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and i don't think any party should have patsy's as supporters. the party wants to be controlled by the gop establishment which is an exclusive club. i have taken great offense to them trying to rig an election that -- not an election, but a nomination process that donald trump is winning fairly and squarely. what this is about is the establishment in washington is concerned they have lost political power, influence and money. it is made up largely of white males. the very people like mitt romney when gave a speech condemning donald trump, who he praised in 2012, i find repugnant because romney ran one of the whitest campaign i can remember. i was a gingrich delegate and went on national television when my guy was not winning anything beyond south carolina and got behind our nominee mitt romney who did nothing to grow the party. he lost the black, asian, hispanic and woman vote. mitt romney is a failure. donald trump is growing the party and that is why they are mad. my party deserves to be burned down and built anew. >> two people that occur in y

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i'm just a patsy. >> this is room 217, homicide, at the dallas police station.ging the weapon allegedly used in the assassination of president john f. kennedy this afternoon at 12:30 here in dallas. >> 6.5 made in italy in 1940. >> in the wake of the kennedy assassination, they were bringing in all the resources to try to solve the crime. on the other hand, they were ill equipped to handle this tsunami of reporters. >> well, i was questioned by a judge, but i protested at that time that i was not allowed legal representation. >> in bringing oswald out, they were of course doing something that you would never see happen today, but they were trying to cooperate with the press, with the understanding that there would not be questions shouted at him. >> did you kill the president? >> no, i have not been charged with that. in fact, nobody has said that to me yet. the first thing i heard about it was when the newspaper reporters in the hall asked me that question. >> you have been charged. >> sir? >> you have been charged? >> nobody said what? >> okay. >> what did you

last night patsy williams woke up to this. >> all of a sudden i heard the crash. and it scared me so badly. >> the dead tree in her backyard was sent crashing down hitting her home, damaging the brand new siding and gutter. >> if that tree had been three or four feet over, the head of my bed is right there. where i was laying at, me and my grandson. broken by powerful wind gusts. branches slammed and crashed. those noises echoing throughout the tri-state area. trees were no match for gusts of winds up to 50 miles per hour. driver woke up to a damaged car. in yonkers, the same thing, a tree trump crumpled a toyota rav 4 under its weight. a fire department was called to 79th and broadway after debris fell from the condo building. luckily, no one was hurt. over night power lines were jeopardized cutting electricity to homes. outages were noticed to an estimated 4,000 customers in long island. 5,000 in new jersey. 1700 sites lost electricity with jersey central power and light. greg from massapequah woke up in darkness. making for an interesting morning trying to get

lines crisscrossing the city, rarely does anyone lose power once or twice a year unless you live in patsy richardson has had a different experience. >> i've lived here a long time and know it's susceptible. >> reporter: this one-square block area, power outages average more than 6 a year while most of the city has no more than would or -- 1 or 2. duke had primarily looked at system averages. but that changed when a concern about the outages reached the desk of the duke vice president and he asked experts and analysts to take reams of outage date and turn that into a visual map. the result just finished in january and a searchable map with green and yellow areas showing few problems and red dots representing the most outages shown in small clusters that is producing a big change in the way duke is approaching customers who lose the power most often. >> we can say something is not right. we need to tune in and change that. report ing that now. >> reporter: duke's new approach isn't foolproof despite the recent tree trimming because sherwood forest still lost power during the storms but this

and he filled out patsy's term when she was in the term for pat tron cannon. for patrick cannon. tonight is over with some of the state representatives who have won may be eyeing the north carolina 12th congressional seat and it is expected that we will see the state representative rodney with carla cunningham who will be filing for the 12th congressional race. it is one part of the drama that continues to roll on and on. for now, live at the board of elections, wbtv on your side, "primetime." >> a lot of story lines to follow including this one. breaking news we are following. officials with the state board of elections say they are heard about slight delays at voting precincts in four counties around the state. the spokeswoman here says the counties in question, a couple in our area catawba, cabarrus, haywood and rowan. the board is is talking about extending the voting times into places maybe 30 minutes. they are discussing this right now. we are working the phones to try to get you more there is possibility because of delays that happened earlier today that voting could be ex

trying to help me because the average viewer or listener's of that kind of a question says, that is a patsythat is one of his friends. and they always say, why do you want to do this? it is as a man killing thing. you've already put in time. you have served your country. it has occurred to me and my family. i suppose your wife and your children feel even more deeply about their father and husband being involved and he himself does. because the man who is in the battle, he can fight back and answer, whereas those on the sidelines have to suffer in silence. but on the other hand, the reason that i think motivates me more than anything else is very simply this. i feel that this is the period in the history of the united states where, in which what we do or failed to do can determine the future of peace and freedom for the balance of the century. we did not ask for this. but it is a role that has been placed upon us because of the power we have and the vacuum of power in western europe, which previously held this. i believe the dangers of world war iii abroad, the dangers of civil war, approach

discovered last week he will not be prosecuted the man who was arrested for his murder. 84% of old patsy no one held to account. the home office by the local police for that and i present resent the accusation. with the prime minister have the resources to investigate? >> the honorable gentleman is his first question to this incredibly important issue which is in our country. the good news is knifed cronus comedown 14% since 2010. he makes an important point about the level of executions. something like 11,000 prosecutions. the rate is similar as for other areas that clearly everything we can do to help the police and the prosecution service to increase the rate at restitution is worthwhile. we need to give the police the resources we need and we are to educate young people on the dangers of knife crime and make sure those who commit these crimes are properly punished. >> whereas the fellow? [shouting] he is not here. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> way my tear from the right honorable gentleman. >> thank you, mr.'s weaker. for five or six people, migrants have hundreds of thousands tired

i'm patience mount, but people call me patsy. i'd like my daughter examined. i reckon she's in the family way. surely not. mrs. harper: i hate the word "mongol." mongols are a tribe. they live abroad. trixie: i've never heard of it happening ever. announcer: funding for "call the midwife" is provided by contributions to your pbs stations from...

. >> patsy kelly. >> yes. >> come on. >> and this is laurie from claire. >> and my cousin marry ann. at final product. that has just come out. >> look at that. >> this is it. >> from all of news delco to all of you at home. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> wow. >> look looks great. >> by the way, your phonies not even plugged in. >> i know. >> maybe it is a magic phone, that is right. >> you just to have believe. >> hey, lucky strike bowling alley, yeah. do you have 16-pound balls. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> the kids would come play today. >> you won't believe what i'm about to tell pup. >> all due respect, have a seat. >> my girls are always turned out. i give it to you

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>> i'm just a patsy. >> oswald has been fired at point blank range, fired into his stomach. >> policen the assumption that oswald's murder was to shut him up. >> elements of the central

as we -- as we kick off women's history month, let's recognize and celebrate patsy mink and countless other women throughout our nation's history who have blazed trails before us and broken down barriers for a better future for our next yen ration. thank you, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, last thursday, yet another city, this time in central kansas, was added to the list of communities -- communities across the country affected by gun violence. mrs. capps: three live were taken 14rk injured and many others changed forever. sadly, many of us know all too well the pain that comes from acts of violence caused by the trigger of a gun. 90 minutes before this shooter opened fire, he was served with a restraining order in response to a domestic violence incident report. often these protection orders serve as the first notification to an abuser that the relationship is ending. as in this case, that can lead to more violence. and

the president's daughter first lady's daughter patsy reagan released a statement which says in part, i appreciate the intention and prayers of people i will probably never meet. just when my father died there was comfort and feelings surrounded by gentle thoughts and kind wisheses often sent out by a stranger. there were millions of strangers who looked upon this couple, looked upon the first lady with such admiration. we know people that spent a lot of time with her, people at the reagan library. this was something she poured her heart into before the president's passing and even afterwards. melissa giller is whun who worked with the foundation for a long time. here's her memories for nancy and her love for her husband. >> they were always holding hands and gazing adoringly at each other's eyes. they had something we all wish we had and now she is with him again. >> you know, that love that everybody talks about i have to tell you, i personally saw it a couple of times. we were here covering a story, it has been at least 10 years when they released the love letters between nancy and

. >>> after several months of living with on and off chest pains, patsy says they got unbearable. >> was experiencing excruci e excruciating chest pain to the point it would cut my breathing off. she saw dr. corey foster who said she was a prime example of coronary artery disease needing immediate treatment. if we don't intervene in an appropriate time or defer treatment to a later date inappropriately patients tend to have worsening outcomes over time. >> reporter: two of james' coronary artery his calcified plaque and she needed two stents and needed the arteries cleared out. that's where the diamondbacked 360 came into play. >> it's a diamond-coated crown which we are able to pass through the coronary artery and it spins between 08 and 120,000 revolutions per minute. >> as it spins it breaks up the plaque into tiny particles. >> they do go downstream and tend not to cause a problem because it's fine particularate matter. >> the plaque removal takes ten minutes and done before stent placements. >> we will do one to two passes with the artery and if we're happy with the results we a

patsy cline singing "crazy." ♪ crazy i'm crazy for feeling so lonely ♪ >> crazy for lying, crazy for> no, she led you astray. >> what is it? >> it's "i'm crazy, crazy for feeling so blue." >> that's what i was going to say. hoda. >> we're not even friends anymore, ridiculous. >> she never said she would be your friend. it didn't actually happen. >> i just said we'd hang out and i'd audition you. >> "crazy ex-girlfriend" airs tonight on the cw. >> all right. we move on. as if their job wasn't dangerous enough, how about surviving a heart attack at sea? >> yes, the new season of the deadliest catch is right after this. there's a place for vacationers who seek more than just a little time off. the ones who choose to go big or stay home. ♪ come with me now... where every amazing, despicable, wizarding adventure reveals moments that are truly epic. this place is made for those who do more than just vacation. ♪ whoa go with me now it's made for those who vacation like they mean it. universal orlando resort. introducing oikos crunch. greek nonfat yogurt with delicious crunchy toppings like

it will be called detour, she has always looked up to patsy kline and loretta lynn for inspiration. >s what coming up on cbs this morning. gayle king joining us from new york, good morning for us. >> reporter: hey erika, cindy lauper and country music, i can see that. >> the story, she's great. >> i would buy it. good to see you, erika. ahead what is next for republicans after marco rubio dropped out john dickerson and bob schieffer are here, with the odds of the contested g.o.p. convention and how that could unfold. >>> concerns over cities installing free wifi could that create a hacker's paradise and why fighting with your teenager say could be healthy. says who, some parents may disagree with that but news is back in the morning, we will see new about ten minutes and counting, erika, back to you. >> good little mantra, to tell you this is healthy, good. >> it is a good thing. >> thank you. we will see you in a bit. >>> 6:49. hit by a mack truck that is how one vet describes the pain abandoned horse is feeling after being pelted more than 100 times with paint balls in lancaster cou

trying to help me because the average viewer or listener's of that kind of a question says, that is a patsy is one of his friends. and they always say, why do you want to do this? it is as a man killing thing. you've already put in time. you have served your country. it has occurred to me and my family. i suppose your wife and your children feel even more deeply about their father and husband being involved and he himself does. because the man who is in the battle, he can fight back and answer, whereas those on the sidelines have to suffer in silence. but on the other hand, the meson that i think motivates more than anything else is very simply this. i feel that this is the period in the history of the united states where, in which what we do or failed to do can determine the future of peace and freedom for the balance of the century. we did not ask for this. but it is a role that has been placed upon us because of the power we have and the vacuum of power in western europe, which previously held this. i believe the dangers of world war iii abroad, the dangers of civil war, approaching civi

discovered last week he will not be prosecuted the man who was arrested for his murder. 84% of old patsy no one held to account. the home office by the local police for that and i present resent the accusation. with the prime minister have the resources to investigate? >> the honorable gentleman is his first question to this incredibly important issue which is in our country. the good news is knifed cronus comedown 14% since 2010. he makes an important point about the level of executions. something like 11,000 prosecutions. the rate is similar as for other areas that clearly everything we can do to help the police and the prosecution service to increase the rate at restitution is worthwhile. we need to give the police the resources we need and we are to educate young people on the dangers of knife crime and make sure those who commit these crimes are properly punished. >> whereas the fellow? [shouting] he is not here. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> way my tear from the right honorable gentleman. >> thank you, mr.'s weaker. for five or six people, migrants have hundreds of thousands tired

they know what patsies download.y even have a backup copy of the iphone albeit one data back to october 19 but we are not talking about the huge gap. isn't it really just what an opportune for the fbi to make a point rather than to actually gather evidence speak with i have two reactions because this has been raised quite a bit. want is we don't want certain laws for law-enforcement really, really, really wants evidence and whatever they choose kind of want evidence. the rule is both decent weather not a judge says they can get and that's the role. a little bit i think while certainly the facts might be more friendly in one case for another, it might be more or less useful in front of the public conversation. i think it's important to understand we are attempting to help neutral principles. >> by the all writs access necessity. >> ss because when the government can do it so. it's the assistance in question is necessary. kind of the necessity you're talking about is whether or not law enforcement needs access. that go

a tree came crashing down on patsy williams' home in massapequa, and the winds were so fierce at times, it sounded like a jet coming through. >> all of a sudden, i heard the crash. boom. and it scared me so badly. to thousands in new jersey, as well as long island. and the utility company says much of the service has been restored. >>> westchester was not spared mother nature's fury, either. take a look at the damage on raymond place in younkers. toppled tree, crumpled an suv underneath the tremendous weight. and now the winds have died down, what is next? lonnie quinn will have much more on what we can expect in the full forecast coming up. >>> the campaign manager for donald trump faces charges. after a reporter claims that he got into a tussle with her. cbs 2 dick brennan is live now in the newsroom with more on this. dick? >> reporter: the legal concept here is simple, no grabbing, keep your hands to yourself. but what really did happen, if anything, in jupiter, florida? this is all on tape, and you can see for yourself. the video was taken march 8 as trump left the national golf c

a patsy. that is one of his friends. >> watch the entire campaign film sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on our weekly series, "road to the white house rewind." tv,ext on american history the preservation of archival audio. sound is asat important in film -- as film in capturing history. he was a keynote speaker at a conference in conjunction with the radio preservation task force. this is about an hour and a half. ms. mcauliffe: national and international outreach is a newly created division of the library of congress that pulls together into one unit, all of the externally facing programs of the library. we started on october 1, so we are at startup mode at this point. the library is delighted to host today's session and sees this conference as an important step in the library punish mission of helping to preserve america's cultural mission. staff members tell me the near includes canada and that the far includes australia. that is quite a span. there are around 100 organizations represented, with many more individual serving as research associates for this project. we at the l

he doesn't come off looking like a patsy to the cuban regime on this journey. >> interesting.eresting because fidell castro released a picture with venezuela's president. what is he trying to say? >> all the signals have been very clear. first of all, yesterday about 60 dissidents were beaten up, taken away to prison. i talked to one of them today kept in prison for eight hours. he was beaten up. his wife was beaten up. we don't care what you do, we don't care if you arrive here. we will continue to repress the population. only minor functionaries to receive the obama family. that was a direct snub. let's not forget the third castro. what is happening right now on the island is the transfer of power from raul to his son who is in charge of military security, military intelligence. what president obama is doing, he is helping the family perpetuate its rule over the island. >> and there are a lot of human rights abuses taking place. douglas, i want you to listen to this. allen gross who spent five years in a cuban jail. he is in favor of the president's trip. keep in mind he was

>>> ahead, as the public pays its final respects to former first lady nancy reagan, her daughter, patsy davis, is speaking out -- patti davis, is speaking out in an exclusive interview. >>> role model or bad influence? the debate sparked by controversial selfies from kim kardashian. >>> and a bittersweet morning. this is wrangler's last day. >> i know. >> we'll celebrate and send off a puppy with a purpose when we get started on "today." time to say good-bye. >> he's such a beautiful dog. >> he is. >> are you totally in love with him? >> he's adorable. >> love him. >> we're proud because he's going on to the next step of his guide dog training. >> he's a great guy. we'll give him a hug. got a career ahead of him. >> all right. have a good show. >>> 6:54. >>> parents and students on alert after a disturbing crime on long island. >> tracie strahan with more. >> reporter: stood throughout the area have been put on notice this morning as police continue their search for the suspect. the sketch made public this morning shows a man believed to be in his 20s with close cropped hair on the side

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discovered last week he will not be prosecuted the man who was arrested for his murder. 84% of old patsy no one held to account. the home office by the local police for that and i present resent the accusation. with the prime minister have the resources to investigate? >> the honorable gentleman is his first question to this incredibly important issue which is in our country. the good news is knifed cronus comedown 14% since 2010. he makes an important point about the level of executions. something like 11,000 prosecutions. the rate is similar as for other areas that clearly everything we can do to help the police and the prosecution service to increase the rate at restitution is worthwhile. we need to give the police the resources we need and we are to educate young people on the dangers of knife crime and make sure those who commit these crimes are properly punished. >> whereas the fellow? [shouting] he is not here. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> way my tear from the right honorable gentleman. >> thank you, mr.'s weaker. for five or six people, migrants have hundreds of thousands tired