance in nicky, to fill the gaps. when we talk about iag we often think about british airways because it is the big lump within this body of companies but obviously, the

stan morris is also still with us. is for the european central bank and how tricky this is for draghi. >> it is a very awkward situation. theecb has stepped in in past quite rapidly to remind the governments that central banks are independent and the governments cannot remove them. the latvian central bank has vics toessuring rimse step down, but there is the backdrop of extreme a serious allegations. and the ecb sibley does not know, we understand, how much detail there is behind that, let alone the veracity of it. it has got to tread cautiously and do its to diligence. it has soy, far remained silent. francine: paul, what are the ramifications of this. we are hearing the central bank could skip the next ecb meeting. paul: there are problems here for the ecb. it does not appoint the central bank governors. there are 19 countries, which are somewhat far-flung. they have got their own regulatory standards,, to some extent. it also has a national government, which has to enforce the laws in place. they lack some control,

police say morris was also in possession of packets of suspended heroin. he's facing numerous charges to tonight including robbery and assaulting a police officer. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the parkland, florida, high school shooting. teachers at stoneman douglas high school returning to work today. lawmakers try to figure out how to keep our children safe. fox's phil keating has more from parkland, florida. >> reporter: teachers are getting back to work at stoneman douglas high school. nine days after a gunman killed 17 people in a mass school shooting. school officials say they're taking their time with the reopening providing counseling and other resources to faculty and staff making sure this transition goes as smooth as can be. >> folks coming together, reconnecting, and going through the healing process, um, as we open school and work to get back to some level of normalcy. >> reporter: a top priority for teachers and lawmakers keeping the students safe. florida governor rick scott announcing a may your new initiative. $450 million to add

get comfortable with it. >> dick morris' gradual admittance suggestion would go unheeded. state of the union address, the president made a bold move. following 23 minutes of remarks about childcare at an event devoted to after-school programs, the president suddenly changed the subject. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie, not a single time, never. >> when we heard that statement, wagging his finger, you know, it was not believable. >> a lot of people thought he was toast. you couldn't survive a scandal like this. >> if the president thought his denial would dampen interest in the story, he was very wron >> on the day that he wagged his finger, he set up a lie that the entire investigativ machinery of the media set out to prove was false. that set up a battle not just between bill clinton and ken starr, between bill clinton and the forces of the mainstream media. >> did the president mean to say to the american people that he had no sexual intercourse? >> i t

chris morris. thank you.own to have died in an explosion and fire in a building in leicester yesterday has risen to five. search and rescue teams recovered a body from the rubble earlier today. five people remain in hospital, one is critically ill. emergency crews have been continuing to search the ruins of the property, as our correspondent sima kotecha reports. the damage, fully exposed, in daylight. last night, just after seven, an explosion. a shop and the flat above it were destroyed. flames shot up into the air, around seven metres high. towering over the surrounding buildings. ijust heard a big bang. the owner of the shop was inside at the time. i didn't know, what was that? i found myself on the floor. eyes open. looking up. half of my body was under, how to say? rubble? under the bricks and rubble. how are you feeling at the moment? i don't know how to tell you. never i feel how i am now. the shop was a polish supermarket. it had only been open since january. today, firefighters spent hours inside, w

will be donated to the abington police department but again, a lot, a lot of eagles spirit here at morrisgton, christie ileto for channel six "action news". >> eagles fight song, rocky fight song, you cannot get more philadelphian then that. thank you. >>> when the eagles win tomorrow we are likely to point to relentless defense and opportunistic owe even if but many of the players point to something else, as well, their faith. "action news" reporter chad pradelli met two men who coached the eagles in that department. >> reporter: walking into pastor herb lusk office in north broad street and is there eagles memorabilia throughout but this picture is his favorite. >> i'm so proud of it. first time nfl player scored a touchdown and need down and prayed in the end zone. >> reporter: before his days behind a pulpit lusk was backup running back for dick vermeil and eagles. after this 70-yard touchdown in 1977, he need and prayer widely recognized as the first in the nfl. now he is one of the two official pastors for this years birds, he says that the team has a burning faith, and it starts wi

this is charity, a beautiful terrier mix, also from the morris animal refuge.rity used to be a breeding dogs, she was a little bit shy of other dogs but looks, loves people, she's looking for more peaceful home. if you are interested in the pets you have met today or want to try that puppy yoga we have posted links on our web site six abc.com/shelter me. if you'd like to share your shelter story post a picture and send details on our fyi philly facebook page using # six abc shelter me. we will feature your stories on upcoming shelter me segments w charity, i'm david murphy for channel six "action news". >>> your time right now 9:51. in today's technically speaking facebook testing out a down vote button. don't call it a dislike button they are reporting social media cities testing button on 5 percent of android users in the u.s., and instead of a long ask for dislike button the down vote is a signal for users and comment is offensive , misleading or off topic. down voting made popular by reddit. >>> twitter posted first ever property in the 12 year history but

chris morris. he posted a message on facebook that he was planning to go to warand facebook that he was planning to go to war and that he planned to slaughter gay people in the pub. during the trial, heath... he claimed he was a fantasist and was himself bisexual. a new ring—fenced tax to fund the nhs and social care in england has been proposed by a panel of health experts. the panel, commissioned by the liberal democrats has also recommended a return of caps on personal payments for adult social care. here‘s our health editor, hugh pym. thousands of demonstrators marched through london at the weekend calling for increased funding for the nhs. health unions joined other campaigners, arguing there was a winter crisis which needed urgent action and investment. today, a report from health experts, including the former head of nhs england, has called for new answers to nhs funding problems. the report commissioned by the liberal democrats calls for an extra £4 billion on top of inflation for the nhs i

failed.michael morris/evacuee"i couldn't believe what was going on." levees in yuba city .. when he got the callanother evacuee .. who lives right next to the feather river .. recounts going into fight or flight mode.michelle macdonald/evacuee "we had to make a decision if we were gonna stay one or move out overnight."both evacuees' homes were spared - but .. they're now at capitol .. in support of new legislation .. cracking down on dam safety in oroville.james gallagher/(r) california state assembly"the original design had deficiencies and everybody who as looked at that said that was the case."assemblyman james gallagher is behind the bill.he's pushing for more oversight at the oroville dam .. and more in-depth inspections .. which he says up until now .. were superficial.james gallagher/(r) california state assembly"our current statute says the dam should be inspected from time to time, obviously this is completely insufficient."gallagher says his bill would require the department of water resources to set higher standards for dam inspections .. an

mr morris the austrian satirist karl kraus once remarked that psychiatry's of people who have no wires as long as there are people with warrants is there something to that. but of course we psychologists and psychotherapists are often accused of being self obsessed. and it's true that by for example speaking for myself i don't want to attack my colleagues i would never have become a psychotherapist if i hadn't wanted to understand my own problems. how did i become who i am what sheep me what possibilities and problems too i have. so my training was a wonderful chance to shape myself to learn about myself and a person needs that if i want to understand other people i first have to understand myself. let's try to understand other people and their worries you know grew up in east germany a country that had no free elections is kind of high today we see free elections being won by politicians who don't care about democratic rights or even want to curb tell them we see it in turkey in poland in hungary and even in the united states. has democracy become a burden for many people based on. my

jack morris in the year of the me two new front strong women have swept the boards closed on and off camera at the ballerina certainly no coincidence . and here we are at the german film stand at the european film market it's been a good year for the local film industry as witnessed by four german films in competition one of our favorites was three days in cuba wrong in which mary boy make it's quite remarkable performance as germany's tragic film diva romy schneider . she always knew how to make an entrance in one thousand nine hundred one granted an interview to a german reporter from the magazine stand and celebrity photographer for bet live back a friend of hers live to a. place where you. the real michelle you eggs remembers those three days in cuba hall as though they were yesterday katie is then with. in the film directed by emily at having is played by whole but great stick you exist taken aback by how cynical he seems becomes a hitch. humble. magazine reporters weren't exactly the cuddly type was a real snake pit for everyone wanted to get ahead and to have a snack the bigge

let's bring in stephen morris, a banking reporter for bloomberg news.or us first what this new case is about. stephen: barclays was charged by the u.k. in exchange with a $3 billion loan a gave in the financial crisis. they were charged with fraud. what happened today is the operating company has been charged with all lawful financial assistance. we have a less serious charge, but at the operating level, that is where barclays holds its licenses to conduct business. the banking license could be threatened. nejra: is that the biggest implication here? stephen: we don't know how likely it is to happen. no british bank has ever been accused and found guilty of fraud before. regard test case in that . it would be an extreme step for authorities to take away the license. this is more bad noise coming from barclays at a time that it doesn't need it. .or results are out next week measure.nother strong they just released the regulatory investigation for trying to unmask a whistleblower last year. they have a lot going on on the legal front. more settlements in

chris morris.st offence, after planning to carry out a machete attack on a gay pride event in cumbria. 20—year—old ethan stables plotted to target people attending an lgbt event at a pub in barrow. prosecutors said he had expressed homophobic, nazi and racist views online. you may find some of the evidence upsetting. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani reports. ethan stables, self—confessed neo nazi. he planned to carry out an attack. he had been homeless in barrow, and eventually moved into a small dilapidated flat in the town. behind his front door lastjune, he spoke online about how he hated gay people, and he began to amass weapons. he recorded this shocking video... it's just like weapons. he recorded this shocking video... it'sjust like gay people, much nicer when they are on fire. he told members of the private neo nazi facebook group there were pride flag is flying over a nearby pub and it was time to turn hate into action. ina was time to turn hate into action. in a series of i

morris, psychologist of the board of education, and i am sure you all know mr.r principal. and many of you also know our doctor. i am virgil of the christian conference. who has questions? questions the real are the ones that people do not like to talk about in public, but they come out in one way or another. >> i wonder about the health standards, and i wonder if we're going to have any problems. narrator: she is worried about communicable diseases. >> i would like to know what grocentage of white and ne students will be going to our schools. narrator: he has heard that need grows are taking over neighborhoods. she has been told that need grows arnegroes are less intelligent than whites. narrator: he is worried about intermarriage. >> i think i can answer the medical question. required to are take medical examinations, and we just don't let the sick ones in. i cannot give you the exact percentage of blacks and whites who will attend our school this year, if a student wants to attend the school, that will be permitted. be anyere will not transfer students. new s

. >> bill: father morris? >> i listened to politicians the last couple of days say why this man was great and they fumble over their words. jason is an exception. politicians don't want to say often what it was that he was. that is he was a preacher of the gospel. he was a preacher of jesus of nazareth. somebody who could change your life. as somebody who could change your life and that's who he was and he never changed it. and yet he was able to go beyond some of those divisions in our culture and reach everybody. for example, myself a catholic priest would be able to say this was america's preacher, america's pastor for so many of us, whether you were a baptist or evangelical or catholic. that says a lot. i think it is a great time for us to reflect on why a country would place this man in such a place of honor. i think it's wonderful. >> sandra: you have been watching house and senate sergeant-at-arms escorting an honor guard carrying graham's casket into the capitol. father morris, if i could stick with yo

the school hosted a gala for the morris scholarship fund. they raised money for financial aid. he announced his 1,000 victory coaching penn charter, lasalle and now st. joe's prepare. >> time to celebrate another university, the reading market prepare. there was lots of food along with craft beers and spirits. a check of the rainy forecast next on "action news." meteorologist melissa magee has a check of the seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >> your new miss philadelphia is amy carter. >> there she is -- ♪ >> i promised not to sing on t.v. miss philadelphia 2018, amy turner. there is our own matt hellman as m.c. she will represent the miss pennsylvania pageant in june and maybe on to atlantic ci

. >> joining me now morris reid and noel and chris whipple, author of the gatekeepers.the big panel here. chris, i will start with you and get your reaction to what you heard in those comments. how do you read them? >> it is incredible. with any other president i think john kelly would be gone by now. i mean this is not really defensible. i think he understands it was some how reasonable and normal. it would disqualify him as a potential replacement. smoe i am told a number of west wingers were fired because of allegations of pot use. that was considered a brick wall. you couldn't get a clearance. it is almost beyond belief. >> they reporting senior white house with staffers told rob poert porter to stay and fight. is it more than just due process? >> yeah. he doesn't really care and has a history of always questioning domestic violence, sexual assault allegations, whether it was his friend, whether it was his former campaign manager, whether it was him himself. it could never be subjected to abuse because she is strong and capable. this is an administration that doesn'

is also in south korea headed to morris' opening ceremony for the winter olympics he met with south korea's president. during their talks that dialogue was the key to solving standoff over north korea's nuclear program and also warned against easing the political pressure before it gives agrees to give up its weapons program. so for still looking at german cup football last year's finalists frankfurt booked their semifinal berth thanks to a three nil home win over mines they can however thank their opponents for some gift wrapped scoring chances. off to defeat al spike in the lead frankfurt's what king to put things right on say red beach had bad thoughts chops the resulting kona was delayed though as minds fans threw carnival sweets on to the pitch not great free by the referee and the minds defense was handing out gifts to keeper ready admins catastrophic era allowed the sign read page to make it one nail. off the half time he got even worse for minds on exam to housemates control dribble beyond out of his reach and into the nets to bale. and tackles it folds again soon after he slacks to

had to rethink its strategy it's begun to offer its own alternative products for instance philip morris has launched a massive campaign for an electronic cigarette called. cigarettes really the future of. the market potential is huge but i believe that traditional tobacco products will remain the favorite for smokers in germany for many years to come. it's clearly a generational thing. the transition will take time to succeed. they see things a bit differently with some two million people in germany already and they're betting that their products will continue to lure regular smokers into a smoke free habit. business with. hair. superman. superfood stylish style icon to let those. lifestyle euro. look. it's an underground more against crime. more and more young men are being gunned down in the slums of nairobi by the police. there were more than three thousand such killings last year alone one of the victims was nineteen year old brian friends and neighbors tell us what happened why it was brian killed extrajudicial killings and nairobi reporter on the job. is really. the scars on. the

governor morris was an impressive delegate from pennsylvania. he had a peg leg and he was a bonn vivant, and he was a very beautiful stylist and he was responsible for the crucial stylistic change which was also an amazingly important, substantive change in the u.s. constitution which is that in this draft of the committee of style the preamble for the first time says we, the people of the united states, not we the people of the states of massachusetts, rhode island, and so forth, but we, the people of the united states. why was that change made? well, some say it was merely a stylistic change because the framers didn't know which of the 13 states would actually ratify so they hedged their bets by keeping it more concise plus that was shorter and others disagree and say the change to we, the people of the united states, was the tangible expression of james wilson's belief that we the people of the united states as a whole are sovereign, not we the people of the individual states. there are another series of really important changes, congressiona

. >> florida pediatrician mark morris was the head of the child protection team.ied for the prosecution. >> the conclusion was that this was definitely abuse. not just likely, but definitely. >> cody's injuries were in various stages of healing at eight weeks when he was brought to you. what does that tell you? >> it tells us that this wasn't one single incident, that these injuries happened over a period of time. >> according to medical records, though, cody had no bruises or internal tissue injuries. >> did you ever think about that cody didn't have a bunch of black and blue marks on him. >> that's why we didn't know that something was wrong with him. that's why i kept taking him to the doctor. >> dr. morris says in bruising doesn't mean no abuse. >> it is not important in light of the type and number of fractures that he has. >> yet, there was no evidence that jim duncan physically abused cody. since cody's great grandmother recanted her account, prosecutors did not use it in court. >> he would never. he wouldn't hurt any child. >> ronda duncan, jim's ex-wife,