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>> guest: harriet beecher stowe uncle tom's cabin was very impactful, very, very important. she really captured the brutality of the institution and in so captured the imagination of the world. that became the most important book of the 19th century. it was read more than any other book except for the bible. it was translated in so many different languages come even in chinese, and also, it was so popular that the press had to work literally 24 stomach to produce enough copies of it. it was really a big, big hit literary hit of the 19th century and, of course, some of the first movies that are produced in the early 20th century are based on "uncle tom's cabin." so even edison, edison as an early, thomas edison has an early movie, silent movie of "uncle tom's cabin." >> host: did it sell in the south? >> guest: it did sell in the south, although it was also banned in the south, too. and so there were people who wanted to read it. you had to read it to be able to protest it. but also there were people who thought no, this is not good literature for the south. the south had its

what the concord militia does along with the other companies from lincoln, stowe, bedford. they gather over here as the british army starts coming out later in the afternoon. this is something that concerns lieutenant colonel smith, but he knew he had to go through the area. there is a point in the road that got very narrow. on one side it is very swampy and marshy. they had a tiny bridge and had to march three abreast. it was a chokepoint. nonetheless, the army comes through. most of the army gets through, they fire at the motion gathered here. the militia fighters back. you have what is commonly referred to as a running battle. from this location all the way back to charlestown, you have this title that will take place. at the end of the day, as the 700 soldiers make their way back to lexington, really soldiers will gather with panicky soldiers at this location. in the meantime, local forces continue to build in size and strength. by the end of the day, approximately 4000 colonial soldiers are starting to descend upon the soldiers of the king who are now retreating back t

beecher stowe's uncle tom's cabin? >> it was very impactful and important. she captured the brutality of the institution and in so captured the imagination of the world. that became the most important book of the 19th century read more than any other book except for the bible. translated in so many different languages even in chinese and also it was so popular the press had to work really 24/7 to produce enough copies. was the big hit of this century. even edison, thomas edison had in early silent movie of uncle tom's cabin. >> did excel in the south? >> it did although it was also abandoned the south. it is a propaganda machine and proslavery advocates from the 1820s onward. people were productive teaching them christianity. there was a whole for proslavery machinery that fit into the industry of the time. the man that wrote the hymn amazing grace was a slave trader. >> he was so affected by the horror of it but that is when he gave it up and became an abolitionist and wrote the song amazing grace. >> the south in 1861 was the richest part of the nation. at

and jammed on the westbound side of 422 it looks like the crash near stowe is off to the side and 11he pottstown area. dining under the stars and state street is closed throughout the evening and baltimore avenue one possible alternate. back over to you. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight. the widow of an nypd officer actually gives birth to the baby girl three years after the death after the amazing event became possible. and words of wisdom from a woman that thoughs the secret to a long and happy life. and cecily tynan has the latest from the accuweather center. >> it was a comfortable day, yesterday's high 79 and today 82 degrees, i'm tracking the return of warmer and more humid air and storms i'll have details on the timing in the accuweather forecast. >> and day three of eagles training camp and jeff skversky will join us live from the nova care complex with all the day's sports. >>> the widow of a fallen police debt gave birth to his child two years after he died. lui was gunned down in 2013 and became a dad when his wife delivered their daughter, angelina. sammy got pr

east on 422, motorcycle accident, right near stowe. everybody taking the bikes out with this nice weather we've been having, coming in from new jersey, an accident causing a delay on the freeway, right where 55, comes in to play, just minor delays on septa's trenton and chestnut hill best regional rail line. how hot will it get? sue has that answer in 15 seconds. >> 7:47. some numbers to look at, if you are thinking of leaving, don't even think about it, but because if you leave a child or a pet in a car, for ten minutes, and it is 95 degrees outside, takes ten minutes for it to become 114 inside, and in a half hour, it is 129 degrees. just some numbers that you need to know. now, more numbers, mid to upper 90s for the actual temperatures today. it will feel like triple digits for so many of us, and, add just for good measure an oh, zone air quality alert, so difficult to breathe, air so thick, with humidity out there, already, it is 79 degrees, in philadelphia. and it feels like 83 degrees, and it is only going to get worse with high

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when i grew up, jacque cue stow was my hero. i remember a line said to jacque cue stow. loved and used to have it on the office door at the university. if the ocean could speak i would have a french accent is what they said to him. so i've always felt that whenever i go to a battlefield or presidential home or a historic site when it talks to me it sounds like david mccullough. >> thank you. >> history sounds like david mccullough. so let's start our question and answer. i want to discharge something. joseph ellis, who helped to organize the program and it was our first speaker, he pulled me aside and said you have to ask david mccullough the following question. i said, of course. here's his question. he would like to know if you would like to tell the audience, is there a secret love affair of abigail adams you're willing to admit to? >> who has he been talking to? [ laughter ] i am -- i feel very strongly that if i can -- with my work bring to light, bring down stage to full theatrical recognition people who deserve that now but didn't get it at the time or haven't got

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. >> luckily, the brothers had the forethought to stow their uninsured puppets high enough, and theydry. but the rest of the place is a mess. >> when the rains finally stopped, they brought in an industrial mold specialist who was basically like, "yeah, we have to tear this place apart." >> no. wait, it gets worse. turns out, before he died, bill fosser made a highly unusual request to his heirs. what did he tell you? >> well, originally, what he had said is that if the puppet theater were ever to close down, he wanted us to destroy everything. >> destroy, like, "gone"? this? >> everything, yeah. >> why? >> he viewed it as the puppets are instruments, kind of like a violin being stuck in a display case somewhere and not performing its purpose. he found that idea unbearable. >> it would be...over. >> it would be dismantled and somewhere in a dumpster. >> will they need to do that? >> how much do you make doing this? >> showtime! >> that's next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. copd makes it

. >> matt and david from stow tap, we appreciate you guys >> thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having: today on "tmz" -- harvey: ok. you guys ready for some toilet training? >> yes! harvey: ok. here's what we're going to do today, we're going to look at some of the best things we've done over the last month or so. but there is something on the line for you, which is a bottle of champagne, if you can get the clues that will reveal the person who is the subject of the story. the game is called toilet trouble. every time you want another clue for me, you have to push the lever, ok? and it will spray you, and you have to have your face in the toilet. >> charlie cotton, get up there, buddy! harvey: that's good. you want a clue? >> yes, please. [laughter] harvey: push the lever. you don't have to open your mouth. >> oh, really? harvey: no, no. this is not

stowe could turn up the surf at the shore points here, little later on this week. in the meantime, atlantic city ended up with new records or tying the olds one back from 71 when you bottomed out at 64 e july not that it never happened but little unheard of certainly heated up since then , look at the umbrellas lining rehoboth beach. beautiful beach day just again latter on the sun glock no matter where your travels take you here, if outside for any extended periods every time but do it anyway just as general rule. current dew points quite low, upper 50's across good portion of the region. lower the dew point gets, the drier the air. that's when temperatures are not as flared, not so darn un comfortable outside. looking forward in the seven day, temperatures certainly goes up. peak with the heat thursday specifically with some sun, some clouds, but again, might see shower as early as tomorrow really off to the north with the chances increasing little bit, bit by bit, with every passing day. >> all right, katie, thank you >> your very welcome. >> we all had have thi

tornadic thunderstorm in your town plants grow more in mountain south pottstown reef and gardens city stowe and santa toga take cover now move to a basement or an interior room the lowest floor of a sturdy building of oil windows if you are outdoors in a mobile home or in a vehicle move to the closest substantial shelter and protect yourself from flying debris repeating a tornado warning has been issued until six fifteen pm for the following counties in pennsylvania birds chester and montgomery. well come true we're back to the idea i've only camp an american political prisoner has finally been released from prison and when i say american political prisoner you probably instinctually if you're american you instinctually think. that i mean an american imprisoned overseas for political reasons nope i mean right here in the good old us of a reverend edward pinckney was imprisoned in benton harbor michigan for fighting against a corrupt system that is basically owned by the whirlpool corporation that's right the people who make their dishwasher pinkly did nothing wrong except be basically a mod

one speech of ronald reagan this would do more for his cause the and the speeches of other pastors stowe he went on with reagan that were not moral or religious for example, with the nuclear weapon policies and "star wars" and then to show those evangelicals part of the republican party. and then with various reasons and some of those biggest leaders in the south for the preachers were ahead of other people so gradually like one-third of the republican party is made up of evangelicals. so inevitably it is politicized and for those evangelicals and they believe that god was king and they simply disappeared because those more political people to accept the air of the press and the media. but what happened eventually was that liberals and completely turned off. in during election time hoodoo nothing about them. >> how did abortion become the central organizing issue? how did that happen? >> it is a fascinating story because those evangelicals with those therapeutic abortions that they were called in cases of incest or rape now harm to the mother not only meant physical harm but a psychologi

. >> brenda stephenson what the impact of harriet beecher stow's uncle tom's cabin. >> guest: very impactful, very, very important. she really captured the brutality of the institution, and capture the imagination of the world. that became the most important book of the 19th century. it was read more than any other book except for the bible. translated in so many different languages, even in chinese. and it also -- it was so popular that the presses had to work literally 24/7 to produce enough copies. it was really the big, big hit, literary hit, of the 19th 19th century... ... also there were people who thought this is not the south and the south had its own propaganda machine going. there were advocates that were 1820s onward who were producing literary tracks and producing stories. about slavery, who was sleep seen as slavery which was something else positive and you were thinking about civilized people and we were symbolizing them, making them productive, teaching them christianity and teaching them to have skills and having them organize their family life. there were mistresses and they

bus when you want to know mo you've got to watch go back we welcome the streets you can go to the stowed of course though without nobody you know back trying to shoot you as we speak we have the same gang killing each other is not. diff other games company killing. the game is the people we grew up with killing each other like my friend is a gag two weeks ago he was killed by someone we are we all grew up together and to know that i went to my homey firm and in our studio no to get to kill them is like wow the city messed up like you know freeness like. my homie kill my homie offering to kill mushrooms could she say he say stuff it's easy to stop the story their father kelly says the media portrayal of the violence ignores its roots we have too much violence i mean that's accurate and too many guns that's accurate. what's not accurate is that that's the only thing going on in these communities as though every young person who is of color is somehow involved in the gang that's not accurate and that it's again issue it's really not a gang issue the gang it's really a symptom of a larger is

deserved and evidence from the ex-girlfriend of repeatedly beating her and threatening her with a gallon stowe -- with a gun. >> but the legal right is of this assistance of counsel that has never been heard by the court is a strong one that that ineffective assistance is prejudicial that is far more likely when your counsel does it. >> when the state and injects race into a proceeding using as the anchor peter -- aggravation. >> now people don't expect the state to do something as improper as this but they endorsed the and not everything that the prosecution says about the defendant that the jurors should think about those claims seriously because it has an interest of its own but the defense counsel's interest should be of their interest so then who is the jury?. >> i don't believe this court has ever recognized a situation that the defense counsel's act could give rise two's structural air -- error for of course, that president -- prejudicial analysis could be done but it has to be against the aggravating evidence and in the context that there is the unlikely yvette to be a future danger. >

[laughter] some words have lost their meaning the us ben flax was known as stowe and those that had flaxen hair were toe headed so that looks like a big toe. and total line. a -- toe the line i question my college students they forgot the original meaning.llew of the naval sailors on aig ship to put the toes on the line if you do that you were doing your work the wind turbines. ulaughter] and ultra of violent light. [laughter] so that concludes my presentation on the powerd the i point and those mistakes that i love further in thethat l program. [applause] >> we laughing and laughing and then thinking what is wrong with that? [laughter] remaining the of one of the first jobs i was talking to my boss is said the other department would not listen to was with said it is like they are turning a blind the year to as. [laughter]rt. so i buy to turn our program through the english language with the perfect person to talk about with each generation forms their own words so to turn this over to alan. >> i need to mention is a candidate to be a proper word of the english language that it is not logi

would govern how women or anyone makes a personal decision so without moral case for choice is the one stowe that is left unturned is that abortion is safe to protect the lives and no question that abortion represents safety. so when people make the argument so we pushed back on the morbidity with that claim it was dangerous and those that make decisions of reproduction it is within their agency as human beings to make those decisions. and avoiding questions of morality because we complete that with religion so that leaves the big vacuum of those reproductive rights and climate control and as a woman taking care of herself to neutralize that but they don't care what day think and if there is the encroachment to read morality with faith and understanding and two critically dissect and that is the work that passes in that case. and with that moral argument how does that work with the work you have done?. >> with so many of the women because they don't have access to care or even as spiritual environment because of the oppression so that cultural context that would redis fabulous so even if the

the front passenger seat spins around and two stow away desks., mimics your living room with a l.e.d. display. reclaim the time that would have been spent driving stressed out in a car. >> we wanted you to have the home feeling. >> reporter: they insist all this is not just some pipe dream or crazy talk, like it or not, they are ramping up for the first self-driving doors hit the market by 2020. >> we as a company, we have no doubt that nis technology is coming -- this technology is coming. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >>> still to come, cooking with cannabis. the 4/20 chef creating a feast at a secret location. >> plus it is a miracle recovery, this girl's progress after suffering brain damage. >> and we have to get back to work. we will do it with low clouds along the shoreline. the forecast and changes in the weather ahead coming up after a break. do happen. she suffered major brain damage ear in a drowning . >>> family from arkansas says their daughter is proof that miracles do happen. she suffered brain damage last year in a drowning accide

recognize their worth and know how to preserve them for posterity -- the sister-in-law .f harriet beecher stowe a few letters from their correspondents have since been discovered. today, in the 21st entry, we have about 20 letters in the hands of wheatley who lives on in national memory and consciousness by word and by deed. if he wants the technology or ull of history, grade, and power cannot deny the .etermined little girl thank you. [applause] are there any questions you if there are, i invite you to come to the market phone -- the microphone. >> thank you, ms. lewis, for that really in normative presentation -- really informative presentation. i wondered if you could comment on how in the time phillis wheatley arrived in the americas, how unusual it was for clevelanders to teach their slaves to read and write and what motivated the wheatley's in particular to teach theirs. and how much did they call upon of intellectual community boston at that time. me how: ok, you asked many it was at that time. it certainly was not common. it was very uncommon. the reason they did was phillis 'own intell

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am hue in addition stowed inside that patrol car, exploded. the house was engulfed in flames. officer and his wife were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but they escaped serious injury. investigators are still working to learn what caused the fire. their job is complicated by the extensive damage. the officers colleagues are holding a fund-raiser for the family and we have a link to that on our app. >> what you're seeing here is the video first on news 4 of a confession caught on camera inside a montgomery county bus. this man attacked another driver and now police need you to help you find him. derrick just spoke to the victim. >> this attack happened when the bus was moving? >> indeed it is. >> reporter: it happened just back here. we're outside a shady grove station. and there are two instances here, one where the video failed, but another where the video surveillance is on board these buses did indeed come through and authorities are hoping that that incident will help them bring a man accuse of assault to justice. >> stitches, swollen eye and a cast on his arm.

the fire setting off ammunition stoeed -- stowed inside the patrol car. >> i could feel the heat as ing up the street. >> neighbor was among the first to see and respond to the fire. he said the residents of police officer and a wife were able to escape with some injure jis. >> any time you have a residential house fire in the middle of the night, it's not always the case where everybody survives. >>> and for that, neighbors on the avenue are grateful. and looking at that house, again, you see just how destructive that fire was. the police officer and his wife were treated for smoke inhalation. but as you can see, not much left of their home and on this block of former police officers and first responders a long-time residents, now a strong urge to help, that is why, through the fraternal order of police, local authority, you could help them raise money for this family that 's on our nbc washington app. i'm justin finch, news 4, back in to team 4. >>> right now at 6:00, we're in weather alert mode. tonight strong storms of reports of the region at the height of the evening rush. take

some features are a stow-away tearing wheel, tv in the front display and a refrigerator. they wanted it to feel like it's inside your living rooming. alison: fancy. man arrested accused in a road rage shooting this morning feet from the beltway. shocking video. armed man walking right past police on a mission to kill. why officers didn't take notice and how he was eventually caught. police officer planting evidence caught by his own camera. the shockwave sending through a maryland police department coming up at 6:00. larry: developing now. mystery solved after 75 years. that is when they went to milk the cows on the farm in the swiss alps but never came home to their six children. now the crews found remains frozen in a glacier near what is now a ski resort. one of the daughters says the discovery gives her a great sense of calm after all these years. alison: wow! larry: 75 years later. alison: that is fascinating. larry: where did mom and dad go? alison: my goodness. talk about the weather now. doug is standing by. we have extreme uncomfortable heat. country yeah. first

stowe sinclair verses the united states to authorize indicates the witness was held in contempt. the supreme court upheld the conviction and did not divest the senator the committee and if the committee composed professor richmond to provide copies in his possession and about the communication then wallace standing any relevance so is that a correct interpretation of the way the supreme court interpreted the power?. >> so that power is found in the constitution. >> i know of no professors or do i think a the bare bones scenario to provide a defense to a non production but since you are in frequent contact with the special counsel's staff i think it behooves you to try to understand what the professor is talking about the major decision based on the factual record the you have established. >> would not accept the professors explanation that the special counsel had a concern to the committee. >> this seems not to carry very much weight. >> so with is something that you should listen to evaluate. >> i am over my five minutes. >> under what circumstances to seek that immunity order o

motor sickle -- motorcycle crash by stowe is gone.he blue route northbound. >>> let's go over to sky6 live hd looking live across the plaza in front of city hall. beautiful to look at, but not much fun to be in. >> reporter: you need to be careful outside today. an excessive heat warning is going into effect. we have new numbers coming in with the latest heat index. feels like 88 in philadelphia. 90 in millville. here it is this early in the morning. it will get worse from there. high today 97 it will feel like over 100. we'll see sunshine and clouds, one or two places we'll see a pop-up storm. the heat keeps coming on. >>> a fatal stabbing in south philadelphia left a mother dead and her 21-year-old daughter injured. it happened on daily terrace early this morning. police believe the attacker was the daughter's ex-girlfriend. was the daughter's ex-boyfriend. >> we'll have an update in 30 minutes. we'll send you back to "g.m.a." >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and breaking overnight, until senator mccain diagnosed with brain

ammunition stowed inside the patrol car somehow exploded. officer and his wife were taken temperature hospital for smoke inhalation. we're told they should be okay. investigators still working to learn what caused the explosion and squenlt fire. subsequent fire. the officer's colleagues are holding a fundraiser for the family. we've got information on that. if you want to learn more do to our nbc washington app. >>> developing right now, horror in honolulu. the deadly fire forcing dozens out of this high-rise and daring rescue by firefighters. >> you've got to see this video right here. down goes one house. this, folks, is the beginning. we're going to tell you about the danger from >>> if you haven't seen this yet, it's no doubt going to pop on social media today. a massive sinkhole devouring that home. a pair of homes swallowed by that same holy -- hole. this is in pasco county, florida, 40 miles north of florida. no one was inside the home but firefighters did have to rescue two dogs. at least ten other homes in the neighborhood have been

the fire setting off ammunition stowed inside that patrol car. that cruiser would burn down to its frame. a silver car and a black suv were scorched too. next door, this home siding buckled. >> i could feel the heat as i was going up the street. >> reporter: neighbor bill green was among the respond to the fire. he says the residents, a police officer and his wife, were able to escape with some injuries. >> any time you have a residential house fire in the middle of the night, it's not always the case where everybody survives. >> reporter: and for that, neighbors on haney avenue are grateful. and back live, loong at that home, you can see why they are grateful. just supreme damage to the front part of this home here. that police officer and his wife were treated for smoke inhalation, still being treated at this time. we are told we can tellal yo too, as you can see, not much left of that house. that's why on this block of former police officers and first responders, there is a strong urge to help. right now, a fund-raiser is underway through the

the fire is burning in wharton state forest near bat stowe village. >> this forest fire gannon thursday, has grown to 3500 acres, at last check the flames are are 100% contained, but authorities say only 30% of the fire is under control. right now, the fire lines are heading. residents and campers alike are thankful no structures are in danger. >>> it was coming up in a very broad span and going straight newspaper the sky. >> it is always a shame to lose our natural environment that we need, so dearly. >> the cause that far forest fire is still under investigation. >> president trump is condemning the washington post today, that is after the newspaper published a new report about attorney general jeff sessions, the report accuses sections with discussing private matters. correspondent weijia jiang report. >> reporter: president trump started his saturday firing often tweets, all before 9:00 a.m. in one, he bashed a new report from the washington post, confirmed by cbs news. that us intelligence intercept show attorney general jeff sessions discussed campaign related matters with russian

you're seeing people start to tap the brake light, head past the betsy ross exit, toward allegheny, stoweere through the center city exit as well. forty-two, looking clear. if you're going to head toward the shore areas, clear. also clear as you are headed toward i-295. bamm more closed at cheney road due to water main break. >> thank you, pat. cb3 summer fest heads to kennett square today. >> from place toss eat and shop to the beautiful gardens at longwood, there is plenty to see and do in the chester county town. and from the exploring spring gardens to longwood to headed out on the greens over at the kennett square golf and country club. pat gallen caught up with the next generation. >> thanks for joining us, pat. >> i had a chance to get out on the fairways, hang out with the young golfers, it was fun, so in the summertime, par rent always looking to get their kids out of the how the, keep them active. for years now, kennett square golf and country club has been helping to do just that by awe laying kids the ability to learn a tough sport while making funs and of course having fun. >

it's street stow yo so you can see aa five minute slowdown south of 50.looks pleasant. 50 inbound through cheverly is quite. 270 delay free from 70 to the beltway. 70 still looks good in frederick. your secondaries in rockville, colesville, germantown, all looking really pleasant right now. for the rest of your friday morning commute light volume building on the top of the beltway in college park as well as bottom side of the beltway through oxon hill. not seeing any delays. 395 the entire stretch is at speed to the 14th street bridge. in southern maryland an earlier crash on 210 cleared. things looking good right now. all metro is on time. holly and maureen. >> 5:19 at the time. let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media we had our realtime news tracker. >> wisdom is back with what is trending. >> good morning to you both. first up two former staffers who work for delegate stacey plaskett are facing serious charges this morning. the staffers are accused of cyber stalking and circulating nude photos and vid

this as president trump tweeted stowed that the white house is functioning, quote, can perfectly. up next, we'll take a look at a timeline of events leading up to that meeting as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle continue to weigh? zbloop fundamentally americans are supposed to decide american elections, and the american people and anybody running for office knows that you don't take foreign campaign contributions either monetary or of another sort. so obviously there's lots of reasons to be concerned. noo introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades with gillette on demand... ...and get $3 off your first order going somewhere? whoooo. here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more than 200 booking sites to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp

from, not having r at the end of a syllable so stow instead of store, mo in instead of more, and it's the melody. the song it's sung on. and no english sounds like that, that wasn't create by africans and their languages are tonal. the real african englishes are spoken in care ben colonies or -- caribbean colonies, nigerian -- that's -- there are sides where day say that -- there's no relationship. a lot of them for some reason are canadians, i love them to pieces, but they say that. then there's some people who say that gulla used to be spoken all over the united states where there was any black presence and that gulla became black english. that's one of those things you want it to be. that gulla was spoke in delware and then became black english. evidence is not there for that and the fought has gone on for 35 years. the truth is in the middle. there was some sort of relationship between gulla creole and west indian and what became black english but an equal part of black english is actually british and irish. construction are things said by white people in small towns and the count

absolutely fixated on hillary clinton's decision to have a private server, an unsecured server where she stowedrnment records that belonged to us and she -- what she did was deliberate and i think illegal. everyone kept telling me, no one cares about e-mails, no one cares about e-mails. i would say what happens if the fbi finds the 33,000 deleted e-mails? then your candidate is sunk. literally in the middle of the campaign. then you'll care about e-mails. these investigations are real. they're happening for a reason. there is a lot of smoke. there was a letter saying the russian government was trying to help trump sr. they're going to pursue this stuff because there are actual concerns about real something, whether it's financial crimes or even if they were just duped into colluding. we won't know until the end. people -- the media covers health care all the time. what dana was saying, all we do is cover health care and the fact republicans can't pass it. i do get a little tired of the fact what trump supporters want to do is pretend the russia investigations are a media creation. >> they're no

i think the republican congressman was on andrea mitchell earlier stowed on your channel saying exactly that. that's a pretty stark message from a sitting republican member of congress. and i think that is one of the red lines right now that many members in congress have set at least in their own minds whether they would do something in that event weight. we don't know. there have been a lot of lines crossed, i think, in this administration so far, things that have been done that aren't normally done by most presidents. but, you know, whether he would pardon himself, i mean, you know, we don't know how serious this was. >> yeah. >> he's been characterized as just sort of out loud thinking, what are the rules, how did it work, curiosity. what president trump doesn't understand it seems like is when a president asks questions, it is seen as being serious whether it is or not. we can sit around the water cooler and say how does that work, what's the deal with that, what's the limit of a pardon power and it doesn't really matter very much. when a president asks even in a casual way it's tak

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cold brookdale at 5:49 and stowe at 5:49 and if we can flip that radar over to storm relative velocity we can look to see gate to gate sheer in the storm and we are sewing you that element of stormtracker 6 live double scan to see if there is any spin the atmosphere. are you looking for any green color a dark green backing up and touching a red on the radar, it's wins moving away from the radar and green like down here is moving towards the radar, it's opposite forces in the at most engineer and we don't zerotation and those two colors are pretty far apart and that is a good sign that they are not next to one another, we are not seeing the classic look on the velocity mode but that doesn't mean that something small can spin up because in our area it's ef 0's and 1's, they spin up and hit the ground quickly and go back up into the clouds here but douglas drive and glenville drive is where that possible hook is. you get the winds to wrap into the radar and you at only can look at this and say it looks funky with a hook to it. also in berks county is where this storm is passing through wh

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stowe will feel hotter than what we're actually seeing, see here, temperatures going to peak this afternoondegrees, and we will watch for some shower, thunderstorm activity to develop after about 5:00. jan. >> matt, thank you. next update is at 8: 27. see you then. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm dana jacobson. alex wagner is off. >>> we'll talk with the author of a new book on why the justy didn't failed to prosecute wall street executives responsible for the 2008 financial crisis. >>> and this beloved prison with incredible food that has people lining up to get in. >>> later, the jean just of jim henson now on permanent display featuring the but loved muppets that came behafore and after. >>> the "washington post" is raising new questions about attorney general jeff sessions' contacts with russian ambassador sergey kislyak. president trump said in an early morning leak, a new intelligence leak. this time from a.g. jeff sessions. these illegal leaks leak comey comey's must stop. >> there were high-profile issues. one thing that remains the same is

. >> you made the point that there are about ten other stories going on stowed, many of which we didn'tave yesterday, so they're brand-new and we should be discussing it and we'd like be to asking the white house about it. but when the white house press secretary, the new press secretary sarah huckabee sanders was asked those very basic questions having to do with russia, because there are many new developments today, the answers were the same. you'll have to talk to white house counsel. there have been shake ups on the white house counsel. when anthony scaramucci was asked about that, he said that's not the zip code that sash aand i live in. we work in in zip code. russia is a different zip code. so to stephanie's point, on the issues that really matter, we don't seem to be on a road to getting better information, but scaramucci seems to be a nice guy to talk to the press. >> maybe he's better at driving the getaway car than sean spicer was. >> i think the key word there is zip. forget code. we haven't gotten anything out of one of these press conferences -- forget about the on air stu

. >> airways stowe senator robert if you close your eyes you can hear paul harvey. [laughter] think you're. now i will turn to senator nelson for his opening remarks. >> mr. chairman there seems to be some passing interest in this subject matter today it would be possible to get all of these people into though little committee rooms of tanks for being here. so everybody in the stands such a vital role to protect consumers and it is incumbent upon us to review the qualifications to carry out the role of all persons nominated to serve as commissioners. for jessica, it has been a long and winding road when in reality she should well be into her second term on the agency. thanks for your patience and perseverance and your continued willingness to serve the of public and your expertise and good judgment with the dedication to the public interest is noted and the central. mr. carr congratulations on your nomination. it seems clear you are well liked and regarded by the communications bar and i enjoyed my meeting with you yesterday. we have concerns about two consecutive t

. >> you heard of jack cues stow it's his grandson. it will and if will be fun. we'll wig out with the cast of wig out. it's a new show at the studio theater. also coming up erin picks up a tennis racketed to one-on-one with 23 time grand slam champion martina hingis fresh off a doubles win at wimbledon and about to grace the courts here in d.c. >> and summer is the time of course for cooking outdoors but forget the grill, we'll pick up the skillet for quite the good day cafe challenge. >> don't miss a moment of good day on this tuesday. we'll see you then. >> ♪ >> all right. sounds good, gang. see you soon. >>> still ahead, kevin mccarthy has your entertainment news. he's live in the big apple this morning. what's up, kev? >> reporter: hey, allison and maureen i'm here in new york to sit down with the cast of the new emoji why the kermit the frog voice actor was fired after 27 years. stay tuned to fox5 local news. . fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our faste