plymouth rock. [ laughs ] >> i think it's plymouth or somewhere in massachusetts. >> plymouth. >> plymouthhusetts. >> yes, we usually learn in school that the pilgrims celebrated the first thanksgiving in massachusetts in 1621. but the spanish beat them by more than 50 years. and that bring us back to our first question -- what's america's oldest city? the answer is found in sunny florida, at the city of st. augustine. and that's where kara franker is. she's a travel blogger. hi! >> hi. >> on september 8th, st. augustine celebrated its 450th anniversary, making it older than any permanent settlement on the u.s. mainland. but most people don't know that. why not? >> most people don't realize that st. augustine is the oldest city because we learn british and english traditions in school. so we learn about jamestown. we learn about plymouth. but st. augustine was actually founded in 1565, and that was 42 years before jamestown. >> the first european to arrive where you are was ponce de león. he called it "flowery land," giving the area the current name, florida. was he really looking for the

what we see is that one colony, plymouth foundation -- plymouth plantation, was founded by separatists from england, who had also lived in the netherlands. what they picked up their was democratic government, freedom of religion, freedom of the press, freedom of speech. the freedom of religion attracted them in the first place but it also eventually repelled them because they thought there was too much freedom. they were losing youngsters to other denominations, is how it goes, right? the attraction of men and women will make you forget your religion. they decided that they needed to leave. in 1620, they sailed to massachusetts. there is a long story in the book about this, why they ended up in plymouth because it was probably not where they were supposed to go. they introduced all of those values in the colonies. another comedy was the massachusetts bay company and they included their values in their system of government. they were puritans. they had not lived in the netherlands. they were not aware of the was going on there. they came to this country with english values. even though

e takes on a position in cohassis, which is a puritan of regation to the west plymouth plymouth. he doesn't stick to the law very to the native.s his relatives are unrule, frequently in trouble with the law and lastly, there is a baptism dispute at the local church. he is a minister after all, and e says, well, baptism, if you children, the baptized.ould also be let me see if i can find a write-up about that, for which i have to change all kinds here.ols shortly after his appointment, a master stout arrives from boston. one pastor, the other a teacher. whether they were sent to check know.ancis, we do not however, trouble came quickly when francis asserted that the baptized also should be baptized. apparently, that belief did not with the puritan visitors. they told them that hence orward he had to conform to puritan views. francis refused. ngter all, he had been preachi this way from the beginning. the boston ministers believes hey were in the right and appealed to the local magistrate, a judge, to their ne and rule in favor. the magistrate, who was a secular official, officiall

this by to explain looking at the labor shortage in plymouth. he noted that many of the settlers, desperate for laborers , that when they could not have such as they would, were glad to take such as they could. so of course, settlers of plymouth were willing to take irreligious people, people of questionable morals, recent immigrants because they were desperate for labor. then he concluded, another and more main reason was that meant finding so many godly persons disposed to these parts, some began to make a trade of it. to transport passengers and the goods. higher chips for that end. then, -- hired ships for that end. to advance their profit, they could not the people were. by this means, the cost three -- country became pestered with unworthy people. in other words, plymouth in the 16 40's was being overrun by the wrong kind of immigrants brought by greedy capitalists who were willing to fill their ships with anybody who could pay their passage. course, reflects the problems that opponents of immigrants often talk about. not only bad people c

coleman's personal finance class at plymouth whitemarsh high school. mr.oleman happens to be my husband he spoke to kids about the importance of financial literacy. >> it's extremely important. i honestly really didn't know the importance until i got to the nfl. had i known at a young are age i definitely would have strived to educate myself a lot better. >> reporter: brooks puts his money where his mouth is. he spends his off season shadowing executives and upon moving to philadelphia enrolled at the blart ton school at the university of pennsylvania to complete his mba. >> knowledge is power. you know, having -- coming from humble begins and even now it's like you can always lose it so it's like understand how to manage it not just for me but for, you knowing my future generations. >> reporter: then it was time for some fun. financial football interactive a game that teaches financial concepts brandon captained one team and i captained the other. >> go man. >> that's what i'm talking about. [laughter] >> come on. >> reporter: in the end brandon's team be

there's also a disabled vehicle out in plymouth on east germantown pike. more updates in the next ten. tracy? ç >>> from the beginning, i've said that i would continue on as long as there was a viable path to victory. tonight, i'm sorry to say -- >> no! >> it appears that path has been foreclosed. >> ted cruz concedes after losing in the indiana primary and that move effectively makes donald trump the likely republican nominee this morning. >> on the democratic side, it was bernie sanders who won indiana. nbc 10's pamela osborne has the decision 2016 breakdown for us. >> good morning, republican donald trump took indiana with 53% of the vote. after trump's divisive win, the rnc chairman tweeted that trump will be the presumptive gop nominee. he said we need to unite to focus on defeating hillary clinton. >> we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. we are suspending our campaign. >> you may remember governor john kasich and cruz agreed to join forces to defeat trump just last week. his camp says they're not giving up. a spokesper

over a half inch in dover and philly international and plymouth meeting coming in with half an inch. getting a break right now at least from the rainfall socked in with the cloud cover. off to our south and west showers and thunderstorms developing along a slow moving warm front that will lyft in the area through the day tomorrow provide more changes for monday, then we're going to see more rain on tuesday. our driest day looks like wednesday, we still could see a passing shower, even into thursday. it is going to be a soggy start to our month of may, we'll time out the rainfall a couple of glimmers of sunshine when you can catch those in the 15 minutes spans. i'll have that coming up in just a for now. >>> family friends gathered tonight for a final fair well to a delaware teenager whose life was cut short. "eyewitness news" in wilmington delaware where funeral services were held for 16-year-old for amy joyner francis. died from injuries suffered from an assault inside howard high school in wilmington. classmates and teachers were among those paying final respects. >> i came out to

over a half inch in dover and philly international and plymouth meeting coming in with half an inch. getting a break right now at least from the rainfall socked in with the cloud cover. off to our south and west showers and thunderstorms developing along a slow moving warm front that will lyft in the area through the day tomorrow provide more changes for monday, then we're going to see more rain on tuesday. our driest day looks like wednesday, we still could see a passing shower, even into thursday. it is going to be a soggy start to our month of may, we'll time out the rainfall a couple of glimmers of sunshine when you can catch those in the 15 minutes spans. i'll have that coming up in just a for now. >>> family friends gathered tonight for a final fair well to a delaware teenager whose life was cut short. "eyewitness news" in wilmington delaware where funeral services were held for 16-year-old for amy joyner francis. died from injuries suffered from an assault inside howard high school in wilmington. classmates and teachers were among those paying final respects. >> i came out to

picking up about an inch and a half of rainfall, wildwood over a half inch, closing on a half inch in plymoutheeting. national weather service issued a flood advisory for the next if yo couple hours alog the i-95 corridor where we could see small stream flooding. storm scan3 showing us the trend. this is a three hour loop. this rain swath doesn't budge. some of the heaviest rain falling along the i-95 corridor. moderate to heavier pockets of rainfall starting to spread east a little bit where we had drier conditions across parts of gloucester camden and burlington county. that rain starting to push into mount laurel. shower activity starting to work its way into parts of central burlington county where we've had the driest conditions throughout the evening hours. rain full intensity starting to let up especially across berks and lehigh county. allentown still seeing rain but you'll get a break over the next hour or two. tomorrow not as soggy but still showers in the forecast, a few storms by monday and much better conditions as we head into wednesday. sunshine and summer-like temperatures and

well over half inch, same case at philadelphia international airport picking up half an inch, in plymouth meeting, and we're kind of clearing out, getting little break. still low clouds in place, drizzle in spots, but the main shower activity has moved off shore at this time. even seeing few breaks in the clouds, that went up winds, there are some clusters of showers and embedded thunderstorms that will continue to track eastbound as we head into the night tonight and provide us those rain chances, now tonight the rain won't be as widespread, as what we saw for this morning, but, as we head into the next several days, that umbrella's going to be getting big work out, rain chances for tomorrow, more spotty and scat nerd nature, again, than what we saw for earlier today. then tuesday, showers looking likely maybe few embedded thunderstorms, wednesday, looks like the driest day, but still can't rule out passing shower, and then rain chances elevate once again, as we head into thursday. so talking about some serious wet weather, so we will break all of this down for you, talk about our time l

plymouth a model s sedan to try. testing has been going on for a year.apd reps say they are weighing the pros and cons for the long term. so far, they are not ruling out the model s despite the $70,000 price tag. >>> on the healthwatch too many folic acid may lead to autism. that's according to researchers at boston university medical center. they found that women who gave birth with high levels of folic acid in their blood had a greater risk for their children to develop autism later. folic acid is a vitamin supplement used by pregnant women and women who plan to get pregnant to help prevent birth defects. researchers say more studies are still needed to confirm the link. >>> a high stakes meeting is set for tomorrow between republican house speaker paul ryan and donald trump. the goal? bringing a divided republican party together. >> we need a real unification of our party which, you know, look, after a tough primary, that's going to take some effort. >> so far, the gop is deeply divided over its presumptive nominee donald trump who just scored two mor

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lineman signed a 40 million-dollar deal with the bird in march, took a personal finance class at plymouthhite marsh high school. brooks played financial football with the students, as for real football, he feels good about the eagles, quarterback situation. >> very exciting. you know, we have number two pick in carson wentz. get him in here and get work and learning from both sam and chase. both guys, have done good things in this league. i think in the locker room, we're building something special. our chemistry is good. everybody is getting extra work, working hard. coach pederson has been awesome. like i said looking forward to big things. just kind of shocking people as far as what we do this year. >>> "action news" returns after this. ♪ this afternoon, refresh yourself on the outside and inside with a medium sweet tea, sweet tea lemonade, or original iced tea from dunkin'. sip one for 99 cents from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. es prize is upon us, kentucky derby is tomorrow, thinks your favorite. nyquist at three to one. horse is unbeaten in seven races. if you are unfa

. >> outside right now and start this wednesday off with a live look in plymouth meeting. the blue route approaching the mid-county tolls. fine right here on the northeast extension all the overnight construction has cleared right there. mass transit is looking pretty good. septa's route 101 trolley will continue to slut tell bus between providence road and orange street because of construction in media. began monday dave and it's going to stay this way until june 17th. >> all right karen on the big board we have storm tracker6 live double scan showing some showers poking their way over toward allentown through hamburg in northern berks county. reading just about ready to pick up some of this, some of the outskirts get something light precip. heavier stuff farther out to the west is liable to deintensify a little bit as it pushes towards the east but off and on showers are possible this morning. looks like the northern suburbs are going to get them first. 53 degrees by 7 o'clock. by 9 o'clock 59. some spotty showers possible especially through the morning. later in the day

lineman signed a 40 million-dollar deal with the bird in march, took a personal finance class at plymouthite marsh high school. brooks played financial football with the students, as for real football, he feels good about the eagles, quarterback situation. >> very exciting. you know, we have number two pick in carson wentz. get him in here and get work and learning from both sam and chase. both guys, have done good things in this league. i think in the locker room, we're building something special. our chemistry is good. everybody is getting extra work, working hard. coach pederson has been awesome. like i said looking forward to big things. just kind of shocking people as far as what we do this year. >>> "action news" returns a hi i'm clint black... have you heard of rett syndrome? i hadn't until my niece courtney was diagnosed. rett syndrome is a neurological disorder which occurs mostly in girls. it is often misdiagnosed as autism or cerebral palsy. rett syndrome strikes without warning. a girl with rett syndrome starts out as a happy, healthy baby until 6 - 18 months of age. then some

. >> reporter: transit police tell us that authorities in plymouth township picked up a suspect in connection with officer miller's hit and are you case. in the meantime, police and the runners group continue to you were both runners and drivers to look out for each other. i'm joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. >>> on this eve of memorial day people in deptford, new jersey, honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. ♪ >> the parade started at the oak valley firehouse and marched down princeton boulevard. hundreds turned out to remember those who have died in the line of duty. a truck pulled a memorial on wheels and for the little ones, they decorated bicycles for the parade. >>> as the hot water ramps so do fierce about the zika virus and the mosquitoes that could carry the disease watch one local county is considering fining people for doing. it's been hot here but imagine what it must be like in the southwest. then imagine what it would be like to be trapped in that heat for three days. one man just survived that ordeal in his car. the lucky twist of fate that led to

they have $250 billion cash to plymouth strategy increased from $200 billion in april. a biggerike to see hike in their dividends. they just hiked it, but if they could get into a 3.5% yield, think that would be very attractive for investors. lugo back to dividends in the second. on china, apple to say -- apple today saying this is the biggest competitor to google in china with $1 billion. are we going to see more of this kind of funding for small rivals tuber or other american technologies? a couplee sense on fronts. it allows apple paid a spread throughout china. it does build goodwill with the chinese government. and number three, it is an interesting area and there's lots to talk about apple being involved in autonomous cars. think of all the cash that apple has overseas that they can't bring back to the u.s., including china, since the generated over $58 billion in revenue last year. dividends,ou want the same time using this is a good deal. would you not rather apple invest in more deals like that in 5, 10 years can bring you a bigger share price incident giving b

. >> we are two blocks away on the corner of atlantic and plymouth. >> good. >> vicious. >> what aren prison for again. >> i drove all the way down here for an hour just to see you. >> well, you probably put in an institution of some sort. >> come hear let me kiss your cheek. >> they are still trying to figure out the best car songs. >> i am not going to say it. >> i know what it is. >> i will get it out of him. >> when we come back we will satisfaction i. >> war, what is it good for. >>> you know what i will do after this show, i will get back, go back into philadelphia, to the tv station to the independent beer garden. >> i love that place. >> michael's place. >> yes. >> it has a pop up fried chicken event today. >> i love this chicken. >> chris is already there. >> that is exactly right, mike. this is from the independence beer garden is back opened at sixth and market right by the liberty bell. how are you doing. >> i'm good. >> starting at 11:00 you will serve your famous fried chicken until it runs out. >> yes. >> how much do you think you will go through. >> probably 100-pound

in plymouth meeting. >> oh, all happening this weekend. >> yes. >> quincy, is behind the wheel.out of the car now. >> dave this weekend when can we expect? >> we got the monster truck, we got the quad, dug, the motorcycle jumper, just awesome show that you got to come out and see. >> now kids under 11 are free? >> yes. >> i heard that it sold out for one of the shows already? >> yes, the first show is sold out. so it is saturday evening and sunday shows only available. as of the first show on saturday something you got to see, it proves a . >> now, this truck right here, this is yours, the diesel powered truck? >> yes, sir. >> how long have you been driving this truck? >> this truck about four years old. the first time i wrecked it was actually here that i roll over a site to see. it is a 275 thousand dollars truck. there are some other top race trucks going to be here. we got the mow par one ride truck you can ride on, just something you really got to do. >> okay, so next hour, i'm going to hop in. i think i will ' hop in this, what's this right here, the mopar one truck? you s

>> brandon brooks spent time in the classroom yesterday, he spoke to a personal finance class at plymouth white marsh high school. he played financial football with the students. as for real football he feels good about the eagles quarterback situation. >>> very exciting. we have a number two pick in carson . our chemistry is good. >>> kentucky darby is later on today, this is the overwhelming favorite, night 3-01 odds. >>> we paid 400,000 for him. he had an amazing rookie career and now here he is in the second season, he is going for the championship. >>> that's a looks at sports, i'm ducis rogers, you have yourself a terrific weekend. >>> we'll be back in just a moment. we'll have an update on our top stories that including our breaking news, we learned that fire in montgomery county has claimed the lives of three people, one is a child. we're back after the break. for my family's future. plan and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, tha

conshohocken, on this side but locked up from villanova to this point and southbound is stop and go from plymouth meeting to media. and big problems if you are headed down to the delaware beaches this afternoon. rehoboth, dewey and bethany all the lanes of highway 1 are shut down, it's an investigation accident. and head to the jersey shore just 25 miles per hour. a lot of volume heading to the jersey beaches. >> good place to go. more ahead on "action news" at 5:00. health check. the news that doctors have been dreading. >>> and what doctors are paying clothes attention to, in the hopes of building bridges between the officers and the community. >>> the italian coast guard rescued 88 migrants in the mediterranean sea. the boat was off the libyan coast when it overturned and dumped everybody into the water there rescue efforts are still going on tonight. >>> in health check a super bug that doctors have been dreading has now reached the u.s., a strain ofli has been found in a pennsylvania woman. the state department is contacting her family to find out how she contacted it. it was found in pigs a

. >> again, we will talk to lenny, guy we've got tone know, he lives up in plymouth meeting, still has nightmares, had a nightmare last night that he is still on the train, the cafe car and is trapped. we'll talk to him a little later. we have some breaking news out of south america, brazil senate has been planning this for about three weeks now. just vote bad half hour ago to i am preach their nation's president. >> the president is accuse of using accounting tricks to hide large budget deficit. and she is the nation's first female president. she will be sus pedestrian dollars up to six month for her vice president, that trial would determine if she finishes out her second term, or even if her vice president finishes out the job. >> brazil has so many problems. they have the olympics coming up what what in a few month, just yesterday researchers down there said that the zika virus is getting worse and worse and some people are being advised not to come to the olympics in their own country. >> dealing with a lot, for sure. >> police are on the scene after stabbing, we have another stab

>> i know one place she wasn't here, here at plymouth meeting, get he g ready for the monster thrill show. drive this bug hung of metal coming up guys, i think i can do it. >> karen, i'm doing it, trying to get on your list. >> thank you, quincy, i drove that by yesterday, take the kids up there, shriners ers, amazing. >> thanks a big mistake. let's get into there is because any time you talk about school kids, and the isn't of sex, twitter. student at middle schools and high schools in one florida county where they've had a lot of issues with teen pregnancy, will be asked to fill out a survey, a paper survey, at their school, about their sexual experiences so far in their young lives. >> so this pole is known as youth behavior risk survey, and the questions are generated by the centers for disease control and prevention, include questions about sex, dating violence, alcohol and drug abuse, school officials say the answers allow them to identify areas where they should provide more resources. >> we will be able to put to go better programs for our students if we know specifically wha

transit police say that officers in plymouth township have a suspect in custody in connection with that and run. >>> 6:11. lets get back to bonnie. blame it or bonnie. >> millions of people, memorial day plans are just washed out, find out which major u.s. highway was shut down because of the rain, from bonnie. >> people were sitting in their cars for 12 hours. >>> plus hundreds of bullets fly in the deadly shoot-out in texas, hear from one man who said he was one of the many targets chosen by this random shooter ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ll i wanna hear is t down, get down. ♪ "get full on summer at target. get a $10 target giftcard when you spend $50 on groceries. this sunday and monday only. details at target.com." >>> big breaking news this day is i have moved marple township from delaware county over to new jersey. so we're moving it back now. >>

. >> reporter: plymouth township police questioned the man outside his vehicle.h cam captures the conversation that at times becomes almost comical. >> do you think you're drunk right now? >> i don't think so. >> do you drink alcohol? >> then the came the field sobriety test. he seemed cooperative until it came to walking that straight line. >> do you understand? >> what? >> probably just take me to jail. >> probably just give me the d dui. >> i'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt. >> there was a reason he wanted to take breathalyzer test. but he wasn't fooling anyone especially the seasoned officer who may have have seen this trick before. >> got anything in your mouth right now? >> after the blowing penny free officer arrester the 25-year-old from operating under the influence and finally got what he wanted officers hauled him off to jail. >> how often do you drink? quite bit? yeah. >> all right. you're under arrest. face that way for me. >> the couple hit in that crash was not hurt. >>> kathy orr going down the shore. today she is in wildwood. >> whe

. >> transit police say officers in plymouth township have a suspect in custody in connection with officer miller's hit and run. >>> 4:09. in philadelphia's fair hill neighborhood police are looking for two men who stabbed another man in the back this happened early yesterday morning near intersection of the front and clear field street. officials say the men stabbed the 39 year-old victim several times and was taken to temple university hospital and authorities expect him to recover. >>> the two men accused of attacking the victim got the away on foot but no word on a motive. >>> one person is dead after a shooting in kingsessing. police were called to the 5200 block of wood land for a reported shooting just after 5:00 yesterday afternoon. yesterday morning i should say. when police got there they found the man, dead, in the passenger seat of the minivan. officers have not released the victim's name. if you know anything, give police a call. >>> coming up on 4:10. in new jersey, a young man has died after getting buck off a broncho in the rodeo. this happened in front of the thousands of

. >> the car was last seen driving north on the blue route near plymouth meeting. >> we just think itas a road rage incident. maybe the victim wasn't going fast enough. i don't know. maybe -- who knows? but in any case that's no reason to shoot at another motorist. >> reporter: now, the victim driving that mitsubishi spent several hours here at the state police barracks giving a description of that suspect before leaving just a few minutes ago. we can tell you state police may have a composite sketch of this suspect in the coming days. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, chris. >>> hopefully we get that person off the streets. >>> on your radar tonight a coastal storm things are calm but ultimate doppler radar shows the trouble looming we're about to get soaked and this storm is going impact your weekend. let's get straight to meteorologist kathy orr. >> yes, unfortunately, it is going to linger into the weekend. a change in the forecast here. ultimate doppler you can see a few scattere scattered spotty ss moving through the region but most of it drizzle and mist but we have this

when you are young, putting shoes out there in plymouth valley -- phil: the babe magnet.hter] charlie: you saw no argument that he would not build a great shoe company. phil: i thought we could succeed. and i thought that in that class, that seem a lot of companies start from the beginning to become great, i thought that is what we would do. charlie: you had a mortgage on your house, wife, three-year-old kid that might make you careful. but you are not careful. phil: i was not careful. i had a dream. i was going there. charlie: with all of this money, which you are giving away, really wonderful -- the largest donation to stanford, $400 million. and the university of oregon, do not tell. michigan or elsewhere. but at the same time, do you still have dreams? with all the money, fame, the success? phil: yeah, you never want to give up on those. i hope i never give up on those. i still have great aspirations for the company itself. that is my real novel, my real painting. i will step down this year, but i am not going anywhere. i will keep my office. well, i think it is a lot

he still lives in plymouth meeting with his wife, child, now probably six years old.ill has nightmares. it was his first train ride. he was in the cafe car. and he still wakes up in the middle of the night going get me out of here, get me out of here. he was trapped in that cafe carp. but he is a live to talk about it a year later. then listen to there is you know by now, jenn fred is at the cankes film festival in the south of france. guess who she is interviewing right now? >> who? >> justin timberlake. >> really? >> producer jessica kline. >> there is timberlake. >> there he is. so, that interview going on right now, because what, six, seven hours ahead of us over there in the south of france. so we will at least have a still of the two of them together then probably run the whole thing tape tomorrow. >> what was i going to tell you about? >> empire? >> oh, empire last night? somebody got shot. >> what? >> spoiler alert. >> no. no, no. we new that was coming. >> okay? >> if you watch this show a lot you new that was coming you just didn't know who it was. and i hav

. >> transit police say officers in plymouth township have a suspect in custody in connection with officer miller's hit and run. >>> in philadelphia's fair hill neighborhood police are looking for two men who stabbed another man in the back. it happened early yesterday morning in the intersection of the front and clear field streets. officials say that the men stabbed the 39 year-old victim several times. he was taken to temple university hospital and authority expect him to recover. that is good news. the as for two men accused in this they took off on foot in, word on a motive. >>> one person is dead after shooting in kingsessing, police were called to the 5200 block of wood land for a reported shooting just after 5:00 yesterday morning. when they got there they found a man dead in the passenger seat of a minivan. officers have not release that had victim's name. if you have any information call the police. >>> in new jersey a young man has died after getting buck off a broncho in the rodeo. this happened in front of the thousands of spectators including the parents of the rider. this wa

. >> i would also like to commend the conduct of deputy plymouth county sheriff james creed.e prevented further carnage from occurring by his actions. >> reporter: family members say de rosa has long suffered from mental illness and depression and that he sought out psychiatric care on monday. in town ton, massachusetts, molly line, fox news. >>> plans are now underway build a new holocaust memorial in center city. fox 29 at the location of the future memorial today at 16th and benjamin franklin parkway. plans for the plaza unveiled publicly for the first time today. there's currently a statue on the corner of 16th and arch called the monument to 6 million jewish martyrs but the site will be expanded one local holocaust survive hopes this new memorial can ensure we don't repeat the past. >> if we do what is planned to do, it will bring it out into the open and when people read what it meant and why it's the there, maybe, maybe and i'm hoping that we can prevent genocide throughout the world. >> the holocaust memorial will also have eternal flame. >>> some people find them cut

in poororn in 1918 circumstances in plymouth, michigan which was a rundown railroad town. of course, now it is a suburb of detroit. but then, not a nice place at all. he grow up and this not nice place, but he grew up in a not nice place of a not nice place. on the wrong side of the tracks. he knew nothing but poverty. one, but imaginative he knew nothing the party until his adult years. he didn't know anything but poverty until his ago years. he studied in saint andrews and his late 20's. he earned what would be ,onsidered wpa -- double phd wrote his dissertation, came back to america in 1952 and from 1953 until the goldwater fiasco of 1964, was the celebrity among all conservatives. time magazine named him one of the 10 or 15 most important intellectuals in the west. he had become very close friends with t.s. eliot in 1953, and they were a strong influence on one another and the new york times had said they would follow kirk no matter what, not because they agreed with him but they found him adjusting. kurt came up right away was six point. he argued there was six points

the next month she missed in she missed in plymouth with her welfare caseworker because the letter announcing the appointment is mailed to 19 straight. her caseworker type something into the computer and a 628-dollar a month welfare check was cut a were two months behind and arlene got the pink papers, the eviction. milwaukee is a city of 105,000 renter households and in that city landlords evict 16,000 people every year. that's about 40 people a day if it did in the milwaukee. these numbers up on the screen, they are only former court-ordered evictions. these are fictions to go through the court but there are other ways cheaper and quicker ways for landlord to displace a family. the landlord will pay you $200 yet does let you use every of your art by sunday. we worked really hard on the survey to capture all those things, to capture those informal addictions that they'll go to the court, the form of evictions that do. landlord for closures and building condemnations, what happened to arlene and when you add up all of those every two years wanted ed renters in the city of milwaukee is evicted

he was born in 1918 in very poor circumstances in plymouth, michigan, which was then a kind of run-down railroad town and now of course a nice suburb of detroit. not a nice place at all. and not only did he grow up in this not nice place but he grew up in the not nice place of the not nice place. he grew up on the wrong side of the tracks and certainly knew nothing but poverty, even though it was a very intellectual and imaginative one, he knew nothing of poverty until his adult years. he didn't go off to study at the university of st. andrews until he was in his very late 20s. and then he earned what would be considered double ph.d., wrote his dissertation, "the conservative mind", came back to america in 1952, and then from about 1953 up until the goldwater fiasco of 1964, was kind of the celebrity among all conservatives. "time" magazine named him one of the 10 or 15 most important intellectuals in the west. certainly, he'd become very close friends with t.s. eliot, and they were a strong influence on one another, and the new york times had said they would follow kirk no matter what,

murdering their parents the prosecutor said this case will focus on the mode of for those killings the plymouth rehearing is now scheduled for monday to see there's no evidence to send this case to trial police saw looking for a missing 17 you're a girl who was last seen at her high school and we just off the phone with the girl's mother he was what we know right now she was wearing a light blue hooded sweatshirt a black pants and flops half and said she told a friend of the she was not feeling well and she left school early and they think they should have gone awry home with a friend her family is asking people who live in the 2000 block of artist drive to check video surveillance in alameda county firefighters recovering after battling this fire in san leandro the 55% of these pictures of the fire and broke out of multistory home on the extreme. >>darya: 15 fire was hospitalized with injuries that they're expected to build and lawyers to dinner stubblefield said they have a big announcement of some sort to make little on this morning about the former 49 a briefcase and did not elaborate so we

. >>> as for driver transit police say officers in plymouth township have a suspect in custody in connection with miller's hit and run. mike and alex, now back to you. >>> controversy in ohio this morning after cincinnati zoo shot and killed a gorilla to protect a young boy that had fallen into the enclosure. >> yeah, the four year-old boy fell about 10 feet basically into a mote. somehow gotten into this enclosure. 400-pound gorilla raced over to the boy and began, well, protecting him at first but then started to drag him around the even close another through the water. zoo's dangerous animal response unit was called and since the boy was in a life threatening situation they decided to shoot and kill the 17 year-old grill a they say a frank lighter would have taken too long and might have made situation more dangerous. family of boy has released a statement saying that the child is at home and doing fine. in fact the child never screamed or cried but remained very calm, i don't know how. >>> investigation or working to determine a motive after a shoot-out in the neighborhood kills two and

at the schuylkill eastbound at city avenue looking darn good for schuylkill, we have an accident, plymouthermantown pike at alden road, road is partially block right now and we will let you know when that clears. we will go nine on the schuylkill a approaching schuylkill, boulevard. interstate i-95, 21 on the vine. twenty-six the blue route. moving in the the north bound direction toward route one, brooke over to you. >>> our next update at 8:55. ahead on cbs this morning how getting high can help the aches and pains have of getting old, i'm brooke thomas, good morning. i say we own it.xperience become something to hide? lose all that negativity. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terrible black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". ge

last year the owner and operator of the pilgrim nuclear power plant in plymouth, massachusetts, after facing severe losses and revenue and plagued by serious -- in revenue and plagued by serious safety concerns, announced that the plant would be decommissioned by 2019. since coming to congress, i've been concerned about the safety of pilgrim's day to day operations, as well as the security of its spent fuel storage. following the announcement, i've worked with state and local representatives from southeastern massachusetts to prioritize the safety of the decommissioning process, security of the plant spent fuel, and displacement of over 600 workers employed at this site. just this week, the attention is focused on the recent report that revealed that the pilgrim nuclear power station came up short yet again during the investigation of their follow-through on critical systems maintenance. while this infraction ultimately falls on the responsibility of entergy, it's equally important that the n.r.c. has the necessary resources to address concerns as they arise, including through coopera