although such an inheritance would allow her to retire comfortably in springfield, mrs. lincoln knew she had burned too many bridges. two of her speckled sisters, frances and and work viciously absent during her years in the white house. her older sister and surrogate mother, elizabeth had been attentive following willie's death but mary's uncharitable sentiments about her niece, elizabeth daughter julia, including very indiscreet remarks and correspondence, had frayed their relationship. so, if her own blood were so indifferent to her plight, she could not expect a warm reception from others. she decided on chicago. mother incense departed from the white house on may 23. when lincoln's body had left washington, had turned out on the way, when the widow took leave a week later, there was scarcely a friend to tell her goodbye and when the small band arrived in chicago, there was no welcoming party. out of a sense of entitlement, mrs. lincoln and decided to head for the tremont house, one of the most fashionable of chicago addresses. no sooner had she settled her send it t

one 41 on the 50 capitals tour takes us to springfield, illinois, located historic route 66 and springfield became the state's capital in 1637 and the cities for being the hometown of abraham lincoln and joining is on the c-span bus this morning. tim butpresentative the republican who vents same house seat that lincoln once stood. mr. butler, good morning to you. fiscal helpwith the of illinois, illinois is a state that is coptiansly ranked at the bottom or near the pottom of fiscal health when it comes to various state rankings why is that? >> well, we have a lot of big chal lens in illinois when it comes to the budget house. bottf fiscal health when it comes to various state rankings big white is that? -- rankings. why is that? guest: we have huge pension debt in the state of illinois. with $130 billion in unfunded pension liability. medicaid payments have skyrocketed over the next -- past decade and a half. on top of that, we are coming off an unprecedented budget impasse, what we did not have a budget for the state of illinois for two years. that accumulated unpaid bills upwards of $60

the debate was hosted by wg be why in springfield. >> massachusetts senate candidates, incumbent senator elizabeth warren, democrat, and republican challenger, state representative jeff diehl. the debate is brought to you by the western chassis -- massachusetts media consortium. pleased to be your moderator. here are the rules for the next hour. our audience members have agreed to stay silent during the debate. candidates have 90 seconds to answer each question, up to one minute for additional thoughts or rebuttal and one minute each for opening and closing statements. coin toss decide tonight's winner. the consortium asks you the public to submit questions for consideration and many of the questions i will ask tonight were inspired by things you wanted answers to. let's begin with opening statements. senator warren, your first. you have one minute. warren: 6 years ago i asked the people of massachusetts to take a chance on someone who had never run for public office before. you did, and it has been the honor of a lifetime, to go down to washington and fight for you and for your families

in springfield when that program was cut? violence took off. we need to address the core issue of jobs, and we need to address the core issue of a budget because those are the things that people need, and we can avoid gun violence. >> moderator: all all right, mr. pritzker, thank you. natalie will has a question, i believe, for mr. pritzker. >> we've been touching on jobs, you both mentioned it in your opening statement the. mr. pritzker, we are in a tristate region tonight where illinois, missouri and iowa all meet. quincy does have the compete with other states to lure new businesses and to keep ones that are here existing. what is your plan to make illinois appealing for businesses? prits prit well, first of all, let's remember that every state around illinois, virtually every state has a fair tax system, and they also have lower -- [inaudible conversations] let me add one more thing which is, you know, we have a great higher education system in the state. but under governor rauner, he's driven 72,000 student the away from

i have to tell you, it was the machine shops in springfield and holyoke and bedford. what built a private schools and the private hospitals that first took care of people, provided the money to build those roads. when he to make sure businesses are given the chance to grow so we can have the funds to build those roads. ms. saldo: one minute. sen. warren: so, this is the standard republican playbook. saying you're all in favor of infrastructure. somehow the public sector doesn't really have to put up the money. private sector is going to do it and guess what, the infrastructure never gets built that's exactly where we find ourselves in western massachusetts. how many times have politicians like mr. diehl stood up and said yeah, we need that high-speed rail. but when it comes down to it, putting thee to be funds into you can build a high-speed rail. we ought to be putting real money in at the federal government level and we could do that except for the fact that the republicans, mr. diehl, donald trump, have given away a to billionaires and giant $1.5 trillion corporati

it's time that we put springfield back on the side of working families. >> thank you so much. let's get right now to the question, governor arnold, the first question is for you. >> thank you. governor around her, two weeks in two weeks, the grand jury scheduled presented by the attorney general's office, alleging that your administration is criminally responsible for the way it handled the legionnaires outbreak at the veterans home in quincy. this comes after multiple families by lawsuits, alleging your administration knew about the problem before taking necessary actions that could have saved lives. the recent relief of documents, appeared showed knowledge of the issue before families for the public were notified. governor, do you still maintain that your administration handled this correctly? >> our veterans are our heroes. i've spent my life supporting our veterans and working for their betterment. the tragedy of the legion infection, for our veterans here in quincy, was a terrible tragedy. it's heartbreaking. to the families here tonight, the families across illinois who

they will take the money that otherwise have been going to cities right here like springfield.e can't keep doing this. this is this fundamental question, who do you think government should work for? workiehl says make it better and better for a thinner and thinner slice at the top. instead of making the investments in infrastructure we need right here in western massachusetts, in education, in building a future for everyone. ms. saldo: that is time. what do you think should be done to secure rail funding? mr. diehl: we talked about how the -- we were in traffic for the debate and i can feel the pain because i have been on my campaign rv. driving from agawam to pittsfield, you lose your wi-fi. we need communications infrastructure because communications infrastructure will allow central and western massachusetts to bring to some businesses that are currently overcrowding. it is great that see report has companies building new headquarters. -- we needneed those medications infrastructure to incentivize businesses to come out here. for rail, i totally agree. had a tough time affor

. >> stop number one 41 on the 50 capitals tour takes us to springfield, illinois, located on historic route 66 and springfield became the state's capital in 1637 and the cities moan for being the hometown of abraham lincoln and joining is on the c-span bus this morning. state representative tim but lear republican who vents the same house seat that lincoln once stood. mr. butler, good morning to you. let's start with the fiscal help of illinois, illinois is a state that is coptiansly ranked at the bottom or near the pottom of fiscal health when it comes to

to cities here like springfield. we just can't be doing this.his is that fundamental question, who do you think government should work for. the republicans, donald trump, mr. diehl says make it work better and better for a thinner and thinner slice at the top instead of making the investments in infrastructure that we need right here in western massachusetts in education in building a future for everyone. ms. saldo: and that's time. what, if anything, do you think should be done at this level to secure rail funding east to west? rep. diehl: senator warren and i talked before in started about how we both were in traffic to get to the debate. i've been out in my campaign r.v. driving across the street. sometimes you lose your wi-fi, sometimes you lose your cell phone connection. we do need communications infrastructure. that will loum central and western massachusetts to bring some of the businesses that are currently overcrowding eastern massachusetts. it's great that the sea port in boston has g. e. and med med tech and these companies coming in

. -- not at the expense of those good paying jobs at coal-fired plants in springfield. we have to have an all of the above approach. windmills are being produced in the same town of clinton we have the nuclear facility. and all of the above approach is how america can continue to lead when it comes to addressing global warming. america past 30 years, has helped lead the way in reductions. you don't have to go far, springfield illinois, see one of plantsanest burning coal in the nation. those would have been -- those investments would have been worth nothing if we had not stood up and fought the last administration, who tried to take america to far and -- too far. i applauded the president for pulling out of the paris climate accord because the u.s. was going to have to abide by more stringent, higher standards than some of our developing nations and our biggest competitors like china. to bere was going accountability for global warming, on the global scale, the united nations needs to make sure countries like china are held to the same standards that many in this countr

quincy, rockford, springfield. let's ask the question. why has it gotten so much worse of the last two or three years? one of the biggest reasons is, when you do not pass a budget, guess what happens? when you are unwilling to compromise and pass a budget, mental health services are abuse, substance programs, jobs are cut. you talk about jobs? people need the escalator, the ability to get to a job, and that means investing in these skills training people need to get those jobs and make sure we get violence interruption services. when they cut those jobs, guess what happened? violence took off? we need to a the core issue of because thoseget are the things that people need and we can avoid gun violence. >> all right, we turn to natalie will who has a question, i believe, mr. pritzker. we are in a region tonight where illinois, missouri, and iowa meat. meet. -- and iowa quincy does have to compete. what is your plan to make illinois attractive to businesses? mr. pritzker: virtually every state around illinois have a fair taxes to him. we ne

. >> on monday's debate at springfield, you said any tax reform should go from the middle class out. what exactly does that mean? who should pay more in income taxes? who should pay less? --ms.ndrigan the specific specifics,in the expanding things like the earned income and child tax credit. in the big picture, what that means is -- i have held 14 town halls in the last couple months. i'm with people from around the district all the time. what they are telling me is this economy is not working for them. they do not see wage growth. they do not see those lower costs. they see their insurance premiums going up or grocery prices going up. day-to-day living is not better for them. the tax bill, i will tell you this. i have a very clear understanding that tax bill was not for them. it was a giveaway to corporations and the wealthiest among us and special interests. what that amounts to in real people money is $6,000 for every man, woman, and child in the united states of america. that is the price tag we are paying. then it comes down to how are you going to pay for it? mitch mcconnell sa

anyway, my last job, was in springfield, illinois. and the constituency was a state, it was the lincoln fraternity which is the people of springfield, lincoln lovers the world over. but ultimately, it was the state of illinois. the valuable lesson i learned was the success, individuals, you can never forget in the end, it is passionate, enthusiastic people, whether they are donors , in the case of springfield, a woman named julie, who more than anybody else single- handedly imagined an abraham lincoln presidential library. and she had a lot of help. and obviously, the state became involved, the federal government came in. but if it had not been for one person, the lincoln presidential library would not exist. now, the problem with that, and quite frankly, they are experiencing this right now, they did it backwards. when you build a presidential library, the president, his friends, his supporters, they get together, they create a foundation, they raise the money, they build the building, then they create an endowment so you can program

it was the people of springfield. it was lincoln lovers and the world over. but ultimately a state of illinois. and the valuable lesson i learned was, success in illinois government consists of getting out of town before the indictments. but individuals, we can never forget, in the end, it's passionate, enthusiastic, people who still, you know, whether they're donors, in the case of springfield, a woman named joy solini who more than anyone else, single-handedly, imagined an abraham lincoln presidential library as an outgrowth of the existing illinois state historic al historical library. the federal government came n but if it had not been for one person, the lincoln presidential library would not exist. the problem with that and quite frankly they and they're experiencing this now, they did it backwards. when you build a presidential library. the president and friends and supporters, they all get together. they create a foundation. they raise the money. they build a building. and they create an endowment. so you can program that institution long after they'

and their video, there is no sign of a springfield armory 9 millimeter. >> i lost stuff constantly.t was a bone of contention between christopher and i. >> reporter: while the prosecution scoffed at bianca's lost gun story, her loft friends did not. >> if you knew sweet bianca, she accidentally threw her gorgeous wedding ring away. we had to dig it out of the garbage. i was standing there. she can be an absent-minded dingbat. >> reporter: but remember the day police searched the loft? >> they took apart my toaster. >> reporter: she was focused like a laser that day, said bianca, watching intently, she said, as an officer looked in the empty 9 millimeter gun case. >> i was sitting beside her. >> reporter: no test fired shell casing, she said. >> i don't mean to sound cynical, but i know it wasn't there. >> reporter: only possible conclusion, said bianca, it was her accusation, the sandy police must have planted the shell casing in order to link chris' missing gun to the crime scene. you think it would be hard for people to accept the idea that this detective would do something as une

it started with this token bayonet -- broken springfield bayonet. it's shiny because i cleaned my stuff in the beginning. it's not worth anything, just symbolically the first thing i found. for me, this is the most important thing. 19, we found a trench full of soldiers. that changed my whole life. decided tonning, we dig them out. we found two soldiers. one of them was 30 years old. these men of the same age we were. i couldn't understand it. i was so go to school, get married, maybe children. he was laying there, forgotten. until this moment, i found these soldiers. all these weren't for part of a collection anymore. that changed my way of looking at these wars. 9044, 1945,e been iraq and afghanistan. these were just normal human beings. you forget about that. but by finding them, seeing their age, sing their name, john paul, half of the name. i was 19 years old. what happened? he was forgotten. his mom never knew where he was. i never accepted that. i wanted to do something with my collection to explain more about the human behind the soldier. is

around and see the crimp of our current president, but if you visit the lincoln library and in springfield illinois, and see the terrible things that were written about lincoln then it was not 24 hour news but it was fam flu tears that were so critical. it was just a fact of life and really is a function of our democracy. that we can criticize our president. that be do have the freedom to say whatever we want to sigh. >> you can watch this and all other book tv programs from the past 20 years at booktv.org. type the author's name and the word book in the search bar at the top of the page. >> you're watching book tv on c-span 2. non-fiction authors and books all weekend. 20 years of television for serious readers. and this weekend, on after words, jeff make macy reports on the opioid crisis in america. she's interviewed by gerald connolly of virginia. also you'll see the recent readers and writers festival in pennsylvania. featuring pulitzer prize winning journalist. all this and more on book tv on c-span 2 this weekend. television for serious readers. visit booktv.org for a completely tele

nolan's research area we also found cartridges both 45 30.06 automatics and springfield cartridges fired from the 1917 infield like york carried. none of us would ever say with any certainty that any of these cartridges were specifically fired by any one individual. that's just impossible. >> tell ullstrom about the procedure that you used to find material. obviously the metal detectors are used. what is your experience with the technology? how successful have you been in particular in the york battlefield? >> i've been using a metal detector since i was probably 15 years old so right now we're looking at, you know, 40 years experience with the metal detector. basically i didn't join either team really. i just assisted them. when we got to dr. nolan's site, they had already been there twice. and i didn't know all of the people that were involved in the previous metal detector work but me and an archeologist from the university of south carolina, we took over the initial site down the bottom of the ravine and we did basically a hundred percent search. where, you know, you grid off an area

springfield, northbound 95, express lanes before the beltway and eastbound 66 after 29, crash there on the right side. aaron. >> melissa, thank you. it's 6:32 and our coverage of the tragic shooting in pittsburgh continues now. the shooting happened on the efwish sabbath. saturday morninge a baby naming ceremony, 11 people were killed and six others injured there. this is the deadliest attack on the jewish community in u.s. history. >> thi t is the mant opened fire. he is expected in court today facing 29 federal charges including hate crimes. he and officers exchanged gunfire. he was hit and taken to the hospital. he made statements about genocide and killing jewish people. we're getting our first lk at those that died in the shootings. the victims range from 54-97 including a married couple in their 80s, holocaust survivors and twobrothers. flags are lower around the country and vigil a being held in their honor. >> the former arch bishop of washington was bishop in pittsburgh for years. he participated in that mass at st. matthews. our teamoverage continues now. here at home, americ

in springfield, tennessee, republican, good morning. caller: i want to ask about pennsylvania, conor lamb won the 18th district. recapture -- as district from pennsylvania? can you go through a list of pennsylvania seats vulnerable? guest: it is a victim of using an pennsylvania dutch it is a bit confusing in pennsylvania because of is confusing in pennsylvania because of the new new lines drawn. conor lamb is likely to win the 17th district. in part because the district was drawn in a much more favorable to democrats than the existing district. conor lamb is leaving behind the 14th district, the most of which he currently represents and that will likely be picked up by republican. in pennsylvania, we could have a wash. so that the suburbs are a big problem for -- philadelphia suburbs are a big problem for republicans because the democrats will pick up three seats. delaware county, six district in chester county, where the democrats hold advantage, seventh district in the lehigh is -- has left and a democrat is the favorite over a forme

i'm telling you right now the damage is major between parker, conway and springfield. the air force base there. it's catastrophic damage. >> jeff, storm chaser, rode out the storm, catastrophic damage, he says. jeff, our thanks to you. as the sun does rise, we really are getting a better sense of just how devastating this storm was. we have new pictures, new information and a fresh update on the storm. stay with us. liberty mutual saved us almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch to liberty mutual, you could save $782 on auto and home insurance. and still get great coverage for you and your family. call for a free quote today. you could save $782. liberty mutual insurance. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ takes more than just investment advice. from insurance to savings to retirement, it takes someone with experience and knowledge who can help me build a complete plan. brian, my certified financial planner™ professional, is comm

calling you from the springfield spartans >> the spartans, springfield to the championship wow! love it! how can i help >> caller: a biotech, is the ceo bad, what's going on with that stock that it keeps getting beaten up so bad >> let's do more work before we charge that. man, i love your accent, because it sounds like me. but when you hear it, you think that guy has that accent i don't sound like him, do i okay yeah, i know you know how bad my accent is. sharon in new york, sharon >> caller: jim, how are you! >> i am good, sharon how about you? >> caller: i'm great, jim. it's nice talking to you i absolutely love your show. >> thank you >> caller: i just wanted to ask you a question about clarks bear i owned it for many years. curious about your opinion with the mergeer? >> if they get that deal close, you've got a great company i love that business wow is all i can say, wow. paul in washington, paul >> caller: hi, jim, how are you doing? boo-yah. >> boo-yah >> caller: how are you doing >> okay. how are you? >> caller: excited to be here with you today i got some questions abo

area, we's research also found cartridges, 45 and 36 automatics, springfield cartridges that were fired from the 1917 and field by york -- but york carried. none of us would ever say with any certainty that any of these cartridges were specifically fired by any one individual. that is impossible. host: tell us about the procedure you used to find material. you used metal detectors. what is your experience with that technology, and how successful have you been? particularly in the york battlefield. brad: i have been using a metal detector since i was 15 years old. four now, we're looking at years of experience. when we got to dr. nolan site, they had already been there twice. peopleot know all of the that were involved in the previous metal detector work, but me and an archaeologist of anthropology, we took over initial sites down the bottom of the ravine. we did basically 100% search. ande you grade often area your metal detector will pass over 100% of the ground and you try to retrieve every artifact you can. this is something that was not done, that i saw, on the other side. host: you

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we recently stopped in springfield, illinois. looking forward to the november midterm elections, we are asking folks, which party should control congress and why? >> i think the party that should control congress is the democrats, because it is obvious we need some checks and balances on what is going on in washington. there is just so much that is contrary to what i believe is best for the electorate and the united states. so i believe what the democrats controlling congress that that will definitely bring some checks and balances to the process, which is much needed. >> i would like to see the republicans retain control of congress in both chambers after this election. because as a supporter of donald trump, i think the republican party is going to do a better job of advancing his agenda, whereas the democratic party is going to obstruct him. so keep it read. >> i want women to control congress. i am tired of people who don't live my life. telling me what i need to do. we need more women in all sorts of powerful positions -- co

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vote yes on 11. >>> larry beaumont successfully snuck informant jimmy keene into springfield prison in8. he just didn't expect to lose him there. >> goes off your radar. >> yeah, disappeared. couple weeks we didn't know what happened to him, trying to find out, we were getting frantic. >> two weeks later, only after keene's psychiatrist returned from vacation did they finally find jimmy. >> i knew the fbi was there, and she kept apologizing, kept saying i am really sorry, something happened with the message. >> at last, investigators got to search the woodshop and hall's cell, but by then, the map and falcons, items jimmy believed could lead to tricia, were gone. >> what were you thinking telling larry hall you're out of here and dressing him down? >> people wouldn't understand the mounting pressure, that kettle is ready to boil over at any time, you know, and it felt good to unload on the guy. >> the problem as i see it, you've unloaded on him, he knows you're against him, but nobody has that map. >> right. i am disappointed i didn't wait another day or two at least. i should have wai

these towns of parker, callaway, springfield, highland park, already to get a direct hit from this car again. let's get a live update from the national hurricane center in. >> welcome back to the national hurricane center. looking at the clock, 1:00 eastern, 12:00 central. the latest update on hurricane michael, there are some new updates, the pressure has dropped, making this one of the top three or four lowest pressures of a landfall hurricane in the united states, very serious situation. we are getting wind gusts of 10. looking at six and a half feet already around apalachicola, water is going in, you can see a portion of this i wall making it a magnet on shore between panama city and mexico beach, very powerful situation with the winds. we are looking at hurricane force wind gusts and this rain bans away from the center and that could be incredibly dangerous. very dangerous situation, if the eye wall makes it to land over the next hour or so. this is something we want to talk about, some people if you are in some of these areas as we travel northward could get some calm in the eye

the fire and rescue department rescued the dog on friday in we springfield. no word on how the dog got up there in the first place. >> so manyou questions, know? >> i would assume, onhe second floor -- sometimes the air vents are in the floor in some homes, like a hardwood floor, dog pushed the vent cover off and -- >> wiggled it's way in there. >> i'll take that. >> that's all. >> hi. >> hi. i love your maroon. >> thank you. we were saying, wearing blue is like sticking it to them, you're aig skins fan. >> i don't have many options but this isoing to be the one shirt wear. we're going to be talking about thisnd rubbi it >> all right. we're true skins fans. >> maybe something we'reab blue t today is the weather. it's chilly out there. but myod ss, saturday into sunday after that frontal system passed through it was pretty breezy. now we're more seasonal for your tuesaty. temperes into the mid to upper 6s. 41 degrees is our temperature out there. we have car skies and we'll drop by 7:00 and then by 11, st before noon,he temperatures will be back into the low 5

captured thedeo flames shooting from the home in springfield yesrday morning. o men who were working on a house nearby ran to help. they grabbed a work ladder and leaned it against the home, but the fire was just too hot. we're still working to find out what caused that fire. >>> tomorrow mwithew shepard be interred at the washington national cathedral, 20 years after his death. oure camera was let inside the knave where the remembrance ceremony will be in 1998, 21-year-old matthew shepard was beaten and left for dead in wyoming because he was cenly gay. his parents say thhedral will be a safe place for their son's ashes. you can look for coverage of tomorrow's servi right here on news 4. falloutther turn in the over recent comments made by nbc news host megyly k about blackface. we've learned kelly has fired her agent after reports surfaced that she may be giving up her show on nbc. this a m began onday during kelly's show. in the midst of a panel discussion about inappropriate halloween costumes, kel said she didn't see what was wrong with blackface. the reac

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everybody who is watching or listening at home on 89.7 as well as our sister stations, wgp by in springfield and wcai on cape cod. three weeks until the election. we hope the next 60 minutes will help you decide who to vote for for governor of massachusetts. >> we know many of you see this as the red sox pregame show. regardless, let me explain the rules for tonight. there are no rules. no opening statements, no closing, no time limits, although we will be keeping track of speaking times to keep things relatively even. we want to cover ground, so brevity is appreciated. feel free to talk to each other. we encourage it. since we ask our studio audience debateapplaud during the , we would like to take a chance ay give charlie baker and j gonzalez a hand right now. [applause] gentlemen, thank you very much for coming. take it away. >> governor, we'll start with you. it is not just rush hour anymore. everybody is stuck in traffic all the time. two years ago, there was a study alreadyked about cars crawling at 10 miles per hour on route three before the commute and more and more cars coming. befo

we foundice investigating one area in springfield near brandon avenue that is where police believe one of the victims was shot. we are waiting to get more on this. story we update to a first brought you last week. a local woman killed riding in an lyft car more than a year pay go. her mother angry, no charges against theriver who hit her. after the story aired, charges were filed for second degree srder. and ary you will only see on news 4. >> some days i sit there and i cry. >> reporter: she grieves as she holds her daughter's funeral program. > it hurt to have to see her face on this obituary.r: >> reporhe mother of three was buried after killed in a horrific car crash on good hope road a year ago. >> this is undescribable. >> reporter: she was a passenger in an lyft car. a driver slammed head on in her dodge ckup truck. police arrested her last week ith secondd her degree murder. she was speeding down the road atro amately 70 to 80 miles per hour and her blood tested positive for fentanyl, a controlled substance. >> she must have been out of her mind. >> reporter: a judge released h

springfield, southund 95, work zone. two right lanes are getting by moere. gomery village here, this is near the gaithersburg library. and the beltway, no big problems on the lty. >> keeping your children safe on halloween nigh'r walking you through the technology available to help you do that. >> later on ellen. >> i said, can i just do this physical on the phone. comeid no, i'd like you to in. and i said okay, adam's not going to like this. i throw out adam sandler's name a lot. >> we'll be right back. this isn't an election. it's a declaration. that when they we show what we'reamade of. wed we don't stand back- tand up. for women's rights. for health care. fofor our kids futures. the washington post says david trone is detailed, studious and no-nonsense-- ss an excellent suc to john delaney. there's no sitting on the sidelines. not me. not you. not now. the best choice, by a mile, is mr. trone. on november 6th. vote. david trone for congress. tr i'm david one, i approve this message. >>> halloween is almost here people are celebrating early at the white h

we recently stopped in springfield illinois, and looking forward to the november midterm elections, we are asking folks which party should control congress and why. >> i think the party should -- that should control congress after the election is democrats, it is obvious we need some checks and balances on what is going on in washington. there is so much that is contrary to what i believe is best for the electorate in the united states, so i think with the democrats controlling congress, that will definitely bring some checks and balances to the process, which is much needed. >> i would like to see the republicans retain control of congress in both chambers after this election. ,s a supporter of donald trump i think the republican party will do a better job of advancing the agenda, and the democratic party will obstruct him. >> i want women to control congress. i'm tired of people who do not live my life telling me what i need to do. we need more women in all sorts of powerful positions. in congress, as the president, state and federal. bad fornk it would be the country if impeachment

we found police investigating one are in springfield. that's where policetelieve at lene of the victims was shot. thel update you more on story as we learn more. >> an arrest has been ma in theilling of a local woman riding in a lyft car more than a year ago. she was killed when the car she was in was hit head on by another hicle. the driver of that car was going 70 to 80ho miles per. court documents also show that her bteod t positive for nt fentnyal. >> it hurts to have to see her face on this obituary. >> younger was charged with second degree murder. we tried to speak with her. she de not h any comment. >> prosecutors say a d.c. firefighter took mattersnto his own hand taking his suv with his daughter to track down the personhat attacked her hours earlier. what happened next left one aung person dead the firefighter facing up to 40 years in prison. yesterday, a jury convicted gregory bowyer for running over and killing innathaniel mckinno. security camera footage caught it. >> this case is really about revenge. and that morning was g

we recently stopped in springfield, illinois, and looking forward to the november elections. we are asking folks which party should control congress and why? that shouldhe party confer congress is the democrats, because it is obvious that we needed some checks and balances on what is going on in washing -- washington. there is just so much contrary i thinki believe, so that with the democrats controlled congress, that will definitely bring some checks and balances to the process which is much needed. >> i would like to see the republicans retain control of congress in both chambers. because, as a donald trump supporter, i think that the republican party is going to do a better job of advancing his agenda. whereas the democratic party is going to obstruct him. keep it read. -- red. >> i want women to control congress. i'm tired of people who do not live my life telling me what i have to do. we need more women in congress, as the president, in our senate. state and federal. >> i think that it would be bad for the country if impeachment proceedings failed. because they will init

one of the programs that's turned a frequent success is the empowerment zone they set up in springfield which i i try to convince the legislature to do more of come so far without success that's a model for teachers like of the ministers like and to show progress. >> what to do about those racial disparities, jay gonzalez? gonzalez: the most fundamental responsibility we have collectively through government is to ensure that every single child has access to a great public education. we are falling, nut job and he is been cover for four years now and make no progress on the fact with some of the biggest achieving caps in the country. and the funding disparities for public schools are growing even bigger. so to things that a big primaries of mine that will address this. one, making sure childcare and preschool is affordable accessible to every family and children it is proven to be game changing ticket for low income kids in terms of their success in school and life afterwards. and when you to fully fund our public schools. hopefully things will cost money. i have a plan to fund them to r

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. >> m we're learninge about the springfield man killed in this dramatic house fire. family members tell us he's ol 70-yea jaime rodriguez.as henown in the bo lilivian community as papa jimmy. two men who were working on a house nearby ran toey help. th grabbed a work ladder and leaned it against the home, but the fire wasust too hot. we're still working to find out what exactly caused that fire. >>> tomorrow matthew shepherd will be interred at thegt wash national cathedral, 20 years after his death. ouecamera crew was let ins the knave where the remembrance service will be held. in 1998, 21-year-old matthew shepard was beaten and left for dead in wyoming because he was openly gay. his parents say the cathedral will be a safe place for their son's ashes. >>> it's 4:08. another turn in the recent fallout or comments about blackface made by nbc news host megyn kelly. we leaed she has fired her agent. in the midst of the panel scussion about inappropriate halloween costumes, kelly said she didn't see what was wrong with blackface. the reacroon was swift viewers online a

there are more than 300 david's bridal stores nationclde inuding here in bethesda, buoy, springfield, and >>> all right, doug, a wet end to the week? >> we've got somewe s out there right now. it won't load, but i got a megaball and one number. >> you've got the weather to wrap up. i think i might win 5 bucks. >> there you go. that's a beer. >> i got somhowers out there for you. storm team 4 radar, a couple of showers, but not a lot going on. still very warm. it's a pretty nice night with the exception of these little sprinkles coming through ntre. i o show you this right here. take a look, this was a haunted houseen the riverdarea. take a look at this, this is really cool. one of the community centers out there towards riverdale, they had lines going arod the ilding in that area a little earlier today. this is the youth cultural center there, the maryland youth cultural center there in riverdale. alled the od, it's fear factory for all ages. even the kiddos 3 and up were able to get in sboo thi-- int t >> 60, winds ouft of the south. that southerly wind hping to kehings on the warmer

in springfield, tennessee, republican, good morning.aller: i want to ask about pennsylvania, conor lamb won the 18th district. recapture -- as district from pennsylvania? can you go through a list of pennsylvania seats vulnerable? guest: it is a victim of using an pennsylvania dutch it is a bit confusing in pennsylvania because of is confusing in pennsylvania because of the new new lines drawn. conor lamb is likely to win the 17th district. in part because the district was drawn in a much more favorable to democrats than the existing district. conor lamb is leaving behind the 14th district, the most of which he currently represents and that will likely be picked up by republican. in pennsylvania, we could have a wash. so that the suburbs are a big problem for -- philadelphia suburbs are a big problem for republicans because the democrats will pick up three seats. delaware county, six district in chester county, where the democrats hold advantage, seventh district in the lehigh is -- has left and a democrat is the favorite over a former

tonight's debate takes place in springfield, massachusetts. ♪ >> welcome to a debate between massachusettsator candidates, incumbent senator elizabeth warren, a democrat, and the republican challenger, state representative geoff diehl . the debate is brought to you by the western massachusetts media consortium. i am pleased to be your moderator. a

. >>> tonight, the family of a mal in a springfield house fire is sharing his name and picture wit us 70-year-old jaime rodriguez died in the fire. two men tried to save his life.g roz was wildly known in the bolivian community as papa jimmy. two guys who were working on a house nearby ran to try to help. hey grabbed a work ladder and leaned up up against the home, was already just too hot. we don't yet know what caused it. >>> a quick arrest tonight in the suspected rape. montgomery county police cuffed malachi raymond. he is accused of raping a teenage girl monday night. the victim says she met raymond minutes before the attack. raymond's attorney says the sex was consensual. >>> tonight, there's a new vi resource for sors of abuse at the hands of clergy members. next, we'll tell you how vi iinia is followi d.c.'s footndeps. >>> a one. one lucky person is very, very rich tonight. what we do and we do not know about the mega millions winner. >> what we know about tonight, it's goingdo be a c night, already there. 37, gaithersburg. 32, winchester, 39 in culpepper. yeah, frost advisory

same with cedar grove and springfield, and maybe panama city itself.ot the western side of panama city like over by the bridge, but on the eastern side of panama city. i am going to back out now so you can see where this is going. this is the eye wall itself. this is real-time movement. here is tyndall, here's mexico beach pray the national hurricane center has been singing the last hour, it looks like mexico beach may take a direct hit. this is moving this way, and tears mexico beach. instead, to the left of mexico beach. could panama city be hit by this? the town itself, not the beach? it could. look at this rain wrapping around. this is extremely heavy rain. all of this area is still hurricane-force winds. for instance, panama city beach would have wind coming off the land and onto the water at 120, 110, 130-mile-an-hour plus winds. rather than the winds going onto the buildings on panama city beach, it will be coming from the land and off because of that counterclockwise circulation. everything to the right, this is where the more serious storm sur

laughter] i was taken there by my family when i was eight years old going to the lincolntr house in springfield and i was eight years old i wish i i could tell you what i could think about civil liberties so when lincoln's boys misbehaved did hehe spank them? can you believe he would let those brats run wild through the palace? [laughter] everything i could find as a true story that again reading ryeverything i could find on lincoln with children's books and then other book. >> what did you learn writing this book you did not know before quick. >> this was someone who was a huge politician not always in a pleasing way. in the beginning of 1861 the battle for sumter the northern forces withstood the confederacy for afe while then they surrendered in the fly came down so they and the troops went to new york by boat in lincoln was urged to welcome them to the white house why did he send an invitation? he was worried the northerners may think the reason the battle was lostt was because anderson who was a seven or had confederate sympathies and maybe an outcast and not a hero. but then he was in uni

. >> reporter: as we bring you back out here to springfield for a live look inside that home right now, you have crime sce investigators going in and out, several of them, but they are workin on now trying to determine how exactly that fire started. as for the victim in all of this, officials have not yet released his name. they are waiting to get in touch withis extended family, jim, before letting us know who he was. >> all right, david, some wicked flames there coming out of that building. we appreciate it, david, we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> wellthe check is in the the washington post endorses jennifer wexton for arngress... sayingra comstock's "promise has turned to dust." she's trump's "unquestioning foot soldier."to jennifer wexn is the "clear and convincing" choice. "smart, serious and substantive" ... "ms. wexton would be a breath of fresh air" in congress. i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message because i've worked across party lines to get things done. that's how we can fix congress and ma it work for us again. spanberger: i'm abwhen dave brater, and i appwent to

so the express lanes parked main lanerawling toward the springfield interchange as well 46 minutes rightin those main lanes, express lanesust as crowded now with that crash by back lick road. keepd in min branch of a northbound after the beltway tocrash did m the shoulder but delays lingering bineh belt. kenilworth by green belt, earlie crash cleared and then as we move things over 270 improve to a yellow zone 43 minutes 109 to the local lane spli still heavy but moving along a little betterhan what we were seeing earlier the inner loop still a red zone 33 minutes 95 as make your way from the springfield interchange to the 270 spur on the outer loop. big delays there and then take a look at ts 64 mutes sudley road to the beltway. metro is on time but heavy drive times because of congestion and a mixf crashes much that's your tra cicff.ey. >> ♪ >>> after five weeks of testimony from re than 70 witnesses, the mansionders trial wraps up today. anticipation is high for closing argumeoss. ecutors will be working to convince the jury that the evidence shows daron wint is responsible forta the