"turn me loose" at the wallace starring one joe morton. that's our show tonight. thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. th thanks for watching and as >> >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley on pbs.org. >> up next, chad mcboseman about his role as thurgood marshall. that's next time. we'll see you then. . >> good evening, i am tavis smiley. gun control, back in the center, again, washed away after a few news cycles, tonight, we go beyond the rhetoric, look at what has worked, and what has not. former assistant a.g., john hugh, who said that technology, and high tech weapons may be the best way to pressure the regime. we are glad you are joining us, we will be backs in just a

"turn me loose" at the wallace starring one joe morton. that's our show tonight. thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. th thanks for watching and as >> >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley on pbs.org. >> up next, chad mcboseman about his role as thurgood marshall. that's next time. we'll see you then. ♪ -today, on "america's test kitchen," dan shows julia a game changing roast turkey recipe, lisa reviews oven thermometers, bridget and julia share clever thanksgiving shortcuts, and becky uncovers the secrets to foolproof boiled corn. it's all coming up, right here on "america's test kitchen." "america's test kitchen" is brought to you by the following -- fisher & paykel. since 1934, fisher & paykel has been designing

i'm randall morton, founder and president of the progressive forum, america's only civic speaker organization exposely dedicated progressive values and the largest speaker organization in texas. [applause] >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> we are excited tonight to present supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, who is

and morton was one of the first to agree to the project. so he chose wind of change and i think it turned into a very nice unusual version because he has a unique voice so it was just about. to. land. here earlier the band had been ready to retire but there was no talk of that anymore. in life and we're starting over again. the unplugged project was like a fresh out of energy the fans' reaction to the athens acoustic set was so positive that the musicians decided to take it on a european tour. and our export special on the scorpions with one of the most successful singers ever by a german. and wind of change from one thousand nine hundred one enter the charts in seventy eight countries enjoy and see you next time on pop export. lol. listening to. ching. so just. listening. you. will close. but we've got to. run. you just. hit. ching. good shape. driving. people with a chronic headache are also taking seriously especially women because they are only supposed to head ache for an excuse to get more rest. which can have many courses. good shape

morton was one of the first to agree to the project. so he chose wind of change and i think it turned into a very nice unusual version because he has a unique voice so it was just about. to that. year earlier the band had been ready to retire but there was no talk of that anymore. to start life and we're starting over again. the unplugged project was like a fresh shot of energy the fans' reaction to the athens acoustic set was so positive that the musicians decided to take it on a european tour. export special on the scorpions with one of the most successful singers ever by a german. and wind of change from one thousand nine hundred one enter the charts in seventy eight countries enjoy and see you next time on pop export. lol. listening to. ching. so just. listening. you. will close. but we've got to. run. you just. get. ching. and if. you look at i mean speak your language talk about. for content in. order. for returning our special. needs like germany and the prospects for those returning home. join the discussion. comment on facebook

morton harkat became one of the biggest teen idols of the eighty's. but in the ninety's the band hit a slump the members devoted themselves increasingly to solo projects to. two thousand comeback with summer moved on. the song stormed the charts in europe but the musicians had long since shed their boy group image. that music became more serious like the two thousand and five singles selling us. on the group's ninth studio album foot of the mountain synthesizers featured prominently. i thought to try to make this. quite synthetic and quite simple and quite precise and quite clinical and. kind of. a little bit more energetic just one of the band splits up again. yet another comeback in two thousand and fifteen now there acoustic arrangements reveal undiscovered aspects of their own songs. brings. some of the songs and when you do something kind of. frantic is taken the. version it brings out what the sensual is there in all our songs sort of underlying melancholic structure. you know it's on the. pricing side. differently but at the same time i think y

doug jones of alabama and joe morton of "scandal" coming up in just a moment.

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now the morton hill gallery in london wants to bring him to the world's attention. good night. and welcome to sportsday. coming up in the programme: tom lawrence fires wales to a big win in georgia as they move a step closer to the world cup finals. ireland stick with them, eating moldova at 2—0 to stay third in group d. and get ready for the super league grand final as castleford ta ke league grand final as castleford take on seven—time winners leeds tomorrow. let's get straight to the foot all world cup qualifiers. it has been a fantastic and penultimate round of group d games. already tight in the top three. wales and the republic of ireland are second and third respectively. both needed to win and they both delivered. ireland winning 2-0 at they both delivered. ireland winning 2—0 at home to moldova and wales seeing off georgia for the first time. so it's all down to monday. wales and ireland separated by the narrowest of channels. a point between them at a match between them still to go. this time the dragon had to win. without gareth bale this was a test of wales the coll

safe safely passing that five percent threshold that's we what i heard from if tea party leader york morton earlier when i had the chance to speak to him but one thing has to be said this is less than half of what they got nationally so yes it is a success for the a.f.d. but this meteoric rise that the if he has seen in the general elections by no means was a given here in lower saxony so that dynamic too could change. for us and hand over thank you very much moving now to somalia where the country's president has declared three days of mourning after a devastating attack on the somali capital mogadishu the massive truck bomb blast left more than two hundred seventy people dead and hundreds more wounded many are still fighting for their lives the explosion took place on a busy street near key government ministries the president has blamed the al-shabaab extremist group for the attack but no one has claimed responsibility yet . the first blast tore apart a busy street in central mogadishu. it said cars on fire and flattened buildings. offices restaurants and kiosks that once stood at this in

. >> joe: the narrative coming into this game was about the four starters, alex wood charlie morton.y couldn't have pitched any better. big hits late by the dodgers getting a run in the seventh at five in the ninth they when it 6-2. down to tom verducci. before you found out how quickly the baseball world turns over, hitless for the world series, the youngest world series history with two doubles. i want to take me through them. the feeling of relief and a second one with a short swing. speak of relief for sure, i think everyone knows i was struggling. that's a beautiful thing about baseball, you can come out and help your team when the next day day. hit the ball the other way. >> tom: you're staring at an elimination game tomorrow, seven outs away from an elimination game. now series tied and you've got clayton kershaw on the mound size of the series at this point. >> try to do what we did today i know he's going to give 110% we're going to try to back him up and give 110% as well. >> tom: thanks so much. >> joe: the dodgers have tied this series at two games apiece. the final tonig

broad between federal and morton street was renamed ana verna way today. and this was a sprieds furprise verna. she served for 12 years, the longest anyone has ever served as council president. >>> a teenager from delaware stunned the gymnastics today taking home the top spot. >> it was so fun to compete. i felt so happy just the entire day. >> morgan herd won the all around title in the world gymnastics championship. this was her world championship debut. she's known for her signature glasses. >>> next on nbc 10, all lit up. here is a live look at a glowing ben franklin bridge. the reason behind all the lights. >>> and i'm tracking hurricane nate and its potential impact on our area. plus your eagles forecast coming up in just minutes. paulsboro's a very proud community. it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from. steve sweeney's been her

dashai morton's goal was to get 500 cases of water. after just two weeks- she already has 510!he school says -- they are working with the red cross to get the donated supplies transported to the island. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - rain chances through friday, even saturday for a few - warmer for the upcoming weekend, possible last 80 rain - cooler & drier most of next week thursday: scattered showers, drizzle, breezy & cool highs: 65-70 winds: northeast 5-15 mph, gusts 20 tonight: scattered showers, drizzle, fog mainly west of dc lows: 56-62 winds: east 5-15 friday: cloudy & cool, scattered showers (mainly light) highs: 64-69 winds: east 5-15 mph a first look, as we celebrate the grand opening of d-c's newest hot spot.. ryan live tease [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> now, good morning washington, on your side. >> with a grand slam! >> remember that name, michael taylor keeping hope alive. your washington nationals rocking the cuts in the windy city. lights

broad between federal and morton streets was named anna verna way today. this was a surprise for verna, she's a former president of a philadelphia council. she served for 12 years. >>> coming up next at 6:00, going for gold. a local gymnast shocks the world, her triumphant feat is next. >>> a music fan's allegation lance a rapper behind bars. >>> she's grate of "will & grace" last night debra messing joins more than 2600 others with a star status. she clause in the nbc series" the mistries of laura." you can watch "will & grace" tonight at 8:00 on nbc 10, new episodes every thursday night at 9:00. >>> tonight "wonder woman" herself hosts "saturday night live." this will be her first time hosting. she's turning heads on the set. >> she's so gorgeous and kind and charming. i think we were all kind of like, are we in love? >> well, gal in live. gadot musical guest sam smith as well. >>> well, a teenager from delaware stunned the gymnastics world today taking home the top spot. >> service so fun to compete. i hell so happy. >> morgan won the all-around title l

you met the -- part of the ron i could come, and is what ran dan and suzanne morton, the founders of the progressive forum, who put this visit together for me. they have extended every warmth and courtesy to me. i even had to -- [speaking spanish] -- at dinner tonight. and i am surrounded by flowers, some 0 of which i describe in the book, from my beloved -- part of my beloved world, puerto rico. randall, suzanne, thank you. so, i'm here to talk to you about my book, and about what my book is about. and when i started to write it, there was one thing i wanted to accomplish. when you write a memoir -- i've read many of them through hi -- my life -- you sometimes come away asking yourself a question, did i learn anything new about this public person? regretably, often i had read becomes and memoir order auto biographies and thought to myself, didn't learn much i didn't already know from the news. i didn't want to write that kind of book. ... it is probably my favorite passage. and so i read it to you because it summarizes one of the very important reasons i'm read this book. it is on p

the wild the new york yankees but they started strong from the beginning astra's pitcher charlie morton thirty five shutout innings allowing just two hits and striking out five but. there's a one one. already leading in the fifth inning has over who helped houston ten six was in form again on saturday night as he scored a solo home run to give the ashtrays a two nothing lead. brian mccann also came through for the second straight game by hits here to run double pushing that lead to four nothing right there. what a way for the same game seven the yankees who were trying to reach the first series since two thousand and nine that way to losing and in limitation game for the fast time this season and that was it the astros shutting out the yankees to reach the wild theories for the first time since two thousand and five. really are connected because we all have a common goal is to win and i don't care whether you're old school new school analytical traditional it's about winning at this level and i think this organization gets it and i know people are you know we're going to talk about how

el duelo de lanzadores es el zurdo alex wood para los dodgers y charlie morton el derecho de los astrosia del tabaco. cuando pones colillas de cigarrillo en el agua, puede pasar esto. cuando un pájaro o un animal pequeño se las comen, esto sucede. ahora imagínate que le pasaría a un niño. pero porqué la industria del tabaco debería decirnos qué tan toxicas son, si no estamos tirando billones de colillas al año. en realidad son trillones. y la industria del tabaco lo sabe. apoderan de las calles del este de la baha y siembran el terror entre los automovilistas y peatones... ---hay indignacin por el arresto de una menor que tras ser operada fue escoltada desde un hospital por agentes de inmigracin... ---desaparecen del radar a un viejo puente de la baha que conectaba a muchas ciudades, por qu lo hicieron ? esta noche se lo decimos... esto y mas en vivo a las once... --un zoologico de chicago esta celebrando la llegada de un animal muy especial... se trata de un bebe de tejon australiano, uno de tan solo nueve de estos animalitos que existen en los estados unidos.... el bebe realizo hoy su

instead of receiving gifts for her dashai morton wants to help those affected by hurricane maria in puertosked people to donate bottles of water and hopes to collect 500 cases of water. but as of today, dashai has collected over 3,000 cases of water. nonperishable food items infant formula and toiletries. dashai and her family will begin shipping the supplies later today but they need volunteers to help pack the truck. that will happen this morning at fourth forestville elementary school in forestville at 8:30 this morning. what a wonderful job. >> good job, good job. 4:52 is the time right now. coming up on fox5 news morning, more than a hundred people were busted in a nationwide sex trafficking sting. >> more than 80 little boys and girls rescued from prostitution rings. the heartbreaking details ahead. >> we're going to break right now with a live look outside this morning. the time 4:52. the temperature 55 degrees. fox5 news morning back in just a moment. >> ♪ ♪♪ >> president trump held a meeting at the white house yesterday with one goal in mind. power and essential services to puerto

floyd morton got these red sores after he cast his net and stood in the water. it's called swimmer's itch. the itchy marks are from parasites that burrow under the skin. >> my legs were on fire. i was taking as much benadryl as i could. >> the parasite that bit him are carried by mud snails. the bites are painful but non-life-threatening. good to know. he's going to be itching for a while. >> doesn't look fun. >>> now we'll stake you state by state and county by county for a look at stories from across our area. >> in south jersey, prosecutors have charged a camden woman with beating her boyfriend to death with two frying pans this. happened at the food market last month in woodland. officers rushed to the scene after getting the 911 call. the victim told police his girlfriend chased him from his home to the store and beat him with the pans. he died weeks later at the hospital after feeling pain and dizziness. >>> to montgomery county. police say a group of people was holding enough fentanyl to kill half the county. local agents seized more than 300,000 doses of

instead of gifts for her birthday 12-year-old deshani morton wanted to give back.f water you see there for victims of hurricane maria in puerto after two weeks of fundraising just two weeks, the sixth grader from north forestville elementary school surpassed her goal. she is now looking for someone to come in and help deliver all of this water to the island and i hope there's somebody out there who is watching right now 'cause we've seen so many stories of folks even from our area who have flown -- >> where is that guy with the plane. >> if you're watching. >> anybody, we need to get that water down to puerto rico. >> go nats. >> yes. >> rock the red. >> 5 at 6:30 is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> repeal and replace still at the top of the president's agenda. he signs this executive order today. the question is what does it mean for the affordable care act and for you. >> turmoil in the trump white house. the president's chief of staff spoke out today. he talked about the rumors and as you can see from the rundown on the side of the screen over there this is what we're talking

astros will send charlie morton to the mound, cc sebathia for the yankees. last might in the national league championship series, justin turner with the foul ball, and that actually broke the signage board behind home plate. then in the find inning, turner hit a walk off three run home run to give dodge is five-one victory and they lead best of seven, two games to nothing. game three tomorrow at wrigley field. >> um-hmm. you broke it, you bought it. >> who pays for that whole we come back a flashy upgrade at philly international. >> new things you will sianni maybe taste, coming up. when you're a double-dipping like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. >>> ribbon has butt ar

. >> on april 28th, 1990, jessica and aaron were born at morton hospital, just two hours apart. >> mye that remembered she had the clipping and brought it out. and that's whether we realize that we were the only two names listed on that day. >> they were the only two born there that day. the newlyweds can't be sure, but that might be aaron next to jessica. so, is her end dip at this time i or were they meant to be. >> so was it fate or timing? >> i think fate. >> i think a little bit of both. >> really? >> that's adorable. that was julie lawncheck reporting. >> here's how they're really strange neighbor down the street in havertown, we were born in the same room at delaware county memorial hospital. >> the same room. >> right. she later became friends with my brother, and then we reconnected. >> same day, same year? >> yes. >> wow. okay. i got a story for you, too, so my college roommate same initials, same birthday, same year, my birthday tomorrow, celebrating this weekend together. >> oh, happy early birthday. >> thank you. >> coming up until the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news,

carly morton for the astro, al education ward for the dodgers.d struck out cody belinger and martin forsythers. chris taylor with a ground ball to 3rd where al education bregman throws to the plate to cut out austin barnes. wood was matching

police responded to a home in woodbridge after marilyn morton reported that her two kids were missing. the investigation revealed both children, ages eight and 11 left the home in the morningment officers later found the children at a playground unharmed. police also found the conditions inside the home were extremely dirty. >> a d.c. man will spend more than three months in jail for illegally riding an atv in arlington. a judge sentenced is it a fon williams to four years in prison and then suspendedded 105 days which he will have to soivment he was a large part of atv and dirt bike riders who drove last april. he dropped his cellphone during that ride and that is how police tracked him down. a man wanted for threatening to bomb his ex girlfriend's apartment turned himself into police. garret perkins is suspected of making the he's also facing misdemeanor charges for talking. the debate over illegal i am graition in ts . protestors rallied in fairfax today demanding local authorities not assist ice agents with their agents. the group called fairfax for all wants local leaders to stan

to becoming a morton twenty first century country. gives every kenyan. the opportunity of pride. and prosperity. for more on this so we can go across our correspondent julia steers in nairobi. juliet what's the mood like in the country in the run up to the vote i people even taking this election seriously. well people are certainly on ads but in terms and whether or not thirty unit seriously that's really divided pretty plainly along party lines so do you believe supporters that the party out. president kenyattand deputyresident rito sated they'll turn up at the poll tomorrow that they are ready to go for them tomorrow is election day. of course right a dingo supporters vowed to boycott the polls tomorrow and for many up an. there were there telling us that they don't believe aree election so. . supporters unloading got are expected you to stay home and avoid tropical tomorrow they at least are certainly not taking this seriously not one of the luckiest to see take place tomorrow and what security measures have been put in place. well t polls are expected to open as scheduled at

our gas tax goes into effect tomorrow, it's 12 cents more a gallon, 20 cents morton diesel. this is california's new gas tax. the drivers we have talked to today about it are less than thrilled. >> that's crazy. that sucks. i mean, i guess it's good for our roads, i guess, but isn't there enough tax money that goes into the roads? yeah, that's ridiculous. >> reporter: this is to pay for our roads. the tax is expected to bring in $52 billion over the next ten years to pay for road improvements. electric vehicles don't have to pay this tax, but you do have to pay $100 a year to go toward road maintenance. again, starting tomorrow, 12 cents more a gallon, fill up today if you can. reporting live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> bart's new fare inspection program will cost the agency $740,000 a year. >> it's police chief does not think it will be effective at least at first. that's according to sfgate.com. a $75 fine starts on january 1st. six inspectors were fired to go person to person asking for proof of payment. keep in mind there are 46 stations and 420,000 passe

concerns over security shortcomings and said that france's reactors mainly have been built before the morton types of terrorism that the country now faces such as those attacks from groups such as isis or al-qaeda and it says that this was purely a stunt to outline really what it said in its report earlier this week now which is the company which looks after this particular site in france has responded and said that this incident was dealt with within minutes the police were on the scene and it says that the greenpeace activists did not gain. any access to any nuclear area is a tool but as you can imagine this is promoted a lot of criticism for both sides here in france people taking to social media to criticize both greenpeace and e.d.f. themselves now if we look at the criticism that's been leveled at greenpeace today some people saying that this action was completely irresponsible when france has been subjected to a number of terrorist attacks over the last few years other people questioning was it a good idea to be setting fireworks off in an area over that much concern if they're trying

. >> floyd morton said he got these red sores after he cast his net and stood in the water at cape penelopentate park. it's called swimmer's issue. they're from non-life-threatening parasites that burrow under the skin. >> that's the gross part. >> my legs were on fire. i was taking as much benadryl as i could. >> wow. the parasite that bit him are carried by mud snails living in the bay. doctors say the bites are painful but not life-threatening. >>> a federal appeals court will decide if a defamation lawsuit against comedian bill cosby can be reinstated. the lawsuit filed by a former actress alleges that cosby raped her and defamed her in a letter his lawyers sent to the "new york "daily news."" the judge dismissed the lawsuit in february saying the first amendment protected cosby'sler. >>> new -- cosby's letter. >>> and new, the suspect at the center of the "making a murderer" series will stay in jail. the judge said there's not enough evidence to justify a retrial. avery's lawyer plans to retry the decision. she's confident the conviction will be vacated in the future. >>> time for a loo

a man accidentally fell from a 50-foot rock cliff near the main entrance along morton road.he cliff overlooks pennypack creek. police were called to that scene after the victim's body was discovered in the creek about 10 o'clock this morning. investigators say the victim is 57 years old. his name hasn't been released just yet. >>> philadelphia police searching for the person who fired a bullet that struck a six-year-old little boy. this happened at 24th and norris in north philly last night. police say the bullet traveled a block or sole, it hit jayden cisco in the shoulder. he was standing outside of his grandmother's home with his father and brother at the time. right now jayden is recovering at saint christopher's hospital. >> they have to wait until the swelling go down to see if they can take the bullet out. it's kind of hard for a little child. whew. it's kind of hard for all of us. you don't wish this on nobody. >> investigators are now examining surveillance video trying to get a better look at the gunman. >>> and dozens gathered in center city today for the march to

constitution since nine hundred seventy eight it has never never been in that it's in the history of morton spain now under the article go right at the prime minister came close to the removal of the cattle i'm president but the reality is the catalonia form much of voted for independence so we really have to see what's going to happen over the next few days the reality is they're probably going to be very tense discussions between madrid between the catalan parliament about of way forward because in essence this crisis has escalated many people were hoping there would be some soul to the resolution this week as to what would happen for the future catalonia where . definitely if you were public whether it would remain in spain and they would be the election something that the spanish police and said you might call for but the reality is this is historic this is unprecedented new t.v. we knows the exact situation is only time will tell. you i'm sure will be plenty of developments over the coming hours to thank for the moment charlotte a shell of the city force in barcelona. well as we mentio

chemical weapons to investigate chemical attacks in syria to shed more light on this when i joined by mortonwho's covering the story for us in new york so good evening to you what what more do we know. well this proposed resolution would have extended the period of investigation by the o.p.c. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons in syria now russia vetoed the resolution saying that they want to wait because in a few days we'll be hearing from the o.p.c. w they'll be presenting the results of their investigation and at that time it can then be determined whether it's best to extend their investigation now this is the investigation into the chemical attack which took place in qana shaikh coun now this was russia's previously criticized this investigation russia has pointed out that the o.p.c. have never actually visited the site of the chemical attack and furthermore the o.p.c. that you didn't visit the airbase that was bombed by the united states where u.s. leaders were alleging that this chemical attack had originated from so as of the moment we're still waiting for the o

now the morton hill gallery in london wants to bring him to the world's attention. good night.

isolated showers, but inland, clear skies and a recipe for cold weather, one of the coldest of mortond temperatures dipping 2—2d in parts of scotland and northern england and pockets of frost even across parts of the south. tomorrow a cold but glorious start. the north west of scotla nd glorious start. the north west of scotland in the afternoon, the breeze will pick up and cloud and patchy rain will move through. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at half past three: hundres of thousands of people have marched through barcelona in support of spanish unity and against catalonia's unilateral declaration of independence. the international trade minister, mark garnier, faces an investigation — after he admitted asking his secretary to buy sex toys. heathrow airport says it's investigating how details of its security procedures were found lying in the street. scotland's first minister is to apologise on behalf

. >> wendy morton. >> i was shocked to hear the shadow chancellor predicting a run off of power.[shouting] >> and increase -- does my right honorable friend agree the biggest threat to this country would be less than the shadow chancellor. >> i agree, she is right, it would be higher prices, much more difficult, job losses, businesses leading this country and the people would be poorer. one thing we must do is make sure that shadow chancellor doesn't get near the treasury. the right honorable gentleman asked me what planet i was on. we know what planet he is on, venezuela. >> mister speaker. mister speaker, isn't the prime minister's contention that the united kingdom should remain part of the common fishery policy during any transitional period after we have left the european union? >> when we leave the european union we will be leaving the common fisheries policy as part of the agreement we need to enter for the implementation period and other issues but when we leave the european union we believe the common fisheries policy. >> mister speaker, it has been assumed trailing arti

. >> morton cabel its mayor technical affairs. >> i ride my bike. never owned a car. new notice that bikes, have right of the way. >> today, 62% of commuters here book to work. a movement that began during thenar jeep crisis of the 1970s. >> gasoline is so expensive. we had all the rules that emphasize, cycling. >> architect, camilla, says creating a cleaner city has helped create more people. >> well are greg by 1,000 peo every month. >> people having more kids. >> staying in the city. >> her firm, gail architects helped make new york's time square, pedestrian friendly. designed a network of bike lines to out the city. >> they did a study looking at overall health of people, cycling in the city. found women are less likely to cycle if you have to wear helmet. they improved it. by not make the helmets mandatory. >> the tax on a car here can be as much as 150% of the sales price of the car. >> yes. >> one of the side effects is that our collective car mass its older. older cars emit more. >> minor speed bump on copenhag copenhagen's rise into city. based on its neighbo

group one is back open after a deadly crash in morton involving a pedestrian. lortonton involved -- involving a pedestrian. a woman is being remembered this morning after she was hit by a car and killed. she was a grandmother at the u.s. capitol for decades. crossing h street saturday morning a couple of blocks from hit her and suv trapped her underneath. >> whoever was driving, they just don't know the devastation they caused, not only to our family, but to the community. >> she was the best grandmother you could ever hope for. larry: in addition to her years of service, she was well-known , especiallymusic the king of pop. even "the washington post" font over her porch when she made it into a shrine for michael jackson. overall outside the turkish embassy. forces were seen on camera getting violent with protesters back in may. at least 18 people have been charged in the fight. happening today, the pittsburgh penguins are set to visit the white house. the team says that it sees the event as the final moment of celebration for their political statement. preside

ohio during 1862 and to report an opinion in the case the commission resulted from governor oliver p morton and andrew johnson. it can been for nearly six months. it adjourned may 6, 1863. in some and 72 witnesses, a master report quoting 721 pages. it takes up an entire volume of the official records of the civil war. his failure to move quicker in meeting up with grant and shiloh, invasion of kentucky, the pursuit of bragg, but most of all, his conciliatory policy. although the commission was neither a court of inquiry and had no legal authority, many northerners interpreted the investigative sessions as a move to convict buell to satisfy vengeful politicians. perhaps most important about the commission itself is not that it condemned buhl for his shortcomings but that it represented the ideological debate between limited and total war aims during this period. this reflected that a similar philosophical views of war by examining the two types of generalship as described by williams. buhl served as his own counsel and his defense presented the limited philosophy in which he emphasized the

morton harkat became one of the biggest teen idols of the eighty's.but in the ninety's the band had a slump and members devoted themselves increasingly to solo projects to. two thousand comeback with summer moved on. the song stormed the charts in europe but the musicians had long since shared their boy group in which. the music became more serious like the two thousand and five singles selling. on the group's ninth studio album foot of the mountain synthesizers featured prominently. i thought to try to make this. quite simple and quite precise and quite clinical and. kind of. a little bit more energetic than just one band split up again. back in two thousand and fifteen there acoustic arrangements reveal undiscovered aspects of their songs. brings. some of the songs when you do something kind of a. take on the. version it brings out what essentially is there in. a sort of. melancholic structure. you know suddenly you're surprising scienter because. differently but at the same time i think you would recognize it very intimately because it's been there

she knows the after and as we leave you, guys, here's dashai morton being helped by the fire department loading up an 18 wheeler with water and other goods going down to dallas. trucked to dallas and eventually shipped to a western community on the island of puerto rico to help the people who are suffering there, guys. well done. >> you know what i love, bob, not that she got the ball rolling but so many people have stepped in to volunteer. literally every step of the process including loading the trucks today. >> reporter: that's right. and we've while we've been here people that saw us on at 7:00 o'clock this morning came in afterwards bringing other things people from the community knowing the truck was going and it was going t b puerto rico. we've got things we want to donate as well all from this young 12-year-old, this sixth grader here inspiring a lot of people. >> what a great lesson. thanks, bob. >> thank you bob. 9:12. 30,000 runners about to hit the streets of the nation's capital for the annual marine corps marathon coming up later mike thomas has last minute tips for anyone