linda showed up to the meeting uninvited at one point became irate and yelled and screamed at the people at the meeting. you are not letting me build my dream home. in addition to that linda was upset enough to say if they needed to do something to make this progress more quickly she could make a phonecall to manasquan. this is as habitat is going on the offensive saying they want $11,000 to pay for the demo cost of the house. the $11,000 it took to demolish the home were supposed to be repaid by grants they came from pima but apparently they are paying up. we tried to talk linda and richard sandra last week. i wonder if you had a few minutes to talk. >> i really don't actually. >> they are not talking the according to linda ascender's running mate and chair of the democratic party -- partner linda is laying the blame for all of us on her husband. >> his house, his decision, his plan. >> i had nothing to do with. >> richard stender claimed his home was a primary residence and qualified him for help from habitat in the first place. we have records he voted in scott plaintiff november 2012

while at the training academy, an instructor entered donna's room at night uninvited.onna responded by filing a sexual harassment lawsuit, but later thought better of it and dropped the suit. on may 15th, 1981, donna punched in just after noon for the 1:00 to 9:00 shift. about an hour later, donna was with two other officers when the phone rang. >> yes? hold on. donna, it's for you. >> it was a call for donna. >> donna payant received a phone call in the early afternoon of that friday. and it was a strange call, and in the opinion of her co-officers who were working with her, her reaction after receiving the call was somewhat alarming. >> the other officers didn't know who placed the call. but they said that donna turned away from them to keep her conversation private. when she hung up, she left, not saying where she was going. >> i have something i have to take care of. >> donna payant was upset. not upset in a sense that she was nervous, but she was angered. her words were, i'm putting an end to this, it's going to end right here and now or something to that effect.

i feel like a cousin who has come to tell you about your family uninvited. even if you don't think that i am right at all. thank you. i am asked most often about this book john quincy adams my answer is just this. in the course of getting to no his parents with whom he corresponded safely and lengthily and with enormous affection. >> go ahead. >> okay. and lastly as it may seem i came i came to abigail and john adams as has just been said the new york times and was riding. >> go ahead. try again. >> all right. maybe that is a sign from on high. [laughter] i was a little bit productive when we then celebrated editor and designer called to ask if i would be interested in doing a book on 50 historic houses the author had been made but she had no time for it on the strength of an article i had written for magazine she thought the subject with appeal to me. and so we was right. in the course of researching one of 50 houses, the adams house my house, my son john, found the letters of misses adams those of abigail. has my family might say, for better or for worse o

and if you like a cousins come to tell you about your family, uninvited. so we all have our opinions. my utmost since you arrived at even if you don't think i'm right at all. so i will begin right now. thank you. the question i am asked most often about this book is simply this, why john quincy adams? and my answer is just this. i met it in the course of getting to know his parents, with whom he corresponded faithfully and lengthily combined with enormous affection and -- [inaudible] thank you. unlikely as it may seem i came to abigail and john adams, s. just been said by mademoiselle magazine, "the new york times" and was -- [inaudible] >> sorry. it's not us. it's the in house system. >> all right. maybe that's a sign from on high that i go home. [laughter] anyway "vogue" magazine editor and designer sara lee called to ask if i would be interested in doing a book on 50 historic characters. the author had been made to her but she had no time for it on the strength of an article i'd written for her magazine, she thought the subject would appeal to me. and c

earliest half of you to work your and i feel like a cousin who has come to tell you about your family uninvited. so i'll begin. thank you. the question i am asked most often about this book is simply this. why john quint the add-ons -- why john quit the add-ons? i know you didn't notice aaron with enormous affection -- [inaudible] locally as it may seem, i came to abigail and john adams has just been said by mademoiselle magazine "the new york times" -- [inaudible] >> go ahead, try it again. [inaudible] anyway and i was up a magazine a little bit productively when then celebrated editor and designer called to ask if i would be interesting to read a book on 50 historic houses. the author had written me to her, but she had no time on the strength of an article i'd written for her magazine, she thought the subject what appeals to me. and she was right. in the course of researching one of 50 houses, my son sean found the letters of mrs. adams, those of abigail and as my family might say, for better or worse or forever. i have been engaged with the family papers and the family and there was no turni

i feel like a cousin who has come to tell you about your family, uninvited. [laughter] so we all have our opinions and mine are sincerely all right that even if you don't think i write at all. so thank you. the question i'm asked most often about this book is simply this. why john quincy adams? and my answer is just this i met him in the course of getting to know his parents with whom he corresponded faithfully and lengthily and with enormous infection -- affection. unlikely as it may seem i came to abigail and john adams by way of mademoiselle magazine "the new york times" and was writing for vogue. maybe that's a sign from on high high. [laughter] i was at "vogue" magazine and a little bit productively when the then celebrated editor and designer sarah tovar manley called to ask if i would be interested in doing a book on 50 historic houses. the offer had been made to her but she had no time for it on the strength of an article i had written for magazine. she thought the subject would appeal to me and sarah lee was right. in the course of researching one of

. >> they uninvited you.ittle news break there. >> i have a lot of friends and i don't think it is the majority. >> it is a vocal minority. >> and then the leadership listens to it. it is so dumb. it is so behind the times. >> i know. i agree completely. you said it is about time we showed the gays what's what. >> it is adam 1k3 cpak and not adam and cpac. can you stop call them a republican gay group. they are just a we don't think gay is negative. >> we will talk about tay. about that. they need to be honest why they won't let gay people be sponsors. it is everything except these groups are gay. everybody knows that is a fiction and they need to be honest and let the up chips fall where they may. see which say it is okay and which are not okay. >> they are not all chip. >> carly, thoughts? >> well said to all of you. i completely agree. >> i like the fact that you agreed with me. >> she accepted that you were quiet. >> you said you hated me for two segments. >> all caps and bold italics. >>> coming up, what

showing up at a party uninvited, andy. >> but thinking you were invited. >> yes andy greg. >> i thoughthought the fact that the followup said lol, jk, was not cool. >> next time apply to a real school chico state. >> you'll end up living with your parents anyway. >> this school has one of the top computer science programs in the country. that is scary. >> it is scary. i think we'll have to end up on that note. >>> coming up 12 ways the world ends, unless it happens during commercials. and then we won't do the story. autographed copy ggutfeld.com. but here's coming up tomorrow. >>> tomorrow night the tea party and far left aclu unite on a very special project, what could that p p p p p p >>> badgging groceries. i would have dreams about bagging groceries. will our demise come from the skies? asteroids are one of the most likely causes of world annihilation a team from oxford university has published the first segment of apocalyptic risks. global pandemic. that's like a massive group of pandas. super volcano, like diarrhea. and extreme climate change nuclear war and unknown consequences,

showing up at a party uninvited, andy. >> but thinking you were invited. >> yes andy greg. >> i thoughtwas, it's a mistake. i thought the fact that the followup said lol, jk, was not cool. >> next time apply to a real school chico state. >> you'll end up living with your parents anyway. >> this school has one of the top computer science programs in the country. that is scary. >> it is scary. i think we'll have to end up on that note. >>> coming up 12 ways the world ends, unless it happens during commercials. and then we won't do the story. autographed copy ggutfeld.com. but here's coming up tomorrow. >>> tomorrow night the tea party and far left aclu unite on a very special project, what could that possibly be? we'll see you at 7:00 pacific on fox bissonnette work. and it's got a nasal decongestant. is that really a thing? it sounds made up. i can't sleep when i'm all stuffy. i take offense to that. i'm not going to argue with a talking ball of mucus. i think you're being a little hasty... he's not with me. mucinex fast max night time. multi-symptom relief plus nasal decongestant. breat

>> uninvited guests. innocent enough but often ends as a crime. the local police department is taking creative steps to get the world out about these crafty criminals. >>> a north jersey high school with a famous alum is closing its doors. the school has 340 students. enrollment numbers are down. there is talk about raise money to keep the school open. one man who supports that idea nbc's brian williams. he attended mater dei. he says he is heartbroken after learning his alma mater is set to close in june. he is said to be highly interested in any attempts to save the school. >>> we have major problems to tell about you the on the schuylkill expressway. >> a live look at the area in montgomery county from one of our traffic cameras. a live update for you just ahead. >>> the peak of drive time rush hour and a major problem on the schuylkill. sky force 10 live over i-46 in montgomery county. this is near the exit of 422, upper merion township. an extremely busy time during rush hour only compounding problems. a viewer sent us a picture through our n

supposed to be dining at another restaurant when they heard you were going to be joining me we were uninvited. should i be concerned about having dinner with you. >> this is a country of corruption. when you have business in a very unsafe situation. everyone can destroy you. >> the critics of the government, putin, bad things seem to happen to them. >> yes. this represents russia of 19th century, not 21st. >> critics of putin beware. they another man accused putin of corruption and spent years in labor camps. this man aorganized a coupe. he was poisoned by a legal doze of radioactive pluument he this man was killed by a toxic dose of poison. i'm not saying official russians had anything to do with it, but it's suspicious. whoever did this wanted everybody to know who did it. everybody understands and everybody is meant to understand. >> yeah, everybody understands. everybody understands every everything in this country. >> a lot of speculation into how this happened again, the russian president promising a full investigation into this case to find the people or person behind the shooting. >>>

. >> or showing up to the party uninvited, andy. >> but thinking you're invite. >> yes, andy, greg. > i thought the follow-up just said loljk -- >> just say next time, apply to a real school like chico state. that is a great school. >> you end up living with your parents anyway. >> this school has one of the top computer science programs in the country, that is scary. >> it is scary. >> well, i think we'll have to end on that note. coming up the 12 way the world ends. and forward it to amazon.com autographed copies. back in a moment. but first here is what is coming up tomorrow. ggutfeld.com. but here's coming up >> hey, guys, tomorrow night the tea party and far left aclu they unite on a very special project. what can that possibly be? legalzoom has your back. over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. tomorrow is possibility. and the power to unlock it resides in a box behold the biscuit. nutrients packed in a dense bundle of farm-grown g

. >> all new on "nbc10 news" at 5:00 -- uninvited guests posing as salespeople. a local police department taking creative steps to warn residents about crafty criminals. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two full years! plus, get a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. >>> five days after a confessed killer walked out prison prosecutors are working to put him back behind cars. >> we told you about the jermaine wright case yesterday released on a technicality. tim furlong live on the story again for us today. >> tim you talked to the state's top cop. what is he doing to get the former inmate back in prison? >> reporter: i got a lo

when they heard that you would be joining me we were uninvited. be concerned about having dinner with you? >> this say country of corruption. if you have business you are in a very unsafe situation. everybody can press you and destroy visits. this i -- >> reporter: bad things seem to happen. >> yes, unfortunately it represents russia in 19th century not of 21st. >> reporter: critics of putin, beware. this man accused putin of corruption and wound up spending ten years in prison and labor camps. alexander litvenko accused services of staging a dew point put putin into power. he was poisoned boy eded by a lethal dose of polodium. another russian disfigured and nearly killed boy a toxic dose of nioxin. i'm not saying official russian bodies had anything to do with it but it's mighty suspicious. i don't think you node to be a conspiracy theorist to say whoever did this very much wanted everyone to know whodunnit. everybody is men to understand. >> everybody not everything in this country. >> reporter: right. >>> a large opposition rally planned for th

when they heard you would be joining me, we were uninvited. should i be concerned about having dinner with you? >> this is a country of corruption. everybody can press you and destroy your business. that's it. this is the system. >> bad things seem to happen to the critics of government. >> i say russia 19th century, not of 21st. >> critic ts ofs of putin beware. he wound up spending ten years in prison and labor camps. alexander accused state security services of organizing a coup to put putin in power. he was poisoned by a lethal dose of palonian. the former ukraine president, poisoned, disfigured and nearly killed by a toxic dose of poison. i'm not saying official russian bodies had anything to do with it but it's mighty suspicious. >> whoever did this very much wanted everyone to know who done it. everybody understands. >> of course. >> everybody is meant to understand. >> everybody understands everything in this country. >> that is a pretty incredible thing. anthony had that conversation with him and talked about being disinvited from res

they were uninvited guests who brought tasers to a wedding that went very, very wrong.ot a tase, and the bridal party got a shower of mace. >> what is going through my mind, is oh, my god, i'm just got married, it's supposed to be the happiest day in my life, and i'm getting tased and the best man's his way to jail, too, so i don't see how it could get any worse. >> jeffrey has been on the force for 15 years. >> homa is a small town. nice to live here. it's quiet. >> homa is usually quiet. but not on july 23rd, 2005. riding along with police is a cameraman. >> what the [ bleep ]? some wedding. >> shooting for a local tv show called "the beat," produced by martin foles. >> sometimes you come back with no video and sometimes you come back and it is pretty good stuff. this time it was real good stuff. >> but how did this couple's happily ever after turn so quickly to disaster? it begins when someone calls 911 but hangs up. >> get down! >> they thought the groom was having a seizure. just the way they were behaving, you could tell that they had had way too much alcohol. >>

the white sox and dodgers found some uninvited guests at their spring training facility in glenn glendalecoach was strung twice after the white sox reported several scorpion sightings. >> there was one that bit the trainer the other day. i had never seen one before. they are small. i guess they hurt. i just don't want to get stung. >> you don't want to mess around with them. there's lots more when we come back. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change. revolution foods is a company we started to provide access to healthy affordable, kid-inspired chef-crafted food. we looked at what are the aspects of food that will help set up kids for success? making sure foods are made with high quality ingredients and prepared fresh everyday. our collaboration with citi has helped us really accelerate the expansion of our business in terms of how many communities we can serve. working with citi has also helped to fuel our innovation process and the speed at which we can bring new products into the groce

were supposed to be dining at another restaurant but when they heard you were inviting me, you were uninvited a country of corruption. if you have business, you are in an unsafe situation. everybody can destroy your business. that's right. this is a system. >> meet boris nemtsov, deputy prime minister under putin. >> unfortunately, exists in power what i say in russia of 19th century, not of 21st. >> this is a case of a known enemy of putin with radioactive colonial. are you concerned? >> me? about myself? >> yeah. you are a pain in the ass. >> i was born here 54 years ago. this is my country. russian people are in a bit of trouble. russian court downtown work. russian education decline every year. and i believe that russia has a chance to be free. has a chance. it is difficult, but we must do. >> you heard it right there. boris nemtsov had no illusions about his own safety. he was 55 years old. joining me now, former world chess champion, gary gastprove, now chairman of the international council of human rights foundation. thank you so much for being with us. you have lost a friend of some 2

to be dining in another restaurant this evening, but they heard you were joining me, and we were uninvited. should i be concerned having dinner with you? >> this is a country of corruption. if you're in business you're in a unsafe situation. everyone can press you and destroy your business. this is a system. >> meets boris, deputy prime minister and today he's one of putin's most vocal critics. this restaurant was kind enough to take us in. the chef is a brit so maybe he has less reason to worry. >> first course gentlemen. >> reporter: at this restaurant they serve versions of russian classics. a modern riff on borst, a chunky broth and chunks of meat, but here it's a puree with an elegant deconstructed presentation. >> critics of the government critics of putin, bad things happen to them. >> yes, unfortunately, representing russia of 19th zenchly, not of 21st. >> critics of putin, bewear. accusing putin of corruption and he spent ten years in prison in labor camps. alexander accused state security services of organizing a coo to put putin in power. he was poisoned by a lethal dose of radi

. >> a viewer said howard, cold air is like the dude that shows up at the party uninvited. nobody wants you here. but i get phone calls from people who say i love it when it's this cold. they're in the minority. this is your day and sunday is going to be even a better day for you. for the rest of us, ouch. weather wise, beautiful outside this morning. we have a couple of clouds in the southeastern sky making for really pretty skies coming up ahead of the sunrise. we'll see plenty of sun today but it will be a cold day with diminishing winds. mid- to upper 20s. might get to 30 one or two spots south. the winds will certainly come down and yesterday they were gusting close to 45, 50 miles an hour last night. temperatures are sitting down to 9 in gaithersburg. 12 in leesburg. 16 in easton. even on the bay reedville 17 degrees down there. the winds are coming down in a few spots like orange. but we still have many windchills running zero to 5 propose. so k. -- below. so windchill advisories up for just about everybody. reagan national winds gusting to 28. the 15 seems like nega

when they heard you would be joining me we were uninvited.hould i be concerned about having dinner with you? >> this is a country of corruption. if you have business you in a very unsafe situation. everybody can press you and destroy you. that's it. this is a system. >> critics of the government critics of putin. bad things seem to happen to them >> yes. unfortunately, this represents russia of 19th century, not of 21st. >> this is someone who was really pushed out of his role in government back in 2003. but he continued to push on right? in 2013 he released this big report on bribery and fraud under the administration in russia. and he walked around with no bodyguards. it seems like he really knew the danger and pushed ahead regardless. >> yes. that is true. and all the opposition speakers right now in russia do the same. we're talking about -- he was constantly asked if he fears to be killed. everyone told him he's going to be killed. but he never was afraid of that and pushed forward. there is no other way to defend your opinion in russia

it just looks so cold and uninviting but i get the sense of the power of this storm. >> schools closedto boston and beyond. you can get hit while standing still. high winds, heavy snow downing trees in the quad cities area of illinois. in iowa the storm dropped up to 11 inches of snow. cancelling church services and closing businesses in nebraska. the roads are a hazardous mess killing at least 2. knocking out powers to tens of thousands and heavy snowfall also blanketing south dakota with high winds and reduced visibility. the heavy snow not a problem for everybody. this dog and his owners made out just fine. these folks skipped the super bowl for a chance to sled down middlemount hill. >> looks like fun. >> maybe they're packers fans. >> look what this guy did. he hitched himself to the back of an suv on a pair of skis and went for a ride. a local news station spotted him and put up the picture live for everybody to see. the local mayor did not like this one bit. he told the police to track this guy down and they give him a ticket. not in my town. no fun. >> that's pretty dangerous.

be dining at another restaurant this evening and when you heard you would be joining me you were uninvitedshould i be concerned about having dinner with you? >> this is a country of corruption. and if you have business in a very unsafe situation. everybody can press you and destroy your business. this is the system. >> meet boris nemtsov. he was deputy prime minister under yeltsin. critics of putin, bad things seem to happen to them. >> yes, unfortunately, existing power represent what i saw russia of 19th century. not of 21st. >> boris nemtsov was 55 years old. joining from moscow is frederik pleitgen. what are authorities saying about this incident? >> reporter: we have just gotten new information a couple of minutes ago. authorities say this happened in the late evening hours. and the interesting thing was boris nemtsov was walking directly in the vicinity of the kremlin and there was a second person who was with him. and she later spoke to an opposition figure who just spoke to us and he said that she told him that they had been walking along a bridge near the kremlin that a car stoppe

. >> when he learned you were joining, he was uninvited.th having dinner with you? >> you are in a very unsafe situation. everyone can press you on the story of business. that's it. this is a system. >> meet boris nemtsov, deputy prime minister under yeltsin. bad things seemed to happen to them. >> yes. i represent russia of the 19th century, not of 21st. >> this is a case of a known enemy of putin that has radioactive plutonium, are you concerned? >> me? myself? >> yeah. >> i was born here 54 years ago. this is my country. russian people are in a bit of trouble. the russian court doesn't work. russian education declining every year. and i believe russia has a chance to be free. it is difficult what you must do. >> well, today mourners held a vigil at the site of nemtsov's death. this as president obama called for an impartial investigation into the leader's murder. and his mother says her son's killer will be properly punished. joining me from moscow fred anything new on the search? i see a huge group of people mourners who have turned out

these people would turn up unannounced and uninvited many times and stayed for the day, and then there's no inn nearby so spend the night. i have this great -- there was a great letter where he mentions, he sends off a letter in the late, long time after this in the 1790s where he writes, you know -- where he writes it's in the late afternoon. no it's in the midday. he writes: if no one pops in -- yes, he did use that phrase -- nobody pops in in the next two hours, martha, my wife and i, will have something we haven't had for over 20 years; dinner alone at mount vernon. he had so many guests, he never could eat alone. now, i could follow their diary because, of course, their wrote about their visit to mount vernon. and so i could piece together what he was doing during this period. and, sure, he was farming. he was a wonderful farmer. he was a wonderful inventive farmer. he came up with new tech teaks. -- techniques. he built the largest dis tillly in the united states -- distillery in the united states. and he had a he rotated his crops, and he innovated with fertilizers, and he changed

these people would turn up unannounced and uninvited many times and stayed for the day, and then there's no inn nearby so spend the night. i have this great -- there was a great letter where he mentions, he sends off a letter in the late, long time after this in the 1790s where he writes, you know -- where he writes it's in the late afternoon. no it's in the midday. he writes: if no one pops in -- yes, he did use that phrase -- nobody pops in in the next two hours, martha, my wife and i, will have something we haven't had for over 20 years; dinner alone at mount vernon. he had so many guests, he never could eat alone. now, i could follow their diary because, of course, their wrote about their visit to mount vernon. and so i could piece together what he was doing during this period. and, sure, he was farming. he was a wonderful farmer. he was a wonderful inventive farmer. he came up with new tech teaks. -- techniques. he built the largest dis tillly in the united states -- distillery in the united states. and he had a he rotated his crops, and he innovated with fertilizers, and he changed

these people would turn up unannounced and uninvited many times and stayed for the day, and then there's no inn nearby so spend the night. i have this great -- there was a great letter where he mentions, he sends off a letter in the late, long time after this in the 1790s where he writes, you know -- where he writes it's in the late afternoon. no it's in the midday. he writes: if no one pops in -- yes, he did use that phrase -- nobody pops in in the next two hours, martha, my wife and i, will have something we haven't had for over 20 years; dinner alone at mount vernon. he had so many guests, he never could eat alone. now, i could follow their diary because, of course, their wrote about their visit to mount vernon. and so i could piece together what he was doing during this period. and, sure, he was farming. he was a wonderful farmer. he was a wonderful inventive farmer. he came up with new tech teaks. -- techniques. he built the largest dis tillly in the united states -- distillery in the united states. and he had a he rotated his crops, and he innovated with fertilizers, and he changed