he spent more than a year trying to track down tillman's family thinking tillman may have been killed work he finally met up with tillman and returned the attack. as a thank you, he was given a book written by tillman's roommate. experience for you. you are looking at the world's first virtual reality roller coaster. it confines the oculus goggles with an actual roller coaster. riders will later strapped in with a fighter pilot or fly along con -- alongside luther. >> i wonder if you have to wait in a virtual line? >>> this story will make you want to clean out your attic one couple found something very special when they went into the great grandfather's attic. he had seven original type, baseball cards are printed in the 20th century. they were perfectly preserved in a crumpled paperback. the collectors believe there were only 15 of the cards like this in existence. is estimated the cards would sell for $1 million. at least two of them have already been sold but the family wallpaper how much. >>> storytime is being in iowa city. >> experts say it brings the kids out of their shell an

exactly what tillman is saying.his point to get excited about stock prices up at these levels when you know that the underlying economy, we know that corporate earnings have slowed down for the last several quarters and for me it's very difficult to get in there. in terms of restaurant stocks it makes it even less interested in buying them now. >> all right. >> we're trading at -- and i'm not public. >> right. >> but i still -- i still know everything about it, because i was public for 20 years, but restaurants are trading at a pretty darn good multiple right now. >> darn good. >> hold on, tillman, because we do want to get to the clep of your show, "billion collar buyer" which starts tomorrow and tillman is the star and we've got a buyer. >> we built on a 5,000 square foot commissary space this past july. that's where do all of our production. >> that has to cost a couple hundred thousand a years with lights, water and gas. this is scary for me, for y'all. you already have a commissary so you have a non-income prod

this magnum opus is a biography of pitchfork ben tillman. at some point, he sat down to write this kind of gossipy, thinly fictionalized account of his hometown. this thing was never published, and is now preserved only in the archives at longwood university where simkins taught. it offers a unique look at edgefield and the era in which will thurmond was the most influential figure in edgefield's political life. any review a little bit of this. -- let me read you a little bit of this. "francis butler simkins sat down to write a thinly fictionalized memoir about growing up in edgewood." "it is only preserved today in his personal papers and longwood -- in longwood." "simkins actually grew up in the house across from where strom thurmond grew up." "simkins was five years older than strom thurmond." "he wrote about two characters, and these fictional characters follow so exactly the real life of compliments of will and strom thurmond as to make significance superfluous." "at one point, he refers to them by name." "the manuscript provides intima

so, he advises us to be cautious as tillman -- filming is still forbidden. >> once we realize that people crossing, -- there will be more options for people to cross over. >> on the way back, he stops to visit saddick at his mother. they discuss business opportunities ahead. sadiq plans to open a snack bar. directly opposite is the forbidden city, that is healthy -- greek city. to this day, it remains off-limits, even for us. we are careful to not attract attention to ourselves. minutes later, we were arrested and were interrogated by the turkish military. the next day, we were allowed to continue filming. but, he is outraged. >> they might put us into prison just because we take a photo. the snakes are living inside. the rats are living inside. but if you take a photo, become punished. >> we continue on our journey with the uneasy feeling that walls, fences, and other barriers are not likely to disappear any time soon. our next stop this peel a -- pila. it is located within the u.s. buffer zone. we need a turkish community leader. they are set to electing parliament. how will that affect

raphael tillman. that's perpetuating the overgrowth of those bacteria. causing us to be addicted, to crave all these foods. >> reporter: this bacterial imbalance can also lead to inflammation. which can contribute to a number of adverse health problems including those with your complexion. >> the skin is one of the largest organs of detoxification. so when our bodies are overwhelmed with inflammation, sometimes inflammation is manifested in the skin. >> reporter: which can lead to conditions like adult acne, eczema, rosacea, premature aging. says this cosmetic surgeon. >> reducing inflammation will help to reduce those manifestations in the skin. >> reporter: the best source of probiotics are from hole, leafy greens. yogurt, and fermented foods like sauerkraut. but there are other options. >> you can experience science driven healthy skin that emerges from inside and out. >> reporter: now some beauty companies are incorporating a skincare lines. which you can take orally. >> in as quickly as two weeks, clinical results have shown improvement in several b

. >> tony: i hate to compare anybody to pat tillman who paid the ultimate price and walked away at the pinnacle of his career hee. is an inseparation. (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> tony: whatever you did today, do it again. >> jeff: today was good. 62 was today. tomorrow will be cooler. whoa will have a lot -- we will have a lot of cloud cover around. low 50s to start things off. light rain and about 55. but then 66 on thursday. we have showers and storms though in the forecast. be able to see. cooler on friday, low clouds and 41. sam will keep you up-to-date at 4:30. >> denise: thanks for joining us. cleveland 19 this morning starts at 4:30 a.m. [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. already? you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. i haven't even started to bronze yet. we no longer give you an excuse to work all day perf

tillman bird accused of of forcing his way into a home and assaulting a woman. police say he pretended to be utility worker and told the victim there was a problem with the pipes. when the victim refused to let him in he and another man push their way in after struggling with the suspect the vick testimony was pistol whipped. nothing from the home was taken. bird is charged with robbery and other oh fences. >> philadelphia's new mayor made it official tonight. he's pinning most of his campaign promises on a new tax that the city council is already rejected twice. bruce gordon has been following what's bubbling up at city hall. bruce, the mayor is proposing a soda tax. >> reporter: lucy it's actually a little broader than that. attacks on several kinds of sugary drinks that he believes will raise the money needed to pay for his ambitious agenda. mayor kenney's wish list is bold and it's pricey. two vick million dollars to expand pre k programs in philadelphia. vick million to help rebuild parks and rec centers around the city and 39 million to create more than tw

he was a former charlotte counsels tillman and served in governor martin's administration and kept up with current events in the charlotte area. people say green was one of kind. they say he knew how to get things done. >> he always had me lauflg about stuff hef would tell me about things going on in his life and i had the same so you know he was a fun guy to be around and hang out with. >> green apparently was battling age of 73. >> wells the salisbury fire department is teaming one the american red cross to help a lot of people stay safe. they installed smoke detectors for people in the moreland park neighborhood for free yesterday. there were 300 people in that area. the door to door event was response to a tragic fire from where they set up yesterday. unfortunately she didn't have the early warning necessary to evenings scape early prior to such injury. >> officials encourage you to get the latest fire warning technology -- they include a battery that only needs changed every 10 years. use daylight-saving time to battery. >> well looking ahead the final girder first will kick off

. >> colonel, as andrew tillman. i want to ask about romani. you about romani. it has been at least one month since we heard that romani was clear the daily airstrike reports talk about it in a near that area fighting positions then utility positions, just wondering if you can give us a sense of what is going on there and is there any evidence or concern that isis is trying to regain a foothold there. >> isil is not operating in the city of romani, i don't think have the capability or combat power the strikes that we report out we use it as a reference point for example this operation we just mentioned north of romani, it's a north of ramadi, you have to look at ramadi in order to get a sense of the country. we do believe isil is trying to conduct operations, as iraq you forces are continuing the very difficult and painstaking process of reducing the ied's and the booby-traps, and minds that they discovered saltines of a couple of terrorists will try to infiltrate into ramadi and create disruption. also to tie up iraq he forces and to continue to provide securit

this is harriet tillman. harriet tubman came to the office several times. the longest passage in the record is of her work. she continued to come to the resigned hisgay post as the editor of the standard. his successor, oliver johnson assisted her. still it wasam sending many the people to sidney howard gay and louis napoleon. my co-author was able to look at still's records and gay's records and annotate them. sometimes our differences and names. it appears that sometimes a person to change their name between philadelphia and new york city. jane johnson was owned by the ambassador to nicaragua. they were coming through philadelphia. abolitionists talked with her. she had always wanted to be free so she took that as an opportunity to declare she was going to be a free woman. wheeler did not like that and he went to court. he lost the case. johnson settled in boston. this is an image from still's book about thomas jones. it's one of my favorite stories in the book. because he escaped at christmas time. christmas was a good time for people to escape. even tho

currently have 11 straits that includes cotchery -- free agents that includes -- also corner back charles tillman. you can stay up-to-date on the panthers and those 11 free agents by clicking on the web go to the sports section and click on the carolina panthers' tab. >>> we have traffic and weather together every ten minutes. here's meteorologist vicki graf. just how warm it is. >> it's already a warm start to the day and this is going to be the trend as we go throughout the afternoon. we're in the upper 50s to low 60s right now. this is normally where we see the afternoon highs this time of year. and this is going to be the springboard for what will be another warm day ahead. close to 80 degrees in some spots. now as soon as you step outside, you will notice some low clouds and a little bit of patchy fog going through the day we'll keep the clouds around today. but that's not going to be stop us from -- to stop us from warming up quickly. by 4:00 close to 77 degrees here in charlotte and also going to be windy throughout the afternoon. taking a look at the threat days the main concerns we're go

jon: with no and tillman scully on the bench i suppose a tie is possible. reporter: absolutely and it made a difference not having a voice. he would have been a very spirited participant in the discussion. jon: absolutely. shannon breen, thank you. abby:coming up in the next hour, to arrest following a high-speed chase in texas. the suspect accused of carjacking and armed robbery. how they were finally caught plus , a firsthand look at how new york city police work to prevent terror attacks. >> two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls, and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. . . . . >> on this wednesday feel free to engage in some puppy love. today is national puppy day. the idea not only to celebrate man's best friend but spread the word about adopting pets. a lot of puppies available to adopt through shelters a

this man, 28-year-old tillman byrd is in custody in connection to the crime. two men forced their way inside of a house on south mull street last month, two women were inside the home at the time. according to investigators one of the suspects beat one of the women with his gun. police say a tip helped them to identify and arrest byrd. >>> five people killed in a crash last night in lehigh county all co-workers, investigators say they were commuting home on route 222 in upper ma kungy township. this is the aftermath caught by sky force 10. police say the driver of the car crossed the center grass median, all five people in the car died. the driver of the tractor-trailer wasn't seriously hurt. >>> now to new information about a delaware family who became deathly ill while vacationing in the virgin islands last year. the environmental protection agency has filed complaints against two businessmen and a pest control company for the illegal yoofuse of a toxics pestici pesticide. a worker sprayed for bugs below their villa. it's believed that the chemical can cause

iconic tour of 2016 in april, we have a great lineup of speakers f 6 greg glassman, robin chase and tillman fertitta. >> it goes to show there's no real formula for incubating success, but in their case it's the combination of low cost. >> and you could only do that in detroit, with their conditions. >>> time for a cnbc news update. hi, courtney. >> here's what is happens. donald trump in a town hall interview with msnbc's chris matthews that will air in its entirety tonight says women should be punished in some sway for getting abortions if abortions were made illegal. >> do you believe -- >> no, but -- >> do you believe in punment as a principle? yes or no. >> the answer is there has to be some sort of punishment. >> for the women? >> the last ten years? >> i don't know. >> frankly i do take positions on everything else. it's a very complicated position. >> josh earnest says the prospects of japan and south korea on obtaining nuclear weapons could be incredibly destabilizing. yesterday donald trump said the two u.s. allies should build such weapons to deter enemies. >>> china says the new

it raises money for the pat tillman foundation to pay for academic scholarships for the military.eteran joe bell stood outside his home two years ago touche cheer on -- to cheer on the runnels. he passed away before last year's race which led organizers to designate a stretch of the run in his name. this year moral mile has been extended to include tributes to veterans and first responders.>>> you remember spring break. good memories there. spring break is just around the quarter. people taking their vacation plans. the reason why travel experts say the best time to book flights is now. >>> tempers flared in pennsylvania during a rally and protests over the confederate flag. supporters and opponents of the flag traded insults at gettysburg military park. the sides were separated and things did stay peaceful. >> i don't think they are bad people. i think the symbol they choose to fly is a symbol of what is wrong. >> i see it as a piece of cloth that represents an integral an important part of american history. >> organizers say the protests started as a confederate flag day event t

he has the chance to return to the original owner, retired marine rick tillman.e. >> powerful story. >> you say i need to do something different i got to go to vietnam. you come up on this stand, what do you see on this stand? >> just some buddies in the middle of the country. on the stand, a number of art. immediately amongst i saw this dog tag, i thought quite a significant thing. and, right then, i thought i had an opportunity to get this and transfer it back. >> when you found it, did you make an assumption that the person was dead or alive, what did you think? >> naturally, i immediately assumed they were dead because the departure from the dog tag, sadly thought, i'd get this back to his family. >> rick, what happened next, you got a phone call, you got an e-mail? >> i got an e-mail. i came in early, i was going over e-mails that kim in overnight. this one came in, i saw the headline that you read, i got about halfway through and i said uh-oh, and i was just about to push the delete button figuring it was another spam offering me $5 million or something lik