they will be shutting down morton avenue all week. southbound traffic heading toward cottman i-95, no problems. we did find a good friend who is up early, i don't know why he is not a member of the 6abc team. pothole on the road in horsham township in horsham. it's clear and dry, 33 degrees in philadelphia. 24 in allentown. 22 in millville. the afternoon will not be as chilly as yesterday, 57 is the high, sun and clouds, milder, decent day, no weather-related problems affected the roads. you're good to go in that respect. >>> mardi gras fun turned out to be a nightmare in new orleans as the driver plowed into a crowd who had a blood alcohol level nearly 3 times the legal limit. police are expected to file 19 charges against neilson rusitto. 28 people were injured. >>> bill owens told the miami heard that he refused to -- hearld said he refused to meet with president trump. he questioned a private ceremony and questioned why the president approved the raid a week after taking office. >>> a snow boarder who was lost on a mountain is tal

that's the latest from morton. -- morton. larry: devices in your home that are prime targets for criminals. we are prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. jummy: preparations are underway ahead of the oscar ceremony in los angeles. the crew had to work quickly as they are expecting some rain. local painters were tasked with repainting the iconic gold statues. they say that they use the secret recipe of paint to get that perfect gold color. the oscars air this sunday at 7:00, right here on abc seven. by the way, kidd o'shea is headed down to hollywood for the oscars. we will bring you his live reports starting friday morning right here on "good morning washington." i hope he has an umbrella or some drapery to cover him up. veronica: we just talked about the commuter -- computer model is changing a bit, but this will be wet for sure. something they

. >> i love the smell of rotisserie chick bun the same smell has ignited a war between the morton williams and the owners of the residential building. 360 east 72 street all over the smell of cooked chick be. chicken. aheaded every there and sitting at the intersection of first avenue and looking at the more gone williams grocery store and in between this was chase and then, the apartment was right around the corner are so i don't understand how you the smell of cooked chicken could trav all the way there so then i went to the apartmenting about 360 east 72nd street and i asked the doorman. >> did you industrial the chick son in. >> the owners of 360 east 72 street are actually suing morton williams because of the smell of cooked chicken. so then, the store manager. >> what are you telling about the lawsuit what was the resioux we were surprised. we were surprised in store this. look i said the owners were involved and kind of bland sided us a little bit. as far as i know, well, look i say, we stopped cooking and we rectify the situation. >> you have to look at the actual haw suit. >> it i

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rangers against greenock morton complete the round.ussian athlete mariya savinova, who won olympic gold in the 800 metres at london 2012 has been stripped of her medal and retrospectively banned from competing. savinova, who beat caster semenya to gold in london has been found guilty of doping offences by the court of arbitartion for sport. all of her results from july 2010 through to august 2013 have been wiped from her record. mixed feelings then for the british runnerjenny meadows who was beaten by savinova at the 2010 european championships where she won bronze. it isa it is a mixture of elation that i will hopefully be upgraded for the silver medal and sadness and disappointment as a fan of this sport. i was a fan of mariya savinova as well. what she did on the track was fantastic. i feel disappointed and cheated as a fan as well, that what we saw wasn't believable, unfortunately. great britain will face second seeds croatia in the fed cup promotion play—off tomorrow. their place was sealed after lativa beat portugal in britain's

rangers are into the last eight of the scottish cup after coming from behind to beat greenock morton.ack for last seasons beaten finalists, but after kenny miller got an equaliser, martyn waghorn won it for rangers — in what was their first match following the departure of manager mark warburton on friday. scottish cup holders, hibernian will face a fifth round replay after a goalless draw with edinburgh rivals, hearts. the best opportunity fell to bjornjohnsen, unfortunately for him and the hearts fans, marciano was equal to the effort in the hibernian goal. 0—0 the final score. this weekend's six nations action culminated in defeat for scotland who came up against a huge forward pack in paris where they faced france. they hadn't won there since 1999, and their loss by 22—16 means that losing streak has been extended to ten straight matches. as patrick gearey reports. welcome to france. land of the giants. home of a rugby team built around a 150 stone pack. when faced with such an obstacle, scotland decided the best option was to distract them and then sneak around. stuart hogg is an

chuck morton, by now, chief prosecutor could have someone else try the case but he decided to try it crime, morton was facing a much tougher battle. >> years later, memories change and fade. the persuasive value of the case now was much stacked against me. >> and this time, seth's defense tried an unconventional strategy with the crime scene video. >> we approached it much, much differently. we embraced the video and didn't run from it. >> we decided we were going to make the video our ally, a giant picture of the intruder and put it next to him and said this is not our guy. >> it's a case of mistaken identity. you definitely have the wrong person. and we talked about how law enforcement manipulated and tricked and pressured people. >> they also showed payments to an anonymous person who called seth the pent lover. >> the detective denied it under oath twice in front of a jury. and john clemenco, i asked, did you ever get a reward, no. no. no. i called paul manzella to the stand, it's your handwriting, your notes. and he says yeah. so when that testimony finished and the jury realize

. >> scandal's joe morton took the law in his own hands in season 4. >> 400 episodes. >> and this isove fest. >> a defense attorney in small part viola davis. >> a known detective. >> no. >> thank you. >> we are on the set of 2002 when henry winkler played a con man. >> and svu dealing so often with sex crimes, is fearless when it comes to taking on tough issues. >> what does he do maria? >> i don't want to talk about it. >> as for episode 400, marishka is directing. >> we deal with the most important social issues. that is extremely gratifying. >> here is the crazy thing. svu still has ways to go before it catches up to the original law and order which lasted 456 episodes. >> just four days from grammy night. and one of the most exciting reasons is the battle between two superstar ladies, known by just one name. who will win this diva-off? kevin has answers. >> hey, guys, we're in the lime green room. we are talking everything from grammys. so much to look forward to, right? all eyes will be on adele an beyonce. >> one thing i do know, this sunday will be an epic showdown between th

. >>> lucky seven store on morton avenue.ne man distracted the store clerk which allowed the otherman to reach around an steal the gun. >>> 29-year-old lance james body was found in the bottom lake three weeks ago. police say he became in a fight at a tavern nearby. volunteers with the burlington county 9:search are credited with finding james. they will be putting the money toward funeral expenses and help for his daughter. >> we want to be able to take this experience and pay it forward to the next person. >> the family said it has offered a much smaller less specified donation. >> 4:57 a.m., we'll follow the breaking news out of smyrna, live team coverage on the prison standoff going on for 20 hours. >>> plus the hunt is on for a shark filmmaker who disappeared while diving off the coast of the florida keys. we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me fe

another was george stephanopoulos, and the third was bill morton, who was in a two ron brown -- who was an aide to ron frederick was a wonderful smart guy who died in that plane crash. and years later, and this is happened to me sometimes with "primary colors," a woman who'd been dating bill morton came up to me and she said, how did you know that clinton had him come to an event in brooklyn and want him to be on staff? and i said i had no idea. it just, it just happened in the novel. it was in harlem. >> did the choice of that narrator affect your voice? i mean, did you inhabit him? did he inhabit you? >> who knows? i mean, there was some -- >> you should. >> there was some kind of melding going on. i wrote the book on mondays, because you know, i was working at "newsweek" at the time and tuesday through saturday was the work week, and on saturday and sunday i was also doing commentary for cbs news. and i would sit down and all of a sudden it would be four hours later, and 5000 words would've been written. that is never happen to be before or since. i've had some good days, but those d

but rangers have booked their place in the quarter finals with a 2—1 win over greenock morton.o provide tense, tough contests. france and scotland were level with just ten minutes of their match remaining but france powered ahead to win 22 points to 16 and inflict a tenth straight defeat on scotland. adam wild reports. welcome to france, land of the giants, home of a rugby team built around a 150 stay in fact. scotland decided the best option was to distract them and the snake around them. stuart hawke is an expert at reading it. they had a slingshot in the form of lopez. the battery ram set to work. with every charge, they knew the scottish wall will weaken. they spotted it and some breathing space. the game again to seal up once more. two penalties with the aim spot on. scotland gave chase early in the second half. tommy seymour took a punt and his luck was in. a chart to ease the extra point missed. phil russell's would have been emphatic in football but it was embarrassing in rugby. the task was simply too big. ireland are top of the women's six nations table after beating

i read carefully through the morton memos. i read the memo that launched all of this, it was signed by janette napolitano, then-secretary of homeland security, and her memo said, seven times, on an individual basis only, on an individual basis only. and this -- in this page and a third of the document that established the policy. she knew very well that they had to make an argument that this was an on -- on an individual basis only in order to try to sustain any kind of facade before the courts when they would almost certainly be sued for daca and later on for dapa. it was never on an individual basis. it's huge classes of people created. they created four separate classes of people in those memos and still, still they assert that they have a right to do this. now i hear the gentleman say it's unconstitutional. unbelievable to me that anybody could argue when president obama said it was unconstitutional, then he was the last one he was going to admit this and he went ahead and committed an unconstitutional act that takes care

kyle oposo past morton jones. buffalo was a two on one advantage. the game winner.he second of the game. san jose has not won in buffalo since the george w. bush administration. then, the 49ers haven't won a super bowl since the clinton administration. 49ers will introduce kyle shanahan as head coach on thursday. you can see the press conference live on cbssf.com at 1:00 p.m. steve kerr was not the only member of the warriors to lose his cool in sacramento. fans caught this heated exchange between draymond green and kevin durant. both kerr and green say there is nothing to see here. >> i equate it to if you have a lot of siblings. you know. and you are in the house together every day. and, you love each other, and you would do anything for each other, but you will get into fights. that is what it is like to be on the team. >> anybody who makes a big deal about it are probably losers. >> here's the definition of the agony of defeat. dutch skater emla debreeze. final stretch. short of the finish line. comes in fourth of a race that was, get ready for this, 125 miles l

the quarterback kurt warner is a hall of famer as is kicker morton anderson and lineman jason they for seattle kenny easily and the cowboys' owner jerry jones is a contributor. a couple of notables, coming up short in the voting, the 49er general manager john lynch and the receiver terrell owens. >>> and st. mary's with afternoon duty today in san diego and they barely broke a sweat. st. mary's still with one loss in conference play and they did nothing to threaten that after nice ball movement. he will hit three of his 14 points. they took, are you? ready for this? a 32-9 lead at the half and they could empty the bench in the second half. before that, three more. and st. mary's cruises to a 71- 27 win. and they are 21-2 overall, 11-1 in the wcc. and college basketball's latest member of the 1,000 win club today. the stanford men hosting utah. the cardinal in uniforms disguised at washington state. make it four after robert cartwright hits three of his 14 points. this game had 16 lead changes. stanford is trying to put it away here. travis rolls in two of his 26 points. the cardinal an

rangers are playing morton tomorrow in the scottish cup, and the under 21 coach is leading rangers.g inverness today, and it is currently goalless. and dundee are playing kilmarnock. in the english premier league, arsenal zero, kilmarnock. in the english premier league, arsenalzero, hull kilmarnock. in the english premier league, arsenal zero, hull city zero. that is all the sport for now, it is time for click now on bbc news. this week, swan eats fish, cat ignores mouse, and mt moves mt. —— mountain moves man. few things say the future better than robots. we seem to be in an era of massive advances at the moment. this week, a leaked video from boston dynamics shows off its latest machine, called handle. something it's founder described as nightmare inducing. rolling on with the wheel thing, piaggio has revealed a new robot servant. this robotic suitcase follows at owners' every move using cameras in its body and the user's belt. sometimes it is good to look where we have come from. the robot exhibition at london's science museum is a 500 year history of humanity's attempts to creat

rangers go into their game with greenock morton later with under—20 coach graeme murty in temporary chargerton. england's danny willett blew a three shot overnight lead and eventually had to settle for share of fifth place in the maybank championship in malaysia. last years us masters champion had five bogies and finished with a 1—over par final round 73. the tournament was won by paraguay‘s fabrizio zanotti, who carded a stunning final round 63 to win by a shot from america's david lipsky. now before we go have a look at these pictures... they're from the opening round of the air race world championship in abu dhabi. the objective is to navigate an aerial racetrack featuring air—filled pylons in the fastest possible time, incurring as few penalties as possible. you have to say it's quite a breathtaking spectacle. martin sonka of the czech republic won the opening round. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. more than 200 pilot whales stranded on a remote beach in new zealand, have now been helped back out to sea with the help of a high tide. they were part of a second

rangers are into the last eight of the scottish cup after coming from behind to beat greenock morton.ollowing the departure of manager mark warburton on friday. and scottish cup holders hibernian will face a fifth—round replay after a goalless d raw with edinburgh rivals, hearts. this weekend's six nations action culminated in defeat for scotland against france in paris. the scots hadn't won there since 1999, and that losing streak was extended to ten straight matches as they lost by 22—16. patrick gearey watched the action. welcome to france. land of the giants. home of a rugby team built around a 150 stone pack. when faced with such an obstacle, scotland decided the best option was to distract them and then sneak around. stuart hogg is an expert raider. in this battle, the french goliath had the slingshot in the form of fly—half camille lopez. with france now ahead, the battering ram set to work. with every charge, they knew the scottish wall would weaken. eventually somewhere a crack would appear. gael fickou spotted it, breathing space. the gap began to seal up once more, two pena

it is now 2—1 to rangers against greenock morton in the scottish cup.alty, scotland took the lead when stuart hogg crossed for the first try of the game. a penalty and a tripod france in front at the break. —— and a tripod france in front. they held onto that lead until tim swinson scored the second scottish drive. it is now 16—16. 55 minutes have been played. we had a thrilling end to the game yesterday between england and wales. it looks like the same between france and scotla nd like the same between france and scotland today. ireland's women lead the way in the six nations standings after they beat italy in l'aquila. the first half was a low scoring affair, with both going into the break having shared a penalty each. but in the second half, ireland finally found some form and they dominated proceedings, running in a total of four tries. this effort, right at the end of the game, the best of the bunch by hannah tyrell to give them a 27—3 victor, although they had left it late to get the bonus point with that try. away from the six nations, there was

rangers go into their fifth round scottish cup game with greenock morton later with under—20 coach graemeby in the early kick off, with hearts hosting hibernian. celtic scored six against inverness callie thistle yesterday to reach the quarter finals. mikael lustig put celtic ahead before moussa dembele scored three — it's now hat—tricks in back—to—back games for the young french striker. kieran tierney added a fifth, then captain scott brown rounded off the rout in injury time. england's danny willett blew a three shot overnight lead and eventually had to settle for share of fifth place in the maybank championship in malaysia. last years us masters champion had five bogies and finished with a 1—over par final round 73. the tournament was won by paraguay‘s fabrizio zanotti, who carded a stunning final round 63, to win by a shot from america's david lipsky. now before we go have a look at these pictures... they're from the opening round of the air race world championship in abu dhabi. the objective is to navigate an aerial racetrack featuring air—filled pylons in the fastest possible time,

discourage or makes the fourth round after a goalless draw, and it is 1—1 between rangers and greenock mortonour. thousands of operations are being cancelled, with highly—skilled surgeons left "kicking their heels" because of a shortage of hospital beds. that's the warning from the royal college of surgeons today, the organisation that represents nhs trusts. in a joint letter to the sunday times, they argue that a lack of funding for health and social care in england is leading to what they call a "shocking waste" and damaging efforts to improve efficiency. nhs england says only i% of operations are cancelled. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes has more. over the past few weeks, the bbc two documentary series, hospital, has demonstrated how a shortage of beds contributes to the pressures on the health service. this can lead to long waits for those needing to be admitted from accident and emergency departments, but also for those needing planned surgery. i sometimes feel that i spend as much energy on trying to organise and manage beds and the movement, the flow, of patients within the ho

rangers go into their fifth round scottish cup game with greenock morton later with under—20 coach graeme edinburgh derby in the early kick off with hearts hosting hibernian celtic scored six against inverness callie thistle yesterday to reach the quarterfinals. mikael lustig put celtic ahead before moussa dembele scored three, it's now hat—tricks in back—to—back games for the young french striker. kieran tierney added a fifth then captain scott brown rounded off the rout in injury time. also through to the quarter finals are st mirren, aberdeen and partick thistle. ayr united and clyde drew as did dunfermline and hamilton, so they'll replay. and there was one match in the scottish premiership, dundee and kilmarnock drew i—i. champions wigan made a winning start to their super league title defence england's danny willett blew a three shot overnight lead and eventually had to settle for share of fifth place in the maybank championship in malaysia last year's us masters champion had five bogies and finished with a one over par final round 73. the tournament was won by paraguay‘s fabrizio za

rangers play greenock morton tomorrow in the scottish cup fifth round, and under—20 coach graeme murty— they play inverness. there is one game in the premiership today — dundee are playing kilmarnock. the early kick—off in the premier league is at the emirates, where arsenal take on a rejuvenated hull city. arsenal are currently in fourth, but have lost their last two matches which has led to renewed speculation over manager arsene wenger‘s future. elsewhere, manchester united take on watford and there's a big one in the late kick—off with second place spurs at liverpool. in tennis, great britain's women continue their fed cup campaign this morning. it's all rather complicated, but if they beat croatia in today's promotion play—off they'll progress to another play—off. if they win that they'll get into the second of the world elite groups. that's the dream at the moment. so far it's going well — heather watson has just won herfirst rubber to give great britain a 1—0 lead. that's all sport for now. now the weather. hello. i cold raw feeling day with the strengthening wind and some peopl

ranger play greenock morton tomorrow, in the scottish cup fifth round, and under—20 coach graeme murty are the early kick off today — they play inverness. there is one game in the premiership today — dundee are playing kilmarnock. the early kick off in the premier league is at the emirates, where arsenal take on a re—juvenated hull city. arsenal are currently in fourth, but have lost their last two matches, which has led to renewed speculation over manager arsene wenger‘s future. former arsenal and england striker ian wright thinks this will be wenger‘s last season in charge i was with the boss last night. if i am going to be honest, i get the impression that i think, that's it. i genuinely believe you know, i was with him for a few hours last night and we were talking, he didn't say i'm leaving at the end of the season, but i get the impression, looking at him, that's it. i think that that's it. he mentioned when we we re that that's it. he mentioned when we were talking last night that he is coming to the end. i have never heard him say that. i have never heard him say that. the big

bellevue hall was a part of the morgan or the morton state acquisition. so the original purchase was 65 acres of land. an additional 12 acres of land was purchased to increase the size of the campus. this bellevue hall became a dormitory -- an early dormitory for men on the campus. has significance of the development of morgan college and morgan park is one that is quite significant within our american history. there are six key milestones that relate to this, but one of importance is in 1913, when the morgan college company was established to relocate the campus. dr. john spencer, who was the president of the university, had organized a group of colored men who would establish an organization that would set out to find a larger plot of land for the university has it related to a carnegie, andrew carnegie gift, to the university. he donated $50,000 on the condition that it would build a building in his honor, that it would find larger land to erect this building because when the university was at edmondson and fulton, his architect from new york edward ti

napolitano, morton. and the point is now we have a general, a general knows how to hole th hold the line, he knows how to make borders and he knows how to enforce the law. cheryl: why do you think that president obama, that administration refused to recognize you and families like you? >> you know it is -- that is a very complex question, but to me, bottom line is that they were prior ortizing a focus group over americans. i.c.e. agents are patriots bed my brothers are police officers, their kid are police officers, i come from a cop family, my mom is an immigrant. i consider myself the son of an immigrant. but i don't consider people who break into the country immigrants, that was a disinformation campaign by the left. because i don't believe you are an immigrant up less you are a, invited, b, have a green card or and c passed all your immigration checkpoints you have to do. all along the candidates talked about america was build by immigrants, it was. legal immigrants. not people who broke into the cou

whether it was morton downey jr.things. >> stay with us, we're going to get into the mind of an american boy who came under the influence of satanism. and took part in a crime without passion or motive. >> he takes the power of the talk show to a whole different level trying to put people on stage who hate each other, who are going to fight. >> in the case of the temple and the set and church of satan, we have not had problems with criminal behavior. among other -- >> yet, when you hear story after story after story of people committing these wretched crimes, the violent crimes, in the devil's name. >> the more attention there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up and the american people love to complain about it but they also love to watch. >> rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship but today he found himself in a real free for all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom here trying to be a -- >> go ahead. go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, h

impacting people all day long if not all week larry, if you live in northern virginia, he passed through mortonor you live here, you will see smoke for days according to fairfax county fire. take a look at the scene right now. you can see the smoke billowing out of this holding. this is -- this building. this is the fairfax county recycling and disposal center. let's go to the video from sky track 7. you can see the flames ripping through this industrial building. typically, debris fire like this is difficult to fight, even when they are on the outside. in the building here, which they cannot get into, they are dumping water on top of it. they tell me it could prevent them from putting it out for a few days, which means a smoke will be filling the neighborhoods and across 95 through the weekend. three stories of trash, more than 3000 tons of trash is dumped here each and everything will they. incinerator f wanted to burn this trash. no has hour, there is message waiting, no real air-quality issue, but if you do have some concern, you are asked to contact fairfax county fire. that is the latest.

the next person who was a significant force was j sterling morton who invented arbor day in 1872 as a treeplanting holiday but it never went anywhere until 1882 in cincinnati when the local school superintendent rebranded as a school children's holiday at the first meeting of the american forrester congress which was something about clearcutting the arboreal forests here. what you see here is eden park with 8000 schoolchildren planting trees and they initiated the presidential grove which goes on to this day. i went to visit it and interestingly the one president whose trees they could never keep alive were richard nixon's and they are on the fourth tree. the rest of them, i asked when i last talked to the person, what is obama getting? we don't know yet. he has to let us know. one of the things unique about arbor day, a very american holiday because arbor day looks forward, devoted to the happiness and prosperity of the future so it was a very obvious way of looking at the world. the other person i like to include is eliza signaler who was an amazing victorian author, foreign corresp

kicker, morton anderson, and a kicker was chosen by the senior committee, and jerry jones made it asor. that's the way the ball bounces. i am mike shumann and have a great day. >>> enjoying a break from the rain. we have a moist flow from the pacific that will allow for a conveyor belt to be aimed at the west coast, and just where are we going to see the heavy rain stall out, midweek. not picking up on rain, but the cloud cover shows what's ahead. it's the next system queuing up offshore. first in the north bay spreading south, and we'll time it out, but already the national weather service issued a winter storm warning, and lake tahoe through tuesday. that starts tonight and goes through 10:00 on tuesday in the mountains around lake tahoe. one to two feet there, and looking at two to four feet higher elevations. kirkwood has a base of 7,800 feet, and goes up to 9,800, and that's where you see the higher number around kirkwood. unbelievable numbers again. emeriville, good morning, and it's 52 degrees in the city. and slightly lower dew points this morning, so you might notice the cha

is being circumvented here and, let me be clear, the aggressors here are the authorities, are the morton county sheriff's department and private security employed by energy transfer partners. they're the aggressors here. they're trying to get reaction to get violence to come out of the stance because they know how to respond to violence. they do not know how to respond to a peaceful protest which is their constitutional rights here. liz: have some of you -- >> i would tell the president, go ahead. liz: i was going to ask, have some of you voted for president trump? i of course i would love to hear what you say to him. >> absolutely. we are a very diverse group. we've had people from all walks of life that served in the military and some civilians who felt a call to come as well. we have trump voters. we have hillary voters. we have bernie supporters. we, people from all over. this is not a political, this was not an issue that goes down party lines. this affects everyone, landownership, property rights, virtual policy and the thing i would tell the president is to honor his oath. let the

ladaini ladainian tomlinson, terrell davis, morton anderson, kenny easily, chosen by the senior committeery jones made it as a contributor. terrell owens, second all time in receiving yards, and third in touchdowns, was again snubbed. owens called the process flawed and a total joke on twitter. and new gm didn't make it in either, but lynch is already in the baseball hall of fame. threw out the first pitch in florida marlins history as a minor leaguer. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. coming up, college hoops, a super bowl preview, and a local kid as well. stick around. >>> only on abc7 news, dan noyes has the story for anyone who's ever tried to lose weight. >> lose 30 pounds in 30 days. i'll explain how a bay area doctor lost shining, shimmering, splendid tell me, princess, now when did you last let your heart decide a whole new world welcome to aulani it's hawaii with a touch of disney magic. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent - gr"wow" means you savehome of "wo50% or more on thousands of name brands. - wow. - you're gettin'

this is actually in morton grove in central part of the state. the meteor was followed by a sonic boom that shook buildings in wisconsin. the radar showed the meteor passing over lake michigan but it's unclear if it landed in the sky. alison: amazing. that would scare you if you saw that driving down the street. wow! let's talk about the weather. we have a beautiful stretch of warm weather here. middle of february. larry: i was warm today. i felt like it was april. i'll take it in february. absolutely. >> a couple more days. we had the warm temperature without the warm front. it is 56 in falls church. 50 in clifton and manassas. 57 in potomac. 59 in aspen hill. through the evening in the next couple of hours we will stay clear. the temperatures are mild in the 50's and dropping in the 40's. clouds develop toward midnight. overnight, the showers. look how mild the temperatures will remain all due to the warm front. here is the cool deal with the front. it will push through tomorrow morning with showers. but after the showers end, we think it will

to buy land for a new elementary school on gordon street and a possible replacement for harrison mortoniddle school. >>> a proposal to begin train service in maryland could become reality. the results of a study on the potential service will be made available in early april. officials tell us it's as far south as septa plans to go. >>> doctors in the lehigh valley are seeing a strange new trend as they fight the ongoing opioid epidemic. people unable to get prescription pills are instead resorting to over-the-counter diarrhea medicine to get high. at lehigh valley hospital, two patients have recently been admitted overdosing from the -- this anti-diarrhea drug, the generic name for drugs like imodium. addicts will take dozens of pills to achieve an opioid high. it can come with deadly consequences including losing consciousness and a rapid, fluctuating heart rate. >> was going up and down, up and down. dizziness, feeling like he or she may pass out. >> she tried to deny it. she finally admitted to it. >> in normal doses, the drug is safe and good for digestive problems. families should

independent businesses, tom colimore, leonard leo of the federalist society, marjorie dansfelter, and morton blackwell of the leadership institute. president trump told the group his decision on the supreme court is among the most important decisions he'll ever make as president. he praised judge gorsuch for his academic and professional achievements and his life-long devotion to the law . the attendees thanked the president for making an inspired choice and delivering what was for many of them the number one issue in the campaign. they committed vocally to supporting him throughout the confirmation process and expressed their desire for the senate to move swiftly to give him a fair hearing and vote. the meeting closed with the president inviting the group in the oval office of which several candidates enjoyed that honor. the president had lunch with secretary of state designee tillerson. mr. tillerson's tenacity, broad experience and deep understanding of the geopolitics are going to make him an outstanding chief diplomat for the united states. and the president is looking forward to the fu

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under—20 coach graeme murty is set to lead the side in topmorrow‘s scottish cup tie with greenock morton currently in fourth but have lost their last two matches, which has led to renewed speculation over manager arsene wenger‘s future. former arsenal and england striker ian wright thinks this will be wenger‘s last season in charge. i was with the boss last night, and to be totally honest, i got the impression that that's it. i genuinely believe, i was with him for a few hours, ijust get the impression looking at him that... that's it. i think that's it. it actually mentioned when we were talking that it's coming to the end. i've never heard him say that. in the rest of the days matches, manchester united take on watford, middlesbrough face everton, crystal palace are at stoke. at the stadium of light sunderland play southampton whilst west ham take on west brom. and there's a big one in the late kick off with second place spurs at liverpool. sheffield wednesday are still on course to reach the at least the play offs in the championship after a 3—nil win over birmingham city. their openi

meanwhile, a jury in morton county has convicted eight water protectors of misdemeanor charges related to the resistance to the dakota access pipeline. in more dakota access news, a seattle city council committee has voted to divest $3 billion in city funds from wells fargo, and concerns about wells fargo's investments in the pipeline. the full seattle city council will vote on the legislation on monday. a mistrial has been dakota in the case of environmental activist ken ward who is facing three felony charges and one misdemeanor charge after he shut off a valve on the trans mountain pipeline in washington state to stop the flow of tar sands oil coming into the united states from canada in october. his action was part of a coordinated protest during which the valves on pipelines in minnesota, montana and north , dakota were also shut off. the mistrial was declared after a skagit county, washington, jury couldn't reach a verdict. in romania, the minister of business, trade, and entrepreneurship has resigned, after more than a quarter of a million people poured into the streets wednesda

>> last night the pro-football hall of fame class of 2017 was announced, with harold davis, kurt mortoneast taylor, easily, all got the call to the hall. brian dawkins and terrell owens will have to wait. this was b dawk's first time on the ballot, the only defensive player in league history to have more than 25 interceptions, forced fumbles and sacks. >> well, this is the second year owens did not make the cut. ranks amongst the best receivers to ever play the game. checking in with receivers yards, third in receiving touchdowns, to had rocky relationship with the media. that may be the reason why he is not going into the hall this year. >> well, to tweeted: hall of fame is a total joke. honestly doesn't mean anything to me to get beyond this point okay. >> road trip took them to miami. heat won nine in a row. sixers once again short-handed , joe emel beil bead, robert covington, okafor , all out of the line up with injuries. heat took advantage advantage of the sixers injuries. rebound, put back, a 15-point lead after the first quarter. in the second, the sixers play at the lead. firs

we're between commerce and morton. okay. all right. thank you very much. she's never gonna find the * * * place. doesn't even know where bleecker street is. [ laughter ] how can you not know where bleecker street is if you're in the village? if you don't know where bleecker street is, forget it. [ rock music plays ]

dougan, tom collimore, overnorquist, leonard leo of the federalist society, marjorie dancefelder and mortonckwell. president trump told the group that his decision on the supreme court is among the most important decisions to ever make at president. he praised judge gorsuch for his professional achievements and his lifelong devotion to the law. they thanked the president for making such an inspired choice and delivering what was for many of them their number one issue in the campaign. their committed vocally to supporting the judge throughout the process and expressed their ze sire for the senate to move swiftly for a fair hearing and vote. the president closed by -- the president then had lunch with tillerson. mr. tillerson's tenacity and deep understanding of the geo politics are going to make him an outstanding chief diplomat for the united states and the president is looking forward to the full vote of the senate on his nomination. later this evening, the president will participate in a standing legislative affairs strategy meeting with his team who have been working closely with congre

. >> reporter: for her follow-up the road would lead back home to morton, washington, a mountain town to the likes of meryl haig arnold with her grandparents. >> for me, 9 years old was a pivotal age because because i saw the movie "sweet dreams" about patsy klein and i had also seen "coal miner's daughter" with loretta lynn. to me that feels like a real pinch-myself moment. >> reporter: "big day in a small town" was inspired by her hometown and the tragedy that happened there. >> my dad was killed in an accident and right after 9/11 happen. he was killed in july and then september. i wreck thinking, marngs since my dad has died the world has gone to hell and thinking like, that's a song but way too close to me at that point and then years later sat down and wrote that. not very many things bring you home and the death is sometime as what will bring you home. it brought me home. ♪ love can go to hell in a broken ♪ >> after 15 years as a professional brandy clark still worries that she's written her last great song but theys she may have discovered the secret ingredient. >> somebody sa