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. >> earlier today the tell we talk to song writers kristen anderson lopez and robert lo pesz about theber they are putting together for oscar host neal patrick harris. >> lopez are no stranger to the oscars. they won the original music award last year for the song let it go from frozen. l asked them what was more nerve wracking number tonighted or working on the big song. >> different kind of nerve wracking. >> both torture in different way. >> last year last year at this time of year we were eating no carb and trying to learn how to dress like movie stars and had no control over what was going to happen. this year we get to be at home in our pajamas but we are still getting text and rewriting the song maybe ten minutes before the telecast. >> where does the creative process 59 for you. >> it began at lunch with neal. had definite idea about what he wanted to did and kind of like well he's the host and he's planning the whole show. so we kind of had to take his lead. we are glad we did because it really came together in a nice vision. >> the truth is the more i work with neal, the more

he claimed land -- another veteran robert anderson was a former slave who earned his freedom in the unionmy and in 1870 he became the first freed african-american homesteader. as we gather here today in lincoln r. capital state named for one of her greatest american presidents who helps shape the destiny of our great state we continue to welcome people who value freedom and to search for a better life. we welcome people from all around the world who have come to study at our great universities are working our businesses are on our farms and ranches. and as our forefathers did a century and a half ago we continue to honor the veterans, the men and women who have sacrificed and served our country. [applause] [applause] we have a great state, a beautiful state filled with opportunities. the missouri river to the sandhills to the pine ridge. nebraska is what america is supposed to be. [applause] and the strength of our state lies within our people. nebraskans are engaging their community their schools and their churches and when we have problems we find a way to work together to solve those c

the confrontation later moved to second location on roberts avenue and gunfire broke out. andersons accused of of shooting one of the women in the legs. both are now reported in stable condition tonight. >>> more trouble for trump taj mahal casino set to get a big influx of cash before trillion nair carl icon. the workers union filed unfair labor practice charges against casino owners today. employe claim they were threatened and they were had work schedules changed. icon call the old union rules quote outdated and unto have unaffordable. the taj will get the first installment of $20 million this thursday. his parent company repeatedly threatened to close the casino last fall. stepped in with the money to keep it a float. >>> mandatory paid sick leave one step closer to becoming law in philadelphia. the business community has fought the issue for years but a city council committee voted unanimously today to approve the plan. it allows employees of small businesses to earn sick time to attend to their own health or that of a family member. city council will vote on final passage nex

the confrontation later moved to a second location on roberts avenue where the woman tried to confront the group and then gunfire erupted. anderson cued of shooting one of the women in the legs. both are reported in stable condition tonight. >>> happening now an ex philadelphia police employee is under arrest. officials say a former clerk at the police department's auto pound unit is charged with theft. after she violateed impound procedures. police say the clerk was supposed to keep records of impoundimpounded vehicles instead she broke the rules and toll them to keep them for herself. fox 29's bruce gordon joins us live from police headquarters tonight we more on this. bruce? >> reporter: iain, if you work over at the city's police auto pound units you no doubt see all kinds of interesting vehicle come through the gay. vehicles ultimately destined for the scrap yard or perhaps the auction block. but a police internal affairs investigation suggests an employee at that lot by the name of sharon hammet had a real thing for all terrain vehicles. police internal affairs investigators say sharon hammet spent 25 years as a clerk in th

by professor robert george, ryan anderson. it lays out the key troops -- truths.t is the union of one man and one woman. host: back to susan sommer. guest: it is not just one judge that has evaluated the constitutional principles involved in seeing the real-life impact of denying freedom to marry. just in the last two years, we have seen around 60 courts around the country ruled the same way, the overwhelming majority of courts looking hard at this question and have real-life families in front of them are all ruling in the same direction. i don't think we want to live in america where we don't have courts that are there to protect the minority when the majority votes at the ballot box to restrict them up very important rights. the individuals are the ones who have to live every day the hardships of being denied these basic freedoms. many other people, while they may have strong opinions about it, often aren't getting it -- giving it that much thought. it is understandable that they would not be focused on figuring out, getting to the bottom of what is right here f

anderson. the father and husband, robert myers, lashed out at the media.ial media included saying that people were threatening to kill his son on social media because they believe that they escalated this situation beyond what it initially was but said his wife was simply trying to keep this young man away from the house knowing that he lived close by. anderson? >> and do we have anymore information on the second suspect? >> reporter: no. it's interesting. we talked to a lot of neighbors here and they talked about the fact they had never actually seen him driving ever. that they'd seen him in the neighborhood hanging out at the park. they didn't think he worked he would often used his skateboard but never saw him behind the wheel of a car and in fact, never saw anyone picking him up. we tried to talk to the mother. worried for his safety. she believed he was going to take his life at one point. when she rushed over to the house, this ended though with no one hurt. the police taking him into the custody without any major incident. >> all right, sara sidner

i do want to mention this, an anderson, the father and the husband robert myers lashed out at the media and social media included saying that the people were threatening to kill his son on social media because they believed that they escalated the situation beyond what it was, and he say thass that his wife was simply trying to keep this young man away from the house knowing that he lived closeby. anderson. >> and do we have anymore information on the second suspect? >> no, it is interesting, because we talked to a lot of the neighbors here and they said they had never seen him driving ever. they had seen him in the neighborhood hanging out at the park. they didn't believe he worked and they thought he used a skateboard and never saw him behind the wheel of a car and never saw him picking him up. the mother was distraught and worried for his safety, and she believed he would take his life at one point, and when she rushed over to the house, this ended with no one hurt and the mistaking him into custody without any major incidents. >> sara sidner thank you, and as she said a lot of twist

the confrontation later moved to a second location on roberts avenue where the women tried to confront the group and gunfire erupted anderson now accused of shooting one of the women in the legs. both are reported in stable condition tonight. >>> in southwest philadelphia, police say a man drove himself to a police station after being shot in the chest. shooting happened near 66th street around 1:30 this morning. the man listed in critical condition after surgery. police are looking for a dark colored dodge charger in connection to that shooting. >>> happening now an ex philadelphia employee under arrest for theft. he was supposed to keep records of impounded vehicles. she broke the rules and stole them for herself. bruce gordon joins us live with those details tonight. bruce. >> reporter: iain vehicles sent to the city's police auto pound unit are supposed to wiped up on the auction block or perhaps sent to salvage. they're not supposed to wind up in the possession of the employee of the lot but authorities allege that's exactly the scam perpetrated by one sharon hammond. >> authorities say sharon ham met was a long time p

anderson with attempted murder and related offenses. investigators say the shooting on the 2600 block of roberts avenue happened after an argument, in a laundromat. twenty-nine women shot were taken to the hospital in stable condition. >>> and a driver loses control, slamming into a house in southwest philadelphia. chopper three over this scene this morning, at seventh second and yocome street. there is no word on any injuries, the the cause of this crash is also unknown. >>> well, the long time if philadelphia university basketball coach, herb mcgee, is about to join a very exclusive club. >> he is one win away from 1,000 in his career and it could happen tonight. leslie van arsdal join us now from campus with the big story, leslie? >> reporter: well, you know, it has only been one other coach ever to do this. he just did it last week. so 1,000 wins is a very very big deal, but the the herb mcgee he says it is just another game. >> i never really cared about being first and stuff like that. i just cared about the next game. >> reporter: herb mcgee is a philadelphia university lifer seven three-year eld hall of famer set the school scoring recor

robert todd lincoln, he got appointment. he became the first embassy to rome and then served a stint for belgium and japan. after that, he retired. but no one entertained like the andersons. this seems like a shot out of "delta and abby -- downton abbey." they were outliers socially. they loved to entertain official society, cave dwellers, for indignities with the wealth and ostentatiousness the smart set can only hope for. the andersons would hold dinners and the staff would be dressed in white wicks with makers and patent shoes. isabel was not an idle society woman. she wrote several children's books and plays. she wrote a book about her life in washington called "presidents and pies." it is an interesting read. it is sort of written from the top down of society. she seems very innocent describing all of the events, and wonderful people what they were wearing, where they went, and what they ate. she seemed to miss the darker underbelly of washington society. in her book, she does innocently mention, introducing the italian duke to kathryn elkins, the daughter of representative stephen elkins, one of official society. this started a torrid affair. everyone assumed cathe