item f commissioner clinch would you like me to go to item f new appeals and order of abatement rhode island street owner of record christine and action requested by appellant appellant requests the ab reverse the fees or modify the order of abatement for 5 slash 32 rhode island good morning first of all i'd like to say i'm happen. >> oh, we'll hear from the department first. >> sorry about that. >> i've not been here before. >> no problem for everyone in the audience i apologize the order is to have the department speak for their you have 7 minutes and the appellant court has 7 minutes and each of side minutes for renewal. >> the item on 530 thank you very much. >> you're welcome 530 rhode island street to the owner of the building violation relates to concrete and retaining walls along the property line this is collapsed and urban save the it happened on may 20th of last year relating u resulting in an order of abatement and no permits filed to deal with the violation we ask you uphold the order of abatement that concludes my report. >> is the retaining wall in the rear yard or front. >> r

in rhode island. >> he was running for governor of rhode island.quite. the morning after he made that announcement on this show, i'm running as an independent, he took it back the next day. it's not that he didn't mean he was running, it's just that he still had this job at brown. i know i said i'm running for governor. it's not what i meant yet. eventually he did reannounce his candidacy and he did win that election and become governor of rhode island. but that history gave a good reason to be skeptical when these headlines popped up. whoa! didn't see that coming, but i have to ask now, is that true or false that lincoln chafee is going to run for president? true. >> i'm lincoln chafee and i'm a democrat considering run for president of the united states. >> so it's official. it's official. he is exploring a run in 2016, because it is lincoln chafee, though, you should also keep checking. but he will be on with lawrence o'donnell the next hour on msnbc tonight. we'll be right back. it's back. the philly cheesesteak pizza. get our philly cheesestea

. >> i live in 4 thirty rhode island and my upstairs neighbor has not going to be here today, i have her information she's 432 and karen hardy is our neighbor in back at 431 we know about the wall excuse me. >> kansas sorry we have surveys done the wall that is there you can call it a we'll spans the property we've come to an agreement how to pay for it we have a final draft of final design and actually are ready to pull proprieties i wasn't certain this situation we can call permits even though the abatement appeals board is where us role the question the co-owners that is one property we have one hoa and she went to her hearing she was told that we should only be sooitd kooitd sited once we're wanting to understand why we pay two abatement foes we don't dispute it but how much 0 should we pay i'm assume there should be some ordinance or i don't know the right word it is common in the city two condos on the same property one property is one fine or is it two fines? so that's what i'd like to get clear originally my concern was there reason inspections made is it wasn't done correctl

in rhode island.ependent. >> lincoln chafee was running for governor of rhode island. [ buzzer ] not quite. the morning after he made that announcement on this show, i'm running as an independent, he took it back the next day. it's not that he didn't mean he was running, it's just that he still had this job at brown. he didn't actually mean to make the formal announcement that he was running until that swrobjob was over. i know i said i'm running for governor. it's not what i meant yet. eventually he did reannounce his candidacy and he did win that election and become governor of rhode island. but that history gave a good reason to be skeptical when these super surprise headlines popped up today. lincoln chafee considers run for 2016 democratic presidential nomination. whoa! didn't see that coming, but i have to ask now, is that true or false that lincoln chafee is maybe going to run for president? he's at least testing the waters. [ ding ] true. lincoln chafee has got himself an exploratory committee

a former senator and governor from rhode island.urprise on thursday when he threw his name into the mix. >> i'm lincoln chafee. i am a democrat considering a run for president of the united states. >> chafee has only been a democrat for two years. for most of his life he was a republican, a liberal republican. the son of long time rhode island senator john chafee. he was elected to the senate in 2000 defeated for reelection in 2006. he then became an independent, endorsed barack obama for president in 2008. and was elected governor of rhode island in 2010. he switched parties again and registered as a democrat. he is already showing a willingness to attack hillary clinton directly. saying her 2002 vote to authorize military action in iraq saying anyone who voted for war should not be president. he voted against the iraq war in 2002 t. back then he was the only republican in the senate to cast that no vote. challenge for chafee and every other democrat looking to oppose clinton is an enormous one. a recent nbc wall street poll found

joining me now from exclusive interview, former rhode island governor and senator, lincoln chafee.chafee, and i may be welcoming you to the presidential campaign, if you move from exploring to deciding. what do you need to explore in order to decide you will run for president in >> well, the law allows this first step just to get started and all the filing that is required. it's just a little easier to get started under an exploratory committee. so we'll see down the road when the official decision will be made. >> what you said to "the washington post" today sounds like it would be impossible for you to support hillary clinton if she is the democratic nominee. >> well, we'll see how it plays out over who the other candidates get in this race for the democratic nomination. i know there are several expressing interest, governor mally, senator webb. so we'll see who gets in the race and how it turns out as to who i might support if i'm not successful. i hope and expect to be successful. but that's down the road. >> it seems in the 2008 primary campaign certainly that the single bigge

langevin of rhode island. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 212 the chair recognizes the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin, and a member opposed, for five minutes. langevin: the definition of cybersecurity risk and cybersecurity purpose does not apply to actions that solely involve the violation of consumer terms of service or consumer licensing agreements this is a small but important change that will protect americans' privacy and ensure that white hat security researchers are not inadvertently monitored. the cyberdata that will help turn the tide against malicious actors are indicators of compromise. what will not help is knowing that a consumer has violated the busy teen terms of agreement or a researcher is testing software for exploitable bugs that he or she will then share with the security community. while not every terms of service violation is borne of ignorance, there's no doubt in my mind that -- the exclusion my amendment proposes is not new to this floor. both the 2012 and 2013 vers

white we need rhode island or delaware -- why do we need rhode island or delaware? there is no good reason as far as i can tell. the states of different sizes -- maybe we should think about the optimal size of the state? that would be radical. maybe get rid of states altogether. we will get to hamilton momentarily, too. in between, there is a strategy. it says we do need a government in the full sense of the term. so, we should think, we should rethink all of the central characteristics of a republican government. maybe based a little bit on the sources. we should know our montague, our locke, hobbs, machiavelli in some respects. that is the experience they can draw on in times of coming -- in terms of coming up with a strategy. so with the analysis of the sources, i will not say it is skepticism, but he is airing doubts about the wisdom of majority rule per se. madison's idea is maybe the national government should have the authority to intervene in the states individually. actually give the national government and congress what he calls the negative -- we would ca

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the thorpes are summering in rhode island. they attend parties and a host parties at their summer home. it is at one of these google gatherings that betty meets a handsome young man of 21. his family is out of the social register. -- is part of the social register. she will never name and in her diaries. i cannot give you his name for i do not know it and i have looked. she is smitten by this young man. she wrote, "i imagine myself in love with him. we were both lonely and met only twice before the love affair was over." she was only 14. she claimed she was a seduced by her amour, but she also wrote, "life is but a stage upon which to play. one's role is to pretend and always hide one's true feelings." now she has a secret she cannot even share with her diary. thus the spy is being created. what does a spy do? hold secrets, pass them on to their handlers. keep up a false front, never reveal your true feelings. mission comes above yourself. this is a good training ground for her. the family returns to washington from the summer

but at the end, and that's why i'm running, rhode island is better off.d the biggest drop of unemployment the rate of unemployment than all but four states. that's a great record of accomplishment and i'm proud of helping our cities and towns get out of bankruptcy. even our capital city of providence was eligible. that's not true today. >> a little known fact. you went to boarding school, high school with jeb bush back in the day. were you friends? what do you know about him personally? do you think he could make a good president? >> yes, we were friends. we lived in the same dorm together. we've bumped into each other the same time since. we'll see what happens coming down the road. >> do you think he would make a good president? he's not his brother, obviously. he has different views on things. >> now we have three bushes to compare, the father george w. and now jeb. we'll see how it goes down in the campaign. >> lastly you sounded like you were pretty far in this morning in our discussion. are you definitely going to run? >> well the process is to form

. >> and that was lincoln chafee a former rhode island senator and governor announcing he'll explore a run for the democratic nomination. he was a republican in the u.s. senate from 1999 to 2007 before serving one term as an independent governor. he became a democrat in 2013. within hours after coming out of the gate he was ready to take on hillary saying her senate vote for the war is a disqualifier. he voted against the war and told "the washington post" i don't think anybody should be president of the united states that made that mistake. that wasn't the only swipe. he also told "the new york times" the do nations to the clinton foundation are alarming to me. we'll speak to him ahead on "morning joe." on the republican side of the rice nearly a dozen candidates with go to the nra meeting. chris christie and senator rand paul tuesday are not invited. the nra says they cannot accommodate everyone but paul says the group is being, quote, petty because he is a member of two other guns rights groups. the kentucky senator is also facing criticism from mike huckabee with his heated inter

the gentleman from rhode island. mr. cicilline: thank you, mr. speaker. i have no additional witnesses but, again move passage of this legislation which honors a great woman that contributed so much to my great state and i thank the gentleman from georgia for his accommodation. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman yield back? mr. cicilline: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia. mr. hice: mr. speaker, i'm very much pleased to support this legislation honoring sister ann keefe lending her name to the elmwood avenue post office in poff dense, rhode island. with that, mr. speaker, i urge adoption of the bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields back his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 651. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- the gentleman from georgia. mr. hice: i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requ

rhode island, you mentioned -- is divisive in the democratic party, but there is a politics to this. the third thing is that important is not addressed in the book at all, is what is going on, that there is an opportunity for financial investors, in that in the 1970's and 1980's, private pensions were replaced with 401(k)s, and private investment schemes. the primary argument is you need to replace the pension funds in the public sector with those private investment schemes. that is largely the private investors who are pushing that the same ones who got us in the economic crisis to begin with, and they want to push governors and legislators to make the workers pay for the costs of the shortfall in terms of higher contributions, lower benefits, lower wages, and in washington state we have not had cost of living raises in the last six years, and then turned it plans to the hedge fund brokers who are going to invest that and make tons of money in fees, and they're the ones were tried to break up the unions. that is quite a deal. even by american standards, that is a shocking story, i t

everything is expensive in rhode island, my goodness., what did you find that put rhode island on that list? >> when we look at the top states, there is just a variety of issues going on. the state regulations play a part. the driving habits and, sort of patterns of people in cities play a big roll too. what we look at as consumers what can we do to save money even if we live in one of these very expensive states. unfortunately geography, location, play as really big role what we have to pay. liz: flip it over to least expensive. before we give tips to maybe bring down their bill. the least expensive states are topped on the list. we put them up in a moment. north carolina. it will cost you $481 a year compared with michigan's $1923. how does north carolina win this top spot? >> north carolina residents are paying 41% below the national average. so some unique things going on in north carolina, the rates for auto insurance are capped. so they can't go above a certain amount. also insurers there are offering a lot of discounts. so some re

amy: that his former governor and senator lincoln chafee of rhode island who may throw his hat in theing as the democrat. michelle goldberg, your response, his saying anyone who would vote for war in iraq given what has happened then and today, is not qualified to be president? >> i think there's something to that. i would save your questioning someone's judgment, i would question the judgment of someone who did not realize the republican party was in a place for decent until 2007. i think that is probably the best case that he has against her and certainly, that vote is the reason i didn't support her in 2008. but i also think if you look at who the field is, you know, i'm someone who believes the lesser of two evils is less evil. and to me, she is by far -- at a certain point, it doesn't even really matter. she is so must certainly going to be the nominee. she is going to be leagues better than whoever she is running against on the republican party. as i said, she's the kind of can meleon-like candidate. she often bows to political pressure. the worst thing about her, but also opens

we have, as you saw in rhode island, significant needs.one out of every four bridges needs repair in the state of rhode island. they can't handle today's traffic. it's just going to get worse. that's one out of four. 20% of our bridges are in this situation, and it'll be 40% by 2025, and if we don't fund them, it's just going to get worse. it doesn't stay the same. it'll take $80 million a year just for rhode island to reverse this trend. amtrak has a $70 billion state of repair for the northeast alone. $7 billion. that's a big number and that affects massachusetts and all the way down the coast. then there are other -- we're talking act the things we have to fix. we're not talking about the things we want to build. that's what's distressing about this hearing and your positions. you have proposed a plan that i think will begin to grapple with these issues and i commend you for that. if we could reauthorize appropriately and reorganize the tax and authorize committee responsibilities to come up with revenues to pass a meaningful bill, we c

my gu >> our guest represents newport and part of providence, rhode island.a democrat in his third term. graduate of brown university andeorgetow georgetown university. let me ask you for you personally, coming out you're of co one of about half a dozen openly guy members of congress. was it difficult for you on a evel a personal level?t and have you felt discrimination? >> no. i mean, i've been very fortunate. i have a wonderful and supportive family. i come from a great state. hav i think people have always judged me on my work and what eve i've done and what i believe in and what i'm fighting for. i've been very fortunate. that has not been the experience for lots of young people in this country who have had a much morethat difficult h journey. i think we're making progress asthat t a country. is but it is still the case that too mu there is too much violence and too much discrimination against members of the lgbt community. if you look at what's happening th around the erworld, there are y still many countries where it's against the law, publishable in do

governor chafee: you cannot run for office and very democratic rhode island without appealing to theple. i was reelected as the mayor in my city three times. i am very proud of that. mark: do you own any pants that are limegreen or read? -- or red? john: if you could do a close-up on the thai, that -- on that tie. you have a wife and three children. two of them are girls. if you take the female contingent, how would those people feel if you were to run for president and deny them the chance to vote for the first female democratic nominee? governor chafee: everybody wants to have a female president at some time, but you have to have the right one. elections are all about choices. she will get a lot of support because she is a woman. she has to defend her lack of accomplishments. what has this woman accomplished in her long career? not a lot comes to mind. health care debacle, the iraq war vote. as secretary of state, the world is way in worse shape. john: leave have to earn the vote of your wife and daughter -- will you have to earn the vote of your wife and daughters? governor chafee

much of rhode island's coastline here would be lost. florida -- ground zero for climate change -- would lose the entire southern region of the state. here's miami completely underwater. and here's tallahassee's new oceanfront. sea ice in the arctic, not just land ice is also in full retreat. our scientists at nasa track disappearing sea ice using satellites. since nasa started measurements in 1979, arctic ice coverage has diminished in almost all regions and seasons. the winter record low ever -- ever -- was this march. the ice is not just a feature of the arctic landscape it supports the way of life of native peoples. thinning ice dangerous to traverse threatens traditional sustenance like whale hunting. sea ice protects the shoreline from powerful ocean storms and waves. as that ice barrier fades away, land and infrastructure flood and wash away. entire villages are facing wholesale relocation, as senator murkowski from alaska has indicated on the floor. and it's the climate that has sustained them for generations that is being disrup

the thorpes are summering in rhode island. they attend parties and a host parties at their summer home. it is at one of these google gatherings that betty meets a handsome young man of 21. his family is out of the social register. -- is part of the social register. she will never name and in her diaries. i cannot give you his name for i do not know it and i have looked. she is smitten by this young man. she wrote, "i imagine myself in love with him. we were both lonely and met only twice before the love affair was over." she was only 14. she claimed she was a seduced by her amour, but she also wrote, "life is but a stage upon which to play. one's role is to pretend and always hide one's true feelings." now she has a secret she cannot even share with her diary. thus the spy is being created. what does a spy do? hold secrets, pass them on to their handlers. keep up a false front, never reveal your true feelings. mission comes above yourself. this is a good training ground for her. the family returns to washington from the summer

mark: the former governor of rhode island? senator casey: sure. mark: how about joe biden?py look him in the eye and endorse and? senator casey: we don't know who is going to be running. we have one candidate for sure and that is hillary clinton. mark: should we have a president from scranton? senator casey: i would love to have that that would be wonderful. mark: so you're basically for biden, that is what you're saying. just kidding. if you are able to stop this from going through, what would the circumstances have to be to stop it? senator casey: we would have to marshall enough support and votes from the finance committee to stop the trade promotion authority. we will have amendments today and it will have a vote at the end of that process. this is an uphill fight. anybody in my position to says otherwise is probably a little too optimistic. it is important to have this debate and it gives us a chance to talk about the middle class. mark: senator, thank you for coming to talk to us. senator casey: good to be with you. mark: when we come back, the old hillary clinton, th

now lincoln chafee and senator from rhode island surprising many with an announcement he is considering running. with us former governor and senator lincoln chafee. good day. >> good afternoon. good day. >> i spent most of your career as a republican. why should democrats pick you as potentially the person to lead the party in 2016. >> well i've never changed in my convictions whether on environment or fiscal responsibility or on using the tools of the government to help the less fortunate. certainly not getting into these kwag priors over -- quagmires overseas and on these issues i've stayed consistent and i've evolved from a republican to an independent and now to a democrat as my party changed, it changed away from me but i've never changed. >> so you said the labelling evolved but you haven't. and the quagmires in iraq and you said this should disqualify her and this should disqualify most of congress. and is this strictly your disagreement over the iraq war. >> we'll have disagreements. but this is the big one. we live with the bad decisions, we just finished with the berlin wall c

rhode island and kentucky are around 25%. where is california? not in the top ten, top 25 or even the top 45. california comes in 48th with less than 16% of the population using drugs to alter their mood. researchers say the low ranking drug use states also ranked the highest for well-being. >>> fully electric cars will soon be more affordable. a new study finds the cost of the expensive braert is going down. also the operating cost of an e car could beat gasoline powered cars within five years. according to one estimate a full charge for a 300 mile range car could cost less than $10. compare that with 30 to $60 for a tank of gas. >>> coming up next on abc7 news at 9:00, easter sunday in san francisco goes old school with one of the funkiest races you'll ever see. >>> and today's rain was just a taste of what's coming. meteorologistless drew tuma is up with the forecast. >>> the warriors win back to back games in texas beating dallas last night. but spurs k >>> a big crowd in san francisco for the 15th annual byob celebration. not what you think.

his father also served as a senator and governor of rhode island as well as secretary of the navy.eorgia has agreed to end its blanket ban on hormone treatment for transgender prisoners after the department of justice intervened on behalf of a transgender woman denied hormones for three years. the justice department voiced support for ashley diamond's lawsuit over deprivation of the hormones she took for 17 years before her imprisonment. state officials say diamond is now receiving the treatments. nineteen people have been arrested at yale university in connecticut for their role in a sit-in to call for the school purge its nearly $24 billion endowment from fossil fuel corporations. the students want school officials to reopen the discussion after deciding not to divest in august. \yale's endowment is the third largest in the country. students there join a growing number across the country who are demanding divestment from companies that drive global warming. the massachusetts institute of technology hosted a debate on divestment thursday. student activists covered the windows of a

>> reporter: well chris, that firefighter paramedic works right here at this fire station on rhode island avenue here in northeast washington. he says he kept thinking about this victim wondering how she was doing so today he visited her in the hospital. this photo shows the dramatic moment when d.c. firefighters worked to save the life of a disabled work who was trapped in a burning home in northeast. >> she was pretty critical. she had a lot of smoke inhalation. she was not looking good. >> reporter: that's firefighter paramedic zak on the ground intubating the 20-year-old woman. she was pulled from the home at 19th street unable to walk on her own. firefighter locket carried her out of the house. she was taken to the hospital in critical condition. one week after the call he visited the young woman in the hospital. she is doing much better breathing on her own. >> very emotional. she was crying and happy to see me all the at the same time. you know? i had to hold everything back not to shed a tear. >> reporter: so a very emotional reunion. it is hoped here that she will make a full rec

you off but i would echo what you said uphold the order of abatement but no assess fees for 530 rhode island arrest commissioner. >> a question of clarification so if we uphold the order of abatement that forces the owner to this particular owner to comply; right? and let me amend it to give them 60 days to get the work scheduled and get the kr57k9d work done. >> uh-huh to me it seems unfair if it is water under the bridge that the property owner paid then gets to bear the full costs there's nothing we can do we can't force this pertaining to shire the costs of the guy that already paid. >> which is her partner. >> no, no. >> this is where i said it is a civil matter between - >> got it. >> can i just clarify it are we talking about karen hardy. >> she didn't pay. >> mined. >> she didn't pay. >> we're a little bit confused nullify of the condo owners paid it was the rear yard neighborhood in the rear yard we seated both properties shows right. i still feel regardless thought how confusing the city is and noted just our department the assessors office that hoa has one lot in this city not mul

schiff: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin, one of the congress' leading experts on cybermatters. the chair: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for two minutes. mr. langevin: i thank the gentleman for yielding and madam chair, this has been a long time in coming. when i served on the intelligence committee in the past two congresses, i worked closely with chairman rogers and ranking member rureptcomberger and their legacy is evident in this fine bill. i would like to commend chairman nunes for rising to the challenge as the new leaders of the house permanent select committee on intelligence and producing an even better product, particularly with regard to privacy protections. it also provides statutory authorization for the center the president has created to provide comprehensive assessments of cyberdelets. while the protections are narrow could be important to understand that information sharing is not a silver bullet. it will be important work to be done to improve our nation's cyberdefenses. passing an

other potential candidates include former maryland governor martin o'malley, jim webb and ex-rhode island governor lincoln chafee. an emergency helicopter landing turned into an unscheduled lesson for some alexandria students today. the air force chopper touched down on a playing field at the william ramsay elementary school. several students in gym class at the time got to talk to the crew about the chopper. no one was injured on the ground or on the helicopter which has been repaired and returned to its base. some excitement there in alexandria for those kids. doug: uh-huh. maureen: and for the helicopter, too. and the rain is -- doug: showers. kind of unusual in a way normally when we attract showers and thunderstorms, they approach the d.c. metro area from the west or northwest. today it's coming from the east. opposite direction. i'll show you why on the maps. let's get started, though and take a look at live doppler radar in the red. upper right hand corner 14 lightning strikes within the screen and that's where we're checking right now with areas of rain, we've had some hail. most

former senator and rhode island governor announced that he is running for the white house.e is a former republican who became an independent and then changed parties. >>> the vatican has ended its controversial investigation into a group of u.s. nuns. a group was accused seven years ago of taking positions that undermined catholic teaching. the vatican says the group is now following church mandate. >>> and veterinarians say more than a thousand dogs have been sickened with a flu believed to have come from asia. >>> a new report says isil committed war crimes in its treatment of yazidis women. it's the second report to document the crimes. they say they committed organized rape sexual assault and other crimes against yazidis women and girls. thank you so much for coming in. how did these stories come to you? >> well we have been working in northern iraq to document the abuses of isil since the initial attacks began, and this research represents interviews with 20 women and girls, some as young as 12 some as old as in their mid-60s. and these are a handful of women and girls

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but i see there's a little bit of it in providence, rhode island. by the way, the capital of my home state. so i think it's kind of necessary to figure out, what are we going to do now? how will we go forward with this? let the historians sort out some of these issues of, you know, who made mistakes in the past. >> a question from twitter referring to this front page story in the "new york times," and also several other papers today. russia to sell missiles to iran, which might cloud the nuclear talks, is the headline from the "new york times." is iraq worried about the announcement that russia is going to sell arms to iran again after the u.s. nuke deal? what is that impact on the region? >> well, obviously, this is not well-received at all by the entire region. you have to remember, sunni arabs have no interest in seeing iran get rearmed. their argument against this nuclear deal is that it's going to reverse the sanctions and you're going to see more such deals. for those who have been saying, don't do this nuclear deal, they've got exhibit a alre

they were -- in newport, rhode island, they really moved in yachting circles. those boats require a lot of money. yeah, they did. >> one back here. >> it was already answered. >> right there. >> over 20 years ago, i read mary lovell's book. i was wondering what you thought. ms. zanin: i did look at that book. i got a sense she did not really like her subject. it is thorough and beautifully detailed. there was a sense as i read it that she was not that fond of betty. from the first moment i started reading about betty, i thought i just love this woman. it is beautifully detailed. it is worth reading. it is called "cast no shadow." there is one that is out of print by montgomery hyde. "cynthia," but you can get it through -- i do know what to plug anybody, but -- [whispers] amazon. [laughter] it is very conversational. he is talking with betty shortly before she dies. she leaves a lot of things out. she is still in her flirtatious mode. she wants to come across well to hyde. she is not as detailed about certain things that, yeah, he probably was more interested i

chris: henry young was in the second rhode island infantry. another thing the union cavalry used on this campaign and tracy ably talked about what the union cavalry was at this point of the war, they wore confederate uniforms and took the persona of -- i think they took the ninth virginia cavalry, fake southern accents, and what they would do is they would ride into the confederate line of march. they would tell the teamsters go water the mules or the horses. as much as they could, interrupt the line of march of the confederate army. over here at namozine church, a cavalry under general rufus behringer made a stand at the church. they were pushed back by custer's cavalry. as they fell back they ran into this group of masquerading confederate cavalry who proceeded to capture general rufus behringer. he becomes the first confederate general to be taken prisoner on this campaign. you had these union soldiers dressed as confederates and they were spies. did that answer your question? >> that entered my question. chris: tomorrow we will go into gre

stay w >>> a rhode island couple faces thousandsness repairs after a unwanted visitor crashed their home this is the guy that dit a wild turkey, crashed through their window of their bathroom and then spent three hours inside their home. it left droppings every where somehow managed to get faucet on so water was running for hours and that damage the sing floor and garage. animal control caroled that turkey and back in the wild now. i'm surprised they let that thing go. >>> good morning. we have some major developments overnight in the hit and run that critically injured a temple university student. police have found the car that struck her. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us now live at temple university hospital where that student is fighting for perfect life and she was just going to graduate later this week, jan good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. that is right. more information about the the striking vehicle in just a minute but we have a lot of background information about this young woman from her father. we spoke to him earlier this morning. he has been he