lower merion high school webster elementary school the sub burst and the city all coming together to a difference in some young people's lives for goodness sake. i'm bill ant son. ♪ >>> here's where come in. if you what happened to help students easy enough because they have set go monday fee page. head to fox29.om for a link. you see it you shoot it our fresco users are helping us show what is going on around you. iain, what's up? >> lucy fresco user john ellis was on the scene of this huge fire we've been showing viewers all night. flames shooting from the roof of this warehouse along west third and chester delaware county. the fire did go to two alarm but it appears the crews were able to get it contained to just one building. you heard dave schratwieser report earlier in the broadcast that there are no reports of any injuries. >>> in camden neighbors coming together for peace march. fresco user nicole shot this video for us today. activists gun violence in particular has too long been an issue in their community. heavy police presence tonight at a coffee shop in collingswood, new

first diagnosed in a football player in mike webster only diagnosed after death because you have to utopsy basically they take slivers of the brain and look for the signs of the disease and t's a disease that looks a lot like alzheimer's in terms of symptoms. there's dementia. it gets worse over time. it's progressive. it's there a long time before it shows up. so eventually it can lead to suicide. t's a terrible disease that is repetitive head trauma. i focused on is a company called quanterics and have a way to test blood for proteins in small auma. they also use it for cancer research, for alzheimer's research. it has a wide variety of uses. cte you're ase of looking for a particular protein part of the make up of our brain. way that he passage neurons take as our brain cells one ending messages to another. when you have cte it falls off sits on thway that it and that chokes the brain in essence. makes it hard for the neurons to pathways.s the and so what they are looking for s that getting into blood and seeing if they can locate it in the blood. the problem is that we have a and this

. >> webster, school in the middle of kensington. some classes don't have paper, they don't have textbooks at all, they need more books, they need more crayons, scissors, they need anything that they can get. >> will lot of ways lower merion is very different from kensington, but today student and administrators from two areas came together to see if one could help the other. >> everyone should at least have the basic materials regardless of where you're born. >> lower merion high school makes it clear that they're committed community service. so this year they decided to partner with webster elementary school and shoot a music video to raise awareness, supplies, and funds. the day started with kids as young as five, participating their new high school friends, and quickly evolved into an entire school participating in the video shoot the smiles and change of scenery were good for the h elementary school kids, but equally important were high school student who recognize how lucky they are to have what they have. and the responsibilit

but, there were over 1300 people -- [indiscernible] >> we also met with daniel webster. most important piece of the bill in my mind is the handgun license department we have an maryland. arehe gun laws of maryland -- have closed a lot of loopholes of people in other states. it is difficult to transfer guns in maryland without the state looking at it. it is very important. some states have laws where you betweenly transfer guns individuals without any checks. maryland does a pretty good job of restricting that and making sure that commonsense measures are put in place to keep them out of the hands of people that should not have them. out what the 2013 firearm safety act is. experts -- this is their response. >> unfortunately, at the national level, some of these states have less gun laws. i do not think it is much of a movement. >> the need to keep guns out of the hands of people should not have them weathered be due to mental in-laws or ties to -- mental illness or ties to criminal activity. >> the quote military style row -- rifle, it is a name. it does not really addre

so this year they decided to partner with webster elementary school, and shoot a music video, to raisereness, supplies, and funds. the day started with kids as young as five, participating with their new high school friends, and quickly evolved into an entire school participating in the video shoot. the smiles and change of scenery were good for the elementary school kids, but equally important were high school students, who recognize how lucky they are to have what they have, and the responsibility to offer a hand up, if they can. >> we have so much excess stuff, that we don't need. fan we can take some that far stuff, and give it to kids who don't have enough paper, we should do that. >> the video will be edited and posted to social media, along with a link to fundraising page. people have already gun to drop off supplies for webster students, and hopefully donations will increase as the video spreads. >> principals from both schools were glowing over the partnership that had been established. driven largely by students, who just seem to get it. make a difference. do something that r

feel bad or i don't do this or i would like to put it into place. >> so lower merion high school websterbs, and the city, all coming together to try to make a difference in some young people's lives for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. >> so if you want to help those students it is really easy. they've set up go fun go fund me page, go to fox 29 for a link. >> hope you will. "fox 29 news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a search for two men. police say they attacked an elderly woman in east mt. air airy. >> hurt, you know, anybody would be able to do that to someone else. >> with you one of the guys yelled just before the other started swinging. >> plus a 3,500-dollar ring stolen from a jewelry store in olney. how he walked away with the bling. >> live from center city in philadelphia. this is "fox 29 news" at 6:00. >> and we begin at 6:00 breaking news out of delaware, police chase ended with officers shooting and killing a man in front of a wilmington church. thank you for joining us at 5:00. i'm lucy noll around. >> i'm iain page, police say it started when officers tried to stop the g

let's speaker andrew webster, the headteacher of a school in north london. first of all, what sort of symptoms are you seeing among first of all, what sort of symptoms are you seeing among some first of all, what sort of symptoms are you seeing among some pupils in your school? i think sadly, in many schools, teachers are seeing children presenting with anxiety, which can lead to panic attacks and eating disorders seem to be on the increase. i think in some cases, we also do see self—harming in our children. where are these problems stemming from? view are presumably talking to the children about them, trying to get some understanding about what the source is. is it home life, pressures at school? peer pressure? there is a combination of factors. family problems are a key issue and i think where some of the social care budgets have now been cut that may have been able to offer support to families in the past, these are not there now. if you tie that a social media, which is a pressure 24/7 for our children, they can never escape it, and that can lead to feel

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here in this room daniel webster, he moved about the chamber from time to time. daniel webster oor rated, henry clay forged compromises, john c. calhoun stood on principle. hentry foot of -- henry foot of mississippi pulled a pistol. senator bennet ripped over his coat and said, let the assassin fire and stand out of my way. here the ee -- here john randolph brought his hunting dogs into the chamber and sam houston said, over here to my right, he whittled wooden hearts for the ladies in the gallery. massachusetts senator charles sumner was beaten over the head with a cane by a senator who objected to his speeches. the senate first met here in 1810, but because our british cousins chose to set fire to the capitol during the war of 1812, congress was forced to move into the patent office building in downtown washington. and later into a building known as the brick capitol located on the present side of the according to building. hence, it was december 1819 before senators were able to return to this restored and elegant chamber. they met here for 40 years, and it w

my novice experience was in webster case 1989. we wrote a brief that was eventually signed by 400 historians in an attempt to overturn a missouri law, which began with a preamble stating that the life of each human being begins at conception and that unborn children have protectable interests in life, health, and well-being, and then it went on to install many, many regulations to make it harder to get abortions. i'm not going to name them, but it was really a wake-up call about how difficult it can sometimes be to translate .istory into legal arguments the group of us creating this brief developed arguments based on evidence from our research. in a 19th-century campaign to outlaw abortion -- it was legal before this -- physiciansrt from newly organized into a professional organization who sought to prohibit services that had traditionally been provided by lay women -- you know, the midwives. it was also possibly a racial motive that had to do with fear that the white birthrate was by the birthrate of people of color. most importa

he plays tony webster, who is semi retired and works in a camera shop. of the blue he gets a letter saying the mother of his ex—girlfriend from when he was a teenager has died and he has been left something in her will. this gets him reminiscing and thinking back to his teenage years when he was at school and college and that girlfriend and her mother. in the present day, that ex—girlfriend is played by charlotte rampling so here isjim and charlotte getting to know one another again. let's take a look. are you married, itake it? not married. never? mysterious to a fault. i'm divorced, in case you were wondering. i wasn't, but i am sorry to hear that. on the contrary, very happily so. the best decision we ever undertook. in fact, she recently accused me of having built a shrine to you, no less. a shop, when i told her that it was you who gave me my first leica. and what did you say? a remarkable cast. the only criticism i have read about the sense of an ending is a criticism of the ending! it is certainly a story that deals with quite subtle and nuanced a

the kiwi trio of ethan mitchell, sam webster and ed dawkins, who won silver at last year's olympics,ond, as new zealand claimed the title for the third time in four years. the bronze medal went to france, who beat poland in the ride—off for third place. earlier, the first gold medal of the games went to italy's rachele barbieri in the women's scratch race, but she left it late. barbieri, who was third at the bell, produced a furious dash to the line, to beat elinor barker of great britain into second place. it was a first world title for the european under—23 champion. we don't often show you action from the united soccer league, which effectively forms part the second tier of football in the us, but there's a first time for everything. here's a goal which will live long in the memory for okc energy fc fans. first, we have an unorthodox acrobatic throw—in from michael harris to teammate, miguel gonzalez, and how about this for a finish? this beautiful bicycle kick gave the oklahoma city based side a 1—0 win over sacramento republic fc. a beautiful bicycle kick to see there. you can g

ashley webster is in for liz claman. the good the bad and the ugly. dominating the final working day with the 100th day. at any moment he is expected to do a little campaign fundraising for the progression of candidate. the early days of the presidency coming to a close without a major legislative victory. the house and senate are avoiding a major catastrophe by having that. it means -- remains ever elusive. the options to have offshore drilling. this is as tensions remain high. the secretary secretary of state visits the united nations. flexing muscles while having a major conflict. they can tell us what they can expect. they don't dampen the market. i am ashley webster. let's begin the countdown. breaking news for you. a very weak gdp. we are heading into the final hour. the month of gains we should say. they are up a little bit over one and half percent in april. as the fifth positive month in the past six. rising 2.3. really has been about the big tech names. check out alphabet up eight and a third%. here is where we are at the moment. they are do

he plays tony webster, who is semi retired and works in a camera shop.etter saying the mother of his ex—girlfriend from when he was a teenager has died and he has been left something in her will. this gets him reminiscing and thinking back to his teenage years when he was at school and college and that girlfriend and her mother. in the present day, that ex—girlfriend is played by charlotte rampling so here isjim and charlotte getting to know one another again. let's take a look. are you married, itake it? not married. never? mysterious to a fault. i'm divorced, in case you were wondering. i wasn't, but i am sorry to hear that. 0n the contrary, very happily so. the best decision we ever undertook. in fact, she recently accused me of having built a shrine to you, no less. a shop, when i told her that it was you who gave me my first leica. and what did you say? a remarkable cast. the only criticism i have read about the sense of an ending is a criticism of the ending! it is certainly a story that deals with quite subtle and nuanced arguments about memory an

we bring back ashley webster. and implications for businesses.ere are so many positives here for u.s. companies was actually surprised the markets didn't jump. we had been wanting this and i think it was a disappointment. he would've seen the markets tank. i think the small tech companies are going to get the biggest traction. those small mom-and-pop businesses they pay just 15%. it's a huge bonus for them. i know you're looking at it and as well down there. with a new intraday high for that. i read some analysis already. the small companies are really the beneficiaries. speemac they are made here. we have a round of earnings rate. anything that screams american industry is alive and well. the fact that these earnings have also been fueling the gain of the week. it shows that the trumpet rally is justified. they are now retracing these highs. it all has to do with it. the initiatives are now weaving together with what were seen on economic data. everyone% reduction in ec. it just really big. more money to expand and hire people. it's a win all th

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he chased the suspect on to webster street.re, a dye bag exploded on his clothes. >> he was pointing the finger, like, this is the person right here. >> the officers arrested the suspect. >> we chased this guy down the street. he wanted to detain him. >> reporter: the security guard was not authorized to speak on camera, he spent much of the day receiving congratulations. >> he has protected us, a lot of things happen here and he is altogethers there for us. >> reporter: as for the police officer, she wants to be there for the community as well. she graduated in jang some used to work in hoa management. city -- january and used to work in hoa management. >>> ktvu fox news is up next with more fall out from the incident on a united airlines plane. >> it's a sign of how tense things are on airplanes these days. >> plus, tragedy at a southern california school. what we are learning learning about a special needs teacher and her students. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break t after the break ♪ seriously, wh

around him so they can hear what he's saying, it's totally different from, you know, like daniel webster standing up in front of people and being blown away by the powerful oratory. but it was the quietness and the element of being magnetically pulled towards the depths of what he was saying, that conviction, the fact that he knew what he was talking about, that i think explains why people were so drawn to him. i do not think that history has given the right credit to james madison. i wrote the book basically about statesmanship. you see it in the way they talk about the federal judiciary, about the united states senate and talks about regular citizens. theres supposed to be challenging of public opinion. there's supposed to be research and knowledge, supposed to be alliances and compromises and debate and deliberation, all of which go toward pushing to a higher plain and not just to the lowest common enominator. we would not be here except for his statesmanship at any number of crucial junctures that we had. whether it was freedom of religious or getting the constitution passed. we need

another object we have, this is a revolver, a gun and holster that belonged to daniel webster roberts, a well-known texas ranger. he was a captain in the texas rangers. it even says on his holster, company d. this is a cold 1849 pocket revolver. the texas ranger star in there. i think most of the american public does not realize how important law enforcement is. law enforcement is something you don't think about until you have an emergency or if you are one of those people who think about law enforcement only in connection with getting a traffic ticket. law enforcement is something that's always present. it's always there to provide a secure, safe space and you know it's working best when you are not aware of it. but it is an important part of who we are as a democracy. i think it is essential for people to realize the importance enforcement, the establishment of the rule of law and how that protects us in our democracy and his part in our society. law enforcement officers also have a wonderful story to tell. these are people who devote their lives to a very difficult job and it is on

we had bill webster here. we appreciate it very much. [applause] it is an honor, and i am a little nervous. i thought i would start today by telling you a story. bright, well-educated young man, described as industrious, intelligent, likable, if inclined toward impulsiveness and impatience. at some point he became disillusioned and became angry at his government. he left government decided to devote himself to public advocacy, exposing the intelligence officers and operations that he had sworn to keep secret. he appealed to agency employees andend him leads suggestions. he wrote in a widely circulated bulletin, where we are particularly anxious to receive copies of u.s. diplomatic lists and u.s. and is the staff. -- embassy staff. ee. man was philip agg in counterspy, richard welch was identified as the station chief in athens. address wasd's home out in the press in greece. wife were and his going home. welch was assassinated by a greek terrorist cell. the time of his death, it was the highest ranking officer killed in the line of duty.

so these are from bernie robbins, steven webster collection, you'll see different metallic, also the detail almost this floral feather look, feminine look for brides. >> cool and very beautiful. also, table accents? >> yes. sort of, you know, how you want to communicate the look and feel of your wedding. so metallic, i think, more like nighttime sheik classic modern medal, mix metals here, modern trend here. also, you know, flowers. >> cascading floral? cascading florals, not tightly wounds. >> right. for bouquet specially. >> getting away from tightly bound, more free flowing, kind of spilling over, and they look romantic and dramatic for brides that are coming down the aisle. >> gorgeous. very like old school, but like young, fresh, hip, sheik. >> right. i think there are different elements depending what kind of bride you are to incorporate in to have the classic and the modern. >> kristin, always good to see you. >> thank you. >> you can see all of these spring bridal trends in the new issue of philadelphia style. we'll be right back. >> do you have a little extra money thanks to

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with merry am webster's editor-at-large dictionary is creating a buzz on twitter going after people who use words incorrectly. >>> plus lawmakers in alabama could soon approve a bill to state mega church establish its own police force. we'll get reaction. >> oprah stops by studio 57 to tell us about her new movie, "the immortal life of henrietta lacks". that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well, a man is sitting in his basement when an s.u.v. suddenly crashes through the wall of his philadelphia home overnight. we'll tell you where it happened and about the injuries that man suffered. >>> the philadelphia fire department is discussing the results of an internal review today watch federal investigators say is to blame in the death of lieutenant joyce craig in 2014. >>> and it is time to pay up tax day is here. we'll tell you five things you can do if

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with merriam-webster's editor-at-large dictionary is creating a buzz on twitter going after people who use words incorrectly. >>> plus lawmakers in alabama could soon approve a bill to state mega church establish its own police force. we'll get reaction. >> oprah stops by studio 57 to tell us about her new movie, "the immortal life of henrietta lacks". that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. hing. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, i'm kenny choi. >>> hey, thanks for waking up with us as we take a live look at the bay bridge this morning. it is tuesday, april 18. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to sandra and roberta. how is everyone this morning? >> good. >> tired but good. >> tired? tuesday is harder than monday. >> i always stay positive even though my car broke down yesterday. >> he worked on it for four hours. >> all the guys said get going. >> you wasted four hours of your valuable time when you

oakland, let's move over the water there we have roadwork on eastbound 580 and that's at broadway webstereet off-ramp closed until 6 a.m. no delays in the area. moving to our roads the bay bridge toll plaza looking good if you are heading into downtown san francisco. the maze to downtown a quick 10 minutes. and then let's take a look at the slow traffic of the morning the altamont pass. you're at below 20 unless you get off 205 in tracy and up to 35 at north flynn road frees up on the dublin interchange. tonight 7:30 p.m. golden state warriors and timberwolves. so if you are going there expect delays on the nimitz. and also in the south bay we have a game vancouver canucks and sharks, woo! >> woo woo! >> puck drops at 7:30. that's traffic. i'll send it to you. >> thank you, roqui. >>> one california couple decided that the day they say i do had to end with a feast of fries and double-doubles. >> after tying the knot vanessa and juan headed straight for in- n-out and all of their loved ones went with them for the fast food ride. the couple did officially become man and wife in a church and

and merriam-webster defining the word as helping commit a crime or do wrong in some way. >>> so beyonce before break, i know you wonder, celebrating their ninth wedding anniversary sharing a touching movie montage. i watched it a couple times yesterday. it follows the couple's journey from the wedding to their daughter, blue ivy and the current twins pregnancy. the post has received nearly 7 million views. it's a pretty beautiful video i have to say. it comes out as the report says that queen bay is the most valuable person on social media. the instagram, worth $1 million per post. basically. >> you can sense that. >> and jay-z ready to celebrate. he unwrapped a new champagne, 850 a bottle. >> life is good. ahead we'll tell you what feature is pitched for president trump's wall. plus, which company overtook general motors as the most valuable u.s. automaker. you're watching "early today." what took you so long? i know, i saved a ton of money on car insurance. that's what i'm talking about! geico also gives you 24/7 access to licensed agents! booooyah. good game, you really crushed it. n

he plays tony webster, who is semi retired and works in a camera shop.rom when he was a teenager has died and he has been left something in her will. this gets him reminiscing and thinking back to his teenage years when he was at school and college and that girlfriend and her mother. in the present day, that ex—girlfriend is played by charlotte rampling so here isjim and charlotte getting to know one another again. let's take a look. are you married, itake it? not married. never? mysterious to a fault. i'm divorced, in case you were wondering. i wasn't, but i am sorry to hear that. on the contrary, very happily so. the best decision we ever undertook. in fact, she recently accused me of having built a shrine to you, no less. a shop, when i told her that it was you who gave me my first leica. and what did you say? a remarkable cast. the only criticism i have read about the sense of an ending is a criticism of the ending! it is certainly a story that deals with quite subtle and nuanced arguments about memory and the past and subjectivity, so in a way it ca

[laughter] director pompeo: we have bill webster here. thank you for being here. [applause] it is an honor: to be here and i am a little bit nervous. i thought it would start by telling you a story. bright,story about a well-educated young man. he was described as industrious, intelligent, and likeable, if inclined toward impulsiveness and impatience. at some point, he became disillusioned with intelligence work and angry at his government. he left the government and decided to devote himself to what he regarded as public advocacy, exposing the intelligence officers and operations he had sworn to keep secret. he appealed to agency employees to send him leads, tips and suggestions. he wrote in a widely circulated bulletin, "we are particularly anxious to receive, anonymously if you desire, copies of us diplomatic lists and us embassy staff." that man was philip agee, one of the founding members of the magazine "counterspy," which in its first issue in 1973 called for the exposure of cia undercover operatives overseas. in its september 1974 issue, "counterspy" publi

police say the man robbed the city national bank on webster street at 10:10 this morning. by 10:14, two officers, one of whom was in her tenth week of field training, tracked down the suspect and cuffed him with the help of the bank's security guards. >> good work. >> yeah. >> all right. we could be dodging rain for the next several days. >> that's right, dan and kristen. we're in a shower pattern. tracking the latest round i'll have the hour by hour forecast coming up. >> thanks, sandy. negotiations are underway with a-c transit. why it's all about the bottom line for getting hundreds of students to school. >> oakland takes the rapz off the upper deck at the coliseum. what's prompting the move for the first time in a decade. >> state democrats are tired of being a presidential afterthought and now they are doing something about it. >> filing your taxes online, 7 on your side's michael finney looks at which products get the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> a-c transit and oakland unified are trying to resolve an ongoi

and merriam-webster defining the word as helping commit a crime or do wrong in some way. >> turning tojay z, they're celebrating their ninth wedding anniversary and sharing a very touching movie montage which i watched about four times. it follows the couple's journey from the wedding to their daughter, blue ivy and the current twins pregnancy. it already has nearly 7 million views which comes as queen bay is the most valuable person on social media. the instagram, worth $1 million per post. can you believe that? >> actually i can. they're gorgeous, artful posts. she's beyonce, everything she does -- if she's wearing a gucci dress and blue ivy is wearing a mini gucci dress. >> like i watched the video three times. jay z is ready to celebrate because of this $1 million price tag, every time an instagram is posted. he unveiled a high-end champagne selling for $850 a bottle. >> life is good, keeps getting better. >>> still ahead, we'll tell you what features are being pitched for president trump's wall. plus which company just took over took general motors as the most valuable u.s. automa

lawrence,tear from webster, new york.aller: i would like to talk about a free loan system where you get a higher education, you don't know how to handle your money but used to get a free education because we forget your loan. billion to140 taxpayers. thank you. that is sort of the criticism we have heard about this program. you get this higher education, it's an investment in you. you know the consequences and yet we're still giving you this debt forgiveness. host: let's hear from lou, colonial heights, virginia. caller: i have a question. why people shouldn't have paid their debt? when we make a debt with someone we have to pay it. i don't see the reason that the government should forget the debt. duty to fulfillment became about to want. because we want to be doctors or lawyers and we don't have the stamina -- especially if we are poor, we don't have the knowledge that we can become in mathematicians of or doctors or so on. we need to take one step at a -- are lower than others. the government should charge whatever is

105he's such a nice guy, he's an old man, always busy with his stuff he never bother anybodysot zeba webster/victim' s neighbor 106-114i cant believe this type of evil would lurk in this type of peaceful neighborhood, i'm glad that guy is locked up i hope he never sees daylight again115/daylight again (vicki)the man accused of shooting a mother in front of her two children, made his first court appearance in richmond today.here you see 43- year-old lawyer mcbride arriving at the contra costa county superior court house. mcbride is accused of shooting and (vicki)the man accused of shooting a mother in front of her two children, made his first court appearance in richmond today.here you see 43- year-old lawyer mcbride arriving at the contra costa county superior court house. mcbride is accused of shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend 29-year-old rashanda franklin last tuesday morning while she was driving her two sons to daycare. the shooting was captured on surveillance video. her father says his two grandsons are having a hard time coping with their mother's death. michael porter/rashanda f

he chased the suspect on to webster street. there, the bank's security device exploded covering him in red dye. >> he was pointing him out. >> reporter: of iefers arrested the suspect near 19th and franklin streets. >> -- >> reporter: the officers arrested the suspect near 19th and franklin streets. friends said the security guard also caught two purse snatchers. >> he takes care of business and protects us. >> reporter: as for the police officer, she wants to be there for the community. she graduated from the oakland police academy in january and used to work in hoa management. >> i wanted to make a difference, i am happy that i was able to help with the arrest here. >>> so the total amount of time between the bank robbery and the arrest? four minutes. >> it happened so fast. did they recover the money? >> yes, they are not saying how much he stole but the money was found. >>> thank you henry. >>> still ahead, rebanding santa clara county and the about face that happened today. >>> ahead, the new apology issued today by the ce

webster was here to face more charges. this type of the transport escape has happened before from the facility. in 2008, inmate serving an 18-month sen fence for probation violation just walked away from a transport van. "7 on your side" has asked detention center for the record of all the escapes. so far, no response. we checked the maryland state prisons, four inmates walk away during community center in the past two years. scott taylor, abc7 news. alison: thank you. we will get updates throughout the hour on the search for david watson. you can get the breaking news text alerts to your phone. all you have to do is sign up at wjla.com/text. larry: on the hill, a deal to keep government in business hours before a shutdown. don't ge passed a one week extension. they are trying to reach an agreement on the $1 trillion budget to keep federal agencies operating through september 30. alison: president trump is in atlanta today where he defended the second amendment. he became the first sitting president in 34 years since reaga

the first is you probably heard of the creator of our dictionary, webster's dictionary.he said that inequality of property is very soul of the republic. while this continues the people inevitably possess the power and freedom. when this is lost, power departs, liberty expires and the commonwealth will inevitably assume some other form. second is charles pinckney. he was a delegate to the constitutional convention. and here is what he said at the convention in the summer of 1787.he said america was not only very different from the inhabitants of any state we are acquainted with in the modern world, but also distinct from other the pot people agrees or any state we are acquainted with among the ancients.the indians believed america had a greater equality than to be found among the people of any other country. that equality would continue be" the nation possessed immense tracts of uncultivated land which would ensure there would be few core and few dependents. -- the poor and few dependent. -- americans were relatively economically equal peers of the republic would be possi

ashley webster is watching big movers from the new york stock exchange. ashley. ashley: almost ending where we began, melissa. we have news from whole foods. word activist investor jana partners taking a big stake, second biggest stakeholder in the company. will shake it up. improve technology and operations to better compete with its rivals. shake up the board, maybe, maybe, see how much of a potential bidder would pay for whole foods. up nearly nine, 10% today. >>> take a look at tesla. we always seem to be talking about test last, the maker of the electric cars. at one point today the most valuable u.s. automaker in the country. surpassed ford last week. they went past gm today. they he been neck-and-neck. tesla up more than three% on an investor upgrade. piper jaffray raising it from neutral to overweight that giving a nice impetus forward. >>> at&t, they're buying straight path communications for very hefty one and a quarter billion dollars. why? because straight path communication has licenses for the spectrum, the airwaves. wireless carriers want to improv

the latest incident happened last night near 19th and webster.nd hit several vehicles. the trunk and tree limbs did considerable damage to a man's pickup truck. the truck's owner said this was not the first tree down on the block. >> this is the third one. the first one took out my buddy roy's el camino. the second one went down the middle of the night. nothing happened. and now this one. three vehicles involved. >> robert suggester land seemed to take it in stride saying the truck was the only material possession and that no one was hurt. >>> attorney general jeff sessions says it is not the job of the federal government to oversee state and local law enforcements. the order of police reform agreements and investigations currently under way at the justice department. in a memo to u.s. attorneys across the country, sessions said local control is necessary for effective policing. this is a reversal of the policies of the obama administration which made local police department reform a priority from the use of deadly force to how officers deal with

. >> item 6 is resolution authing the exercise of option to extend the lease at 1449 webster street with wcpi commercial for economic and workforce development western addition employment assistance prament for 3 13,000 monthly with increase between 2 and 5 percent with maximum of $157,300 in the first year and adding 1 option to extend the term with the same terms and conditions for additional three year term. >> president breed is the author of this item we have claudia gorem representing department of real estate and the floor is years. >> good morning madam chair, pr visor yee and supervisor tang. the resolution before you extend had existing lease for 3 years at 1449 webster street for the oewd western addition neighborhood access point job training center. the three year term coincides with granted funding for the program. this city will continue to have the right to terminate the lease without penalty with 6 months prior notice. the city has leased the property since 2008 for one of the several job training sites across the itisy. it is approximately 3900 square feet of the grund

we remember them today as the lions of the senate, daniel webster, dan calhoun, henry clay. and this body owes its status to them and their leadership because they began to define the senate in a way that no one had before. over time, this place became one that valued bipartisanship, deliberation, and compromise. it has become a chamber that balances the right to debate with the demands for action. and some of the toughest moments in our history, the members of the senate have used this body to lead, particularly when the president has faltered. take president nixon. the watergate scandal had weakened the presidency in ways that do-nothing presidents never had. l but the senate, led by a member of the president's own party, didn't stand by and watch the void unmoved. they filled the vacuum for the good of the country. it is this kind of history that has shaped the shape senate into -- -- that has shaped the senate into what it is today, a body that examines, considers, protectprotects. senator bayh said, the senate is a source of wisdom and judgment, both on the actions of t

near the intersection of 19th and webster. a tree came down and hit several vehicles. the trunk and tree limbs did considerable damage to a pleasanton man's truck. >> this is the third one. the first one took out my buddy roy's el camino. and the second one went down in the middle of the night and now this one. >> saying the truck was only a material possession and that no one was hurt. >> well that's true. no one was in the truck at the time. >>> 5:16 is the time. let's check back in with sal for a look at traffic at this hour. what's going on, sal? >> not too much pam and mike. >>> traffic on 101 southbound the gilroy commute traffic is moving along nicely and continuing up into san jose. it is not a bad drive at all and the south bay you can see all the freeways here when you see groen on the map here that means traffic is moving really well. getting up to highway 17 right through downtown san jose and this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is easy. we don't have a lot going on. usually about 5:30. right now it is still light. let's go over to steve and tod

joining me ashley webster along with mark stein, good to have you both here. ashley, you're nodding your head. people thought she would just go through the motions here and all of a sudden call father special election. what does this signify? >> it's a power grab, the main leader called to step down numerous, numerous times. he's hung in there, refused to do it. they have a slim majority, the conservatives, about 17 seats. one projection if it goes the way all likin the general election, th cou end up with majority of 140 seats which would make the negotiating process go a lot smoother and, you know, enable theresa may to negotiate with the eu in a fashion she won't get as much opposition as she might now. trish: mark, if that's the case, it's a united front. people are saying we're done with the eu, we want out, and there's really no room for debate at that point. >> no, and i think she just wants the seal on that. she's got a great advantage as ashley was saying. basically a regionally fractured opposition, the scottish nationalists in scotland and the pro-e