the porch was not deemed outdoor space by the u.s.d.a.er an appeal, tntry hen was told that the porch did comply, anthat one decision about one small farm had big repercussions in the industry. >> we never had the intention to create any kind of a loophole or... we were talking abt our farm individually and what worked best for here. t>> i think the u.s.d.a. time took pity on their situation, and nobody ever imagined what would happen with the scale. >> reporter: jesse laflamme is the co-owner and chief executive farmer of pete and gerry's in nearby new hampshire. it's one of the biggest organic oducers in the country. he says once big factory-style farms, like this one in, michigarted building porches for their hens, thefl market becamded with eggs labeled organic that most consumers would consider far from that.om >>enterprising very large egg producers saw an opportunity to bend the rules, if you will, or take advantage of unclear rules, ambiguous rules and... and ild to scale. >> reporter: pete and gerry's raises its own hens, but als

they were left on porches and dropped off.of austin and comprised of a trip wire which acted as a switch. he is showing you three different types of delivery systems, three different types of victim activated bombs. i could see it on law enforcement faces today. they are worried and concerned and trying to get out in front of this. >> back in the 1970s, there were significant numbers of bombings in the united states. radical groups and the like. it's not something we have really seen much over the last several years. correct me if i'm wrong. >> no, that's true. but many of those bombings, many of them directed at law enforcement. i think maybe people considered law enforcement a worthy target from people's beliefs. but in this case when you put these on, you know, random porches or trip wires that anybody could literally detonate the bomb just going through, it's more of a to whom it may concern or to anybody. and then now with the going to distribution centers, a fedex or, you know, sending them by the mails, you know, it's g

roof, thee low-slung hundred foot front porch. and each of the eight bedrooms have their own sleeping porch. the bungalow style was selected by reynolds because it was considered to be a healthy house. the bungalow style was the most popular home in america. maybe they were not as big as the one behind us, which is 60 room bungalow. we are quite a take you inside and tail you -- and tell you about the history about reynolds, the home they built and the stories of this place. >> you would have entered the house through this door, and come into the middle of things. there is this large reception hall with the pocket doors open. it is the center of activity. the children would have been here doing homework, with butlers and maids passing through. taking a couple of colors in this room, the red orange, the blue-green, and having that same run through the room. evokingor scheme was the ballet, and one of the writers saying i am tired of seeing everything red orange and blue green. tied to camel cigarettes and the pyramid's on the cigar

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i went out to the back porch and i swear all of madison park was there. all the people who had done jobs on the site to help me save money for college, the retired teachers who had tutored me every day after school, the minister of the baptist church in my own methodist church were there in my minister came up and gave me an envelope. i later learned it was about $150 that the congregation had collected in a special offering just to support means i went away to school. he gave me the envelope. another lady gave me as if she was making a sacrificial claim to god as a container of collard greens just in case they didn't have collard greens and scotland. the minister said a prayer and after the prayer was said and he took out a map which he won over to the hood of the car and laid out the map and she said show me scotland. proudly i approached the car ready to show her scotland and i looked at the map and the map was of montgomery alabama. and b. bea had never been outside of montgomery alabama let alone alabama let alone the united states and it occurred to

there she used to use manage the porch to look at the was done on the porch it's a good look at the good with the snow we don't need to store it. i was sure john was very neat and we could only stand there and watch. here's what we know about the winter cherry retail complex that opened in twenty thirteen in the city center in a four story building that had previously been a confectionery factory in addition to a children's play area seems that two cinemas and a petting zoo run turned around and were also killed in the disaster in. aftermath of the fire the city's canceled all entertainment and cultural events now is a mark of respect for those who lost their lives the region's declared three days of mourning people are also bringing flowers candles and perhaps most poignantly toys to the shopping center he goes down offers in camera for us and sent us this report. it seems that every single person in this town have come to this cell phone providers to vigil just outside the shopping mall to lay flowers bring toys in light the candles for many holding back the tears is simply too much of

porch pirates ..the menace to society this one struck in the city of belmont, right smack in the middlef day i was expecting some packages and when i checked on amazon and it said delivered i asked the gardener if he had seen seen any packages this is the victim, he doesn't want to use his name but after checking his ring camera he noticed two things i found there were like two suspicious recordings on around 10 in the morning and one around noon the first was the actual amazon delivery to this sleepy neighborhood the second was this someone else running up to the doorbell and picking up the package that someone wasn't alone, there was a getaway driver behind the wheel of a pickup truck with the engine still running waiting to bail in the bed of the pickup was construction material and apparently a ladder this was his first time being a victim of porch pirates.. so he never felt unsafe about leaving packages but now everything has changed living down here and working in the city, i always hear from my coworkers that they have to ship packages to their office because it's not safe to shi

i went out to the back porch i swear all of medicine park was there all the people that had given me jobs on the side to save money for college, the retired teachers who to me every day after school the minister at the baptist church and my minister came up to give me an envelope it was very thick and i later learned it was $150 the congregation had collected special offering just to support me going away to school he gave me the envelope another gave me one like a sacrificial gift to god of her collard greens just in case they didn't have those in scotland the minister said a prayer and after the prayer there was a map and she went to the hood of the car to say show me scotland. probably i approached the car to show her scotland and looked at the map and it was of montgomery alabama. and to be had never been outside of montgomery alabama let alone the united states so this was like sending an astronaut to outer space and with me were going that only their prayers but their hopes and aspirations in their dream imagining the unknown and then i was reminded to whom much is given, much

i went out to the back porch and i swear all of madison park was there. all the people who gave me little jobs on the side to help save money for college. the retired teachers who tutored me every day after school. the minister of the baptist church and my minister came up gave me an envelope. it's very thick. i later learned it was about a hundred $50 that the congregation collected in a special offering to support me as i went away to school. he gave me the envelope. another lady gave me a cool whip container of collard greens just in case they didn't have them in scotland. someone started to saying, the minister said a prayer and after the prayer was said on took out a map and went over to the hood of the car and said show me scotland. probably i approach the car ready to show her scotland. i looked at the map of the map was of montgomery alabama. on b had never been outside of montgomery alabama. let alone the united states. it dawned on me, that my going to scotland was like sending an astronaut to outer space. with me were not only going their praye

for two hours my grandparents and i sat on the back porch and you would've thought of papered drive was taking place. someone walked by 1935 almanac protecting weather. in 1972 life magazine and jet magazine. volume l11 cyclopedia botanica britannica. whatever you want to know that begins without, i am your guy. someone also brought by a volume of english verse minus its table of contents but richly shown with shakespeare and yates. there is a time when metal grove and stream and a every common site, apparel in the dream, as it is it no more than this i know for air i go there is passed away glory from the earth. they came by the molly house every day for two years to tutor a little turtle back into the rabbit hole. it began with four basic reception every day. this is the house that your grandfather's grandfather built. he was a slave who believed in the american dream. you have to memorize the american constitution and the declaration of independence. the whole thing? we will start with a preamble. every day at the beginning of every tutorial i had just cite the preamble to the declar

my front porch was covered with a thin layer of ice. i had packed all my belongings the day before, and the entranceway was clutteredded with bags and boxes. before dawn bundled in two coats, a pair of gloves, a hat and pair of boots, i staggered outside carrying box after box to my car. hester stood shivering on the front porch, her eyes roaming from the boxes to the car. come on, girl, i said to her when i fuzz wered. she gotted out the front steps, out the gate and directly in my backseat. jesus, i said. and then, we're going home, girl. hester flicked her tail. on the way out i checked the mailbox one last time. inside was a book a friended had recently mentioned to me, "wall flower at the orgy" with a sticky note on the front that said take good care. i put the book on top of one of the boxes and made a final run to campus to return my student papers, and then hester and i headed south. for hours we wrote past snow-covered fields until finally the ground became wavy again, then rocky and jagged. twelve hours later, we hit the smoki

the packages on their porch. and when they picked them up or in the second incident when they opened it up, both of them detonated. the one that happened this afternoon was in a little bit of a later hour, but under the same circumstances. >> martha: we pointed out, you were out there telling people what to be cautious of. your hearts must have just sunk when they said, chief, we have another one. a 17-year-old boy who just died one exploded in his hands. >> yes, i cannot explain to you what that feeling is like. because we are trying to get the message out as quickly as possible, letting people know that based on what we had to happen march 2nd, which we thought was an isolated incident and then would happen this morning prayed we realize the importance of getting the message out quickly. and in the process of that to hear that we did have a third incident occur was very troubling given that we now lost two lives. >> martha: it is horrible. you have talked about surveillance, on the video surveillance is there a

was going to break they put so much food on the porch for those people that are hungry.visit the sad and the lonely just don't visit them right after the accident because people forget. the little things that can really matter. i believe the future of our country rests on us not the governor, the president, not the big shots if it is anything from westerville we unleash a power that can change everything. because the hope is in us. no i'm really excited about the millennial's a talk about the gen x and a news commentator said i am gen x i said that is fake news. [laughter] but these millennial's have learned from our mistakes they are more inspired by meaning then money they seek community more than personal gain they have a global view of the local mission. florida. parkland. these millennial's and gen xers went to work on the art of the impossible not the possible. i was interviewed by one the other day she kept saying why can't you just do this? she said why can't you do this? no matter what i said she said why can't you do this russian mark i admire that. why can't w

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. >> i was on my back porch and heard the zblablast. >> killing two and injuring five more.still at large with no suspect name. >> typically people who do these type of bombs through the mail et cetera tend to be loaners, tend to be isolated, tend to be very angry. a guy thatlies alone or with a parent or on a basement of a house or on a farm outside austin, all of the above are possible. >> tonight authorities and first responders on high alert after an old military ordinance accidentally went off at a good will in the city. >> this incident is not related to any of the other incidents we've had here in austin. we want to reiterate to the community if you see something suspicious, if you have a suspicious box, suspicious package, that you continue to call 911. >> the latest attack early tuesday morning, a postal worker injured when a package bomb exploded at this fedex if distribution center an hour outside of austin. authorities telling abc news another explosive device has been found undebtonated in austin where this morning's bomb was shipped from. >> unexploded bomb are

i thought the porch was going to break. and put so many food on the porch for those people who are hungry. this visit the sad and the lonely and people forget. a little thing can really matter. and i believe that the future of our country rests on us, not the governor, not the president, not the big shots, it's on us and if there is anything we have seen in west terville that when we are together, we unleash a power that can changering. you see the hope is in us, it's in us. what i'm excited is the illenials and i talk about the exrngeners and one commentator said i'm a millenial, and i said that's fake news. they are more inspired by meaning than they are by money. and they seek community more than personal gain. they have a global view, but a local mission. kids.a, parkland, those d these millenials and these want to work. i was interviewed by one the other day and said why can't you just do this? and she said why can't you do this? and no matter what i said, she said, why can't you do this? i admire that. why can't we do

porch pirates ..the menace to society this one struck in the city of belmont, right smack in the middleexpecting some packages and when i checked on amazon and it said delivered i asked the gardener if he had seen seen any packages this is the victim, he doesn't want to use his name but after checking his ring camera he noticed two things i found there were like two suspicious recordings on around 10 in the morning and one around noon the first was the actual amazon delivery to this sleepy neighborhood the second was this someone else running up to the doorbell and picking up the package that someone wasn't alone, there was a getaway driver behind the wheel of a pickup truck with the engine still running waiting to bail in the bed of the pickup was construction material and apparently a ladder this was his first time being a victim of porch pirates.. so he never felt unsafe about leaving packages but now everything has changed living down here and working in the city, i always hear from my coworkers that they have to ship packages to their office because it's not safe to ship it whereve

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a 75-year-old hispanic woman picked up a package on her porch. it also exploded.on right now. >> have police said anything about who they think is behind this? >> reporter: well, they stress this is very, very early in the investigation. but because those first two homes targeted both belonged to african-americans, the police chief today said -- and i quote -- he said, we cannot rule out that hate is at the core of this. but, again he stressed we are in the very, very early stages of this investigation. the fbi is now on the scene. the atf is on the scene. they are trying to figure out very quickly who might be behind this before another attack happens obviously. now, listen to what that chief of police had to say about who they think they might be looking for. >> we have an individual that has the ability to construct these bombs and to have them successfully detonate and cause what we've seen so far, serious injury and loss of life. we are not calling it a serial bomber, but we have a pattern of instances that have occurred in the community that we're very conce

porch pirates ..the menace to society this one struck in the city of belmont, right smack in the middleg some packages and when i checked on amazon and it said delivered i asked the gardener if he had seen seen any packages this is the victim, he doesn't want to use his name but after checking his ring camera he noticed two things i found there were like two suspicious recordings on around 10 in the morning and one around noon the first was the actual amazon delivery to this sleepy neighborhood the second was this someone else running up to the doorbell and picking up the package that someone wasn't alone, there was a getaway driver behind the wheel of a pickup truck with the engine still running waiting to bail in the bed of the pickup was construction material and apparently a ladder this was his first time being a victim of porch pirates.. so he never felt unsafe about leaving packages but now everything has changed living down here and working in the city, i always hear from my coworkers that they have to ship packages to their office because it's not safe to ship it wherever their

they believe they were left on front porches in the middle of the night. >> these devices can explode in many ways, either by being moved or opened. if you see something that's out of place, do not handle it. >> reporter: federal and local authorities searching for surveillance video in these neighborhoods. they have no description of the suspect. >> you have heard something, however trivial you may believe it to be, that may be the piece of information that we need to crack this case. >> alex perez joins us live tonight from the scene of the third bomb. and alex, authorities are not ruling out the possibility of a hate crime? >> reporter: that's right. authorities still on the scene here. investigator says a possible hate crime is one of the possibilities on the table right now. two of the victims were black, one of them was hispanic. authorities say at this point, they're not ruling anything out. david? >> alex perez leading us off on a monday night. >>> now, to new reporting this evening after that awful helicopter crash here in new york city. the final images of the five passenger

it showed one of the suspects walking up to the porch and he took off in a gray pickup truck.onight police are looking for him and his get away driver. >>> some first time home buyers in antioch are getting $45,000 to buy a house, and they'll never have to pay it back. it was standing room only at this workshop where people were applying for the money to get the 45 grand. you must live in the home you buy for at least five years and it must be in antioch. you also have to meet some income qualifications. many of the people who showed up today are life long renters, including one woman who has been doing it for 56 years. >> i'd like to actually become a homeowner and stop putting my finances into bags with holes. >> there's a lot of people in our community paying rent right now, and the truth is if they were to buy the home they lived in with a mortgage, their payments would go down. >> the free money is first come first serve and they only have enough for the first hundred people that qualify. >>> the san jose quakes are hoping the most important match tonight didn't take plac

police say packages were not sent by mail but were left on front porches in the middle of the night and they say the devices show a certain amount of sophistication and are powerful enough to cause extensive damage inside the homes. >> these devices can explode in many ways, either by being moved or by being opened. if you see something out of place, do not handle it. >> some good advice right there. and the latest bombings coincide with the south by southwest festival in austin which, of course, brings 400,000 people to that city. but neither explosion was near the festival's events. >>> new developments this morning in the poisoning of a former russian spy in england. secretary of state rex tillerson is now speaking out saying the nerve agent used in the attack clearly came from russia. british prime minister theresa may is demanding that russia explain how and why its former russian spy was poisoned in england by the end of the day today. she says the attack was either directed by russia or the kremlin lost control of the poison. russia called may's accusations part of a circus show.

each time the packages were not september by mail, but left on the front porches in the middle of thehese devices can explode in many ways, either by being moved or opened. if you see something that is out of place, do not handle it. >> reporter: federal and local authorities searching for surveillance video in the neighborhoods, they have no suspect description and are also trying to determine a motive. advi investigators are trying to collect as much physical evidence as possible, a lengthy and painstaking process. steven romo, abc news, austin, texas. >> and all of this playing out during the popular south by southwest conference that is there. authorities are saying this is probably not linked at all to any of the activities happening there at the conference. >>> our other big story this morning a major storm moving up to the east coast. >> it's expected to bring light snow as north as new york but eastern new england, as much as two feet of snow. >> let's look at milford, new hampshire expecting up to a foot of snow. already has a little bit of snow on the ground. as you can see

clean up and i went to grab them and one of them slipped out of my grip and it smashed on our back porchps. >> and made a lot of noise. >> yeah, it did. yep. >> but detective carbon wasn't buying tom's explanation. the boys were playing over by this barn? >> yes. >> and how far is that to the house? >> it's approximately 75 yards. >> mr. foley claimed he with was dropping a window. would that sound have penetrated that far? >> in my opinion, that couldn't have happened. >> police also say they carefully searched that area around the back porch. >> there was no glass that we could see when we looked at the scene on that particular night as well as the next day. >> for dar's sisters, the writing was by now on the wall. they were certain of their brother-in-law's guilt. >> we went over every case we could come up with to not make it tom. >> i think tom resented dar and that he couldn't be a man. i think it kind of ate at him, and he couldn't take it anymore. >> people get divorced for that reason. >> he didn't divorce her because he's a selfish coward. he wanted heath. he wanted the house.

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i thought the porch was going to break as the neighbors had put so much food on the top of the porchfor those people who are hungry. visit the sad and the lonely. and just don't visit them right after the accident, because people forget. the little things can really matter. and i believe that the future of our country rests on us. not the governor, not the president, not the big shots. it's on us. and if there's anything we've seen in westerville, that when we are together, we unleash a power that can change everything. you see, the hope is in us. it's in us. now, what i'm really excited about are the millennials. i keep talking about the gen-xers and the millennials. and one of these news commentators on sunday said, you know, john, i'm a gen-xer. i said, that's fake news if i've ever heard it. but these millennials have learned from our mistakes. they're more inspired by meaning than they are by money. they see community more than personal gain. they have a global view but a local mission. florida, parkland, those kids. these millennials and these gen-xers, they want to work on the

first of all, those packages dropped on porches. then the trip wire. then these packages sent through the mail. people we were talking to in austin tonight said, what's next? we don't want to go to malls. what if he changes his m.o. again and starts hitting crowds. people here are 1k5iscared. >> appreciate your reporting. we'll continue checking in with you. i wa tonight go to ed lavandera who is where that single unexploded bomb was found at a fedex facility. ed, explain where this facility is in austin and what you know about the device that was found. >> reporter: well, we are in southeast austin in a fedex delivery dispatch center. you can see the large complex behind me. this is where trucks come, pick up packages, and then fan out throughout the city. we are near the international airport here, and just after 6:00 this morning, investigators from the police department and fbi and atf showed up here after employees discovered a suspicious package. they spent much of the day here, and this was also just hours after another package exploded at anoth

a man named anthony house opened a package on his front porch and exploded and killed him. police investigated it. austin police chief says a 17-year-old was killed this morning after a package was left on the front door step. a women he was with was injured. the police says the two incidents are related. now we're at a reported third explosion has been reported. no word if they're related. the chief also said he could not rule out the first two are hate crimes because the recipients were african american families. the chief stressed, shep, if you see any sort of suspicious package, don't open it. it's not worth it. >> shepard: casey, have the authorities described if they look the same, any characteristics other than if they're on the door step be careful? >> they did said this morning, didn't appear that this were any sort of specific markings, like any sort of company or postal service. the postal service said they did not come from them. so as far as we know, it's just a blank package. we're hearing from some sources that it's handwritten, the recipient is handwritten.

misused to use minors the porch to look at the wrist on the porch is to good to get the good with the snow if we don't do it. i was sure john would burn him and we could only stand there and watch. here's what we know about the winter cherry rates how complex it opened five years ago in the city center and a building that had previously been a confectionery factory in addition to a children's play area it also had to cinemas and a petting zoo around two hundred on them. also killed in the disaster and the aftermath of the fire the city has canceled all entertainment and cultural events as a mark of respect for those who've lost their lives the region has declared three days of mourning people also bringing flowers candles and perhaps most poignantly toys. for us. the latest in this story is the preliminary results of the probe by the russian investigative committee and apparently the shopping mall was both built and operated amid some very severe fire safety violations more moreover one of the security guards apparently disabled the fire prevention system before the blaze broke out. e

these two found a package on their front porch, they picked it up and took it inside, and while theyning it in the kitchen, it exploded. this all happening around 6:45, around the same time another man was killed ten days ago by that package left on his porch. apd reclassified that first case as a homicide and they're saying these cases are connected. they do not know the motive, but both targeted have been african-american, at least with the case ten days ing a and the one here in east austin. police saying they are not ruling out a hate crime but are not saying that's the case right now, just something they're looking into. and then the second situation just before lunchtime today, another call of an explosion. the police chief literally sprinted to his vehicle to head to the second scene today. he went straight there. it's about five and a half miles south from here. and the austin police department is about to give a briefing on the scene there. we have another crew and we'll bring you any new information. >> erin, quickly, do you have any idea what the packages look like? can yo

i said but my confirmation showed it was not on my porch. but they did take care of me and the package. >> and they were like happy new year. we know your birthday is in january, happy birthday instead. >> happy unbirthday. >> all in one. >> i guess it's probably one of my only perks of still living in an apartment complex, parcel pending. >>> if you guys have packages being delivered today and don't have a porch, hopefully you have somebody to pick it up because it will be raining later today and you don't want whatever is in that box to get wet. right now in san jose it's 46 degrees and our doppler radar is showing light scattered showers. you can actually see this in our traffic camera as well, you can catch some of that rain out on the roadways. even though some spots aren't seeing the rain we're seeing dark cloudy skies out there. we're expecting gray skies to continue. here is an overall look at the doppler radar. i wanted to show you the wider range, this shows you the incoming rain that's going to move in tonight and look at just off

the 39-year-old african-american man saw a package on his front porch early one morning.d it up, it exploded and he died of his injuries within an hour of that blast. then, as you say, yesterday morning again very early in the morning a 17-year-old high school student saw a package on his porch. he brought it into the house. he tried to open it in the kitchen. it exploded killing him almost instantly and injuries another woman. she is expected to survive. now just as the police were giving these details out to the public, a couple hours later, lunchtime yesterday, a third attack on this street behind me, 75-year-old hispanic woman picked up a package on her porch. it exploded. she is in stable but critical condition. now, the m.o. in all of these attacks very similar. police believe that both packages hand delivered overnight and not delivered by the u.s. postal service or any other delivery service, hand delivered overnight. they are looking for a cctv camera footage to see who may have delivered them. they also say two of the victims knew each other. the stepfather and

the first ones were placed on the front porch of these homes.hen you had the one with the tripwire and then the ones sent through fedex, why the different variations? >> when you look at serial bombers, we haven't had that many, they have done that, gravitated, evolved, changed. if you look at theodore kaczynski, half of his bombs were mailed, half were placed but by the time we were into the 1994-95 time frame, being effective at killing people which he wanted to do his bombs were much smaller in a much smaller package and much more lethal. we learned through experimentation if you look at the olympic bomber eric robert rudolph he learned as he went through his spree from the olympic bombing. >> we are looking at a live shot in austin, texas where possibly the bomber has been located. we will monitor the situation and bring it to you as more develops and we want to thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. we will be right back. that'll crack this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy

they told my great-grandmother to gather her whole family on the front porch of their house, from elderly people to little babies. there were more than 17 of them. they said you all have to leave. my grandmother said no. the nazis brutally machine-gunned down every single one of them. my great-grandmother, my friends, could not have imagined that one day there would be a country for jews. the idea seemed like an absurdity in that world. jews had been scattered to the winds, foreigners in their own country, derided by their neighbors. we were scapegoats. forbidden to farm or become academics. second-class citizens throughout our history. just imagine. just imagine. if you could go back and tell the jews that one day there would be a jewish state of israel. imagine if you could tell the russian jew chased from town to town by angry mobs and burning torches that one day we would have a state he could seek refuge and live like anybody else. imagine if you could whisper to the polish jew who they came for one day and loaded on a train, separated from his family, forced to labor day after day a

police say the packages not sent in the mail, they believe they were left on porches in the middle of the night. >> these devices can explode in many ways, by being moved or being opened. if you see something out of place, do not handle it. >> reporter: federal and local authorities are searching for surveillance video in these neighborhoods. they have no description of the suspect. >> if you heard something, however trivial you may believe it to be, that may be the piece of information that we need to crack this case. >> reporter: and investigators say a hate crime is one of the possibilities on the table right now. two of the victims were black, one hispanic. authorities say at this point they are not ruling anything out. >>> warriors head coach steve kerr joined bay area congressman ro khanna to talk about gun violence. they spoke with students a the a town hall meeting at newark memorial high school. kerr is an outspoken advocate for gun control. he called on the young people in the audience to take on the issue. >> this is pretty simple. let's see if we can do something about it.

americans to prevent a trade war not just for europe's sake but for all affected countries under the porch. the e.u. has already prepared a list of over two hundred u.s. products that could face vitale atory import taxes but first brussel plans to take the matter to the world trade organization in the hope it might make trump change his mind obviously it's doubtful whether it will be possible to explain to the u.s. that this will be damaging mostly to themselves we can't forget that a big part of his trade policy has little to do with trade it's a chance for trump to score points against his domestic rivals holes on the high model and gets two points in europe and japan left the meeting empty handed which countries might receive exemptions from the u.s. will require more negotiations. the government of slovakian prime minister robert fits under severe pressure this weekend after tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets across the country on friday they're calling for fit so and his ministers to step down after the murder of investigative journalist could siac and his fiance last

from the presidents back porch of aspen is the only that you would see that the book does a great job of describing this. >> you lived there as commander. maybe get a little snippet of a day in your life. is this about the balance of a family anthefamily and the leadp lessons but here you are a family living inside of the came camp and as we all said, we have a modest house in the great yard. it was great fodder for college essays by thehe way. take your young children who lived inside a gated community that's not the kind they are used to and there are no neighbors. i was a little nervous about snowballs and no snowmen and maintaining your keys and cues and they get it, but think about a young family trying to raise two daughters getting out in the middle of the night to catch a school bus down the hill that is the balance i felt in this job all the time, i always felt in the middle. that was the moment where you are balancing leaving the command of sailors and marines but also knowing that you may have fascinating guests on the weekend but tuesday, wednesday, thursday there is t no

porch.saw what i think was a black cat and he got cornered. >> so that dog's getaway lasted more than an hour. if the owner doesn't come forward, a lot of folks are looking to adopt it. i think they'll call him lucky. >>> don't forget, we're still expecting scattered showers, yes, more hail. don't be surprised if it catches you later tonight. >> and keep the umbrellas handy. >> and the cameras, too. ♪ ♪ >>> we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >>> there it is, can you feel it? the carpet has been rolled out. we spoke to jimmy kimmel yesterday, he is loose and ready to go. we're just two days away from the oscars. happy friday, we made it! we're both going to be there on the carpet on sunday. so much to talk about. to get oscar ready. we're going to talk oscar fashion with the all-stars. also who should win? who will win? and a lot of categories. >> you never know what the academy, what they're going to do, plus meghan treanor is here. and michelle monahan is with us as well.

on the back porch of his house in virginia, where he was using it to store salted ham and tools and chicken feed. recognized -- was fortunately, it was recognized for what it was by early antiques dealers, working through the south and trying to recover these objects from obscurity. it was brought to market and found its way to frank wharton, the museum founder. it was the first object frank acquired. he acquired it in 1949, decades before he decided to found mesda . in 1965 whereere we opened, and it remains one of the most important and iconic objects in our collection. these next few galleries really tell the story of the chesapeake the region that surrounds the bay, maryland, virginia, and northeastern carolina. our real strength in our collection. as we move out of the 17th century and into the 18th century, what we begin to see is how the styles of places like london and edinburgh are having an impact throughout the entire south. you begin to see not just people coming for land, but also trades men, professional cabinetmakers, sessional artists coming to the south -- professional arti