everyone crowd into an area the size of rhode island. actually, let's make it rhode island.illion crowded together with a single purpose in stately rhode island at noon, they all jump. now, physicists say that would send a pulse of pressure into the earth's surface, but the force dissipates quickly. you would hear the roar of billions of feet landing across rhode island, the sound might even last several seconds, but that would be about it. since the earth outweighs us by a factor of, oh, 10 trillion, our jump would push us less than an atom's width if at all. the particular innovation in this thought experiment is they don't end the thought experiment there. after all, after jumping, people probably wonder why are we all in rhode island? maybe they plan the trip back to dublin or wherever they're from. now, the entire crowd of 7 billion is trying to get out of rhode island all at once. cell phones get overrode, become useless. highways totally impassable. they predict you would be trapped in the biggest traffic jam in history. electricity would fail. we can't get fuel. peop

there you go, there's brigget of hung rhode island. and they have just started as well, that is in the center of london at hyde park. we'll bring you the result of that when we get it. >> thank you very much, thank you. now, this is "bbc news" and still ahead -- can afghanistan take home his country's second ever medal? more now on the olympics, and of course people from all over the world and ages have arrived in london to see the games. we ask you to get in touch if you made that journey, and someone from california did just that. he sent us a video diary of his preparations to fly to london and witness the greatest show on earth. >> every summer i travel to london to visit with my family, luckily this summer, london is co-hosting the olympics games and i'll have the privilege of watching them while i'm here. i think being able to watch this one will be a once in a lifetime experience. i hear it will be very cold in london so i'm just going to have to bring some short pants. i also heard that along with the cold there's lots of rain,

rhode island's no stranger to heavy precipitation. in 2010, we saw flooding that exceeded anything we've seen since the 1870's when rhode island started first keeping records. at the height of the rains, streets in many rhode island cities and towns looked more like rivers than roads. local emergency workers sailed down providence street, a main road in west warwick, by boat and jet ski, down a main road, on boats and jet skis in order to assist residents frapped trapped by the floodwaters. of course we can't link that exact storm to climate change but we know that climate change is increasing the risk of events like this one. it is loading the dice for more and worse storms. as a new englander, i was concerned by a report released this week by environment america, when it rains it pours. the report found that in new england i quote, "intense reforms and snowstorms are happening 85% more often than in 1848. the frequency of intense rain or snowstorms nearly doubled in vermont and rhode island, and more than doubled in new hampshire."

rhode island is just, you know, the smallest state with the biggest event. what can i say?e are here today to advocate for recovering alcoholics and addicts, to educate people not only about the disease of addiction but about the process of recovery. we are here to eliminate stigma and, most of all, we are here to celebrate you. we are here to celebrate recovery. (applause.) texas recovers is putting on this event called the big texas rally for recovery. big texas rally for recovery. wow. this is huge, because texas, of course now, is a part of promoting recovery at a statewide level. we've got people from across the state showing up to present a positive face and voice of recovery. we want you to know that recovery is possible. say it loud, say it proud, "i am in recovery!" (crowd: i am in recovery!) it's so important that this event takes place, especially in texas. for so long, people in recovery have been hidden in church basements, and they've kept their anonymity, and everybody needs to know that people do recover and live successful, productive, wonderful lives. and

. >> ifill: john merrow has the story of summer school in a failing district in rhode island, where officials are trying to help students catch up. >> i didn't do a lot of math this summer and i don't think my scores are improving. >> my friends just sit home and watch tv. they don't do much.

and it falls to ben rhodes to draft that speech. the director of national intelligence, dennis blair, visited rhodes seeking to offer his thoughts on what obama might say in the cairo speech. blair had been an admiral, the commander of all u.s. forces in the pacific. he'd been a rhodes scholar and a white house fellow, and at various times a senior military aide for the national security council, the joint chiefs of staff and the intelligence community. he was the military's version of a renaissance man, but for obama's aides, dennis blair was more a figure from ancient history. he graduated from the naval academy and went off for his first assignment on a guided missile destroyer in 1968, before dennis mcdonough was ever born. and blair goes on to tell the speech writers they needed to think about the strategy for the speech, what message would the speech be sending to the leaders of governments with which the united states worked most closely such as egypt, saudi arabia and jordan. um, what would obama's speech convey to israeli a

rhode island avenue was shut down for several hours while police investigated. so far, no word on any suspects. >>> today the man accused of shooting a security guard at a conservative christian organization is due in court. a grand jury indicted 28-year-old floyd corkins for last week's shooting at the family are search council's downtown headquarters. the conservative group recently supported the president of chick-fil-a who staunchly opposed same-sex marriage. in addition to a weapon and ammuniti ammunition, police say corkin had 15 chick-fil-a sandwiches with him. >>> coming up on 14 before the hour. prince george's county community is in mourning today over the death of a teenage girl. police say late wednesday night a man broke into a home and shot and killed 17-year-old amber stanley. she was a senior at charles flowers high school and was an honor student who had dreams of going to howard. >> she was very applicable young lady. students loved her. teachers loved her. she was very active in our school community. just a huge loss for us all and her classma

to,, brooklyn, and rhode island avenue -- takoma brooklyn -- broke land -- brookland and rhode islandavenue stations will be closed. >> metro is encouraging students to buy a smart trip part. metro officials will visit local colleges to promote to the card. the first sales of that will be at nova's alexandria campus. it is 72 degrees. >> warming up a little bit. coming up, a special time for a summer camp to help the youngest cancer patients. what is being done to >> motorcyclists from across the country are holding their annual ride in commemoration of september 11 victims. the ride is sponsored by the 9/11 foundation. it goes from the pennsylvania -- from pennsylvania to the pentagon, with stops in hagerstown and cumberland. you can expect some delays in the dulles area. routes for you can expect delays -- go to wjla.com. a bankruptcy hearing is set for the national slavery newseum. the founder, former virginia governor doug wilder will appear for questioning. the museum is in -- $7 million in debt. the group is expected for the museum to be liquidated. >> federal safety officials w

massachusetts, rhode island. when are massachusetts and rhode island good republican pickups seats? jackie in indiana. we have a good number of people and they will be you need people. this is not going to be a wave elections. it will be an election of individuals who are better candidates with better ideas in specific seats with mitt romney on the ballot. >> how do you expect them to line up with the other new members? >> quite weel. we must-- quite well. we must repeal the affordable care act which will cost this country 800,000 news jobs if we do nothing. secondly, not raising taxes. thirdly, an agenda that john boehner would preside over and would give us the opportunity to make sure the bills that we put on the four are read and that members of congress have a chance to amend those bills and that members of congress make sure we get an agenda done for jobs in this country, and that is what they are all about. defense talk about the and make sure you protected people that are already there. >> there is a big argument in our conference about whether we were just going to do exact

it happened just after 10:00 last night on rhode island avenue.ot far from the rhode island metro station. >>> today prince george's police are searching for the suspect who killed a 17-year-old girl. detectives say a man broke in to amber stanley's home late wednesday night and shot her. then ran off. >>> this morning it appears lance armstrong will lose his seven tour de france titles. the legendary cyclist announced he is giving up the sight against the u.s. anti-doping agency. we will have much more throughout the stories. first, good morning the you. i'm eun yang. >> welcome back to "news4 today" on this friday, friday finally here. take a live look outside at 5:30 this morning. a little warmer than it has been on other mornings this week. tom kierein is here. at least no rain in today's forecast. >> getting a little spoiled, aren't we? >> we are. >> expecting it now every day but actually humidity has creeped back up again. it's feeling sort of like a typical august summer morning. looking at what's been happening over the last 12 hours we'v

. >>> the system created a water spout in rhode island today. this is cell phone video from north kingstown rhode island. the rain flooded streets here. we dodged the worst of the system. but it brought something we haven't seen in months. doug is here to explain. >> hearsay where the storms were. we saw a few storms in our region today. but look in new york watch storm after storm. some areas with 2, 3, even 4 inches of rain. they saw numerous trees down and flash flooding going around even around manhattan earlier today. but that same system is now out of here. we are seeing clearing skies. and we are clearing out nicely across the area. temperatures out there right now 78 degrees, winds out of the north at 7 miles an hour. but look at the numbers to the west. already in the 60s. 68 in winchester. 64 in culpepper. how low will we go? i'll show you coming up. >>> for the first time tonight we hear the horror and confusion as a man burst into a sikh temple in wisconsin killing six people. police released the 911 calls today. in the background yo

in rhode island, a wild weather created a waterspout just offshore. this is the view captured from an airport. and a car with two people inside fell victim to a sinkhole. but luckily they made it out okay. >>> and finally to massachusetts, where this is one bad bird. all right, here's the story. the parrot swooped down from a roof and dive-bombed an unsuspecting man, smacking him in the head. but this feathered felon has a conscience, because it flew into a nearby police car and surrendered. perching on the shoulder of an officer, the jailbird has been turned over to foster parents until authorities find its owner. for a look at the national weather, we turn to nbc meteorologist, bill karins, he has the weather channel forecast. >> this is how it would go if the bird had a brain that thought like a human. which we decided to give him today. but nevertheless sort of funny. >> i'm so glad they crackered that case. i had that one saved. like one of those things you don't want to say, but have to. >> you don't have. >> the storms were impressive. i even h

ford of rhode island, i have your amendment before me, you're recognized. >> richard ford of rhode island. all right. let me first start by saying we need some relief for our tax-paying citizens all across america. in rhode island i work in a detail shop, also a car wash, very average job. and, um, we just got hit with a 7% tax -- my boss did -- on our car wash equipment. and it's having a huge effect. we got hit by, um, water taxes last year. and we just need some relief for the american taxpayers. if the democrats don't put forward and we could have the opportunity to do so, and i recommend we should suspend the income tax as a relief to our tax-paying citizens for -- i'm open to suggestion for how much time, one to three years, but thank you. >> the gentleman has spoken on his amendment. is there anyone seconds his amendment -- seconding his amendment? is there a second? the gentleman does not receive a second on his amendment. the amendment is defeated because of lack of a second. are there any other amendments that are being presented for the section on regulatory reform? >> yes. gr1

that's what a waitress at rhode island learned after she got a very, very big tip. the stories and much more coming up on this friday, august 24th. good morning i am charley crowson. megan is off today. we are watching a traffic didn't along 695. exit 18 is the landmark for that. and 795. we will have a live look in a bit. >> i am hoping fog doesn't have anything to do withit because we have reduced visibility this morning. other than that, we are looking pretty good. we have clouds at ellicott city. but we are getting a little sunshine in here going throughout today. now today is going to be a little bit different than it has been because of the fact i think we will see more clouds than sunshine that we have been getting. we can see now maryland's most powerful radar and we are dry many and we will stay that way for the most part as we head throughout the day. so no need to grab the rain gear. take the sun shades with you and don't forget to put on the sunscreen because you can be burned through the clouds. don't forget that. we look at the hour by hour forecast fo

we have one in rhode island that are republicans that are running ahead of their democrat incumbent atme. i think -- a republican challenger is effectively not just selling what is better for america, but a responsibility. certainly as you look at the east coast, these races in georgia, north carolina, and rhode island, and massachusetts embody those kind of -- they have violated rules or they have not effectively represented their district. i think we will pick up a number of these seats. >> ok, but that's everyone. if we pinned you down and you had to pick one democrat that is not coming back, who would you say that is? >> well, certainly i can go and say that john kerry probably has a bull's-eye right on him. -- john tierney. he has had people look at his record in how he has handled some personal issues within his family. they have come very close to home. i believe that our republican, richard dusay who runs against him, as been very good at letting people know how he would be judged and what he would do as a representative. i think richard is a good man that would well represent

rhode island avenue was also shut down for several hours while police investigated. so far, no word of any suspects. >>> news4 exclusive now this morning. we're getting a look at exactly what happened on a ride-on bus as it slammed into a silver spring home. that crash happened monday morning. the driver was trying to make a right turn from state side drive on to avonel road. video cameras, look at that. they show the bus driver trying to regain control of the vehicle. passengers were thrown from their seats on to the floor there on the bus. you see that right here. camera from the front of the bus, well, you can see this one that t. homeowner standing on the street. he says he just parked his taxi in the driveway moments before that crash. >> it would not have been end of the story. >> the bus demolished the taxi, crashed through a little girl's bedroom as well. she was at schoolal the time. nobody on the bus or inside the house were seriously hurt. the damage estimated at more than $100,000. that house has been condemned. >> incredible video. memorial services will

the second robbery happened a few blocks down wednesday night on rhode island avenue. that suspect stole a phone and ear piece. thursday morning at the intersection of 3rd and evert street. this time the crook took off without paying. a reward up to $10,000 for any information that leads to an arrest. >>> dominion power is working to restore power to tyson's gallery after it suffered a major power outage. all 107 businesses went dark because an underground switch failed. crews restored power to most businesses by 8:00 last night but dominion had to work late into the night to bring back power to 30 stores in that area. >>> time is 4:38. ahead on "news4 today," the surprising message george huguely had for the family of love as he learned his prison sentence. >>> outpoursing of support for a teen shot on the first day of school. >>> pleasant start to the day but tom kierein shows us how [ female announcer ] with swiffer dusters, a great clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna read one of these. i'm gonna read one of these! [ female announcer ] unlike spra

the rhode island metro station. police arrived to find the man unconscious and he was taken to a local hospital in grave condition. rhode island avenue was also shut down for several hours while police investigated. so far, no word on any suspects. >>> three people are recovering right now after an early morning apartment fire in southeast d.c. crews responded around 4:45 this morning to a three-story apartment building in the 1300 block of alabama avenue. they had to use ladders to rescue people from their balconies. two kids and an a adult were taken to the hospital, but they are all expected to be fine. firefighters say the fire started in a kitchen on the second floor. >>> and right now, tropical storm isaac is beginning to strengthen as it moves towards the u.s. coast. winds are now up to 60 miles per hour and isaac's effects could be felt in florida as soon as sunday. today, there are fears it could cause major damage in haiti. nearly 400,000 haitians still live in tents and temporary shelters from that 2010 d

takoma, brookland, and rhode will be closed. totten, just the green and line service. orange, blue and green lines will be single-tracking if. metro is encouraging students to buy a smartrip card to save a each trip and 20 cents each metrobus trip and free transfers. will visit six local colleges in order to promote smartrip card. the first event will be today that the alexandria campus for until 10:30 this morning. it is 71 degrees on this friday. craig moe on the fight to prevent west nile virus infections. how it captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- coming up at 6:00, find out caused a highway sign to bounce while motorists passed below it. >> and good samaritans team up for a dangerous roadside rest you. invention is helping their dogs safe during quick days arendt's. those stories coming up at 6:00. >> federal safety officials will announcement this on new efforts to prevent hot car deaths of children. heatstroke is the leading cause athson crash vehicle de kids under the age of 14. kids have died already this including eight deaths -7

. >> ifill: john merrow has the story of summer school in a failing district in rhode island, where officials are trying to help students catch up. >> i didn't do a lot of math this summer and i don't think my scores are improving. >> my friends just sit home and watch tv. they don't do much. >> brown: ray suarez examines the turnabout at augusta national golf club and its decision to accept women members. >> ifill: lindsey hilsum reports from the west african nation of mali, where al qaeda militants have seized a huge area of land. >> the rest of the world should not stand just to look at the situation. unless they would like to see another somalia or another afghanistan. >> brown: and judy woodruff talks to e.j. dionne about his new book, on america's political divide. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you.

here is what you have to know about rhode island. -- rhode island passed a voter i.d. law.o you know what the cut over the top? they have the audacity to come out and testify in public they were tired of seeing voter fraud in their legislative districts. they were tired of having to sit down every election and said, i know because i am not the machine can that there will be x number of fraudulent votes over here. i have to figure out not just a strategy to get votes, i have to figure out how to offset fraudulent votes. those were not republicans in rhode island. there is a phone booth full of those. those are african-american democratic legislators. those people deserve credit because everyone of them has been told by the democratic party, do not come looking for us for help when you have a primary. the other final point that i would make is, repetition matters and panels like this, i want to repeat his point. law passedoter i.d. in 2004. the only supreme court cases in the and oppose a lot. indiana is a typical republican state that happen to go nearly four barack obama fo

i sit on the human rights commission for the state of rhode island, appointed by the governor.ike you, we have to make difficu%:l decisions that affect people's lives. we must sort through a lot o conflicting information to reach a fair and just result. facts do matter, not innuendo, rumor, or gossip. there was a rush to judgment before the new sheriff was even sworn in. sometimes it is difficult to peel back the layers. i follow and view everything in this case every day. the most salient fact here is that in the out of lopez is not an abused spouse. i know her as a strong, independent woman0zv who speaksr own mind. she travels regularly to venezuela for extended stays. she attended acting class is in l.a. she has a weekly san francisco radio show. she taught movement glasses for babies. i also know that since march, 2011 -- [tone] she has wanted to return to her family and career in venezuela. she stated repeatedly that the video was made because of a potential custody fight, not because she fears her husband. theo means the world to his parents. how many of us have argued ov

the first robbery was reported wednesday in the 600 block of rhode island avenue. the driver, later that night, a similar report at third street and rhode island, and on thursday, there were two more robberies. police caught up with two establishmen suspects shortly after those two robberies. >>> and metro is warning about a rash of thefts near two metro stations. this video noes officers catching two suspected thieves in the act noor the an accostia station on tuesday night. they've beens have stolen at least from 20 -- -- the cable locks can be cut, so they are advising thor strong u-locks. >>> there's a pause before the democrats begin their convention. tom insurewood reports both sides know they must sway crucial voters in our area. >> reporter: the republican balloon drop in tampa is barely over. local area democrats are getting ready for their national convention in charlotte. both major parties agreed that virginia is one of the battleground states where the close presidential election will be decided. on wa some of the umu 88.5 frid the state in november. >

. >> it is not surprising public unions ally with democrats as providence rhode island fire department union president paul dowdy. >> if you look just generally at the republican party. they believe in a smaller government. as a government worker i don't know necessarily agree with that. >> by the 2* 2008 election, a former community organizer with long ties to one of the largest government employee unions of all -- >> i spent my entire adult life working with sciu. >> a financial crisis would catapult their man to the white house. but it would also bring those dire warnings about public sector unions from fdr's era. >> union. >> yes! >> back into focus. >> and one other thing, bret. in 2009, public employee unions absolutelily eclipsed the membership of private sector unions. >> thanks a lot. we will see you a bit late. >>> up next, i go across the country to one of those >>> you have heard why many fear public sector unions could bankrupt cities and states. it is happening right now in california. let's take a trip down route 66. ♪ get your kicks on route 66 >> on old route 66, san b

i'm a rhodes scholar. tell me about the latest fart jokes. i gotta go.olish my rhodes scholar trophy. >> stephanie: i have to go on "meet the press" but boy, that was hilarious. [farting sounds] >> i have to interview the president. >> stephanie: i have to interview the president sorry. anyway, so i want to say, can i have some fine foreign music please? some fine american music please? it was in "the new york times" yesterday, too -- [ ♪ battle hymn of republic ♪ ] you're going to make me lose my -- if you compare my father to paul ryan. this happened with sarah palin because they said he was sort of obscure, too. [ screaming ] >> stephanie: my sister wrote that letter to george will. how dare you! >> prosecutor at nurenberg. >> i compare him to your brother, actually. >> stephanie: stop it! [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: my mother is watching. >> you're going to get the family in trouble again. >> stephanie: i gotta go. this was in "the new york times" yesterday. from the house to the white house. and so i get the comparison because he's a congress member bu

. >> it is not surprising public unions ally with democrats as providence rhode island fire department president paul dowdy. >> if you look generally at the republican party they believe in a smaller government. as a government worker i don't necessarily agree with that. >> by the 2008 election a former community organizer with long ties to one of the largest government employee unions of all was setting the stage for an epic battle over these organizations and their clock. a financial crisis would catapult their man to the white house. but it would also bring those dire warnings about public sector unions from fdr's era back into focus. >> in 2009 public employee unions ee clipped the membership of private sector unions. >> thank you very much. see you a little bit later. >> go across the country to one of the union towns that just filed for bankruptcy. [ male announcer ] let's say you need to take care of legal matters. wouldn't it be nice if there was an easier, less-expensive option than using a traditional lawyer? well, legalzoom came up with a better way. we took the best of the

. >> it is not surprising public unions ally with democrats as providence rhode island fire department union president paul dowdy. >> if you look just generally at the republican party. they believe in a smaller government. as a government worker i don't know necessarily agree with that. >> by the 2* 2008 election, a former community organizer with long ties to one of the largest government employee unions of all -- >> i spent my entire adult life working with sciu. >> a financial crisis would catapult their man to the white house. but it would also bring those dire warnings about public sector unions from fdr's era. >> union. >> yes! >> back into focus. >> and one other thing, bret. in 2009, public employee unions absolutelily eclipsed the membership of private sector unions. >> thanks a lot. we will see you a bit late. >>> up next, i go across the country to one of those >>> you have heard why many fear public sector unions could bankrupt cities and states. it is happening right now in california. let's take a trip down route 66. ♪ get your kicks on route 66 >> on old route 66, san b

. >> it is not surprising public unions ally with democrats as providence rhode island fire department union president paul dowdy. >> if you look just generally at the republican party. they believe in a smaller government. as a government worker i don't know necessarily agree with that. >> by the 2* 2008 election, a former community organizer with long ties to one of the largest government employee unions of all -- >> i spent my entire adult life working with sciu. >> a financial crisis would catapult their man to the white house. but it would also bring those dire warnings about public sector unions from fdr's era. >> union. >> yes! >> back into focus. >> and one other thing, bret. in 2009, public employee unions absolutelily eclipsed the membership of private sector unions. >> thanks a lot. we will see you a bit late. >>> up next, i go across the country to one of those >>> you have heard why many fear public sector unions could bankrupt cities and states. it is happening right now in california. let's take a trip down route 66. ♪ get your kicks on route 66 >> on old route 66, san b

378 and a way to find the problem for printers rates have to be higher interest rhodes. we cannot raise their living standards and provide employment opportunities with no savings or capital. higher interest rates, let the chips fall, solvent institutions fail, those would bested lose money. and restructured to shrink the garment but with the aid -- the free market economy was the original source of our wealth. >> the subtitle is how to end bail-out this? >> >> caris is securities some sense touche people have to be accountable to wait risk and reward. of the rise you get a disaster. we have to end that perception once and for all. if you loan money to a sovereign government and they cannot pay you back, they will default we have to brace risk and face a higher rate of interest. we have to end the subsidy for students for college and individuals to buy a house. there should be no government guarantee or bailout. therefore the banks will make sure the person has an adequate down payment and has the income. right now you have more house third. we need to make sure the bank

lieberman: i thank my friend from rhode island. i want to interrupt briefly to offer this unanimous consent. madam president, i why eight unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they've been approved by the majority and minority leaders. i ask unanimous consent that these requests be agreed to and printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lieberman: thanks to my friend. i yield the floor back. mr. whitehouse: thank you. i'd like to speak, if i may, in the nature of a colloquy with the chairman and the senator from delaware and first let me thank him for his very kind remarks, senator carper, as i think everybody knows in the senate is really a bellwether of bipartisanship and constantly seeks cooperation and i appreciate very much his efforts to bring us together here. the situation that i believe we're in mr. chairman, you've been working very hard on these bills for many years, the bill that is on the floor now is the product of considerable work in your c

. >> roger williams, he said,acy, i discovered rhode island. what was that about? >> well, you know, i discovered rhode island, sing a bit, played the piano some, work an eight-hour day on top of all that. it's a very busy schedule. your wife is behind you just shaking her head just a bit. bred, you are actually an asatire sportscaster. i was a big sports fan. we've done a lot of public speaking experience, and just decided to put those two together, and here we are. >> reporter: 17 years old, trying to figure out what college we want to go to. jim, can you hear me? >> c'mon. >> reporter: jim, he just went down to the university of tennessee. you know that's where dan went, right? >> that's correct. >> reporter: can you believe he's going to follow if dan's footsteps? >> can you tell him he can do better? he can do worse, but you could do -- >> reporter: you could do better -- [ laughter ] i told him we're getting him into the studio and dan is helping him out. >>> temperatures today got all the way up to 89 degrees. take a look at the bottom of the screen. really

number of people came to another land where it was much more congenial and a prosperous place to be an rhode island. >> host: what do teach here? >> colonial american history, native american history very important for the experience as whole and american religious history. >> how do research 300 year old religious history? >> where did you start? >> with the research of the people have done and we are relying and on scholarship that has come before us than you go back to their original sources and with another lender real lucky there is an organization called the new netherlands institute that has collected and it transcribed the crucial sources to the history. for my book with the dutch context ahead to go back to the archives of amsterdam which has religious archives relevant and then old books and the scraps of evidence documents in the new england archives. it is not like a modern u.s. history but he have to find things and pieced together evidence from small scraps that i find interesting. >> what is the take away and people should remember and learned? >> two things. the first is ther

it happen on solomons island rhode early this morning. the victim was obey traffic laws but wearing dark clothing when the driver hit him. police are trying to find a 2003 volkswagen that likely has extensive damage to the passenger side. check this out. fire crews rushed to put out a brushfire. they had to cut open the door. the flames are not able to spread to the living room area. it was caused by the improper disposal of oily rags. we to a trip out to the latino festival fairgrounds. there is time for you to check it out, too. >> here is that sunshine we had. a few scattered clouds appeared a storm off share that is going -- a few scattered clouds. a storm off to the west that is going away. we're still in the 80's for temperatures. we will see how cool we get and i coming up. -- tonight hmmm, i don't think i took my pill today. there's birth control you don't have to think about taking every day or even every year. i'm painting my arms. i want another child, but not for a while. it's mirena, a small intrauterine contraceptive that's