-todd: what's your name? -anthony: anthony. todd: anthony. todd. how are you? anthony: this is my card, too. lemonis: you would never do that. todd: is your private cellphon? anthony: i can put it on there. kris, do you have a marker, please? lemonis: how do you get the guy to want to come in, other than just giving him a business card? anthony: i can offer some, you know, free business cards if he signs a sign with us. that's one of the things -- lemonis: no, no, no, no. like, he came in to get what? anthony: a re-face on a sign. lemonis: okay, so, what could you do right now that would get the guy to realize you're serious? anthony: i'm thinking. i don't know. lemonis: his business is a mile down the road. kristen: i would go there. lemonis: why are you not going there? anthony: i don't know, marcus. -lemonis: this isn't a test. -anthony: no, i know. we usually would follow it up tomorrow or the next day. lemonis: i wasn't asking you to change your process, i was asking you to tell me what your process was. anthony: i think we have a good system. kristen: i t

. >> reporter: unless you are a real estate agent todd arnold.t do you see it as. >> opportunity. like you see here, you have to get rid of all of this. >> reporter: you have to get rid of all of this stuff but it is also the filth. >> reporter: where most see trash, todd sees treasure. he finds distressed homes in danger of foreclosure. prices it low and tries to sell it fast. it is called short sale. >> the opportunity for me because i believe the house is only worth what someone is willing to pay. >> reporter: todd's job is to convince the mom of three this nightmare of a house could be her family's dream home. what are you here to see? >> we are here to look at this house because it's a short sale. and a good price for this neighborhood. >> reporter: there's a catch, right? >> it's not very clean. >> reporter: jen's first impression -- >> what is that? >> smoke and animals. >> smoke and what. >> smokers. >> reporter: i expect jen to high tail it out of here but she seems to be seeing the potential. >> i guess i'm an optimist anne and like a c

todd.n with you a little later as we get closer to dave's finale. >> can't wait to see this show tonight. the last letterman has dominated social media all day long. the hash tag letterman has seen about 400 posts each minute on twitter. and no doubt that will continue into the broadcast. share your thoughts about dave with us by adding the hash tag cbs3 chat. >>> here's the late show david letterman by the numbers in his 33 years of late night tv dave hosted 6,028 late night tv broadcasts just shy of 20,000 guests. he won 16 emmy awards. quite a career. >> what a career it's been. this is a cultural event tonight. dave's last late show. 11:35 right here on cbs3 after "eyewitness news" and by the way if you're setting your dvr here's a heads up the show does run a little bit longer than normal. dave science off around 12:55. >>> we are also track some rain tonight that could affect your plans for tomorrow. that wet weather is moving in just as we get close to the holiday weekend. meteorolog

. >> joining me now, luther college professor of religion todd green. he's also the author of "the fear of islam" which examines america and europe's views of islam. so welcome, todd. i know you spent an entire chapter in your book on this woman. the term savagery is how she often describes the actions. who is she, and how did she become such a lightning rod? >> first of all, brooke thanks for having me.

and it was mary todd who said you can do this. what if she hadn't been that kind of encouragement and we wouldn't have had abraham lincoln wising up in politics. you know the story of nancy ragenned and how powerful she was. she watched his back and was his closest person advisor. they worked as a couple from the time he entered politics. the women in the victorian age, frances cleveland was enormously popular, first celebrity first lady yet her husband didn't want her in the public eye. she had to find other ways to wield her influence. she, when they lost the white house after the first time, turned and said to the staff keep the drapes as they, are we'll be back in four years, and they were. she was right about that. she knew the strength of her

it's called a fashion blog todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners' multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperless discounts -- give it a rest, flo. all: yeah, flo, give it a rest. when francois thibault said he was going to make vodka in cognac with spring water and the best french wheat. everyone here said... non, non! but little by little the world got to love what he had made. grey goose, francois? the extraordinary belongs to those who make it. laura baker is about to refinance her home. her daughter lilly is about to spell the word "scary"

robert todd lincoln had heard through the grapevine that robert todd lincoln -- davis wrote him and said you better get out here you will regret it and address of your life when you -- if you do not come. lincoln got here the afternoon of the funeral, may 3 the day before the funeral. robert todd lincoln. he was here for the funeral. it was an immensely sad thing nationwide. the people in illinois particularly. in bloomington where i live, he had spent so much time in bloomington -- he spent more time in bloomington than anywhere other than springfield. our newspaper said this is not just a presidents, not just the leader of our nation, this was a friend and neighbor of ours that we have lost. we feel in a personal way. that was true up and down the tracks. a tremendous loss to the people of illinois, because he was so popular and spent so much time on all the towns in the circuit. it is called "the land of lincoln," that is the motto of our state. many things to say about lincoln, they are always true. they are too good to be chewed but they are. because lincoln was a circuit lawyer and

grapevine, robert todd lincoln was not coming to the funeral. davis wrote him and said, you better get out here you will regret the rest of your life in you don't come. so lincoln got here the afternoon of the may 3rd the day before the funeral, robert todd lincoln. so he was here before the funeral. it was just an immensely sad thing nationwide. but the people in illinois particularly, i know in bloomington, where i live, the newspaper, he spent mere time in bloomington than anywhere other than springfield. and our newspaper said, this is not just the president. this is not just the leader of our nation. this is a friend and neighbor of ours that we have lost, and we all feel it in such a personal way. and that it was true up and down the tracks. just a tremendous personal loss to the people of illinois, because he was so popular and spent so much time in all the towns of the circuit. it's called the land of lincoln and the state, that's our motto. and like so many things we say about lincoln, they're always true. they're too good to be true, b

it continues to happen, todd. >> owe, my gosh. i had a chance to look at the "pig book," and a couple things stuck out. $1.1 million for the park service agricultural tourism. would you rather go to dollywood or look for kumquats. what the heck is agricultural tourism? melissa: michael good win you stay on top of this. i read your articles. it >> another point to be made, both sides of the aisle. republicans and democrats are doing it. the dinnally commission mentioned by blake, which was decommissioned in 2009, they're still getting millions of dollars. that was made famous i about the late senator ted stevens republican from alaska. his daughter may be using the same means of getting money. >> don't forget proxmire's golden fleece award goes back decades. it has not stopped. melissa: check out shares of dupont. down 5% as outcome of two years of boardroom jousting rattles investors rooting for change. chemical company shareholders defeating attempt by activist investor nelson peltz to put himself and others on the board. peltz s

it's called a fashion blog, todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners', multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperless discounts -- give it a rest, flo. all: yeah, flo, give it a rest. hey, what are you doing? you said you were going to find out about plenti, the new rewards program. i did. in fact, i'm earning plenti points right now. but you're not doing anything right now. lily? he's right. sign up, and you could earn plenti points just for being a wireless customer. in the meantime, i just kick back and watch the points roll in. where did you get those noodles? at&t cafeteria. you mean the break room... at&t - the only wireless carrier to be a part of plenti, now when you add a new phone line to your wireless plan you get 5,000 plenti p

robert todd the lincoln was not coming to the better funeral. davis wrote him you will regret it the rest of your life. so lincoln got here the afternoon of the funeral on may 3rd, the day before the funeral. 3rd so robert todd lincoln. so he was here for the funeral. it it was just an immensely sad bu thingt nationwide. but the people in illinois partic particularly, i know in bloomington where i live, the bloomi newspaper --ng he had spent so much time in blood work l ton -- he spent more time there than anywhere other than springfield. our newspaper said this is not just the president this is not ader o just the leader of our nation. an this is a friend and neighbor of ours that we have lost. we all feel this in such a nd personal way. that was true up and down the track tracks. just a tremendous personal loss to the to the people of illinois s because he was so popular and spent so much time in all the towns of the circuit. it's called the land of lincoln. the state, that's our motto. and like so many things that we do -- we say about lincol

reporting live from manhattan todd quinones, cb is. three "eyewitness news". >> it will be something special tonight todd, thanks very much. can't wait for 11:35. >>> don't miss dave's finally there will be huge splices memorable moments and top ten list as todd mentioned with celebrities. it will be great. catch dave's final late show at 11:35 tonight right here on cbs-3. >>> after last night's primary victory, 29 candidates for mayor of philadelphia hit the campaign trail today. democrat jim kenney and republican melissa murray bailey broke political tradition and made their first appearance together. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers joins us from city hall with more, matt. >> reporter: jessica, we spoke to both candidates earlier today, at the broad street ministries fundraiser lunch that was held and we asked them a question, we asked if elect, would they keep police commissioner charles ramsey in his current role. democrat jim kenney disagrees with commissioner ramsey on a few issues but he was unequivocal wednesday in his s

mary todd? you. swain: thank you. mayo: good question. i have no idea. allgor: i'm going to go around the question and say what's important about that is that mary todd has certainly bruited that about. now, todd's a very common name and i don't know -- i'm sure there's a todd genealogist out there that's going to help us. but when mary todd comes to town decades later and dolley madison has still set the example, mary todd tried to kind of like ride on her coattails by saying she -- mayo: she plays on that. allgor: -- was a todd. right. but she does not have dolley's sense of tone. she's rather tone deaf when it comes to all of that, so -- swain: here is a more specific question about her son. is it true that dolley's son from her first marriage gambled away much of her money? allgor: yes. swain: was it gambling that was his problem? mayo: yes. allgor: and drinking. mayo: yes. allgor: that will do it. gambling and drinking will do it, yes. swain: and did he continue his relationship with his mo

todd? >>> and developing right now kensington palace says duchess of cambridge has been admitted to the hospital in the early stages of labor. royal baby number two appears to be on the way. live look at lindo winning in st. mary's hospital in london. kate was admitted a few hours ago. cbs news correspondent susan mcginnes is live with the latest. >> reporter: palace officials confirmed that the duchess of cambridge has been admitted in the exclusive private wing of st. mary a's hospital in lon on. the kate and prince william say they don't know if they are having a boy or girl but that has in the stopped people from guessing. >> girl,. >> boy yeah. >> reporter: duke a duchess of a little boy, kate had prince george at the the the same hospital almost two years ago. the doctors a this baby will come much more quickly then last time when kate was in labor here at st. mary a's hospital for ten and a half hours. royal bulletin will announce the baby's birth and againer on a golden easel in fro

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live for news browns mills with more, todd? >> reporter: chris investigators here are stopping short of using the word arson but they definitely say these five fires are sus fish us. the forest service contend there is practically no way five naturally occurring separate brush fires all bee again in roughly the same area. >> anytime you have a situation like that it is an indication that a man caused issue. >> reporter: more than 80 acres burned and up to the men and women of the new jersey forest fire service to stop it. at this point threaten. at this point there is nothing threatened. >> reporter: that is a major victory considering the conditions in pemberton township, wind gusts of more than 20 miles an hour, lower humidity and higher temperatures. >> the conditions that are ripe for a good fire. >> reporter: arson investigators are working to determine if all of the fires were intentionally set. largest fire burned just off route 70 and score much more than 40 acres. controlled backfires were lit to burn the under brush a

sure. >> todd kennedy mr.ordan mentioned umpqua worked with supervisor avalos office to try to find a location within this neighborhood and this was the location that supervisor avalos office worked the project sponsor to find so that to me indicates there's you know support within the neighborhood for a bank at this location we did get support from the two most prominent neighborhood organizations in this area and while i can't talk about the business decisions why umpqua went in this location theres a general consensus this is a good spot. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. familiar with that area that's a hub area because ocean off flows into mission at that particular point i think this seems to be where a lot of the financial activities and other activities of the neighborhood seemed to be centered the bigger factor what's the closest umpqua bank to this location in san francisco. >> mark with reuben, junius & rose that's the potrero hill not opened and next on second street actually a store in hayes vall

we do know as we soft saw from todd todd quinones every hospital is on alert ready to take in any of the injured. again 240 people we believe on board this train. the exact number of injuries is not known. appears to be a minimum of 50 right now as we look from the ground at the scene once again some of the injured on stretchers being taken away, others have been placed on board septa buses. there's mayor michael nutter who we saw earlier. we expect him and emergency personnel to give us an update just as soon as they're able to do that. we'll be standing by and you'll see that here on cbs3. >> we know that 10 people have been taken to temple university hospital. we know that others have been taken to aria torresdale, aria frankford where todd quinones was and as you mentioned people there, the first responders at the hospitals, the doctors and nurses they are ready to take in anybody who is injured. we don't know the severity of the injuries here. we do know that some people were able to walk off those trains, that they were able to board septa buses and just be taken in for an eval

todd? >>> we have breaking news. the it is a girl. we are looking live at st. mary's hospital, in london, where the duchess of cambridge gave birth to a 8-pound 3-ounce baby girl. this is the second child for prince william and kate who also have a son prince george crowds of well wishers and media are now stake outside lindo wing of the hospital. palace officials say mom and baby are doing well. as for a name, we can expect to find that out over the next few days but again the royal baby is a girl and the family is doing well this morning. >>> and new this morning fire fighters in new castle county are busy putting out hot spots after a two alarm fire burned for much of the night. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is at the the scene in wilmington with more on their efforts. >> reporter: at this point crews have been out here for about five hours now this fire is out but they are still working to put out some hot spots. around 1:30 the fire was absolutely tearing through the the t

todd is a very common name.odd comes to down -- comes to town decade later and dolley madison set the example. mary todd tries to ride on her coat tails. but she does not have dolley's sense of tone. she's tone death when it comes -- she's tone deaf when it comes to that. susan: is it true dolley's son from her first marriage gambled away much of her money? edith: that and drinking. susan: that will do it. did he continue his relationship with his mother in later years? edith: no, she did not. susan: robert, your question about dolley madison? >> i'm questioning what's the relationship between ms. madison and mrs. polk and harrison. susan: and harrison. catherine: i think the polks became friends. people wanted to associate themselves with dolley after she came back to the capitol city and it was cachet by association so the polks often invited her to dine with them and take part in parties and so forth in the we should tell people about congress awarding her a seat. catherine: i call this her iconic phase when

justin. >> all right, good evening todd.hat's right, some needed rain coming back in our forecast but most of that should hold off until the second half of sunday. however, though, it's going to be warm and humid really warm finish to the month of may. highs today look at that, 87 degrees. average high 78 so way above average. the record high for this date is 97. so, yes, it can get a whole lot hotter for the end of may than where we are right now. look at that, 87 for the high in philadelphia but 90 in allentown and reading. it was warmer the farther north and west you go. obviously it's cooler in south jersey a little of that influence off the chilly ocean water. here's where we are right now. upper 70's in south jersey, mid and upper 80's for the inland spots. we're setting up for a warm and humid evening. ocean water temperature at 60. we have a south wind. the coastal temperatures are cooling off nicely this hour. mid 60's in barnegat to the upper 60's near 70 degrees for the parts of southern new jersey even rehoboth b

todd and mercedes are with us.rom my mouth to my stomach. >> do you know how long it takes to get the pizza to your house? melissa: yes. where is my pizza? where is my pizza? where is my pizza? >> we're hungry mom how long is it taking. now you know. melissa: now he left already he's on his way. have you call the delivery place and they admit they haven't left. yeah, sorry he just walked out the door. dominos tells when you it's in the oven. they have a cool tracker. i love that at my house. i'm revealing too much. >> i am old school you get the pizza when it gets there. melissa: all right, a woman manages to escape a hostage situation thanks to a secret message and pizza hut's delivery app. her boyfriend used a knife to keep her and her three children inside their home. 23-year-old nickerson was with her all day. tread way says nickerson snatched her phone away. she managed to get it on the pretense of ordering a pizza. she used pizza hut's online app to call for help. employees saw that the customer was in a dire

todd?> reporter: jessica we received update here this evening recent now this fire is about 50% contained. that is very significant because at 6:00 o'clock this evening that number was at zero. so clearly a lot of progress being made here this evening. but still there is a lot of work ahead of firefighters in order to try and get this fire fully contained. at its peak the wharton state forest fire threatened homes and businesses forcing authorities to usery verse 911 to warn residents. also a stretch of route 206 in shamong had to be closed. >> that it would be prudent to leave in case the fire jumps 20 sick. >> reporter: about 75 firefighter were used to try and get the fire contained much of the night was consumed by setting controlled fires to try and take advantage of fire break lines. >> crews are literally battling fire with fire. they are lighting what's call these back fires much the whole idea right now is to starve the main fire of its fuel source by burning some dry under brush u

todd? >> reporter: jessica tonight there are new questions if this entire tragedy could have been prevented. 39-year-old rachel jacobs of new york the ceeo of small tech company here in philadelphia the latest victim to be identified her family released a statement saying in part, this is unthinkable tragedy. rachel was a wonderful mother, daughter sister, wife and friend. among the others killed 20-year-old justin zemser of rock away beach, new york. mid ship man at the naval academy. susan zemser is his mother. >> he was absolutely wonderful. everybody looked up to my son and there's no other words i can say. >> james gains of plainsboro, new jersey was a 48-year-old father of two and a video software architect for the associated press. 55-year-old ab bid gillan nia wells fargo executive from new york. this man who only wanted to be identified as ken was visiting his sister at temple university hospital he says she was in the second trip car and is now battling lost pain with a collapsed

robert todd lincoln had a son, but he died.. >> i had the question about if they used the actual coffin the president was in. but also i thought there were towns that they tried to take was a his body several times. so his body was actually moved. as >> yes, yes. the body was moved around insidethere ha the tomb. the tomb is rather large, the area. and there had been a bizarre plot to steal the president's body by some counterfeiters. it was the gang that couldn't shoot straight and it aro failed. but it created such anxiety that the body was moved around within the tomb on more than one occasion in order to foil any future such attempts. >> michael t burlingame why the route -- the train route that hat wa wass taken to get abraham lincoln from washington back to : springfield? >> the train went from washington back to springfield which recreated more or less the train ride he had taken from springfield to washington in 1861. cincinnati and pittsburgh were omitted and chicago was added on the return trip. and it was undertaken

brian todd?reporter: yes, i'm sorry, don, i was talking to a local gentleman here who was trying to explain some of the dynamic of the neighborhood. this is much like what they did last night when they formed long lines columns in the middle of the street and parted. and we of course were caught in the middle of that a moment ago and when they were pushing us to the side we did move. we moved to the side and to a corner. we did not want to rile them up anymore. and then the police backed off and moved to the side and they made a major announcement via helicopter that the streets are open now and they're saying attention members of the media, the streets are open. so if the last comnights are any example of what might happen now, the police officers will hang here for a while on the sidewalk, their vehicles will grad wale clear out and then they will clear out. >> i want everyone to stay with me. we'll be right back with more live coverage from baltimore. i was going to talk to the young man who w

her son, robert todd lincoln was there with her. and he did, to springfield for the funeral. >> if you look on your screen there, we see some of the reenactors. you may have seen the tens of a moment ago. who are those folks in the tents and how long have they been camped out? richard: i think some of them have been here since last wednesday and perhaps that is when they first came but thursday night when i was out here, we came out after dinner. it was just -- a lot of the tents were up at that time, and as i say, it was a beautiful scene. it was almost full, the moon. it was beautiful and the oak ridge cemetery gate, which is the original gate to the cemetery was lit up and across the road in lincoln park where the tents, with the fires they had lit for the evening. >> we are talking with richard hart, a springfield resident and an expert on the subject of abraham lincoln's funeral. tell me, president lincoln died here in washington on april 15. his funeral, may 4 in , springfield, illinois. what happened in the intervening period

todd horowitz is at the cme. todd, i want to start with you. the markets seem to be in a go nowhere mode, they're going nowhere fast. how will that change? will we stay like this the whole year or some big up move or down move? >> hi, david, hi liz. we're seeing mass confusion back and forth. consolidation, congestion, whatever you want to call it. we'll get a huge move out of this. we'll been in it for six months. the first three were a little bit wider. we're starting to narrow in. the ranges are tighter and tighter. the band is winding. we'll get a huge move up or down. i still believe it will be downside. however it can go either way. we're seeing a lot of confusion. the bond market, we're seeing a lot of confusion, money everywhere. money poured into gold because of mass confusion and equity markets. it pushed gold up over $25. liz: the fear trade is in effect. we love todd, we have to push him here. dollar was slightly weaker. maybe that is why gold was stronger. let me get to john kenneally, if todd's premise is right we'll see much bigg

robert todd lincoln was present at the surrender.pril 11, lincoln gives what turns out to be his last speech. he stands in the balcony of the white house and says that he wants the southern states to be readmitted into the union african-americans to be part of american life, to improve, to give them suffrage, to improve the quality of their educations they will be equal american citizens. booth is standing directly below the balcony at the time and turns to lewis powell and says that's the last speech he's ever going to give. that means nigger citizenship. by god, i will put him through. we will never hear from him again. it's hard to tell if that's accurate, but it is certainly something he felt that it shows up in a lot of books on the assassination. lincoln began to have provisions of his own death. three days before his assassination he told is very close friend, ward hill lemmond that he had a dream that he walked through the white house and when he was walking to the white house he saw a coffin and he asked a policeman what is

todd starnes joins us next. >>> a lot to talk with todd starnes tonight about. a kentucky court ruling, a printer has the right to refuse to print things contrary to his belief. todd starnes joins us. great to have you here. let's start before we move to baltimore with this important ruling in kentucky. this is really going against what seemed to be the wave of decisions previously. >> lou, so far it is the only case where the christian business owner has come out victorious. this is a small t-shirt company called hands-on originals and the guy who owns the company, blaine adamson, and the local lgbt organization wanted him to make some t-shirts for their gay pride event and he refused to do so. he was brought up on charges by kentucky's human rights commission. and i broke this story when it first happened. and i spoke to the human rights commission and they told me that christian business owners should leave their religion out of their businesses. and just before we came on the air i talked to blaine. and he told me this, he said today is a great day for freed

todd? >> reporter: and chris those fires here today have all been labeled suspicious by investigators and right now detectives are trying to zero in on any potential suspects. five brush fires burns pardoned of the hamilton up to ship scorching more than 80 acres 50 separate fires. anytime you have a situation like that it is an indication, of a man caused, issue. >> reporter: arson investigators are working to determine if the fires intentionally set, and using fire fighters, and, new jersey forest fire service lit backfires. sections along route 07 were blackened as they tried starving the fires to prevent spreading, by doing a controlled burn of a dry under brush. the timing of the five fires is unusual but it also helps get them mostly contain relatively quickly. conditions were not right for a naturally occurring event when fires were first reported at around 4:00 o'clock in the morning they were cooler temperatures dampness on the ground and little wind. >> if we had this mess at 2:00

. >> you mentioned mary todd lincoln. yet she did not leave washington dc and travel to springfield. why is that? >> mary todd lincoln's life was one -- she had to face any many tragedies and this was perhaps the greatest of all -- her husband the assassinated, and she was rightfully devastated by that. she was just not emotionally capable of making that trip. her son, robert todd lincoln was there with her. >> if you look on your screen, there are some of the reenactors. who are those folks in the tents and how long have they been camped out? >> some of them have been here since last wednesday and thursday night, when i was out here, we came out for dinner. a lot of the tents were out at that time and it was a beautiful scene. it was beautiful and the oak ridge cemetery gate the gate was lit up and across the road and across the road worthy tents with the fires -- were the tents with the fires and lit for the evening. >> we are to an expert on the subject of abraham lincoln's numeral. abraham lincoln died here in washing

todd is on right level.ernment increasingly looking to what type of products are given to kids this is twofold win for dairy queen. >> that's right. melissa: chile's burgers are puckering up for the camera. a little lip gloss for the bun. the food chain is spending $750,000 a year for this egg wash that they put over the buns, because it gives them a photo againic glaze. >> i'm sold. melissa: looks delicious. the whole idea they think everybody is instagramming their food. the shine makes it look better in the pictures. todd, this story blows my mind. >> it is smart. look everybody seems to like to take pictures of their food. melissa: i guess. >> actually what is ironic about it selfies taking individual of yourself ranks as number one thing you see on social media. guess what is number two? your food. they're joining a clause but don't forget millenials starting to have couple dollars this really caters to them. melissa: jonathan, am i at len person in the planet not taking a picture of my lunch before i a

we're not too far from brian todd's location. a number of officers descended on these two here and two others who were on the other side by that pole right there and this all started, as you know, about two dozen protesters or so formed a circle in the middle of the kwaud area in front of city hall and they're now taking them into custody and putting them into some of the wagens over here. i got to tell you, don, a few of the protesters and i want to emphasize just a few, made it very clear from early on, they were not going to honor -- >> we're having an announcement here from the officers. we're going to move back. >> reporter: made it clear they were not going to honor the curfew. and so they made it clear early on this evening, they were going to stay and i said, what happens when the curfew comes and the police comes and they said, we'll get arrested. and just to emphasize a small number had made the decision very early on that they would be arrested if necessary. don. >> jason. hey, jason, i don't know if you can hear me. s

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we know that todd and honor the governor siblings but as i said i'd never heard of nicole. the governor hosted a press conference today here in belmar and i got a chance to ask the governor. >> governor governor i took a ride down to the university of delaware and i was going to your senior year yearbook. >> that's an awful horrible thing to do to anyone. >> in fact i couldn't help but notice there was a line from your family congratulating you and it said love mom, dad, todd dawn and nicole. who is nicole christie? >> nicole was our dog. [laughter] >> we had a running bet in the office that it was a dog or a cat. >> it was our dog who died thereafter. very dear to my mother and father dear enough that they put her name in the end. >> what kind of a dot governor? >> it was a poodle. >> thank you. he never told us about it. it was just a dog. it was just a dog. not the long-lost -- that we sent off to the home. just a dog. >> or all of my updates chasing down the governor follow me on twitter at chasing round of. >> high school kid who has cancer was found lying unconscious

. >> you mentioned mary todd lincoln. yet she did not leave washington dc and travel to springfield. why is that? >> mary todd lincoln's life was one -- she had to face any many tragedies and this was perhaps the greatest of all -- her husband the assassinated, and she was rightfully devastated by that. she was just not emotionally capable of making that trip. her son, robert todd lincoln was there with her. >> if you look on your screen, there are some of the reenactors. who are those folks in the tents and how long have they been camped out? >> some of them have been here since last wednesday and thursday night, when i was out here, we came out for dinner. a lot of the tents were out at that time and it was a beautiful scene. it was beautiful and the oak ridge cemetery gate the gate was lit up and across the road and across the road worthy tents with the fires -- were the tents with the fires and lit for the evening. >> we are to an expert on the subject of abraham lincoln's numeral. abraham lincoln died here in washing

a lot of young people go to there i'm also disturbed about that but not as disturbed as any friend toddrown from the poppy arts center his rent was increased 27 percent the rent on third and fulsome a viable place and i'm asking maybe a rent increase can help the red poppy is a viable to my neighborhood and a lot of people came out of the red poppy and to note this issue ignores the cultural life in san francisco. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you, supervisors give this i'm marie are we at that particular time with organizations as a member of the san francisco's art and cultural community we appreciate the opportunity to weigh in on the city's budget we believe in the power of art to change lives we're asking for a eco system in san francisco and the museums cannot survive without a thriving arts community as cost of living and doing business in san francisco has resign fund for the arts have not kept pace artists are struggling to stay in san francisco to stay assessable to everyone in a time of economic boom the arts in san francis

todd, what do you know? >> well like most of the people watching this around the country in the world - not much. in part because the primary purpose of the first responders is to get the survivors out. this is a major event. this is something at the moment as was pointed out by lisa stark. this will be an asset transportation. as with any investigation, nothing can be ruled in or out. there'll be human area lapses equipment failure. they'll look to see if this was a deliberate action. >> it's something to be concerned about. there's no reports indicating foul play. do you get any sense of why one car would be so much worse off than the others? well again. looking at the shots you have coming in there. the first car seems to be the most heavily damage. that will be looked at. there's equipment that was near the track, looks like an likal line. this was a complexent. it will indicate things such as whether or not things were out of kilter whether it was beyond the speed limits for the track, and this being th

todd green, the author of "the fear of islam." thank you so much, sir, for your time today.

her son, robert todd lincoln was there with her. and he did come to springfield >> i for thf e funeral. >> we see if you look on your screen, some of the reenactors.ose you might have seen some of those tents. who are those folks in the tents and how long have they been out ere there camped out? >> well i think some of them had been here since last wednesday and perhaps that's when they fist came. but thursday night when i was out here we came out after dinner and it was just a lot scen of -- a lot of the tents were up at that time. as i say, it was a beautiful scene. there was a full moon that e night -- i don't know if it was full but it was beautiful. and the oak ridge cemetery gate which was the original gate into the cemetery was lit up. and and then across the road in lincoln park were the tents withor the fires that they had lit for the evening. even>> we are to an expert on the subject of abraham lincoln's numeral. abraham lincoln died here in washington on april 15. his funeral on may 4 in springfield, illinois. what happen