you place the peg to designate your speed. here you have your time, direction, and speed, all three things you need. the navigator would take this board at the end of the watch and record it. he would go to his chart, a map, and find where they were last at, where they were before the start of the watch, and draw lines. for the first half-hour, we were heading north-northwest at four knots. half of that is two. he would draw a line for two miles. from there, it was northwest at two knots. one nautical mile. you draw the line you keep doing this until you have all these lines and wherever it finishes is where you are, probably. there are a lot of things that go wrong with this. a lot can happen in a half-hour. you could be going four knots, the wind could die, and then you go nowhere. maybe the bearings have changed quite a bit. maybe where you started was not actually where you were. there is no way to correct that with this. this is not a perfect system. even so, it does a pretty good job. this is being used into the 21st cen

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he also had a distinctive peg leg. how did he get a peg leg? the story was that he was in a carriage accident, and some say that he was escaping from an assignation with a lady. others say he just had a carriage accident. you can decide for yourself. but he is here with his elegant walking stick perring over benjamin franklin along with the , rest of the pennsylvania delegation. and it's striking how central these delegates were in their home state. so, the great issue in addition to the presence or absence of the bill of rights that divided the constitutional convention was the question of slavery. this is the great moral stain in american history, the original declaration of independence had promised that all men are created equal. but the constitutional convention was not able to vindicate that promise because of a disagreement about the status of slavery, and also about the political consequences that would result from allowing slavery to continue. there were some framers who opposed slavery on moral grounds, but the more practical question

and the pegs see in every shaker thing they are for hats or what? >> they're for almost anything. not only could you push your chair under the table you could also hang it up on your peg. >> and why would you do that? >> wellf you wanted to clean underneath it. but you would often hang it upside down so that dust wouldn't gather. >> they brought this trestle from this lower position, they brought up into the upper position. >> they brought it up to that position to so that they could clean under every table every day. >> easier to get a mop underneath. >> right. >> full disclosure, is my neighbor. >> these are the peg racks and the chair. >> he has spent decades studying and following shaker design. >> in the design world we use the word to shakeriz, almost like a verb to simplify. >> he makes shaker furniture but he also makes more contemporary pieces. frequently with a glance back at the shakers. >> that aesthetic has driven most of modern furniture design for the last 50 years. >> the shakers designs have stood the test of time and influenced furniture makers of more recent tim

. >> peg on twitter wants to talk about the irs. do you think that cutting funding for irs though can't even answer questions from the public is part of the problem? >> congress cut their budget by $1.2 billion. so in other words, they were appropriated $10.9 billion. if your budget was sxut you're around a household table peg and you say to your family we're going to do more with less that's not what the irs said. the irs commissioner issued an e-mail to the whole service and he said we're going to do less with less. here's the way they decided to do less with less. even though congress appropriated the money, peg, to go for customer service, and you can look at the appropriations they took money that had historically gone that route and they backfilled their own operations. they gave $60 billion in bonuses to the employees. that was new. the previous irs commissioner said i'm not going to issue these bonuses. the new commissioner said was going toish bonuses. there's two other quick areas where we demonstrated in the hearing that

latest appraisal of his "strange inheritance," an 1849 first edition map of new state of texas, value pegged000, if right that would go a long way to wiping out the debt patrick has run-up since retiring after bypass surgery. >> the map ph-pt a lo meant a l, you put a dollar value on it, that can change your basketball -- financial base, you think i can get rid of this debt but you don't want to buy into it yet. jamie: its condition could have an impact on its sale price, joe brings map to dallas to get a 6 opinion from sandra paolino. what condition of the map in? >> wonderful condition, amazing to us. that there were no separations on any of the foldss, condition is everything. jamie: value is rising with every fold that we're opening. did you know, as an expert, that it existed? >> this particular map is newly discovered because it was on nobody's radar. jamie: how big is market 1234. >> collector love that period from 1834 through late 1850s. jamie: so many families trace their texan roots to immigration boom of that period. >> texans are very, very pride full much their roots, they see

swiss officials say they're being investigated on sus pegs of accepting bribes -- on sus pegs of acceptingribes and kick backs, from the 90s until today. crimes allegedly prepared in the united states. >> swiss police say the illegal payments total more than $100 million for marketing, media, sponsorship rites in connection with the soccer tournaments. a fifa spokesman said they're seeking clarity on the issue and would not make any further comment. >> we will have more on this. you have been watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. please do stay with us. we never thought we'd be farming wind out here. it's not just building jobs here, it's helping our community. siemens location here has just received a major order of wind turbines. it puts a huge smile on my face. cause i'm like, 'this is what we do.' the fact that iowa is leading the way in wind energy, i'm so proud, like, it's just amazing. when you set out to find new roads, you build the car of tomorrow, today. introducing the next generation chevrolet volt. ♪ something special happens when you come to tra

his value was pegged at about $10 million. in a sport filled with old money, ahmed and his son just tin are newbies. they started zayat rating. they have placed three times. >>> out of 41 winners, i'm one of them, it's history. i can't believe it. >> the prize they walked away with was just the beginning. when american pharaoh crossed the line, his value was estimated between $15 and $20 million. that is based on racing performance, physical shape, and most importantly his potential to breed another champion. two weeks after the derby, in a torrential downpour. >> why is the weather doing this right now? >> american pharaoh stormed the track and reigned supreme once genuining by seventh lengths. his value was upped by another $5 million. the next stop was new york's belmont stakes where the most famous hours in america takes a final shop at the rule of the triple crown. a race against history. one that no other horse has conquered in 37 years. american pharaoh expected to jump in value north of $30 million if he is a winner. >

now we have found in the technology sector if you look at micron technology, they have a peg ratio of .6, a p-e ratio forward of below nine. so they're way undervalued. and they have a beta of 1.7. once they take off they perhaps will outperform the market as a whole. if you look at skyworks technologies, they're more fairly valued with a peg ratio of .93, .94 and a beta of .5. they're less risky of market as a whole. the two of these compliment each other nicely. >> the technicals are fine to discuss. we should be clear what these guys do. both companies are in the chip business. this is about handhelds, mobile phones, ipads if you will. >> right. cheryl: this is your bigger o overall bet we're walking around with smart phones and put money into chips with smartphones, right? >> micron is doing flash technology. rewrite technology on disks. making it quicker and faster. skyworks is doing the semiconductors, battery life. so the two of those are a great compliment in the technology sector. we think they will continue to do very well. you will hear that tonight with liz claman at 8:00

simon peg is a man that can suddenly do whatever he wants williams is the voice of the dog.s one of four films that williams was working on at the time of his death. >> i saw that full trailer and it looks funny. >> up next, the royal baby has a name and how it pays tribute to princess diana. >>> tonight apt 6:00 a high honor to say the least. a san jose teenager gets white house stream. what he is doing to get recognized nationally. >>> what's in a name? dual meanings behind the names of princess charlotte elizabeth diana. charlotte a tribute to charles, elizabeth, her grandmother, and diana. and they released the name on twitter. >> the other big story, that is kate ten hours after giving birth to a baby. come on. >> she was ready to go. >> she is radiant. >> they look beautiful. thank you for joining us here at 5:00. lester holt is next. >> see you at 6:00. >>> on this monday night, under attack. late details about the gunmen armed with assault rifles opening fire at an anti-islamist event in texas and the hero cop who took them down. a nightly news exclusive. >> we're wi

you could take that as an internal currency peg if you like to the euro in the case of greece. if the euro zone were able to decide or allow greece to commit the euro zone then you can see what happened. the depegging lead to a move to 3.5 to the dollar. this is the sort of type of dynamics that you'll see if that happens. >> has there ever been a situation where we have seen an emerging market country manage to succeed with the internal deval you wags we've seen in the case of greece too and actually hold on to the peg. i can think of them but their debt to gdp is nowhere near the size of greeces. >> you're absolutely right. it's put matly the size of the debt to gdp. so they could deal with a strong deep evaluation. in the case of bulgaria they didn't need an internal deval you wags because you haven't had such a depreciation in salaries and real estate prices as you did and there's no real comparison in this case and that's why i choose argentina as a comparison. >> you're also suggesting that investors buy protection on countries that are still exposed to greece likes of tu

peg? >> reporter: it's painful for barry masters to relive losing his son, but 5 1/2 years later he's still searching for answers and information. after we and others pressed the county to release dashcam video of the police shooting, fairfax police today sent barry masters a link to the video. here it is. on november 13, 2009, along route 1 in fairfax county police pursued this green blazer they apparently thought was stolen. it was not, but the driver for whatever reason would not stop. as officers gave chase with lights and sirens, the driver slowed down once but then kept going. >> we're come up on you. see if you can get out there and block. >> reporter: weaving in and out of francisco and running two red lights, finally -- traffic and running two red lights, finally he was boxed in. officers with guns drawn jumped out. then one officer fired. another reacts angrily. >> hold up. what you doing, dude? come on. >> reporter: the car then moved forward and crashed about 100 yards away. th

peg? >> reporter: markies johnson spoke on camera for the first time since the court proceedings started. he's hoping the charges against him will be dropped but that didn't happen today because today's hearing was strictly for setting a trial date. johnson and his attorney arrived just before the hearing in charlottesville general district court. a number of supporters from a local church were here, they believe his violent arrest on march 19th outside an irish bar was racially motivated. johnson was charged with public intoxication and obstruction of justice. officers say he was belligerent. in court the commonwealth argued for a two-day trial and the judge said it has to be a one-day, as long as it takes trial on september 30th. here's what he said after the hearing. >> i want to thank everyone that has been supporting me through who has been a strenuous process and i hope that in the near future this process will end. it's endured a bit longer than we all expected but i believe justice

reporter: he should probably not take anything for granted even big front runners can be taken down a pego. older man approached kenny at that north philadelphia event last week and asked whether he was row related to the kennedys. kenny spelled his name and said no. iain and lucy. >> all right bruce thank you. there's just one republican in the race for mayor unchallenged in the primary she's melissa murray bailey the 36 year old business woman is president of the america' team for universsm. >> anthony williams raised eye brows when he said that if elected he would fire police commissioner charles ramsay. now williams described ramsay as the face of the police department's controversial stop and frisk policy and said he should go along with the policy. however polling shows cam ray is very popular. in fact more popular than any of the mayoral candidates. how has this issue played out in the final days of the campaign? our jeff cole reports. >> reporter: politics philly style. >> loud, brash hand to hand combat were there's no brotherly love. >> jim kenny neck mayor of philadelphia! >> r

on the need to reform -- that step of closing the gold window, and thereby effectively ending the pegged-ratetem, had to be taken. schoumacher: with no effective room to maneuver nixon broke from bretton woods. i have directed secretary connally to suspend temporarily the convertibility of the dollar into gold or other reserve assets, except in amounts and conditions determined to be in the interest of monetary stability and in the best interest of the united states. 40 years after the historic conference here economists and politicians still applaud the goals and the accomplishments of bretton woods. it was an historic undertaking to set up rules and procedures to promote world trade that would benefit all nations. many of the institutions and policies are still in service. but not the exchange rate system. it fell victim to changing patterns of trade and investment. eventually the world was flooded with so many dollars the dollar could not hold its value. we asked economic analyst richard gill whether any fixed exchange rate system could last forever. forever, as they say is a very long tim

what we're trying to do is we're trying to peg the regulatory fees to the expenses that are associated with them because -- and this is one of the things that's at the heart of this universal service fund issue that we've been talking about. because broadcasters are paying for the administration of universal service, and other licensee that is don't participate in universal service. and so how do you make sure that there is a relationship between that which you get charged and the services that you receive? we have also moved to reduce the burden on small businesses. if your fee is less than 500 bucks, you shouldn't have to hire some lawyer or accountant for a couple thousand bucks to make your filing for you. and so we've just eliminated that altogether. but, yes, to your specific question, changing how we do fees is a very important part of what we're doing. >> commissioner pai, would you like to comment? >> i share the chairman's vision of making sure our regulatory fee structure is calibrated to the realities of the marketplace as it stands and without revealing nonpublic informati

. >> you had us pegging the margin of error. you would be really factoring that are to and and what the markets are focusing on is seeing the end of a two-party system. will we work through? obviously not. take too long and the markets won't like it. they will probably hold that. >> the gdp is much higher and the unemployment is much lower. there is the interesting story. do i see it? >> there is concern over growth and it is used to that pre-the crisis. the latest quarter was edging back towards the equilibrium rate. that is encouraging and gdp is still not that much above the peak. it is only around 3% or 4% and it is less than what it would be after the recession and the recovery. jonathan: there has been zero market reaction and there has been a reaction, in terms of volatility. why'd you think that is? >> you have to look at a couple of things. look at sterling against the dollar and rising against the euro is more of a euro story than a sterling story. look at the equity market and the ftse has made all-time highs. it has

>> probably behind put spread peg is one of these terms i don't really know what productivity means. i talk about economic growth and output and the amount of people that people are hiring and they say what are we getting out of that. productivity is the missing link. it totally follows that the amount of new entrants we get into the employment market they're not going to be hugely productive. it takes a lot of time to mobilize unemployment from 9% to near 5%. now we're starting to see the tension in the labor market. people should be getting better at their jobs. should be starting wage inflation coming through and that's great news but it's another factor that calls into question interest rates which i don't agree with. >> thank you for joining us as ever. >> a good article in the economist about productivity at britain. >> i didn't read it. >> you didn't. i thought that's what you were referring to. thank you so much henry fund manager at glg. >> japan's department store sales for april jumped compared to the year before. let's get to the nikkei live for the story. >> thank you wi

purses totaling $1.4 million before setting the foot in the run for the roses derby, experts pegged his value at around $10 million. this big derby finish at churchill downs made him worth much more. some of the top thoroughbred blood stock agents now estimate his value between $15 million and $20 million, based on racing performance, physical shape, and most importantly, his potential to breed another champion. he is now the favorite at preakness and if he goes on to take the triple crown experts expect him to rule the thoroughbred world vals north of $30 million. for "nightly business report," i'm robert branch. >> they are such beautiful horses. >> i think he has the number one pose position so that is helpful. >> i don't know that much. but i love to watch it. that is it for "nightly business have a great weekend. >> enjoy the preakness, folks. i'm tyler mathisen have a great weekend. we'll see you here on monday. ♪ it's all right, it's okay ♪ ♪ doesn't really matter if you're old and gray ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say, it's okay ♪ ♪ listen to what i say ♪ ♪ it's all right, doing fine ♪

peg ratio, 3.4 over the next five years this is a name you want to buy. >> talking about how poorly it has traded this last year. three years back, you can see $78, what used to be the old resistance is very much support. powerful support. it doesn't move in clips. it is a slow plodding name. i think at that level it is a good bottom. >> best buy down 11% this year. reports on thursday. >> i've been positive from low thirds to around 40. now it's long tripping here. the store in intact. sales seem soft especially in tablets there is a chance they guide lower they have to consolidate their canadian business. i think there is a couple of head winds. if you can pick it up on a discount, high 20s, it is a buy. >> what is a casse list, holiday season, back to school. but at this point -- >> everyone -- it is a sort of a no-man's-land but it had so many problems originally that correcting those problems incrementally are huge to the up side. >> why wouldn't you buy apple instead of best buy. >> it seems to me an cell a better purchase here when you have the capital return. i don't know. i fe

talked about civil rights but there was a consummate of circumstances over five weeks that evolved that pegs and first russian and space, first american in space and the freedom rides that all came together to force president kennedy to take action on outer space, which he didn't want to do and to take action on civil rights. and because of the president's push to put a man on the moon, nasa and its contractors were hiring 250,000 new people in florida, alabama texas, louisiana and mississippi and so by virtue of where these jobs were, it had to have a civil rights element to it. katty: steven, what was nasa actually doing in the context of employing african-americans to push desegregation? >> well, first, it had to start recruiting on its own and that was part of the president's executive order that federal agencies would no longer be allowed to discriminate based on color. so nasa had to go out and recruit potential black employees, engineers computers, people other than janitors and also all federal contractors and in nasa as it grew that would be a huge group of people. they had to becom

. >>> remember anyone taking information about friend or relatives on that train, pegs hot line is 800-523-9101 and when not near your tv get latest information on this train derailment on cbs philly.com. >> he also said thank you so much to the first responders, there within minutes thank you, thank you thank you. at philly police, at philly fire department hash tag amtrak. eighty-eight. we will have more after this. phone phone. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c because people like you may benefit from scientific advances that could help cure your hep c. visit hepchope.com or call a hep c educator to help prepare you for a conversation with your hep c specialist. >>> if you are just joining us here's what is happening a deadly train derailment, that claimed five lives and sent dozens of people to several areas hospitals those numbers could rise as crews reached

exit means it no longer becomes a peg a disaster for the rest and it can be broken.ean? people talk about the fault is if there are lots of bonds you can default on. the bonds are tiny. they are tiny. you're talking about imf you can't default the imf. you are talking about loans to germany, france, etc.. there is no need. those loans are very long and low interest-rate. we can see a deal based on three things. extended the maturity. extend them further to 50 years. if you have a big debt, you would be more relaxed. it is very low. we think that increases more sustainable than people think it the interest rate is very low. there is no reason why germany needs to make money on the interest of greece. i think the news reporters are alluding to is the bit of difficulty is they wanted decent primary budget set up either by the pensions or rate reforms. come up with a plan. the surface targets are too tough. bring them down. find a solution. the eu has gone easy on france for several years. why not use back bit on greece. that is most likely scenario. from a bondholder po

take vo --mientras que en el at&t park de san francisco, madison bumgarner peg un cuadrangular ante claytoneo, y los gigantes blanquearon a los dodgers de los ngeles por tercer da seguido para imponerse hoy por 4-0. --el aÑo pasado, bumgarner logr cuatro jonrones, incluidos dos grand slams y este aÑo haba conseguido apenas un sencillo en 17 turnos al bate. gabriel --eso es todo en los deportes, desde el oracle arena... --regresamos a los estudios... cesar ---en half moon bay las autoridades decidieron remolr hacia aguas profundas ---en half moon bay las autoridades decidieron remolcar haciaguas profuas los restosde la ballena gis quefue encontrada en la playa... take vo ---los cientificos pretendian realizarle la "necropcia" al cetceo de 40 pies de largo pero el fuerte oleaje impidio la labor... ---otras dos ballenas encontradas muertas en la play de pacifica fueron enterradas en el lugar. vo-blanca ---alrededor de 13 tiburones blancos jovenes, fueron vistos en las playas de huntington beach a unos 50 pies de la orilla. ---la tripulacin de un helicoptero de la policia vio a los animales alr

at the time, experts pegged his value at around $10 million. in a sport filled with old money and families who have been at it for generations, he and his son justin are new byes with an impressive record. they started the stables in 2005. just ten years of racing, they placed second in the derby two times finally taking home the coveted title of kentucky derby champion with her them bred 3-year-old colt, american pharaoh. >> 141 winners, i'm one of them. it's history. >> $1.2 million prize they walked away with was just the beginning. when american pharaoh crossed the finish line, blood stock agents estimated american pharaoh's value between 15 and $20 million. that's based on racing performance, physical shape and most importantly, his potential to breed another champion. and just two weeks after the derby, in a torrential downpour -- >> it's really getting bad. >> american pharaoh stormed the track. >> let's go! >> reign supreme once again winning by seven lengths and experts upped the horse's value by another $5 million. next stop, belmont

. >> he sang the song to make his date to feel pegs. >> that sound like me just a little bit there. >ore still come, much more still ahead on "action news" at 12:30, dozens of the cars in the funeral procession pulled over on the freeway. we will tell you why. >>> warning for parents about how your kid can broadcast their lives on the internet, app that could be putting you and your child's safety at risk. >>> questions remain this noon after cell phone video captured an emotional dispute on a side of the highway in california. it was between members of the funeral procession and a california highway patrol officer, who pulled them over. the officer said a procession was moving too slowly on the freeway but several of the cars were clearly labeled with funeral stickers. >> a lot of the family members can not make it to the grave site. we sat on the side of the freeway for long. i saw them drive past. >> officers say traffic stop was just against the vehicle in front and even indicated that the other members of the procession could continue on, but some chose to pull over as well. the

it looks like a round peg in a square hole. when there was a congressional conversation about some of these same issues and resolve it, why do it through a rule making and adapt rather than wait on congress to respond to it? the second part is, is there any guess at this point in your budget, long term, the cost of litigation based on this as you're beginning to prepare for that? chairman wheeler: the -- thank you, senator. the legislation that is been proposed in both houses as you know. i read in the trades this morning that in this body senator thune and senator nelson are discussing how to come together on legislation that is the prerogative of the congress. and we would certainly bough to whatever decision -- bow to whatever decision the congress makes. insofar as the budgetary impact, we don't sit down and say, well this is specifically what it's going to take to do this program or that program. with the possible exception of lifeline where we reduce it down and say we have 155 people dedicated to lifeline. we don't have

lou: absolutely taking down the patriots a peg, and tom brady, and i would imagine if he's listening to you tonight, he will take you up on it take the family, the kids gisele and head off for morocco or somewhere wouldn't be a bad outcome at all. >> i don't think his agent -- lou: except for the fans and the networks. >> they're coming off a super bowl win. they get to see how garofalo or -- lou: that's true. >> they are already building the story line the narrative. lou: and the fact is i can hear belichick right now speaking very, very directly and softly to himself saying this is great. i'm going to show them what the hell i can do without brady without all of these people on my back their eye kick their teeth in and win four games. >> yeah, that's the competitive guy he is. it's about a team. it's all 45 players not just one person. lou: i feel better about it. and you say hi to troy benson and roger. [ laughter ] >> thanks a lot, tony great to have you here. time for a looked at online poll results -- that's another scientific poll. wait until tomorrow. thanks for being with us

including fee for president and lord as some would say sepp blatter, who is in his trying to guard up one peg be next. you know how this works. there will be deals made, lawyers. people will be talking. all sorts of things will happen from now on. the 14 people arrested this morning, of course they will not just go away quietly. this could move up the chain come all the way to the top. betty: so many questions that you raise. thank you for joining us, andrew brandt. will bringurse, we you the latest on this developing story as it happens. still ahead, the drone industry may be ready to soar. wants a piece of every startup company in the space. mark: we hear from the ceo of airware, who is launching a grown investment fund. ♪ welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i'm here with mark crumpton. ok, let's get a look at our top story this hour. spain's government is calling for an overhaul of the european union's common economic policy, according to a spanish paper who says madrid wants to play a greater role in avoiding future crises. they say the spanish government is urging greater mobile --

here, who hold public was on the, promise to up hold, and defend the constitution, they still want to peg the artist and writers at "charlie hebdo" as somehow in the wrong, they really don't get it, it is so offensive. >> one of the most disillusioning moments to see how people took 5 seconds after the blood of the mopped up to say, to take cartoon out of contest, and tar them as racist, that collides with a lot of american trend to campus right now with free speech, everyone is so concerned about calling someone else a racist they lost the plot. kennedy: they forget what free speech is, if your greatest concern is not being offensed that is the opposite of free speech. >> especially palac blasphemy. they were anticlerics of all stripe, and statement by discentres. said if they were said it punch equally, that is still wrong because we don't live in a equal world, this is an america free speech intellectual coming to this conclusion, that is a dangerous conclusion we need too fight against if we are going to protect the culture of free speech. kennedy: i have a question, are you passionat

do you know what pegging is?i don't know. >> it is a sexual act. >> your bloody hair will look out so don't show him. you were dating the modern man for awhile. >> several. >> i am speculating and if you notice they are getting a wee bit soft. some of them, yes. i won't be pushing this as a gift. >> they create it, and they don't. >> well, you look like a wee jesse yourself. what is the most masculine thing you have ever done. >> one time i kicked the] bleep [out of a scotsman. you want to do this? out. "special report" is next. >>> good evening. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. the search is on half a world away for survivors of the second major earthquake in as many weeks in nextpal. among the missing, six u.s. marines providing search relief. the six marines were aboard a helicopter assisting in relief efforts. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is joining us from the pentagon with the latest on that search. >> six u.s. marines and two nepalese soldiers are missing after th

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. >> how about, al bundy's wife, peg bundy. >> she might be in the top seven. >> do you think. >> peg, was that her name. >> piece of work. >> good morning. mike, you are right, thinks the the bridge here, a shot from the airplane, that so many planes have been circling here. they have departure holds at airports across the the country. any flights to laguardia were held at airports until 8:30. the just a release there any flights to jfk are being held at their original point until 9:15. we have delays here in fill a of 27 minutes, d.c., also seeing delay of a half an hour. fog that we have been talking about all morning causing big jams in the skies. we have fire location here in the city at 29th and girard with local detours and a accident north at new jersey turnpike and exit number two. >> i have a question for the control room now here at fox 29. kit cat kline is the the name of the producer. next time we throw to allentown let's play billy joel's allentown because it is a negative portrayal of the town, isn't it. i would like to know what the citizens of allentown think of that

this lady beside me is peg. she has been our innkeeper for years and helps me run the property for events like this. i want to welcome you to another treaty of paris center event. and represents the art mission between the historic inns of annapolis. posting pictures and forgotten sketches of the 14 forgotten presidents before george washington. i will turn this over to mark. i hope you have a very enjoyable afternoon. thank you mark. [applause] mark: thank you again for coming today. we are very delighted to have peter hanson michael as our speaker. he serves as the president of the john hanson memorial association. both in frederick maryland where hansen rose to political prominence. his book is called "remembering john hanson" which has 12 national book prizes. peter hanson michael descends from john hanson's immigrant grandfather. he is the author of "palace of yawns" which in 2014 one a national book award. his latest book "running on empty: america has its say on economic equality" is due out. he is a grad

pretty typical start to see the rate going up here, uv index we peg it to hit about a eight here today>> courtesy of frontal boundary starting to drop, in even zoom it out one time, start to see not even just few little speckles evergreen out there, but, couple of clouds starting to nudge in from the north and west. we quickly get you to the forecast, well above average warmth continues for the majority of this forecast. watch for late day showers linger showering at worse tomorrow. and off to the races again couple every dares into the 80s once more, and boding well for mothers day weekends. justin? >> good morning, you talk about the sunshine, think about it only about month and a half away from the sun being at its strongest point, which is summer solsus, yes quickly get sunburn out there, right now. this time of year. forty-two freeway southbound, looks good. northbound still moving good speeds. volume starting to increase little bit. >> south toward the city always like that, basically from allegheny all the way down into the vine street expressway. check it out. seventy-six east,

iranian president had a sass rouhani is often pegged as the moderate. on the surface both men seem in synch with the west though critics caution otherwise. >> both act as a wolf in sheep's clothing in order to sell the policies of the supreme leader which is to build a bomb to pursue the terrorism of the iran regime while lifting the sanctions. >> reporter: rouhani is also accused of blessing the deal that gave bin laden's closest aids save haven in iran after 9/11. in 2012 the state department tunnel clee declared this man the head of al qaeda in riern. >> it was rouhani that was the secretary of the national security council in iran who came out and said we don't have any relationship with al qaeda. >> while not an outright holocaust critics say rouhani seems recently muddy on the issue using the word genocide instead. both rouhani and zarif are in lockstep with driving force behind the nuclear program. >> this comes as the reuters news agency ro reports the u.k. discovered iran is buying nuclear fuel. procurement network raises red flags about whethe

what do we know, peg? >> reporter: fairfax county is planning to publicly release this video tomorrow morning, but i was able to obtain a copy of it just an hour ago and so i want you to look at it. on november 13th, 2009, along route 1 in fairfax county police pursued this green blazer that they apparently thought was stolen. it was not, but the driver would not stop. as officers gave chase with lights and sirens, the driver slowed down once but then kept going weaving in and out of traffic running two red lights. finally he was boxed in at a red light. officers with guns drawn jumped out. then one officer fired and fatally shot driver who sped off and crashed. here's some of what was heard. >> get your hands in the air! >> get your hands up! get your hands up! >> [ bleep ] what you doing, dude? come on. >> where? >> right here, right here. >> reporter: the man killed was 52-year-old david masters. he was unarmed and on his way to lay flowers at a cemetery for veterans day. he was a veteran and a very goo

his administration you started to see a decline in crime here in new york city, and a lot of had is pegged to increase in taxation. and legislators -- neil: the administrator is david dinkins, now he looks like winston churchill. >> giuliani takes credit for it. neil: okay. >> if you point directly to the expenditure and the outcome i think you will succeed. neil: my big fear is we're going to say more money or get a better idea how to spend that money better but it's always going to be more, more, more that's what worries me. >> yeah, i think the problem with the analysis if we only have more government. the problem is this neil. the problem has gone the away from the core functions it's supposed to do. supposed to educate our kids supposed to build good roads and highways. supposed to defend us not to be what happened in benghazi. the reason the government is failing and the fundamental things it's supposed to be doing is because it's doing too much. a good example of this with young people because these polls show young people are the ones who lost more confidence in government. when i

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