palmer. mr. palmer: mr. rhoades, i believe you used to work alongside former acting head ken casprisin at minneapolis-st. paul. he's stated before that thousands of airport workers who are only subject to random checks are the single greatest threat to aviation security. now t.s.a. employees are regularly rooted out from being caught rummaging through baggage or for inappropriate behavior which is obviously good we're catching them. my concern is by these reports there are only three u.s. airports that currently require employee security checks, atlanta, miami, orlando, and in atlanta they had a major gun running operation busted in 2014. additionally, we have reports there are some 73 employees at about 40 airports who potentially have terrorist ties. at some point is the t.s.a. causing more insecurity than it solves? i mean, frankly as a very frequent traveler, at that gives me concern that screening process may identify potential terrorists but yet they continue to work there. mr. rhoades: so let me try t

palmer sent the document to the appropriate senate committee that november. we meet john edgar hoover as he emerges from obscurity as an entry level library of congress file clerk and the author of a document radicalism among negros as reflected in their publications. 30 days earlier the ambitious file clerk had become head of the justice department's brand new general intelligence division. it created an emergency response to the terror and assassination. we note however that major loving's 15 page type script final report on negro subject verb was filed with mid on august august 6th, 1919, two weeks before hoover's discovery and promotion by palmer. loving's impressive document found in howard university's archives bears striking recent balance to hoover's. assigned to beef up to assist the palmer raids, young hoover refined the profiles of many people and harvard law professor whom hoover flattered by calling him the most dangerous man in the united states. the most dangerous black man in america was randolf. dubios' crisis provided palmer's justice depart

elizabeth palmer reached palmyra today, the first american journalist to enter the city. here's what she found. >> reporter: after 10 months under isis control, who would have believed palmyra could look so good? but up close, there are monumental gaps. for 2,000 years, a roman triumphal arch spanned the entrance. now the arch is gone, brought down by isis explosives, and the syrian army tells us we can't venture any further into the ruins because the whole place is laced with mines and dynamite. so is the town next to the ruins. a group has come here today to honor the syrian soldiers who defeated isis in battle, but no one's going to be moving back into these houses any time soon. for isis, palmyra was a strategic prize and an opportunity to taunt the world with videos that showed fighters destroying priceless treasures and a mass execution in the roman amphitheater. but one atrocity has left especially deep scars, the execution of mohamed al asad's father, khaled, palmyra's director of antiquities. he was decapitated by isis and his body put on display. "he was so brav

calvin palmer welcome the ladies sparking a jernds war, southside of chicago. first here's a look at today's temperatures. 80 degrees in dallas. 81 in phoenix. i like warm temperatures. >> that's kind you have cool. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by american advisors group. and to keep thosew they fdarks from fading... there's woolite darks. it's free of harsh ingredients, keeping dark clothes looking like new for 30 washes so your love for dark clothes will never fade. woolite darks. >>> washington national slugger bryce harper hit his first ever grand slam, his 100th career homer and breaking the scoreboard while at it at 23 years old. he becomes the youngest player in major league history to reach the 100th homer milestone and one more interesting stat. he's the only major leaguer whose first grand slam came on his 100th career home run. it's amazing. > good for him. >> i last february. ever since then he had an mvp year last year and now he's hit that milestone. is there somethi

palmer. mr. palmer: mr. rhoades, i believe you used to work alongside former acting head at minneapolis st. paul. he's stated before that thousands of airport workers who are only subject to random checks are the single greatest threat to aviation security. now t.s.a. employees are regularly rooted out from being caught rummaging through baggage or for inappropriate behavior which is obviously good we're catching them. my concern is by these reports there are only three u.s. airports that currently require employee security checks, atlanta, miami, orlando, and in atlanta they had a major gun running operation busted in 2014. additionally, we have reports there are some 73 employees at about 40 airports who potentially have terrorist ties. at some point is the t.s.a. causing more insecurity than it solves? i mean, frankly as a very frequent traveler, at that gives me concern that screening process may identify potential terrorists but yet they continue to work there. mr. rhoades: so let me try to answer that

tonight,o look, lieutenant so-and-so, on the palmer -- arnold palmer is your man. when they come in the door, stay with them so when they come out of the dining room later, you know them and they know you and stay with them and bring them to the green room where i will be with the president. at that time, i was introduced guests tointroducing the president of the state dinner. i forget who the other people were, but i assigned someone to each of them and i kept my fingers on them and i called don hughes, an air force guy i had done in the air force, and brief 10 because he was going to be standing there looking uniform, butn his he did not introduce people but he stands there with the president like he is part of the presidency. thing thatamn works. it worked well. mr. woodward: the job, you had to elbow people out of the way. mr. butterfield: i was coming to that. i was coming to that. [laughter] mr. woodward: you were like a group of linebackers, keeping people away from nixon. mr. butterfield: as they came and i said i will make eye contact. until i give you the

police say he was traveling southbound and indian head highway at palmer road when he lost control and hit a guardrail. we're working to find out the victim's name and what led up to the crash. when we get more information we will put it on our nbc washington app. >>> spreading the word on right now, you'll want to, first responders and staff preparing for a big training exercise at 30 minutes, at 9:00. crews there will be holding a full-scale emergency preparedness drill. it's expected to last through noon. staff and emergency crews will simulate and aircraft accident. again, this is just a drill. the exercise is being done in a remote part of the airport. we're told this should not affect regular air travel. >>> well, today is prescription drug takeback day. you can get rid of that unwanted and expired prescription drug bottle, and all of the drugs inside. news 4 derrick ward is at a drop-off point in leesburg, virginia. this isn't the only drop-off, right? >> reporter: no, it isn't. this is actually the dea headwaurs and they have a museum here, believe it or not. one of the exhibit

palmer did not hit a shot this year, but was in attendance. all eyes will be on jordon spieth this weekend as the 22 year old goes for a second straight green jacket. you can watch the third round and final round live at the masters right here on cbs-3, coverage begins on saturday at three p.m. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. you can catch up on the first rounds and second round highlight tonight at is 1:35, friday at 11:35, and you can see live streaming of all four rounds at cbs philly sports. com. >> and because of the late night masters coverage, the late show with stephen colbert will air at 11:50 tonight and tomorrow, will return to it normal 11:35 time on monday. >> and it looks like the national championship craziness will keep ongoing for the wildcats and their fans. >> it also seems nova has a new fan. a very high profile one, at that. >> you know, really, high character team throughout this thing. it was a pleasure to watch. and congratulate all of them, and tell jenkins that he looked pretty cool out there. taking that shot. chief executiv

police say michael ford opened fire at the district station at palmer park as part of a suicide mission. they say his brothers helped him. >>> and verizon workers on on the picket lines. over 40,000 go on strike today. >>> allow extra time on bw parkway if you're headed northbound. same thing, innerloop through prince george's county. >> thank you, melissa. that is the broadcast this moing. thankrn y for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid 20% less than a man for doing the same job? i'll fight for pay equity, to protect planned parenthood, choice for women, and expand paid and family leave. now some politicians will belittle this as a women's agenda. more proof that we just need more women in congress. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> good morning. grand old problems. new disarray for the republican party. trump now calling the delegate rules a disgrace. the head of the party telling trump to, quote, give us all a break. while house speaker paul ryan says it once again. >> i do not want, nor will i acce,

police say he was traveling southbound on indian head highway at palmer road when he lost control of his car and hit a guardrail. this happened just before 1:00 in the morning. we're, would go to find out the the crash. when we get more information we'll have it here as well as on the nbc washington app. >>> right now first responders and staff are in the middle of what is a big training exercise. this is happening at reagan national airport. we're looking like this morning. they're holding a full-scale emergency preparedness drill. no need to panic. this is a drill, expected to last through noon. the emergency crews there are going to simulate and aircraft accident. the exercise is being done in a remote part of the airport, and we're told this should not affect any regular air travel. >>> today's prescription drug take back day to get rid of your unwanted and expired prescription drupgs safely. news 4 derrick ward is at a drop-off point in leesburg. looks like they're making the process pretty seamless. derrick? >> reporter: indeed. we're in the dea museum in leesburg. there's a lo

two weeks before hoover's virtual discovery and promotion by palmer. his impressive document found in the archives, he bears a striking resemblance. they wanted to assist the palmer rates and young hoover refined the profile of goldman and alexander berkman and rose pastor stokes who was known to lose her tale by darting through the ritz and harvard law professor whom hoover flattered by calling him the most dangerous man in the united states. the most dangerous black man in america was p philipp randolph and chandler o pens. publishers of the magazine impounded by the postmaster general. his crisis provided palmer's justice department with an abundant and ambiguous evidence edition to experience. also hoover would claim. addressing the naacp a spirited tenth anniversary national conference at june, but clearly speaking beyond they called racism the hand making and a sentiment endorsed by the 265 delegates from 34 states. anarchists were far less to the south carolina congressman james f burns and harvard-educated editor whose writings were being read

prosecutors say lori palmer and marley palmer are 39-year-old twin sisters who overcharged the county for therapy sessions for victims of violent crime. they claim the sessions didn't actually happen. they pled not guilty on all charges. they are free on bail and will be back in court in july. >>> a scary landing at the hayward airport this morning. chopper 5 captured the scene after this single-engine plane made a hard landing. officials say a student pilot skidded off the runway coming to a stop on the grass. there was some damage to the propeller and nose gear but the pilot was the only person on board and uninjured. >>> three people connected to one of the san bernardino shooters are now behind bars. federal prosecutors say they were involved in a marriage fraud scheme and lied under oath to obtain immigration benefits. those arrested include the brother and sister-in-law of terrorist syed farook. the third arrest is the wife of enrique marquez, jr., farook's friend who is accused of buying the assault rifles used in the december 2 attacks. >>> police gunned down a man dressed as

a guy named chris palmer. and the ball is on the one yard line. the generals have two running backs. they have a big huge fullback named maurice and the other back walker.y named herschel just a guy, right. so herschel walker obviously is a great act and everything else and worries cost on, just a huge blocking back. and in typical coach fashion, the ball is on the one yard line and he says, let's trick the defense. let us give the ball to maurice carr on. he gets smashed. so there it is again. and all of a sudden the phone , yes i've the phone up sir, mr. trump. and this is what he said. the conversation went like this. he said, you know the next time you give the ball to maurice instead of herschel walker, you are fired. that is a true story. a true story. we're all here tonight because we all support donald trump and some things i want to say there you go. absolutely. there's so much i admire about mr. trump but one thing i really admire him is, you know what? he will say what is on his mind. and so many times you will see people, a lot of peop

anna palmer joins us to talk about primary day in new york and the latest on the campaign trail, including look at how campaigns on both sides are wooing delegates and a superdelegates ahead of the summer's political conventions. ♪ thisod morning everyone on tuesday, april 19. it is primary day in new york. 30ald trump is shown with a point lead in the republican primary. the is beating bernie sanders 54% to 42%. we will cover the candidates tonight and have coverage of their speeches, starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. tune in to coverage here on c-span. we will begin this morning with one of the core issues of the democratic primary. that is the 1994 crime

believe that after five years of war, he is better than any of the alternatives. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in damascus. thank you, liz. we've been telling you about lawmakers in state after state passing bills to protect people who site religious beliefs for refusing to serve or employ gay or transgender people. we wondered why so many of these laws, including some that limit access to public restroom, are surfacing right now. well, dean reynolds found out. >> being transis not a crime! >> reporter: demonstrators against the so-called "bathroom bills" were out in force in south carolina. their chants echoing those in other states claiming legislators have enacted laws allowing bigotry. the conservative group that has legislation, was working on its orlando-area office on new ways to uphold what it says is really at stake. pursue your faith. we have no interest in discriminating against anyone. >> reporter: matthew staver has talked to attorneys in 50 states, drafting bills, advising lawmakers and defending clients in what they believe to be the great cultural clash of our time. >> you are

we are not same -- not the same people we were before. >> reporter: jesse palmer, abc news, new york. are the odds of that, adopted on the same day and to >>> making news in america this morning, severe storms. flash flooding overnight, homes surrounded by water. massive hail clobbering homes and cars. smashing out several windows where the weather threat is right now. >>> the presidential candidates are trading blows with one week until new york's primary. but donald trump's own children will not be voting. this morning the front-runner explains why. >>> concerns growing over the zika virus. doctors calling it scarier than they first thought doubling the number of states that have the virus carrying mosquitoes. >>> a close call, a daring photographer looking for the perfect shot gets grazed by a plane.

i do not want to talk to any of the sons of bitches except palmer, -- arnold palmer and i cannot think of the , others. these are republican people some from california, some big businessmen, picked up five, and said i only want to speak with those five. and i said, you mean we start tonight? [laughter] i didn't say that, i was just thinking that. i immediately contacted lucy winchester, the social secretary and i said send me five of your best social aids quickly. they looked fine and they are all alert, firstly tenets and captains, men and women of all services, i think even coast guard. i said, now look, tonight, lieutenant so-and-so, arnold palmer -- iss. your man. when they come in the door, stay with them so when they come out of the dining room later, you know them and they know you and stay with them and bring them to the green room where i will be with the president. at that time, i was introduced in guest introducing guests to , the president of the state dinner. i forget who the other people were, but i assigned someone to each of them, and i kept my fingers on them, and i t

here's abc's jesse palmer. >> reporter: watch. how just seven seconds can change everything. it's the end of the championship game. villanova up by three. when unc's marcus paige gets the it. tying the game. a time-out called. 4.7 seconds to go. it's inside the villanova huddle, where history is made. the wildcats coach calls one of the teams classic plays -- for the faithful, those 4.7 seconds feel like a lifetime. now, it's time. a pass to kris jenkins, who steps up and lets it fly. >> for the championship -- yes! >> reporter: and back on campus, 4,800 students watching, hoping, suddenly going wild. seven seconds to make history. >> this was incredible. we were talking about the first shot, had it not been for the second shot. we reported here about the two brothers, squaring off against each other last night. and one of them knew this was coming? >> reporter: nate britt said after the game, watching that play unfold with 4.7 seconds left to go, he just knew that his brother was going to be the one taking the game-winning shot and he knew his brother was going to hit that s

jesse palmer with us tonight. jesse, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. new questions after a passenger tried to warn authorities about his uber driver. the 911 call about that driver. why was it passed from one dispatcher to another three times? that uber driver then allegedly going on a deadly rampage. >>> later tonight, the high speed danger captured on camera in the south. very dangerous moments for the drivers who came so close to this. how it ended. >>> and you've got to see this tonight. america strong. the german shepherd who saved countless lives. tonight, honored. and wait until you hear the story behind this incredible dog. ♪ he has a sharp wit. a winning smile. and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. morning ted! scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what's up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had

designed to beef up exculpatory dossiers to assist palmer raids.filed sub verse significance emma goldman, alexander berkman, rose pastor stokes, who was known to lose her fbi tail by darting through the ritz and harvard law professor frankfurter, whom hoover flattered calling him the most dangerous man in the united states. the most dangerous black man in america he said was a. phillip randolph and chandler owen, pub leshs of the messenger magazine impounded by the postmaster general. dodubois's crisis provided juste department abundant evidence of sedition and conspiracy, so hoover would claim. addressing the naacp spirited 10th anniversary national conference that june, but clearly speaking beyond the naacp to white america, dubois called racism, the handmaiden of bolshevism, sentiment overwhelmingly endorsed by 200 delegates from 3 had states. anarchists and wobblies were less vexatious to south carolina congressman burns than a harvard-educated negro writer whose writings were talked about about thousands of black people in his part of the cou

make mine an arnold palmer. same here. p with xarelto there is no regular blood monitoring r and no known dietary restrictions. r treatment with xarelto was the right move for us. v ask yourr do >> you can't edit around that? bill: the judge has handed down bad news for homeowners who are challenging the dep in jersey. they cannot can damned beachfront property. step up and shore up in an orderly basis. that is the decision of an ocean county judge. >> hopefully that will eliminate an obstacle or corps. eminent domain cases to wrap the understanding and the army corps that she was at work. >> a key issue since they have allowed that work to be done. bulldozers to spoil their view. it's really about liberty he helps that it does not get that drawn out. absolutely dictate a very public purpose. it can sure as hell build sand dunes. >> the mayor asks the development has been slow because people want to know what is going to happen maybe millions of dollars. they just may have gotten the green light there are looking for. bill

. >>> elizabeth palmer is the first u.s. journalist in palmyra after it was >>> another warm day for us, 74 showers on and off, maybe a thunderstorm as well. best bet for the stronger stuff is this evening as you make that drive home. overnight tonight, 52 degrees and the cooler air starts making its way in. 59 tomorrow with a chance of showers especially south and east. frigid sunday morning windchills in the teens and 20s with a little snow. by sunday afternoon a high of 45 is feeling more like the 20s and 30s. announcer: this portion of "cbs trugreen. >>> megyn kelly said she would happy to have donald trump appear on her show, despite being the target of his attacks. >> ahead, a preview of charlie's "cbs this morning sunday" coming up. >> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. james drove his rav4 hybrid, unaware death was lurking. what? he was challenged by a team of lumberjacks. let's do this. he would drive t

elizabeth palmer is the first american journalist to enter palmyra and she is in homs.> reporter: good morning. most of the past year, palmyra has been a bit of a black hole because nobody could get close enough because of isis to see what was going on. well, now we know. the good news is that palmyra's majestic ruins are still standing. the bad news is that isis used them as a base for ten months and destroyed some of the greatest treasures. in fact, they filmed themselves doing it and posted the pictures online. along with the mass execution in the amphitheater. they helped the soldiers retake palmyra and this is a little ceremony to thank them. when isis was forced out of palmyra, it was, of course a huge strategic loss of territory, but it also inflicted big damage on their reputation. these masters of picking themselves up online are having a hard time explaining what amounts to a crushing defeat. isis may be gone, but they have left lasting scars. they blew the roman triumphal arch to pieces and the temple of bell. there is nothing left now but the central column.

we were not the same people we were before. >> reporter: jesse palmer, abc news, new york. >> what are adopted on the same day and to >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this tuesday on "world news now." >>> federal health officials say the more they learn about the zika virus, the scarier it becomes. they're appealing to lawmakers for more money to control mosquitoes and to develop vaccines and treatment. full details ahead. >> new details about the man who admits to killing three people at a colorado planned parenthood clinic. court documents show robert dear idolized an anti-abortion activist who killed florida doctor more than two decades ago. he's charged with 19179 counts in connection with the deadly attack. >> a brazilian congressional committee voted to move forward with an impeachment effort against brazil's president facing allegations her administration masked problems with the country's budget. >> and a movement called democracy spring has plans for protests in washington all week demanding big money

police say he was traveling southbound on indian highway at palmer road in port whaug he lo guardrail before 1:00 in the morning. >>> a major emergency drill happening at reagan national airport. staff and first responders working 0en a simulated aircraft accident that starts at 9:00 a.m. travel will not be impacted. >>> 13 at-large delegates up for grabs at the gop convention today. presidential candidate ted cruz hoping to snatch up the delegates to give him a better chance at the national republican convention. >>> it is game day, caps fans. the caps and pence head bas hea verizon center that airs at 7:30. the puck drops at 8:00. >> making me hungry. proof you can never get enough pizza. the new creation that's turning heads. that's definitely out of the box. >> amazing. >>> 6:53. >>> we've told you about so much going on today. still looking for something fun to do head out to the first-ever duck races at yards park. the fun event kicks off at 10:00 this morning with the duck race, which starts at 2:00 this afternoon. enjoy games and exhibits from local businesses, and listen to d

hogah -- hogan, palmer, and now spieth. hogan didn't win, while palmer did. and that third masters start. the final pairing on a sunday for the third executive year. the last guy to do that is not probably who you think. it was ben crenshaw. 1987 through 1989. all of these at plus bun. lee westwood -- westwood got back many this thing with a only four behind. how far back to you go on a day when maybe birdies will be aplenty as the conditions, the winds are expected to die down? nick: my magic number was six. justin rose at plus-three. he's six back. cabrera, masters champion. oosthuizen is seven back. that was one of my early calls. a lot of danger men. i like matsuyama and jason day suddenly, after shooting eight over par for the second nine from thursday and friday has been ginch a reprise. he has a shot. he's three back. world number one. dustin johnson is cruising along. could we get a real surprise winner? snedeker loves coming from a few back. jim: he's had a lot of his wins times he's had a sensational sunday. it wasn't what we thought it was going to

ben: all right, obviously a big fan, shelly palmer, thank you very much. we have much more this morning. what is he doing in virtual reality? ines: i don't want to know. most weekends only last a couple of days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. book at hampton.com this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you' ve lost your game. literally. your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. are a force to be reckoned with. well, allergy muddlers, muddle no more . try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin , because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec . muddle no more . and children' s zyrtec takes care of your child' s allergies with just one dose, all day and all night. ben: smokers who kick the habit could give their career a boost. the 27 a new study says smokers are not only less likely to get hired, they earn less as well. researchers say their hourly income was $5 less than non-smokers adding up to $8300 a year for an average person. researc

so to talk about a few more of the cars that could, let's talk to martin palmer.ere we are looking at several of your cars old and new. you have been brought in here to reinvent the brand for the future. where are you in that and returning to profit. >> it is also about making the company sustainable and able to fund its future as an independent british company. the independent british car company basically. we've broken down to three phases, the bridge with the current cars. then the start of the sports cars and then the diversification of the brand to include the crossover or the suv as sometimes called and relaunching the --. so it is about selling the db-9s and the making special versions. getting back to our basics. second phase, launch of the db-11. followed by launch of the vantage and the next vanquish and launch of the dbx. >> and with that are you confident -- >> at least by then. it's more than that. it it wouldn't be so ambitious just to come to profit. we actually want to make this a really sustainable business where we actually continue to invest in

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. >>> elizabeth palmer is the first u.s.ournalist in palmyra after it was recaptured from announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by trugreen. >>> megyn kelly said she would happy to have donald trump appear on her show, despite being the target of his attacks. >> ahead, a preview of charlie's "cbs this morning sunday" coming up. >> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. james drove his rav4 hybrid, unaware death was lurking. what? he was challenged by a team of lumberjacks. let's do this. he would drive them to hard knocks canyon, where he would risk broken legs, losing limbs, and slipping and dying. not helping. but death would have to wait. james left with newfound knowledge, a man's gratitude, and his shirt. how far will you take the all-new rav4 hybrid? toyota. let's go places. ♪ ♪ strength is an addiction. you can never get enough of.. now it's time.. to bring that strength to your tooth enamel

make mine an arnold palmer. same here. p with xarelto there is no regular blood monitoring r and no known dietary restrictions. r treatment with xarelto was the right move for us. v ask yourr do ctor about xarelto . >>> from our studios in atlanta -- >> check me out! >> and dallas -- >> i would be fine going to bed with either one. >> we come with the hottest entertainment news you need to know. >> welcome to "dish nation," what's up? headkrack, porsche, how you guys doing? we have a very big show coming you much. we're going to tell you about "empire's" big night and khloe kardashian's bad day. but first, nicki minaj, according to her, she's single? >> drake-less. >> really? >> nick i stopped by the ellen degeneres show without the giant engagement ring. she explained it's not an engagement ring, even though it looks just like one and you're wearing it on that finger. it was simply her second ring. apparently meek told her once he gives her a third ring, that will be the engagement ring. >> the other-other ring. >> wear i

. >> it is wort the price joining us now tech expert shelly palmer far cheaper than previous models. >> model accident is that car startses at 100,000 dollars. ben you know close to 600 mile range. this car, though, is the one that is transition car to tell us without question is america are the to drive -- ready to drive all electric car. not only tesla but chevy will put out the chevy bolt b.o. l.t. will we see america in pure electric vehicles by 2017 middle of 2017? >> key point here is in all trip because you have a 200 mile range. a great commuter or car. but after that you have to stop and plug it in. j how long does it take to charge? >> now about 200,000 charging stations around america. 80% charge in about 30 minutes x e-which is pretty good. average commute is under 40 miles back an forth so 100 mile car will do it for you. 200 should solve range anxiety and superlong road trip. >> drive to d.c. -- you see not 200 -- not a distance car. now good news is that we are seeing cheap per battery, dual motor models which is more battery efficient. the question we ask is at $35,00

this is where shannon palmer's mom and dad set out to create a good, safe and holy life for their daughters far from the risks and temptations of the city. >> it was awesome. got to grow up with horses and dogs everywhere and chickens and 40 acres to run around on. >> reporter: shannon and her sister kelsey went to school right at home. their mother, pam, devoutly jehovah's witness, was their teacher. >> i loved it. i don't think that i missed out on any aspect of my education. >> reporter: there were strict guidelines, of course, about beliefs, family, marriage, sex. there were no birthday or holiday celebrations, and they learned that members who commit adultery or who divorce, can be cast out, shunned. shannon and kelsey's dad gerry didn't share the faith but he respected pam's, though he was never a real fan of the home schooling. he wanted them to go to public school, but pam wouldn't have it. >> she always wanted us to be this tall and be her little girls. you know, she very genuinely loved us, and we were her world. >> reporter: well, you were her reason to be. >> yes. oh, yeah. >> r

crash activity this morning, 10 northbound past palmer road a side that that upper loop jammed across wilson bridge 270 southbound backed up by truck scales and again through germantown we'll keep you up date. wet roads not a great start to tuesday morning. back to you. >> erin, thanks. next, what a maryland man brought to a baby shower that landed him behind bars. >> ut, oh and update to the story d.c. hamburglar became a viral sensation. here's ow a reward -- one catch he has to turn himself in. details next. make today smile with 6 dunkin' donuts for $3.99, powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jelly, or topped with sprinkles. share some smiles with 6 donuts for $3.99 today. america runs on dunkin'. . >> trending on web tuesday morning these are the stories you'reen gaming with now on social media. first southern mar par a man face aggravated assault charges after a fight at a baby shower. but it's a little scare that. charles county sheriff officials say the man left the shower and wept to car and got

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this crash should be cleared byy palmer road. road.yourhat'u traffic.tr back to you steve and maureenaf. >> it's 18 minutes past the8 mi hour. let's check in with kevinin wkei mccarthy fine out what's what's happening in the fox beat todayy >> steve and maureen g to see g you this morning.this m >> good to see you.oo see >> obviously, huge weekend for, the jungle hubook at the box office. john favreau one of the best b directors he did elf, iron man,, cowboys and aliens late movie mv chef. chef. did you see chef.d you >> i did not.id >> the food truck. truck. >> that was really well made movie jungle book this weekend $103 million at the box office. the second largest april opening of all time behind furious $7,147,000,000 debut. movie goers took advantage of the enhanced residual effects ii the remake according to theccor early estimates 42% of boxf office came from the 3d andnd other premium formats.um format. here's the cool thing about thee 3d. it was shot in 3d and it's some of the best 3d i've seen on on camera in long time.g tim

abc's jesse palmer has the story. >> reporter: it's a photo that captured our hearts.ly through adoption. michael is 6. he loves to laugh and play. there's jess who's 5. and he has cerebral palsy. >> i'm jes. >> there's camden who's 4. he's a typical 4-year-old. >> reporter: but it's also how one friendship transcended expectation. >> reporter: my friend julia called and she was in the process of adopting three beautiful boys. >> our caseworker pulled us aside and said you have a baby brother. one that has major special needs that somebody was going to suffer. >> our house didn't cross my mind initially. >> if we didn't adopt him he would be over 1,000 miles away. >> i called julie back and said, no matter what, we made sure they were family a. >> they're brothers. >> when elijah is with his brothers he just lights up. >> you're the big brother. >> he's really into throwing the football. >> it was kind of hectic trying to get all four boys to smile and look and especially to get elijah to hold the sign because he just wanted to throw it. when you see how long they have

elizabeth palmer reached palmyra, the first american journalist to enter the city and here is what sheer ten months under isis control, who would have believed palmyra could look so good. but up close there are monumental gaps. for 2,000 years, a reman for 2,000 years, a roman triumphal arch spanned then france. now the arch is gone, brought down by isis explosives. the syrian army tells us we can't venture any further into the ruins because the whole place is laced with mines and dynamite. so is the town next to the ruins. a group has come here today to honor the syrian soldiers who defeated isis in battle. but no one is going to be moving back into these houses anytime soon. for isis, palmyra was a strategic prize. and an opportunity to taunt the world with videos that showed fighters destroying priceless treasures. a mass execution in the roman amphitheater. but one atrocity left scars, the excushion of mohammad al assad's father, khaled. he was decapitated by isis and his body put on display. he was so brave, mohammad tells me. and i loved him so much. and his father loved the palm