the irony is that shays by mostn was perceived of the elites is the first sign of anarchy. because of that fear the movement for a convention in have alphia begins to level credibility that is in have before. the ironic implication of shays consolidated the federal government in a way that they are opposed to. historians have not been remiss in trying to connect these events you describe with the convention and the documents and the bill of rights. there's a lot to be said about that. >> shays rebellion leads directly to the republican guarantee clause of the constitution. they have the right statement but not in the conventional way that we think about the bill of rights. guaranteeing a republican form of government. speculation about the different ways in which an uprising could take place. the wrong kind of popular protest has a national government that is restored. loser versus board and is probably the only notable case on the subject. these are the last two questions by the way. i was interested in your discussion of the first amendment and the free exercise clause. t

. >> so, it is a commercial for something called shay moisture. i never heard of it.inst the separation with the #break the law. >> they have a lot of beauty products. >> shay butter. >> yes. >> i have seen shay butter. >> yes. >> it is one of their bottles there. >> i have had shay butter in my apartment. >> yes. >> so, isn't it easier to shop if they break it up in to it nick groups in drugstores. >> if you are looking for a certain type of product you will know what to find. what is the issue here, it is not in the beauty aisle so you are not beautiful, if you use those products. >> it is no the in the beauty aisle. >> that is what i heard, i don't know. >> i get it. >> so, there is probably still small. anytime i go to the store and try to find where is ethnic hair care product, it is like this much of the aisle and everything else. we have a lot more products then just right here, okay. that is my only issue with it. i can see maybe if you say, it is why they have to have have it because there are so few products, we wouldn't be a able to find it, that is all. >>

tim shay was 22. afghanistan and was in iraq on his third tour there when his vehicle hit a bomb in august of 2005. >> the night, thursday night, about 9:30. there was a knock at the door. we were sort of getting ready to go to bed. and i was in the bedroom and -- and then i heard mary's voice. bill, come here, right now. come here. come here. come here, come here. i went out there as soon as we saw them we knew what we were facing. >> reporter: saw who? >> saw the soldiers. there is a chaplain. there was a, and, two other, there was two other soldiers. who were there to tell us. >> reporter: tim grew up in northern california. dad, a lawyer. mom a teacher. how often do you come? >> well, i come most every day. and -- just have a little chat with tim. >> reportr: ten years ago at tim's funeral, mary noticed women she had never seen before. >> where did these people come from? why are they here? why do they care? >> reporter: the strangers were blue star moms including nancy tautman. >> reporter: how m

i was at craft services and he says "shay, can you please take ryoff the coverup." as i'm eating a bag of cheetos. movie." only gary marshall could get me to do that. >> you had all these other great actresses there, too. what did you learn from working with them? >> were you in scenes with them, though? >> i was in scenes with jen -- with jen, you know, me and jen. and timothy and, yeah, i worked with jen but she was so incredible and she truly is a real deal. she comes up on set, she's so sweet and lovely to everybody and she made me feel so coatmfortable. you know it was really nice. >>i' did you start off acting or modeling when you were younger? when you were a little kid. >> i started off modeling. i knew acting i wanted to do later on. i wanted to live my life and experience that. >> and be comfortable in front of a camera. >> mm exactly. >> that's what modelling can . you play a different role each outfit you put on anyway. a natural move. >> so what do you see as you go ahead? are you looking for -- do you like comedies, drama? s. >> i always say it comes d

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shays rebellion in 1787 was to close down the courts. it was put down in a very heavy-handed way. they were thrown in jail without trial. guns were confiscated. john hancock, he is now governor of massachusetts. there is a paucity of documentation. to be able to incorporate any of that history in your recollection of how things were ratified. >> the idea the founding fathers having this gift from the heavens is wrong. the irony is that shays rebellion was perceived by most of the elites is the first sign of anarchy. because of that fear the movement for a convention in philadelphia begins to have a level of credibility that it did not have before. the ironic implication of shays rebellion is that it consolidated the federal government in a way that they are opposed to. historians have not been remiss in trying to connect these events you describe with the convention and the documents and the bill of rights. there's a lot to be said about that. >> shays rebellion leads directly to the republican guarantee clause of the constitution. they have the right statement but not in the conv

th9/9/11 commission sred tha sususpion buttt didn't include shay awawesa. and there is this connection >> a seah of al shibh's artment in new jersey. the people found the fax number forhe vginia mosque where anwa al awki was workin >> it was anoer thread that ties al awlaki to the 9/11 plot. >> the hijacrs movedte a bit. they keptoving equeuently. >> thi ishe apartment tt ra baba found for the hijackers in alexan alexan exandria, virginia. >> in 2001a baba found them with twoewew room mates. it was aoad trip in hell. the fiveen dro up i-95 a stayed twoights in cneicut this motel i room 73 75 phone c c were made to locatelight schools, car agcies and apartmts >> they argued overmoney. d they wanted t move on. i gue it jus didn't pan out up in connticut. so a ra b baba suggested i'l take you to patterson. >> he said that s the last time head seen them. the next dayhey moved t to paerson. >> they settled here forhree months onninion avenue and stayed on the third floorp re. >> investigators pced ra baba in patatterson for less than tw montnths b before 9/11. >

some say shay feel entitled and lack motivation. do they deserve. >> i am a millenial. whatever i say million, it's a good question, especially considering there are so many of us. >> i don't know what's wrong with these kids today. >> you know what people say about millenials. >> no, what do people say. >> there's the notion we're spoiled, they entitled. >> i think any young person thinks they're entitled. >> doctor franking is a psychology professor a the temple he defends the 75 million people. who make up millenials. is there any truth to this. >> there's some studies that suggest those things. in my humble opinion, that's junk science. >> 69 percent of americans think those under 30 a lazy and 59 percent of millenials describe their generation as self absorbed. >> focused on yourself and career path and building a family. >> social media. >> that's part of 21st century life. >> they point to their behavior in the workplace. >> employers would say they're tough to manage. >> some would say once they figure out how to work them, they're terrific. >> 40 percent we did

. >> reporter: put away that paper ma shay volcano, this is not your grandpa's science fair. this year's theme is save the plant. the goal, find an idea to protect the environment. like, what's the best way to clean oil off a bird's feather? this group of second graders discovered plants in water grow faster with fresh in it. >> cause the fish poo acted as fertilizer and that was a regular supply -- there was a regular supply of water. >> reporter: did you say fish poo? >> yeah. >> reporter: experts were on hand to inspire the students. >> knowing -- showing them there's a career in stawnability and working to make the world is a better place is aligned in the medication of tesla. this weekend. the national weather service says there'n increased risk for rip curr >>> a warning in you're headed to some bay area beaches over the weekend. the weather service says there's an arrested risk for riptides. we have more on that in our full forecast on friday. roberta. >>> good afternoon, everybody. it's april the first no. joke here. for the month of april, we should see an inch and a

. >> reporter: dmv officials declined to appear on camera but told shay in a letter that the new requirement have been advertised for months. they're trying to ensure safe driving particularly among teens. driver's ed was once handled by d.c. schools but it stopped doing it in 2009. as of now there are no formal education requirements to take the city test. in this district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> well montgomery students had six snow days this winter and now they have to pay the price. school officials may be forced to extend the academic year by two days to make up for lost time. four snow days were built into the calendar this year. the county asked the state toway the other two happen. school officials told news4 they're exploring their options and they hope to ensure this quickly so that families know when the last day of school will be. >>> the word on the street in alexandria, transportation crews can now target the worst roads in the area with the new high-tech survey van. you may have noticed this van on the city streets and neighborhoods. it's using video cameras, laser sensors a

>> all smiles on the set this morning michael and fill in host shay mitchell.ssing wasn't in the room. >> she is going to be back tomorrow. which we're all excited about. >> sources at live us that strahan will be there with >> this is between you and me. >> as for kelly she confirmed her return to a letter to the staff late friday following her one scheduled and two unscheduled days off sayingg quote i want to thank you all for giving me the time to process this new information. we are a family and i look forward to seeing you on tuesday morning. >> am i wrong or am i right? >> reportedly ripa efore agreeing to return had demanded assurances from abc that live wasn't getting cancelled. and that was apparently made clear to her. even if with strahan were to expand to the 9:00 a.m. slot live could still be moved to 10:00 a.m. one person still in shock is kelly's bestie who vented today on his radio show. >> it just seems like a premature end to great relationship. and it was abig, bad break up. >> they'll appear to all lovey dovey tomorrow. chrissi gave birth ov

some say shay feel entitled and lack motivation. do they deserve. >> i am a millenial. whatever i say million, it's a good question, especially considering there are so many of us. >> i don't know what's wrong with these kids today. >> you know what people say about millenials. >> no, what do people say. >> there's the notion we're spoiled, they entitled. >> i think any young person thinks they're entitled. >> doctor franking is a psychology professor a the temple he defends the 75 million people. who make up millenials. is there any truth to this. >> there's some studies that suggest those things. in my humble opinion, that's junk science. >> 69 percent of americans think those under 30 a lazy and 59 percent of millenials describe their generation as self absorbed. >> focused on yourself and career path and building a family. >> social media. >> that's part of 21st century life. >> they point to their behavior in the workplace. >> employers would say they're tough to manage. >> some would say once they figure out how to work them, they're terrific. >> 40 percent we did

cbs 2's ilana gold shays consumers love it. -- says consumers love it. >> reporter: customers couldn't believe the cost of a stamp will go from 49 cents to 47 cents. >> i think it's going to be great. we're not going to have to pay as much for our stamps and we mail a lot, a lot letters. >> that's wonderful. my boss will be very happy where i work that we're finally reducing a stamp price. what's attributing it? >> reporter: the cuts on stamps, postcards and international letters is the spike hike to 49 cents congress approved two years ago to help stem the billion- dollar losses of the postal service. in response they said about shaving back prices: despite strong growth in package deliveries, the postal service continues to record unstainable losses and we continue to seek legislative reform. >> i read somewhere about they have to fund the pension system for a certain amount of years which is one of the only systems that does that requires by law that they have to do that. >> reporter: plainview english teacher is right about congress forcing the postal service to overfun its pension

. >> piazza hit that home run on an emotional night at shay stadium in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. three years ago the mets sold it. the private collector loaned it back to the team for display and now he's selling it. much to the ire of some passionate fans. >> what you have is a problem with the feeling that the mets let go one piece of memorabilia that they should have never let go, no matter what the price. auction will open on monday. it's expected to fetch $50,000 or more making it the most expensive mets jersey ever. >>> get ready for a wild ride when it comes to the forecast. warm today and then that all changes. let's bring in vanessa murdock with a look. >> well, from 70s today to feeling like single-digits, teens, and 20s on sunday. that is the roller coaster ride we are getting on. today though some breaks from the rain. maybe you can enjoy a little bit of the warmth. first order of business here, we have to check in with our weather watchers. let's see what the temperatures are like right now across the region. 60s and 50s. 60s even 70s out there. the list looks like t

some 1500 miles from the final four in houston there was big business at owe shay's pub where crowds came in mass to cheer on nova as they knocked down north carolina for that ncaa championship win on monday. >> when they won in the last second, definitely one of the best games ever you will see in your lifetime. >> reporter: friday oshay's manager davis hoping for another big nova crowd around 3:00 p.m. after wildcats rally a few blocks away. there may already been a taker. >> sure, why not. i'll come around here, there has got to be one close by. >> our parade are few and far between. i'm hoping people have a good time. >> reporter: from city hall to septa a officials are bracing for tens of thousands toss trek along the parade route a super nova nation mostly made of students with canceled friday classes. so septa is stepping up, services. >> we're adding extra capacity to the norristown high speed line, broad street line and the market frankford line to make sure that everybody can get in and out of the city safely. >> reporter: by 1:00 p.m. friday afternoon nova nation should be

christopher shays is here, congressman shays. he's another great one. come here, shays, for one second. come here. come up here. once in a while, you know, even billy graham had a testimony from somebody else every once in a while, so this is my great pal and we serve together on the budget committee, when we balanced the budget, and he actually -- this is unbelievable, he moved to new hampshire to help me campaign. he lives in -- he lives close to here, but

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a few days later a children's author bob shay, came to her school and found out what happened. he tweeted his followers. pretty soon books came, abe came, and came from authors, illustrators and librarians all across the country. >> for her to see, okay, we lost our house and we lost all of these things, but look at all of the nice things that can happen. >> i read to my parents and they talked me in sometime. >> how great is that. >> many authors even signed their books with messages of hope. heidi's mom says more than just reaffirming heidi a's love of reading, it also gave her hope. can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us

shay and his friends are pretty great. >> and we think heidi is pretty great. you for watching. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. we'll see you right back here >> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm alicia vitarelli. tonight/saturday it's a special fyi philly. >> a celebration of pifa, the philadelphia international festival of the arts. >> for 16 days, the city will be transformed into a cultural mecca. >> there really is absolutely something for everyone >> with shows from around the world, most of them free! >> and for those with a fee, a chance to win tickets! >> hello! i'm a bug. >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at the kimmel center for the performing arts. >> and this is the hub for pifa the philadelphia international festival of the arts. >> the kimmel center curates the biennial festival, which kicks off april 8th. >> and from start to finish, it's a sensory overload of lights, sounds, and images created by arts groups from across the city, country and world! >> and they're staging events all over philadelphia, including 2 nightly shows

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market is basically been a buyer are since those news came out so i'm ready to hear what carter has to shayme inclination though is to stay with it. >> what's interesting is the nikkei was up almost twice as much which means you have the currency issue and the market and we don't have that problem, but either way, this is -- this is a bludgeoning and we've got our heads blown off here. now the question is whether we have enough time to stay. i don't think it's going to go much further. i don't think stocks in general will go much further but if you're short term you've got to take your loss and move on. >> coming up next, your tweets and the final call from the options pits. i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. td ameri

the two men lived here in this patterson, new jersey, apartment and later in virginia fox news found shay>> za hawes w always very well dressed anytime we dealt with him. nenever woworked. never had a job. >>>> during the course of our ininvestigatione found that h h had me a call to the saudi embassy inn whingto and also made a cl to the saudi embassy in russia. ten months waspent investating the relationship with the hijackerers. >>e admitted that za hawesa to me to go to the im and ask him for work. >> when he wen he saw t he was in a figig with somebodyt the sque. he said didn't fee he was a religious man becausef the argument. thene went into the praye area. after theraye wereovover, he turned aund andhe two hijackers were standin there. we thought tt was ve, very strange that they picked him to sisthem toet an artment we t was four or five hundred other people there. >> how many time did y see hahamzi and hanjour. >> thinkhrhree timemes. bring them t the house, so e e some food. ii was see them as verynice. >> we asked h if he is a religious man. he saide didn't pray andnd didn't go

>> when i was a kid in brooklyn we used to stand on the corner shaying 3-ply? i am excited about it. tell them the story. i'm a crazy person about linens and i have known to buy sheets from hotels. that is how bad it is with me. i am actually ashamed to say how much i have spent on sheets over the years but we have partnered with a company and when i met with them, i found they create the fine linens for the hotels. >> some of the best in the world. rosanna: let's take a look. >> i found out, the sheets that i bought from the particular hotels, they had made them. this is a perfect, perfect partnership for us. i will hold on to you. >> sleep like a king. tel quality. >> where at? >> sleep like a king.com. >> do they smell like larry? >> yes. >> he smells good. >> they are from the favorite destinations. this is our own special threading. they feel so good. that's what i love. rosanna: it seems like today we have a theme going on with christina and insomnia. you need the nice sheets. >> exactly. >> other colors? >> yes, seven colors. >> i see towels. >> yes. tha

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. >> reporter: a few days later, children's author and illustrator bob shay came to heidi's school and asked her to draw with him and gave her their picture to keep. she loved it. then he tweeted asking for books saying let's send her some. and help came. from authors illustrateors, librarians and so many more. box after box of books, a delivery of hope. >> for her to see okay we lost our house. we lost all these things but look. what a nice thing that can happen. >> reporter: heidi is loving her new books. >> i read to my parents when they tuck me in sometimes. >> reporter: her favorite, "the kissing hand." >> whenever you feel lonely just press your hand to your cheek and think, mommy loves you. >> reporter: and now she has a special message for all those fellow readers who chipped in to help her turn a new page. >> i think he and his friends are pretty great. >> reporter: cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >>> going beyond smart cars to the smart streets. next, we'll take you to the bay area city testing what could be revolutionary technology. >>> a bull on the run in new york city.

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. >>> happening today, federal prosecutors are expected to release new information on a so-called shay dough investigation that loomed over vincent gray. businessman jeffrey thompson pled guilty to being the mastermind behind the campaign back in 2010. in 2014 thompson said gray new about it. the case was closed with no charges filed against gray last december. >> as far as i was concerned, that investigation was closed on december 9 of 2015 and that's exactly where i'll leave it at this point. >> gray is now running for ward seven for the council seat of that ward. >>> democratic candidate bernie sanders is in rome right now. we just received this new video of him talking at vatican city. he was socioeconomic and environmental issues. >> while senators traveled yoifr seas, others have traveled to new york. its focus is on the primary on tuesday. tracie potts has more on the new clashes and fund-raisers. >> you didn'tan answer the question. >> yes, did. >> reporter: and so it went. they clashed over sanders backing gun makers. >> what about the greed and recklessness of the gun manufac

with shay mitchell whoa is wuvrnt people that gave you a birthday shout-out. >> pretty little liars we'llher on at 7:47. >> it's 6:55 now and let's checking in with our own kardsahian fan. >> i love that show you. >> love those shows. >> i watch them it doesn't mean i love them. >> what a great concept sitting around a table talking. >> yeah, yeah i guess so. >> i mean if you tolerate those shows. >> what's going on in weather. >> >> she already does that. >> no, i mean watching if. >> you want to performty get. >> let's doe weather. cool temperatures to start the day and daytime warm-up near 7 0. lots of sun shib. 50 washington and 44 dulles and 45 bwi marshall. cooler than yesterday morning and but should be dry and beautiful day. lots of sunshine. nice quiet radar. 6 just a few clouds to start the day a and high pressure north and temps cooler than yesterday. looks like next chance of rain will be on friday. maybe a thunderstorm too. that's weather. >> a lot of cars. 15 north near engel burger road and traffic getting by and previously closed. watch for delays as you head to northern f

the districts a teen age girl is under arrest of connection of back-to-back rarmd robbyes and mary shayce are serving for the gir girl's sister and boyfriend and they're all accused of robbing two people at knifepoint at the intersection of brandywine and river. the next happened minutes later problems away. councilwoman tells us this group may be connected to similar crime along volta street. >> baltimore judge rud two officers who arrested freddie gray last year can be forced to testify against fellow officers. the rule ago louz city prosecutors to call officer garrett miller as a witness against officer edward nero whose trial begins next month. and the two are among six officers charged in gray's death. each faces charges including a salt, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office. >> that was the motion. prosecution moved to grant immunity and the judge is saying that that motion will be granted and then the prosecution will decide whether or not to call identify miller. but he's important -- he's an important part of what happened to freddie gray. >> gray, of course, died by

. >>> a man said he was punched in the face by attacker who said quote, it's because you look like shai labeouf. the real actor reached out to his look away. mario got a voice call from labeouf and he apologized for the attack and offered to bring him suit. they posted a video of them talking on the phone. >>> homeless advocates report a decline in the number of homeless people living on the streets. the report shows a 12% drop. city officials counted 2800 homeless people. they said it does not include the ones who >> there's people who live in abandoned buildings or rooftops who hide it from society. >> what's great is we're helping so many people. our out reach teams are working with over 2,000 people who sleep on the streets. >> the city plans to do another homeless count in may. >>> a staten island woman has been united with her wedding and engagement rings after a search. >> i was like oh, my god, he's going to kill me. >> tiffany and christopher outer out -- otterbeck will not forget the dinner. >> i took my rings off. >> i called my mom frantic and was like it's pick up day, my r

>>> a man said he was punched in the face by an attacker who said quote it's because you look like shai labeouf. he got a video mail from labeouf. he apologized for the attack and offered to bring him soup. he got back in touch and posted a picture on instagram of them talking on the phone. >>> homeless advocates question showing a decline of people living on the streets. the city officials counted 2800 people but critics say it doesn't include those who spend their mights in nights in subway cars. >> they hide on rooftops. >> what's great is we're helping so many people. our out reach teams are working with 2,000 people who sleep on the streets. >> the city plans to do another count in may. >>> a woman has been reunited with her lost wedding and engagement rings after a desperate search. >> i was hieng -- i was like he's going to kill me. >> she will never forget the night that she made meat loaf for dinner. >> i took my rings off and put >> the next morning at work. >> i called my mom and was like have to go outside before they get the garbage. she said i can't they came. >> she calle

. >> he was joined by shay mitchell. tomorrow, as you heard, michael and kelly will be back again tomorrow. live with kelly michael on channel 7 at 9:00 p.m. >>> in sports, jacob back to work after a health scare with his newborn son. he tweeted this earlier today. great to be back. i want to thank the mets and my teammates and the fans. he pitched for the first time since his wife gave birth to his son jackson. he missed more time than expected when the baby was sent to the hospital for breathing issues. >> thank goodness. and jackson is doing fine. >>> still to come, a priest attacked inside of a church. we're going to tell you how another priest helped police catch the suspect. >>> a live look outside. beautiful, right. i've just arrived in atlanta and i can't wait to start telling people how switching to geico could save them hundreds of dollars on car insurance. but first, my luggage. ahh, there it is. uh, excuse me, sir? i think you've got the wrong bag. sorry, they all look alike, you know? no worries. well, car's

it's looking high and dry, plenty of sun shai, especially at the jersey shore.olks want to take a brisk stroll on the beach. it's pretty good. you want to get outside and enjoy. katy? >> sounds good. thanks so much, karen. >>> we have big news about this year's wawa welcome america celebration. nbc 10, telemundo 62 and our parent company, comcast nbc universal are the new home for the nation's biggest birthday party. the ben franklin parkway will be host to the big july 4 concert and fireworks show. you'll watch it all live on nbc 10 as well as telemundo 62 and on your iphone or other smart devices. we get more from nbc 10's keith jones. >> reporter: this is the site of the nation's biggest birthday party. it may not look like much now, but this summer the entire ben franklin parkway will transform into the best free family friendly july 4 celebration. yes, there's days of music. and those large crowds, more than half a million people several nights capped by fireworks. but this year, the eight-day family celebration ignites something different. your child's cur