>> vice president thomas: questions? commissioner perez. >> commissioner perez: for the architect. mr. schaub, hi. in the event that the bottom floor is entertainment later on, are you incorporating anything to mitigate sound and reduce the impacts potentially to the tenants above in the case of entertainment venue. >> one thing i skipped past the building section, wood frame construction over concrete, there will be a two hour building separation of the concrete lower commercial from the residential above which will also have apart from being solid concrete, it will have a resilience channel and all the fire proving requirements that would help reduce impact there. >> commissioner perez: thank you. >> vice president thomas: other questions? >> commissioner lee: am i obvious? how is your external lighting? can you explain the safety factors of your security lighting? >> we have no explicit design at this point, there's a street lamp pole directly outside the project, maybe 10 feet to the left. at this point nothing is fo

justin thomas was bril yapt.ickelson wins it on the first hole of sudden death and gets 550 fedexcup points, zooms up into the third position. justin thomas and patton kizzire remain 1-2. just a sensational week for justin thomas. gary koch joins us. gary, starting with you. it's a great thing to see phil mickelson back winning. what do you think was the biggest key? >> well, dan, no question to me, his putting. i mean, you look at a man 47 years of age and so many times players start to struggle with this part of the game when they're still trying to play the pga tour. that birdie putt at 16 when mickelson knew he had to make something happen, just phenomenal. he's fifth in strokes gained putting on the pga tour this season. when he went to the claw grip, made all the difference in the world. >> jake, final words from you. >> i love his spirit. to see him at 47 years old. he's so emotional. i thought he would start crying there. to see how hard he works to get back in the winner's circle. it's inspiring. it goes

payne and thomas jefferson. mr. brokaw is or is the author of "founder's son: the life of abraham lincoln." welcome to the second presentation in the series on the legacies of the founding fathers. of the as president society of the four arts. if you have a cell phone with you, make sure it is silenced. thank you. gainst to thank mrs. gay for her help in this series at her help in recruiting the stellar group of speakers we have enjoyed this year and last. dr. joseph ellis has served as an advisor to the programs, for --ch we are most graceful most grateful. dr. robert watson has been a strong member of our planning committee, has served admirably as the discussion leader for the talks and has held does secure the presence of c-span in filming the talks. we are also most grateful to the done foundation and mrs. rebecca , for financial support that made the second year of the program possible. partner fromen our the beginning. you can find videos and films of the previous talks from both years at their online fil

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thomas: thank you very much. news for you. france is engaged in a military operation to get extremists out of molly. troops are still there as part of a counterterrorism mission. in reporters visited a base menachem to see how the french army is dealing with these challenges of operating in the sahara desert. to operate in the desert, the french army needs to fluids, water for the troops and fuel to power the vehicle's and helicopters. tens of thousands of gallons of fuel are kept here. be most supplies have to transported by road. a breakdown can be a disaster, it can slow down a convoy and even mechanics come targets for extremists in the region. the summer vehicle broke down. there was a problem of the gear fix. they had to fetch it, bring it back to camp, they have 14 hours of work ahead of them. avoiding breakdowns is the best thing, that's why they make sure every vehicle that arrives at the camp gets checked over by his mechanics. >> logistics experts organize the supplies. with soldiers arrived at this location less th

phil mickelson beats justin thomas shebelieves cup.hil mickelson beatsjustin thomas in a play—off to win the wgc mexico championship, his first victory since 2013. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with football news and the pressure has been turned up even more on arsene wenger after arsenal lost for the fourth time in a row for the first time since 2002. brighton and hove albion were 2—1winners over the gunners with lewis dunk and glenn murray scoring for the hosts while record signing pierre emerick aubameyang scored for arsenal. arsene wenger‘s side are 13 points behind tottenham in fourth place and the frenchman concedes that the race for a top four spot is over. it took us a while to get into the game, they were sharper than asked to get to the ball and on top of that we made defensive mistakes. mainly the second half was all us but unfortunately we couldn't find a goal and we're going through a tough time. of course it's difficult at the moment. as tough as you can remember this week, three defeats back—to—back

so -- >> vice president thomas: commissioner frost? >> commissioner frost: i was impressed with the security director's presentation as well. but then you listen to one of the speakers and they talk about having heard this before. i remember back when it was brought to us we heard of a lot of different people in the community that had tried to work with him and finally it comes in front of us and he gets forced to work with us. i'm still a little concerned and like one of the speakers said, closing at midnight and 2:00 are a big difference for consuming alcohol and what happens when you consume that amount of alcohol. i think one of the speakers from the club said that people think we're closed. is that is -- do they have less of a crowd and why they have less problems. they're not open until 2:00 and drinking less. is that part of the problem. i'm getting goose bumps right now. we have a guy who had to pay money to close up his windows, he had to affect his property because this gentleman wouldn't listen to his complaints -- excuse me

>> no. >> vice president thomas: okay. other questions? comments? >> commissioner lee: not on sound. >> vice president thomas: would you like to talk about lighting commissioner lee? >> commissioner lee: can you tell me about your exterior lighting? >> vice president thomas: there's a lot of lighting from the hilton. >> commissioner lee: on your side of the street. what's your lighting? >> we're currently designing external lighting. we have done this at a few other projects. we think it's important in the evening especially when residents are coming home to have a clear path of entree and lighting to prevent loitering from happening on the street. we're extremely cognizant about that. and there will be on site staff at this project. someone that is on site 24-hours of the day. so we presumably i believe in the budget have security staffing for the evenings. so we're extremely conscious. >> commissioner lee: since it's a historic building, are you accenting the building at all, lighting up the building or just the front lobby area, sidewalk -- >> ye

geraint thomas is fourth while team—mate michal kwiat—kowski leads.on the penultimate stage six. the leading contenders all finished in the main bunch so thomas has 29 seconds to make up on kwiatkowski in tomorrow's time trial. south africa have beaten australia by six wickets in the second test in port elizabeth. kagiso rabada ending the match with 11 wickets. they level the four match series one all. he has been suspended for the last two tests, his inappropriate contact triggering a ban. we saw glimpses of the tiger woods of old over the weekend, he hasn't won in over five years following back problems that needed surgery, however he came second in the championship in florida. earlier, i spoke to our golf correspondence about woods' return. i think the thing that was really impressive was the fact that this at the markets legit»? iaezi has been shifted to third committee has been shifted to third favourite, behind the likes of dustinjohnson favourite, behind the likes of dustin johnson and justin thomas, favourite, behind the likes of dustinjohnson

enormoust was of importance to thomas jefferson. the religion it is -- the reason it is religious freedom day is because it was on this day that the virginia assembly finally enact did what became known as the virginia statute for religious freedom. that statute was offered by thomas jefferson. of thet wrote the text bill around 1777. which means he wrote it around the same time he famously drafted the declaration of independence. kept trying to get us through the virginia -- it through the virginia assembly. --was introduced formally in but it was not passed until some years later. thomas jefferson was enormously proud of the statute for religious freedom. if you visit his epitaph in monticello, virginia, you will notice there are three items on his epitaph. he was author of the declaration of independence. he was founder of the university of virginia. he was the author of the act concerning religious freedom. he does not include that he was president of the united states or ambassador to france or any of the other enormously impor

it is a mess out there, hi there,ng, thomas. we are live on ellis road in thk after friday's storm, but peco tells thaws they have crew is ay as florida, miss sip toy begin working to restore power to rous still without it. we have seen the about, delaware county it is a priority as the hardest hit area f no power, and no schools, for thousands of area dozens of schools made decision to close or operate on a two hourred an emergency repair for peco so they are working on it,ware county councl chairman john mclane said he asked s for help with supplying digs allergen raters and tree removal services and thetional guard and state police to help them, organize traffic, during rush, traffic ss at several busy intersections are still in the working. peop talk to remarkably maintaining a positive simple phone and it has been chargedus used it. we will get through this. it is not 3 feet of snow bitter. it is above freezing. oner wise you worry it is march, it will be over soon, we will have spring, i already have little bulbs coming up

so that's why we sent thomas over there, at least he volunteered to go. thomas? >> well? >> i'm hitting -- >> maybe he's hypnotized by the windshield wipers in i don't think he's there. so, shall we move on to the next one? we will go back to thomas. >> shaking my head back and forth. >> let's go to easton. >> because while were you gone i got some fact from easton. but fact what it is like there first. >> what? >> snow globe. >> we're now in a globe globe! >> this, you don't get this on any other station. the only snow globe in the city. >> so don't watch us. watch what's happening hine us. >> yes. >> probably the best. >> so, easton baseball bats made in easton or not? >> you want plea to answer this now? they are nod made in easton, but easton tweeting us letting us know what is made in easton. wait until steve to hear this, too. >> i can hear. go ahead. >> okay. >> the other baseball, magestic is what i was thinking of who make the uniform, now nike got that contract, but magestic got another contract. i went to the factory first back when jim thome came, big baseball

more than 30 years after his death, thomas sankara's more than 30 years after his death, thomas sankae a source of inspiration for some even beyond the continent. stop the response! to play has different episodes of his presidency and shows the power of his personality, including when he was dealing with conflict in 1985. they are trying to pressure you. for actor ike chuks, playing the lead role was a challenge. i read about everything he did. how he was trying to free his country from debt, how he was trying to free them from the slavery mentality of the imperialism and the colonisation they had faced. in every aspect i am trying to bring out who he was, his charisma, and how bespoke and everything that he did. finally, this is the man worth seeing. this is the playwright and director. he was in power forjust three years. he had a sense of trust. he knew was he was doing was pretty dangerous for his life and for the destiny of burkina faso. so he tried to change the status quo in his country. thomas sankara was president from 1983 to 1987. he had one goal, to put africa first. start

. >> thomas: hey, where's bill? >> justin: you haven't heard? >> thomas: heard about what?> justin: thomas, it's all over the news. dollar bill's been shot. he's in the hospital. i'm running the company now. ♪ >> justin: so, i heard you were in town. how's the big apple? >> thomas: well, you're making small talk right now. you just said bill spencer was shot. >> justin: you don't seem too torn up about it. >> thomas: he did something horrible to sally and me. he made up that entire story about caroline being terminally ill. she just finally told me. >> justin: if you're here to vent to dollar bill, you're too late. >> thomas: [ scoffs ] man, you talk about him like he's dead. if you know everything around here, who shot him? >> justin: maybe you should ask your old girlfriend sally. not long before the shooting, she had some fun with old dollar bill's gun. she shot it right here in this office. >> detective. chief. we just got the grounds footage before the power went out, and we id'd the plates of the last-seen vehicle leaving spencer's home the night of the shooting. >> d

thomas still had to make his par. this to continue the tournament for thomas. and he missed. and the 47-year-old phil mickelson gets his first win since the british open in 2013. his 43rd pga tour victory. >>> i don't know what to say. it has been a tough go the last four years. not playing my best but to have the belief that i was going to get there and breakthrough and do it feels incredible. i feel that more is to come. i feel like i'm starting to play my best golf and to culminate here in mexico city with a world championship is exciting because it validates the hard work and the struggles to get my game back. >> the lpga singapore. michelle wy with a 36-foot put. she won the first tournament since 2014. final round. 65 to win it. good for her. the as release brandon moss trying to win a roster spot. moss . >>> bases loaded in the second. utley, line drive, center field. look at steven dugger lay it out. continues to make a strong case to win that center field job. bottom of the 3rd. it is dugger. the victim here. piug turns around and the dodgers beat the giants 9-3. >>>

is political correspondent thomas sparrow and in barcelona by journalist stephen burgeon thomas a star with us it has been a lot of drama today on the german border fill us in on the details there that's correct he was arrested in the german state of shares because that's the only german state with which board does with denmark and it's important to mention this because in this particular case it will be your thirty's at a state level and not a federal level that will be deciding what happens with mr bush tomorrow he will appear before a court tomorrow also in just as a caution we will definitely find out more about what he will be doing and what happens next to him in this very interesting case and stephen is there another saw we know that there have been protester police clashes in barcelona still isn't first of what what's the situation on the ground now. this information on the ground is that the peaceful demonstration from the european commission also the german consulate here is over there continuing clashes outside the spanish. and so far there are three injured. three arrests a

i'm thomas sredenschek. >> thank you, shredder. soap, it doesn't quite take our minds what we're dealing with outside our windows and all of the dig out. >> jenny joyce showing us the latest. bensalem, right? >> reporter: yes, good morning, karen, thomas, live here in bensalem where it is lights out for much of bucks county. peco reporting 50,000 outages here, live from street road and hulmeville road. busy intersection, all every these businesses in the dark this morning. we will be right back. >> you know, jenny, with the businesses without power, traffic lights are not going to be working this morning. and some slippery going in conshy. live look at route 23, and fayette street. let's go to rehoboth beach, where we are looking live. at least they got some power, more so wet roadways, the further south you go. we will run it all down for you, parade forecast and more, sue has got it, but first how about some lottery numbers. ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car

payne and thomas jefferson. mr. brokaw is or is the author of "founder's son: the life of abraham lincoln." welcome to the second presentation in the series on the legacies of the founding fathers. of the as president society of the four arts. if you have a cell phone with you, make sure it is

♪ thomas middleditch thomas middleditch ♪ >> stephen: hey. >> hey. >> stephen: well, congratulationses of "the hollywood reporter" this week. >> yes. >> stephen: in an article-- it's a groundbreaking article. >> groundbreaking. >> stephen: it's called "the triumph of the beta male." ( laughter ). >> you know i love labels wherever i can get them. >> stephen: exactly. congratulations? >> thanks, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: it's ruffled some feathers. >> i know, i've heard. i've heard the legends. >> stephen: the beta males are taking over. you know who alex jones is, right? >> of course,. >> stephen: alex jones said this, the alt-right feels threatened. alex jones said, "the globalists are teaching us to turn off our life force. it's a camouflage so the alpha males don't know they're being taken control of and being enslaved." are you enslaifg the alpha males? i consider myself a bit of an alpha male. >> oh, yeah. so do i, stephen? i go to bed in full plaid eating a cheeseburger and shooting a gun. >> stephen: i go to bed in cameo. you can't even find me. ( laughter ). >> in all truth

, favourite, behind the likes of dustinjohnson and justin thomas, so jordan spieth as well, and thatows you how far he has come in this comeback, particularly with that performance at ennis broke over the last four days, it is shown he is perfectly capable of contending at the highest level. as comebacks go, this would be right up there with the very greatest. his personal problems, his physical problems with all those back issues, to do that again, to get back to the very top, would be astonishing, wouldn't it? it would be, it would be a story that will pretty much concerned golf, certainly, and sport in general. he has come through so many problems, really, whether they have been physical, mental, remember, only last year, he was arrested for driving under the influence. we saw him really at a very low point at that stage. in 2009, his epic fall from grace. and then, of course, all the physical problems - the fact that he has been able to first ggcasion,, 5? if if" if; first win ggcasion,, 5? if if" if; first win on asiorl. if? if if" if; -g m g in; he his a 5:57 shape as he heads

i want to start by talking about thomas payne. one of the most interesting insights he brings us on the sense.omes from common most of you probably read "common sense." it was probably the most read pamphlet in modern america. it was written for a particular reason and 1776. it was ready to argue that declaring independence, which they later did, was just common sense. so he was attempting to deal with arguments that everyone could agree on. he was attempting to take the pulse of the society. and to make a persuasive case for declaring independence, because, let me say, declaring war against britain was one thing, but declaring independence was different. for many people, they did not necessarily want to declare independence as they wanted a better parliament and perhaps a better king, a better situation. thomas paine argues that it is common sense to declare independence. he uses scripture to do that. he uses the old testament, and one particular chapter. first samuel, chapter eight. you may remember this verse. the prophet samue

out there today putting down that salt brine solution prepping for the storm later on, karen and thomas, back to you. >>> i went through solve on those lights where lights were out and, still cleaning up that within and now we are getting ready for a second nor'easter in just a matter of days look at these people still in the dark, 24,000 peco customers still without power, 18,000, ppl customers they are waiting for the lights to come back on, and let's get to another neck of the wood are you marion station there, steve, are you in wynnewood road. >> reporter: bowman road right here where you can see crudely taped up street, and cones out , and a peco crew are on the scene, not exactly doing anything other than, guarding everybody, from getting killed , because you can see the wires are in a precarious position there, and that pole is leaning, and it looks like the wires have been just yanked from another location and with enough force to pull that pole over and then further down the street further past more yellow tape you can see another peco crew, maybe peeking through that down tree

i think his protege thomas pain be a better choice. in the age of reason, my own mind is my own church. i think franklin was too tethered to external christian ethics and institutions to be a forerunner. instead, he was a pioneer of related kind of faith. that is what i call dr. oldest moralized christianity. some may debate if this is actually christianity. you can think about this for yourself. he was an experimenter at heart. he tinkered with a novel form of christianity, one where all beliefs became nonessential. the puritans focused too much on doctrine, he thought. he wearied of presbyterians zeal for expelling people and the lack of interest in the mandates of love and charity. for franklin, christianity was a primitive resource for virtue, but he had no attachment to christianity as a religious system or source of salvation. we cannot know for certain whether doctrines such as god's nature are true, that we do know, franklin said it, that christians are called to benevolence and service. dr. oral strife is undermining virtue an

he belonged in that upper class with people like george washington and thomas jefferson. the house tells us that in the details as we look at it. the driveway that you would have, during george mason's lifetime was lined with cherry trees. focalated his house as a point and centerpiece of the property here. he did not ever add on to the house. the house but you see now is what mason built in 1759. most other founding fathers did actually have third floors and vernon.ike mount mason saw people like debtrson going into deep doing things like that. today we think it would be like keeping up with the kardashians. mason did not want to be in that position himself. the house that we see today is what he ended up within his lifetime. we are going to have a chance to its for of the spaces in the house, look at george mason and was, why we remember him today, as we go through. stepon't we set inside -- inside? we are stepping into the central path of the manson. it is where visitors would have come in during his lifetime. this was very decorative and beautiful. it meant to show of

thomas cole's fort's putnam is -- thomas cole's fort putnam is generally accepted as the seed from the river school group. which had been laid out, became an magnet for landscape painters and a bucket list destination for steamboat tourists. through his brief contact and under the mentorship of robert weir, eastman developed a broad understanding of the history of art. in 1836, he published a treaty on topographical drawing that was adapted as a textbook for the academy. in it he describes a method for projecting map data into pictorial form. he would've known as thomas cole and would've seen the hudson river portfolio. eastman would have met many of the professional artists who called upon weir at west point. elected to the national academy of design in 1838, eastman must have made a favorable impression on new york city cultural elites. to merit this honor he must have really impressed everybody because as one imagines at that , time, artists were very competitive and not always generous in their praise towards each other. his newfound status would have accorded him the only place yo

in her first letter to thomas in her first lighter to thomas fisher, -- letter, she asked thomas fisher, i want to know if you have washed yourself at this time, or if you have washed at all? tot difference did it make her, but i guess she was concerned. she replied with, i have not week, but il thought i would not say anything about it but she did. and then she took a shot on his father, your father tries to quarrel with me a heap of times but i do not listen to the old man. he gets tired of quarreling by himself. she closed the final letter she wrote with a slight suggestion time will soone come when the yankees the south may run, when you can come and see your son sleep, and love, and sleep with me. frances fisher. she died four weeks later. the intensity of combat by listing casualties suffered by the opposing sides, that seems impersonal. yet, it is easy to glorify war. we do it all the time. with glamourling and excitement, and a sense of beauty. war distorts history, and it belittles the meaning of sacrifice, a word we too often reading about the civil war. let me give you exampl

karen and thomas. >> jenny, thanks very much. 5:06. you mentioned many remain without power, delaware count witt most outages just under 23,000 customers still in the dark this morning. montgomery county reporting 19,000 971. and, 5,000 there in bucks county. chester county reporting just under 5,000. we will update you on these numbers throughout the morning >>> also we have news in southwest philadelphia where a seven two-year old woman was struck overnight, at her apartment home for seniors. police say bullet flew through the window of her home in the 7100 block of grant avenue around 12:30 this morning. the good news she's in stable condition at penn presbyterian she was struck in the leg, no arrests have been made. >>> we're following another developing story this morning this one out of the juniata section of philadelphia. in 18 to 23 year-old, seriously injured after being, shot around 11:00 last night. it happened inside of the a take out store on the 5200 block of whittaker avenue. police say a fight broke out between victims

thomas: yeah. so i took that view of morality you just attributed to scalia in i think my first chapter on morality where i said everything government does is about enforcing morality in a sense, in the sense it takes a view of what's right and wrong and what it regards as right or innocence, ok. let it go. and so there is that. as for the late 19th century i had a brief comment on that in my chapter on marriage in which i pointed out the kind of strict morals legislation that prevailed in america starting in the 1880's and 1890's and up to about the 1960's was different in character from the kind of moral regulation that existed prior to that time. largely in terms of its strictness. people in the progressive era began to have much higher expectations of human nature than the older, than founders did. and they thought government needs to be much more involved in and regulatory toward private life than was thought to be the case in the precivil war period. if you look at some of the progressive the

but after half an hour thomas miller did find a gap in the spanish defense something hope the equaliser. after the break both teams had their chances in an entertaining affair but it remained only square one one between two teams who underlined their will cut credentials germany next play brazil in a friendly and choose de spain and to take out in tina. well the international break means there are no bonus late league games this weekend but we still have some german football news for you according to the newspaper bill thomas who has turned down an offer to become by me next coach and next season the foreign policy a top man boss who left the club at the end of last season was the top candidate to take over from current coach you're behind kiss in the summer filled also of course the whole rejected because he has already agreed to join a club outside of germany. well start your engines the new formula one season gets underway on sunday with the australian grand prix yes it is driver lewis hamilton beat for audi sebastian vettel to the title last year and the two look set to continue the

mercedes driver of terry butcher thomas had a nightmare start to the season he crushed and starts well back an exciting season awaits with both hamilton and fattal hoping to equal argentine great juan manuel fangio as five world titles. now to the philippines where thousands of people watched fireworks light up the night sky as part of an event celebrating the world's top pyrotechnic experts the international pyro musical composition has been getting underway every weekend since mid february with ten countries speech hoping to win china canada and italy for runners up there were two grand winners germany and the united kingdom. as their news wraps join us again at the top of the hour or you can check out our website d.w. dot com or follow us on twitter thanks for watching g.w. news. the news on this issue should be something to. change not to this time soon to start by. people who put big dreams on the big screen. movie magazines on the w.

thomas jefferson would have you believe otherwise. our third president declared if he could not go to heaven but with a political party he would not go at all. and yet he could be considered along with his intellectual collaborator james madison as the first party boss in american history. that is not only -- not the only contradiction that makes jefferson the most elusive of presidents. we all know he worshipped before the altar of strict constructionism, if no other. yet posterity recognizes him for betraying his staunch faith in limited government when lose -- when louisiana came on the market. more precisely, his principles took a back seat to his continental vision for the united states. as he put it, "i stretched the constitution so far that it cracked." an act, i might add for which he is gratefully remembered especially west of the , mississippi. this particular real estate transaction doubled the size of the united states and at the same time introduced a governing rule of which we might assess our leaders ever since. simply

person his driver of terry bull thomas had a nightmare start to the season he crashed out and starts well back an exciting season awaits with pows hamilton and fattal hoping to equal argentine great juan manuel funky as five world titles. and that's it is that join us again at the top of the hour you can also check out our website or follow us on twitter at your news thanks for watching. g.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on top of that i've been going there you know may show you. now with us our innovations magazine for in asia.

in her first letter to thomas fisher, written three weeks after he went into service, she asked, thomas, want to know if you have washed yourself by this time whether you washed at all. what difference it made to her, he was often the army, but his health and condition did appeal to her. and then she got down to her own feelings. i got up this morning with a bowel complaint and puking. i have not felt well all week, but i thought it would not say anything about it. but she went ahead and did. and then she took a shot at thomas's father. "your father tries to quarrel with me a heap of times, but i don't listen to the old man. and he soon gets tired of quarreling by his cell." -- his self." and then she closed the final letter with a poem and a slight suggestion of photography. "i hope the time will soon come when the yankees, the south may run, when you can come and see her son's three and love and sleep with me." frances fisher died four weeks later. we remember the battles, we measure the intensity of combat by listing casualties suffered by the opposing side. but that seems so imperso

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thomas wrote a lot of things for his paper but samuel adams writing things for a number of papers. free press would have been designed a little bit differently back then because it would have been community-based more than everybody could have the same thing. there would be towns where the majority of the population were patriots so they wouldn't allow them to print and vice versa. but it was important to be able to communicate the ideas that the community is supported. so that would be an important piece. that's one of the reasons they printed so much. there were people who have talked about the free press, but they didn't define its like we did because there were people who fled because they knew when the british took over they would be thrown in jail so they ran away. tomas was one of those and that is the way that they knew how to try to get somewhere they could publish what they thought was important. and i think that's to be honest the american revolution kind of starts us down the road more so than we have before because we should be able to print protests against britain. t

bubba faces justin thomas winning three straight on the back nine. if if thomas reaches the finals he takes over number one in the world. cinderella is still alive. loyala knock of we'll have the highlights for you at urk 9:00 and 11:00. that's the seem with sister jean. >> i was about to say that. >> unbelievable story. that's the beauty of march madness. >> i like that ones tns in thomas reaches the final he takes over number one in the world. nobody said that to me before thank you, mike. >> just ahead it's going to be lights out tonight in the bay area. >> the reason several get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the must-have styles and brands for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings... ...at the ross spring shoe event. hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, that's tangella, this is our haunted house and every saturday night on kofy tv-20 we present our show creature features, where we show wonderfullhorrible films and horribly wonderful guests. do

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in the semi—final, stopping thomas in the semi—final, stopping thomas going to one in the world rankings sinking a seven foot birdie. after winning ten, 12th gold by sinking a seven foot birdie. after winning ten, i2th gold is in glasgow, kenyan athletics has been under scrutiny after a number of failed drugs tests. —— after winning ten golds. have they cleaned up their act? ed harry sends this report from the home of track and field in kenya. the world anti—doping agency has said tonight kenya has missed the deadline. kenya is now at serious risk of being dragged into the doping and corruption scandal in athletics. with leading runners stripped of medals and titles, these have been four chaotic and embarrassing years oi’ four chaotic and embarrassing years or kenyan athletics with their athletes' credibility being questioned as never before. as athletes, we need to be very careful and we need to be responsible because young athletes learn from us. these young athletes training at st patrick's school are being coached by this brother, brother o'connell, one of the great coaches in track

born in hoover, alabama, lance corporal thomas rivers jr. held a deep love and dedication to both his faith and his country. mr. rivers dreamed of becoming a marine from a young age, and enlisted following his graduation from briarwood christian school in 2007. tragically on april 28, 2010, lance corporal rivers was killed by an improvised explosive device while serving in afghanistan. he was just 22 years old. in order that they might honor and continue their son's love of country, lance corporal rivers' parents now run a nonprofit organization that sends care packages to soldiers. mr. speaker, we should pass this bill to commemorate lance corporal thomas rivers jr. and the ultimate sacrifice he made for the country he so loved. i urge the pass and of h.r. 4646 -- passage of h.r. 4646 and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from alabama. mr. palmer: mr. speaker, i appreciate very much the comments from the gentleman from missouri. i know the family does. i

the man has been identified as 65-year-old thomas mullarkey...from richmond-- his wife reported him missing wednesday night after he didn't return to his family's cabin after a day of skiing. (chucki) kron4's charles clifford is live marin-- where the sheriff's department search and rescue team were sent out to help with search efforts chuck what do we know tonight? well, we have learned that the marin county search and rescue is assisting in this effort, but they are not geting much help from mother nature. 65-year-old thomas mullarkey was reported missing by his wife jane on wednesday evening. earlier in the day, mullarkey had apparently left the couple's cabin in arnold california to go skiing at bear valley mountain resort about 30 miles away in alpine county. mullareky's vehicle was found in the parking lot of the resort, but his wearabouts remain unknown. a massive search, involving mutlipe search and rescue teams, is now underway although winter weather and extreme avalanch conditions in the sierra have slowed the search down. several helicopters were also deployed but grounded by th

i'm thomas sredenschek. >> thank you, shredder.er look around our area, and see what's happening. maybe where you are. how about upper montgomery county? >> lauren johnson, good morning. >> reporter: hello, guys, i'm in bucks county. and the snow is falling sideways. it is coming dot out here, no mixture, more coming up after the break. >> looking good, lauren, 4:27. we've got some flooding as a result every high tide coming offer the delaware river. this is a live look at columbus boulevard. right near the ben franklin bridge. let's go to allentown, checking in this morning, we've got cameras everywhere. sue has got your forecast. but first we will check the lottery numbers a quick break and we'll be right back. [a5df] >> it is a good morning to snuggle in, looking at doylestown, that's the storm over our heads, we do have some states of emergency declared for so many of our states, and areas, and cities, and communities, and whole number of school closings that are running at the bottom of your screen. mole

phil mickelson, justin thomas in a playoff.l for the first win since the open championship in 2013. no. for birdie. e he doesn't have to wait long to get it afterwards. thomas makes bogey on the first playoff hole and phil, his4 h 3rd career n. it just took him tournaments to get there. >> he was hoping thomas would miss. >> he did. >> enjoy your news. >>> up next in the pulse, the amazing buzzer.game. >>> and kobe bryant wins another trophy. why is he so excited about this particular one. >> plus our first look at the new "mary poppins" movie. all coming up. stick around. before you aeumatologist move to another treatment, ask ifu. for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can reduce pain swelling and further joint damage even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines low blood cell coun

but thomas paine argues that it is common sense to declare independence. and he uses scripture to do that. specifically the old testament, one particularly samuel, chapter eight, that i want to talk about a bit. you may remember first venue, chapter eight, but the prophet samuel was getting a little old. people started to think about new leadership. and in so doing, they come to sonsl and say, "hey, your are not all that impressive. how about you give us a king so we can be like other nations." as an aside, if you read the hebrew bible, anytime people want to be like the other nations, that is not a good thing. so, he is wrestling with this, says, asks god and god "all right, give them a king, but in so doing, they are not just rejecting you, they are rejecting me, as they have done since i led them out of egypt." god gave them a king, not because it was a good thing to do, but because they wanted it and they demanded it. but in so doing samuel argued , that the king will oppress you. well, got till samuel to tell them a king will be terrible and oppress y

pierre thomas with us now live. and just now, nunberg going on cable tv yet again to say he was also offered immunity by the special counsel, apparently turning it down and now refusing to cooperate, pierre? >> reporter: that's right. he just talked about being offered immunity, but he's still saying he won testify. that means he could be held in contempt of court and could face jail time. >> pierre thomas leading us off on a monday night. >>> the other major story we're following, the new nor'easter threatening the east coast tonight. winter storm alefts for 16 states. whiteout conditions on the roads in south dakota. the remnants from the deadly system that just blew through, still lashing the coast. abc's linsey davis tonight on the hundreds of thousands still without heat and without power. >> reporter: tonight, plow brigades race to clear roads as a powerful new storm heads east. already bringing half a foot of snow and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour to parts of the midwest. this was the scene today in mass