as she comes into the house in 1925, the same year as edith norris rogers. the interesting thing about her is that she, like rogers and other women from this generation, really pursued a strategy of gaining power in the house by assimilating. they did not push women's issues per se. they really try to minimize gender differences. and norton was extremely successful moving up the committee leadership ladder. she chaired four congressional committees by the time she retired from the house and nearly 1950's. and one of them was the labor committee during the new deal, which was a major committee. of her signal piece legislation was the fair labor setdards act of 1938 which workweek, outlaw child labor and set the minimum wage. she letter said -- she later s aid, i am prouder of getting that bill to the house of any -- than anything i've ever done. she was a no-nonsense legislator. early on in her career, maybe the year this picture was snapped, she was on the house floor and a bill was being debated. a male member turned to her and said, i yield to the gentlela

ladies and gentlemen, lieutenant norris. and finally staff sergeant clinton r clinton third squadron, fourth brigade combat team, fourth enfan try division, combat outpo outpost, afghanistan on october 3, 2009. on that morning, staff management rom me shea, occupying the high ground on all four sides of the complex, with rocket propelled grenades, mortars and small arms fire. the staff sergeant returned under intense enemy fire and seek re-enforcement from the barracks. the staff sergeant took out an enemy machine-gun, and the generator he was using for cover was struck by a rocket propelled grenades. undeterred by his injuries, he continued to fight and relied upon another soldier to aid him. he rushed through the assembly to -- mobilized a five-man team and returned to the fight equipped with a sniper rifle. with complete disregard to his own safety, he -- confidently throughout the battlefield engaging -- while orchestrating a successful plan, he maintained radio communication at the tactical operations center, as the ene

on the afternoon of the 12, they located the pilot and notified lieutenant norris. dressing in fisherman disguises, lieutenant norris and one of the enemies traveled throughout the night and found the injured pilot at dawn. covering the pilot with amber do, they began the return journey evading a north vietnamese patrol. they came under heavy machine-gun fire. lieutenant norris called in an airstrike, which allow the rescue party to reach the f.o.b. i has outstanding display of leadership, courage, and selfless dedication in the face of extreme danger, lieutenant norris enhanced the finest traditions of the naval service. ladies and gentlemen, lieutenant tommy norris. [applause] finally, staff sergeant quentin romechet. he distinct himself by acts of gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving as section leader with bravo troop, third squadron, fourth brigade combat team, fourth infantry division at a combat outpost. afghanistan on october 3, 2009. on that morning, the staff sergeant and his comrades awakened to an attack by 300

. >> in the center of the panel today, lieutenant thomas norris. u.s. navy seal adviser strategic technical director headquarters u.s. military ace siftance command u.s. vietnam. for gal an try in action at the risk of his loif above aep beyond the call of doughty while serving as seal adviser with the strategic technical director and assistance team headquarters u.s. military assistance command vietnam. during the period 10 to 13 april 1972 lieutenant norris had unprecedented down rescue with pilots deep within heavily territory. lieutenant norris led a five-man patrol through 2,000 meters of heavily covered territory and returned to the forward operating base or faub. after devastating rocket attack on a small faub lieutenant norris led a three-man team and two unsuccessful rescue attempts. on the after noochbt 12th, locating the pilot and note fight be lieutenant norris. using disguises and sand ban lieutenant norris and one vietnam traveled through night and found the injured pilot. covered with bamboo and vegetation they returned successfully avoid

ladies and gentlemen, lieutenant norris. finally staff sergeant clinton r clinton third squadron, fourth brigade combat team, fourth enfan try division, combat outpo outpost, afghanistan on october 3, 2009. on that morning, staff management rom me shea, occupying the high ground on all four sides of the complex, with rocket propelled grenades, mortars and small arms fire. the staff sergeant returned under intense enemy fire and seek re-enforcement from the barracks. the staff sergeant took out an enemy machine-gun, and the generator he was using for cover was struck by a rocket propelled grenades. undeterred by his injuries, he continued to fight and relied upon another soldier to aid him. he rushed through the assembly to -- mobilized a five-man team and returned to the fight equipped with a sniper rifle. with complete disregard to his own safety, he -- confidently throughout the battlefield engaging -- while orchestrating a successful plan, he maintained radio communication at the tactical operations center, as the enemy f

michelle norris from national public radio. you're not old enough to be a legend yet.avid gergen of harvard who has been in both republican and democratic administration. it's really contrast to see a president and a former president on the same broadcast. i think it's a lot easier for former presidents to speak on television than it is presidents, michelle. >> obviously. i mean just the body language. the comfort. president bush talks about a wave of asbestos, phrase we not hear roll off his tongue when he was in environment of presidency. but also interesting that there was difference, reasons for going to war, talking about when president bush was talking about messaging, echoed some of the challenges that president obama faces today. but, boy, what a contrast to see the two of them. >> in part it was what we saw here was portrait of two presidents, one is a happy man. lived through history being satisfied with the role he faced. the other is a sitting president who just took it straight on the jaw in an election, he made point of saying he loved his office but made

nbc 10's rosemary conners is live in norris up to this afternoon. >> tell us what road crews are doing now to get ready for the prethanksgiving day storm. >> reporter: renee and jim, they are stocking up their salt piles an making sure that their road equipment is ready and taken care of. we are expecting to get an update on penndot's game plan at 5:00 here and of course, bring that to you. their goal is to make sure that everybody is safe. in addition to the department of transportation crews, truck drivers know the highways out there are the best and so we spoke to one driver today who says that even he isn't going to be taking any chances with the weather tomorrow. >> be ready for the unexpected. >> reporter: conditions are clear today but tomorrow will be terrible for traffic. the best advice is to slow down and take your time. you could be the best driver out here, all it takes is one vehicle, one truck, to lose it in front of you. >> reporter: ralph higgins of west mount airy drives between wisconsin and the east coast transporting cheese and beef. he knows the highways better th

ronald reagan was the president that chuck norris had in mind.ng the story of the first christmas in bethlehem nearly 2,000 years ago. some celebrate christmas as a birthday of a great and good philosopher and teacher. others of us believe in the divinity of the child born in bethlehem, that he was and is the promised prince of peace. tonight in millions of american homes, the glow of the christmas tree is a reflection of the love jesus taught us. like the shepherds and wise men of that first christmas, we americans have always tried to follow a higher light, a star, if you will. lonely camp fire vigils along the frontier, in the darkest days of the great depression, through war and peace, twin beacons of faith and freedom have brightened the american sky. at times our foot steps may have faltered, but trust not guilty god's help we've never lost our way. so let this holiday season be for us a time of rededication. christmas means so much because of one special child. >> wow. >> it gave me goose bumps. >> yeah. i actually remember that speech. ch

norris could not have been more accurate in what he was trying to say. courage, in a scene darrell campbell wrote literally in 2007 talks specifically about this very issue where they wanted to call christmas break winter break. but this is a federal holiday that grant put together in 1870 so this is part of our history. >> absolutely federal holiday. in his op-ed chuck wrote that is not the holiday our founding fathers founded for us. the pipelines of progressivism pumping out another indoctrineation. he encourages people to watch "last ounce of courage." the mayor of the town, political pressure around him. he would like to bring god back as it was back in the day but everybody is saying you don't want to ruffle any feathers. pick up the story and lead us to that scene at the end. >> i think one thing that is really important is we have to recognize that even in the film we say muslims have the opportunity to bow in the town square and pray. the jewish brothers that we have have the opportunity to blow their shofar, display their menorah and christian

heading northbound past the tren toreville norris bridge. ship in just a few minute. we want to head to turnpike connector bridge instead. we're headed back to normal schedule and then buses help you get to the malls. david. >> on the big board this morning, matt, chilly temperatures. 29 in pottstown. 28 coatsville and 27 fleetwood bucks county and close to freezing mark in center city and chester. lot of 30s through south jersey. freezing mark or there about in cinnaminson and woodbine and more ever the same hockessin through dover delaware. if you head out to runner randz, 34 by 9, 38 by noon and 39 by 3bg will be the high. we'll get winds running 10 to 20 mile an hour making it feel in the 20s most of the time. at the airport open for all green aircraft and snow happening. tam. >> thank you, david. >> we think of top athletes grid eyre and soccer fields and big top. acrobats and dancers of circqu de soleil perform 47 times a year more that twice the number of games in a baseball season. a schedule like that races chance of overnight injur

. >> reporter: high-pressure is keeping it to the norris over coastal waters. >> reporter: as the high and it will not the clouds well to the north of us. >> reporter: 0 have warmer temperatures in the coming days. >> reporter: still little full fog in the morning wore fog ability into oakland since inferences cope pellet. >> reporter: very brief frog they're very brief fog tomorrow. >> reporter: 41 in santa rosa will be in the low 40's in livermore and san jose. >> reporter: low 70's 74 in sunnyvale and 747 clara 72 in hayward. >> reporter: 73 in livermore and the coastline in the '60s. >> reporter: looking ahead this week a little warmer tomorrow but the temperatures will be staying in the '70s for the rest of the week. >> catherine: there's new information on the main doors that the fight and bolo quarantine. >> catherine: she must continue to monitor health for possible symptoms of the virus until her 21 day incubation incubation period ends november 10th on she has she has not display any symptoms since returning from west africa where she was treating ebola patients last week she

. >> norrie oelkers: and we had children coming in for screening with brown bags over their head.y're never allowed to leave their house unless they have a bag on their heads. >> kathy majette: some children don't live, because they have problems with eating, and drinking, and die of malnutrition. >> mel: and they see us as their last resort. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i'm sure you would, too. but what if you couldn't do anything? what if you were totally helpless? that's the situation for hundreds and thousands

says we shouldn't consider any solution for white house security that doesn't at least involve chuck norriss sharks with laser beams attached to their heads which is from austin powers. >> you could put them in the moat. >> you could. >> if we do the moat thing people are going to do a lazy river. >> yes, we'll be there this summer. >> next on way too early, a look at the stories you'll be talking about in the day ahead. morning joe moments away. oats go! wow! go power oats! go! go power! yayyyy! wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopping online is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of top-rated providers today. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ vicks nyquil severe. helps relieve your ugliest, nastiest, roughest, toughest cold symptoms. vicks nyquil severe. with maximu

officer fired one shot at the car which briefly got away but was recovered on north lambert street near norris. police arrested the suspect when he sought treatment at jefferson hospital for a gunshot wound to his arm. >>> new this morning septa a officials tell "eyewitness news" a minor train derailment overnight in north philadelphia will not affect your morning commute. police say an a oversized load caused a conrail freight train to get stuck under an overpass tea railing two cars. this happened just before 10:00 on fifth street between allegheny and clear field in the city's fair hill neighborhood don't expect a vote on selling will that utility. council members will talk today and tomorrow about what is in store for pgw. the two day hearing just comes a few weeks after city council pulled the plug on the plans to sell pgw. private company offered the city almost $2 billion. council did not even hold a hearing about that possible sale. >>> neighbors pack a community meeting in south philadelphia to rally with a begins building a proposed casino in the air use. hundreds of neighbor spoke o

. >> decades ago renee' norris jones was a victim of domestic violence. now volunteers for women against abuse. she says phone apps designed for couples to share information are dangerous. >> there's acute little app. um, you know, you can keep track of your loved ones and where they go and i'm watching this horrified going oh, my god, this is scary. >> other tracking apps are designed to be hidden so a victim can't find them. rachel says the stalking changed her life. >> i moved across the street from a police station, you know, my first apartment after we split. >> facebook will never be a safe place for her. now she uses a different name. >> i act like i'm married. i never post or check in anywhere. i don't really go anywhere alone ever. >> if you're a stalking victim here's what experts suggest you do. first, disable your social media accounts. then check if your phone has been compromised and be sure to turn off location services. you may want to consider getting a new phone and a new phone number keep the old one to capture voice males and any threa

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rejoins us live from san leandro where the incident happened >> reporter: most of the remains of to norris. this is the tail end of the storm is gonna be impacting us it tonight and tomorrow here we have a spotty clout pair pattern. does it mean rapid clear around the front. late this evening for about 10:00 tomorrow morning the rain will push through under bottom quarter of the edge of rain. and the higher terrain the kissing up to half an inch of rain. thursday afternoon there could be isolated showers but despite the cloud pattern is not really evident. here's a look on future cast and the next hour when the sea a few showers approaching the north bay. we talked about tanner 11 around and i when the rain will come of the screen here reason there will be slight showers moderate rainfall. set up an impact in the morning commute coming up. >> reporter: the incoming storm and prompting a wave warning tonight is live at the ocean beach him with information coastal people need to know. >> reporter: tomorrow until last thursday afternoon swells could be as high as 12 ft. rolling across the sho

- my favorite episodes were when he fought the $7 million man who was played by -- >> is it chuck norrisy marcom. >> was he married to lyndsay wagner? >> this is ridiculous. >> >> played in that first one. i am not that much younger than you guys. >> she was a broad. >> is lee majors still alive? >> yes. >> he watches request the red -- he watches "red eye." >> does it drive you crazy? >> how come lee majors hasn't been on. i was on with space man from the a-team. >> lee majors lives out in the south somewhere, but he is going to be coming here. >> space man is in montana. >> i no. but i talked to lee and lee will come out and do the show. my other favorite show, john saxon played lee majors and it turned out his friend was replaced by a robot. screw everybody. seriously. >> he was kidnapped but it turns out it was angered oscar goldman. remember the bionic dog? >> no, i don't. >> and it was a german shepherd. how unarrange. how unoriginal. >> do you remember the special doobie brothers episode of the it was called bootlegging. and regular "red eye" guests on that one. >> it is the great

. >> the investigation unit is led by retired police officer colonel ken norris. >> we're like an internal affairs unit within this prison. we investigate everything involving the correctional officers as well as the inmates. that's everything from, you know, stealing bacon to murder. >> while a certain percentage of contraband is brought in by prison staff, most comes from prisoner relationships. >> most of the drugs that come through come through by girlfriends, wives, family members. they can bring it in inside their false teeth, bring it in in body cavities. there's all kinds of ways they can bring it in. if the dogs don't hit on it at the gate, then it goes through, and we have no mechanism to stop that. if it's positive, it will be the same color or close to the same color as what you see there on that little package. it will be a red. as soon as she breaks the second ampoule. see that? so this is some good stuff. very merry christmas and absolutely happy new year. >> coming up, 6,000 inmates trapped in orleans parish prison after katrina hits. >> there were people breaking windows,

it was for this woman here who we're looking at in the picture, this wonderful picture of edith norrisanking member of the foreign affairs committee. the ranking republican. and she actually had a lot of experience helping him with administering the committee and administering his personal office. and so she knew what his legislative agenda was, she kind of knew the rhythms and contours of life here on capitol hill. and one of the things that happens when a senior member passes away like that, the house has to have a special election. no one can be appointed to the house. and depending on state laws that election has to happen in a fairly short amount of time. so what would happen is, is local party leaders would often turn to the widow and say, will you run for the partial term because you have name recognition. rogers is going to be on the ballot. the expectation is that the wife would serve out the term and then she would retire and party leaders would find a suitable male candidate to succeed her. rogers had different ideas. she actually ends up staying in the house for 35 years. s

heading towards fortescue and south of millville, from newport at 5:00 to dividing creek at 5:06 and norris 5:10. north of that area we are dealing with a steady rain right now, from glassboro and woods town and salem to fort penn and this all pushes to the east-northeast and lighter showers in southeastern parts of pennsylvania. where we are not seeing the heavy rain we are seeing fog, from philadelphia two and a half mile visibility and 5 miles in reading and a half mile in the poconos and better from millville to atlantic city, but the flip side without the fog you are dealing with heavy rainfall. where we see the fog it's cooler, 45 allentown and 45 in the poconos, and then you bump to millville at 61 degrees, not warm but better than the 49 and the boardwalk on the verge of 60. we got a break and now we are dealing with one area of energy that is rolling south of philadelphia and the upper low is west of pittsburgh that will link with some rain that passed through this morning to bring northern new england another nor'easter with snow in parts of vermont and new hampshire. and for us w

and a crash at dekalb pike, norris road and speeds in the teens and 20s and you come down 73 to 42, an earlier crash near the black horse pike that is now gone, but boy did that get us off to a bad start. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. one friend using the waze happen is talking a hazard near stanton. >> very good matt thank you. >>> on the basketball court they are fierce opponents but today the coach's mens basketball team were all on the same side once again they gathered for the third annual coaches versus cancer lunchen. and others all attended the luncheon as they have done in years past and it's a great cause and great event. >> more "action news" after the >>> history is getting its moept at the barnes foundation, showcasing the work of william glakins, he was the creator of dr. alan barnes, there were han written letters by the two men dating back to 1913. a treasure trove right there. >>> and now the accuweather forecast, the kind of fall forecast we like every day. adam joseph is standing by. >> maybe one more day tomorrow and then all will change on thursday

. >> selena gray was born selena norris. she had from mt. ve vernon. was probably born here at arlington. >> a direct descendant of that washington, selena gray grew up on these grounds. it was an 11 acre plantation and the two women most certainly knew each other as children. from there, their lives took different paths. their stories are preserved in arlington house largely thanks to selena gray. when the lee family fled south, it was sleefn a selena who mary gray entrusted with the keys of the estate. >> they took over the estate, they took over the plantation and began moving into the house. >> the union soldiers began looting the house, filled with lee's personal belongings. many which belonged to martha washington. >> selena gray first confronted the union soldiers and mcdowell and told them that these were mrs. lee's things and these were george washington's objects, objects critical to the history of this nation. >> among the objects the china that george washington ate from, window draperies paintings and pieces of furniture. >> how was it tha

. -- norris. >> i don't do funerals. we do ongoing celebrations. >> reporter: hundreds crowded in to pay their respects to 24-year-old darrell blackmon. the defensive end starred at berkeley high, played at kansas state, and even tried out for the 49ers this past april. >> he meant something to so many people. most of all he meant something to me, my big baby boy. he just -- you know, he gave the best hugs. >> reporter: his parents spoke to me tuesday about their loss. >> it is a deep, deep, deep scar. and you know you'll never get to the other side of it. no bridge. it will always be empty. >> reporter: his dad is a navy recruiter. his mom a berkeley park and control officer and longshoremen. they say the family's work ethic may have played a role in the crash. their son worked three jobs that day. they believe he fell asleep at the wheel coming home, 4:30 in the morning november 1. >> he should have not been taken away in that -- i mean, if he fell asleep at the wheel, fine. but those -- that equipment should have stop

very light rainfall in norris n norristown. you see the rain is moving into cape may. stand by with your umbrellas. future weather showing at 8:00 this morning, the rain is still steady in the area. but you can see the back edge of it. that's going to be arriving during the morning hours. the later morning hours starts to dry out in philadelphia while it's still falling in delaware and south jersey. and some scattered showers for the lehigh valley. then this afternoon, we'll see clouds hanging in there with occasional showers during the late afternoon hours. that's when we could see heavier downpours at 4:00 this afternoon. so keep the rain gear handy. temperatures will climb a little bit. we'll be in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees for the afternoon. back with the seven-day forecast in less than ten minutes. >>> and now your regular 6:00 a.m. volume. >> nbc10 "first alert" traffic reporter jillian mele has it all four, jillian. >> good morning. this is 95 near cottman avenue. you can see southbound drawling along. a yellow light, about 20 minutes from woodhaven down

her challenger, scott brown, who was a senator from massachusetts until he was defeated and moved norris to run again in new hampshire, that will be incredibly telling for the rest of the night. then sort of moving west, kansas. talk to the republican sources today. that's what 37 the most justice betters. they're not sure that they can keep that in republican hands. you heard jim shooto's report. belong they will take greg orman. all the way west, alaska. there is a state that is purplish. and it is not very good terrain for president obama rate now. like many purple states but it is really hard to pull an alaska. the terrain there, the it will ra, the literal terrain is very difficult. it is unprecedented going into native alaskan communities on these little islands, trying to get them to vote. if they're successful with that, that could be a surprise. >> for those watching, and these are covering it, the fact alaska is a deciding vote is a pretty depressing thing. you're looking at 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. then it could be days. when does cnn call control of the senate? which is wha

. >> desean jackson, jordan reid, alfred norris. >> i'm thinking that i know colt can get me the ballrt hasn't been able to do it f colt can give me the ball, i'm running it. >> but why not kirk cousins? you would rather have colt mccoy? >> colt beat the cowboys for one thing. that is enough. >> why not make kirk cousins the backup? kirk kuz continues throw the ball to jackson. >> this is a conversation that will be going at every thanksgiving day table. >> bring in santana moss a couple games ago. i knew this was the same conversation. >> see, we're going to play quarter last game. that's where they were going to put him. they're changing it up over there. >> this will be continued over turkey. >> it will. >> all right. quickly, the cleveland calf leerd were embarrassed last friday. tonight the two will meet again in cleveland to face lebron james and company. the wizards were stunned by the hawks last night committing the season high 20 turnovers. the coach says it was as bad as they played offensively all season. now they rebound and take down the calves again. and they know this d

today npr host michelle norris tweeted out this photo.ned away as they tried to register to vote. they fought for freedom overseas, but were denied freedom back home. their plight highlighted a basic injustice in the country and led to change. now we're facing a new problem for vets from afghanistan and iraq, coming home to a crisis of opportunity. last year the average unemployment rate for these vets were 9%. nearly 2% higher than the jobless rate for non-veterans. this needs to change. the first lady talked about that when announcing a new jobs program for veterans. >> the fact that any of you are worrying about where your next paycheck is going to come from, or struggling to put food on the table, that should be appalling to all of us as americans. there are still far too many hurdles out there for our veterans, and we're going to keep working until each and every one of you has a job, and not just any job, but a good job. a job you can raise a family on. yeah. >> our vets need jobs, opportunity, and a fair shot, just like all america

city, sun coming up, blue skies every where, the ocean is 47 degrees in case it is warm, it is not, norris the air, we have air temperatures in the 20's and some locations in the teens this morning. we do warm up, 45 degrees today with sunshine, tomorrow 55 degrees, few more clouds later in the afternoon, rain overnight into machine but look at monday's temperature 70 degrees. wednesday is there a coastal storm? that is still a question mark and we will continue to follow that. >> wow. >> 70 degrees. >> i cannot wait. >> soak that up. >> yes. >> you better believe it. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now, maybe signing autopsy on television but we are always on line at cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it a great weekend. >> bye-bye. >>> tea leoni -- >>> good morning. it's november 22nd. welcomes to cbs "this morning." >>> arresting two men accused of buying explosives to possibly use in the ferguson protests. >>> plus, bill cosby performs to a standing ovation as more women come forward with accusation against the comedian. >>> can hackers control your car remotely?

today we're looking at 47 in mount pocono. 53 in quaker town. 54 in norris town. 54 in northeast philadelphiaainly in the low to mid 50s. 53 in violin. 55 in dover. and in the city, we're looking at temperatures mainly in the 50s. 54 is your high in philadelphia. a mild one today. warmer on monday. we'll check out your seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >>> hey, i'm john clark. the flyers ended their four-game losing streak last night against columbus. let's jump to the second period. 2-1 flyers, and they're buzzing. wayne simmonds like a power forward, going to grab the rebound with his glove, drops it, and beats bob. 3-1 flyers. in the third period, matt reid feeding braydon coburn. his first goal of the season. flyers win 4-2. ryan hextall chewed out the team the other night and the players listened. >> any time your gm calls out every single player on the taerteam, i think it's going to light a fire under your boat. two strong games in a row. we go into long island and play a good hockey team and we have got to be prepared. >>> the sixers are two losses away from matching their wor

it was recovered on north lambert street near norris and they arrested the suspect when he sought treatment at jefferson hospital for a gunshot wound to his arm. >>> new this morning fire tears through a philadelphia restaurant and bar, fire fighters responded, to the call at the bar on the 600 block of north front street just after 2:00 this morning. it was under control in less than half an hour. there were no reports of any injuries. >>> also new this morning normal service resumes on septa's trenton regional rail line after a minor train derailment in north philadelphia crews cleaned up that scene between fifth street and allegheny and clear field, in fair hill. police say a conrail freight train with an oversized load got stuck under an overpass, causing two boxcars to derail. no injuries were reported. >>> things got heated at a community meeting in south philadelphia where neighbors met to rally with a begins a new you possible casino site. >> hundreds came out to the meet ago begins plans to build a casino at packer a avenue and darren street. it is one of four proposed locations fo

i did not feel like sitting here i myself for two hours, so asked my friend tyler norris to join me asost. he is the founder and ceo of ncr development, which owns hotels in 17 american states, including the boutique highline hotel in new york city. he is a protÉge of barry sterling. while he may not be a billionaire just yet, he is well on his way. i would like to begin with immigration. we just heard john boehner responding to what the president had to say last night. immigration seems to me an important issue for the hotel industry. i presume that you employ a lot of immigrants. >> we do. i think this is great for working class folks across the country. i am not sure i agree politically with how it was executed by the government. some say if the president wanted to get it done, he did not have much choice. >> if you look back, reagan did the same thing 25 years ago. i talked to a lot of immigrants who were thrilled in 1985 when reagan made the change. that is what makes this country great, is the inflow of people. if you look at the population of the united states, in 1968, it was 2

wounds to said han died shortly after police have not release any description of possible suspects norrisase yet this man's death marks the third homicide of the weekend and the fifth since last saturday >> : six people after exposed to harmful pesticide in the sunset strip district. the 28th avenue after 2:00 yesterday afternoon and into house when this bill bottle of malt the on a site controlled for a variety of insects. but the neighbors immediately to sell the chemical. a first as a public good is exhausting on two people hospitalized mothers did at the scene. decontaminate the area by five in the day >> : cause was after injured on petaluma saturday night to run passenger cost was as well since release this happens 915 to buy candy wayne to drivers mr. to recover their input at this point it out play a role in the crash >> : investigators are in the piece together how spacecraft of broken up killing pilot and the debris across 5 mi. across the mojave desert. he tells us night on our discretion month earlier flex shows what normally happens in >> : space ship separated from mutt spac

580 c richmond's >> : luray here and other parts of the country about the big winner storm in the norrisyrical temperatures and save some for winter weather. having a good deal with the it snow. interesting snow worse than 40 years sotho 60 in some spots afternoon today has 50 vehicles stranded major highway upstate new york was clear by early this morning the crews are finding it hard to keep up with the seller was falling roadways clearcuts address. and some dump trucks carrying snow on of the areas >> : this a big deal getting several pictures and the newsroom a little better rain arctic and planning with the rest of the country getting hammered with that snow intense band of but the weather 62 assaulted near stay and briefly ease up this morning for some area of the second round of powder later in the day and a get images coming and snow blanketing roadways cars stopped on freeways for hours and subzero temperatures and agra university on its way home from the game in pittsburgh when i get stuck in the snow >> : team members said they then stranded for over 24 hours before being resc

state dinner even though they were not on the guest list as well as a third intruder carlos allen norrie story had broke. why would they ignore the fact that they are not on the guest list and ignore the fact that they had not done a background check. one clue and you can tell in this but i'm talking about the one clue is that when mary cheney, dick cheney's daughter was under protection she would try to get your agents to take her friends to a restaurant by taxi drivers. they refused as they should. they are law enforcement officers. they are to protect individuals under certain laws and that doesn't include taking mary cheney's friends to restaurants. but she threw a fit and god heard later removed over this. what message does this sound to leaders at the white house gate? if it turns out that they weren't supposed to be on the guest list and there was an air and the white house staff complains they could be in trouble with her on management because our management would not back us as was the case with mary cheney. by the way anybody who thinks that this book is not a political i point

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