you can see here live at corner of whittaker and loudon that motorcycle remains. the driver, a 58 year old man the victim of the deadly hit and run. striking vehicle suv park in the rear driveway in the 5,000 block of roarer street in feltonville. police followed antifreeze and heat or oil for five blocks. the driver was already gone and police say that person may have taken the license plate with them since none was found at the scene, and still police have some solid crew toss work w they have vin and possible fingerprints inside. this hit and run happened just before 11:30 at intersection of whittaker and loudon in feltonville. a 58 year-old man was riding this motorcycle south on whittaker when the suv turned left into his path and two vehicles collided. fifty-eight year-old was thrown up to 30 feet away and he died as a result of his injuries. witness tells police suv fled the scene leaving behind deprice and trail of fluid that led police this is right direction. police are now securing that suv and working to identify the driver. >> when we run the vehicle

now this hit and run happened just before 11:30 at intersection of whittaker avenue and loudon street. a 58 year-old man was riding this motorcycle south on whittaker help suv turn left in the path and two vehicles collided. fifty-eight year-old was thrown up to 30 feet away, he died as a result of his injuries. meantime a witness tells police a suv fled the scene leaving behind a debris and trail of antifreeze and motor oil that led police in the right direction. >> that gmc had heavy front end damage, both air bags, deployed and they were actually able to follow trail of fluid right to the location, that is where the trail of fluid ended right where the gmc yukon was parked. >> investigators are praising police work this morning to help in this case, now unfortunately we don't have a good description of the driver, that witness only says it was a manafort nately however, there is a rec center with surveillance cameras and they are hoping some video will help. anyone with information is asked to call police. we will keep up to date but for now we are live, jan carabao cbs-3 "eyewitne

the first is whittaker chambers who was born in 1901 i believe on april fools' day in 1901. he was a communist writer, communist fiction writer in the late 20s and early 30s. he was hacked by the underground party to be a spy. he ran a number of spy rings in new york before turns into the 30s he had a real crisis, broke with the party, came out the other side for a while and worked for "time" magazine and the road a lot of anti-communist material and then he wrote this great autobiography called witness about his journey with founding the national review and concerted magazine in the 1950s. chambers is one of the people he tapped to be one of its founding editors and was a big influence on buckley and generations of conservative sense. as a guy names -- named james burnham who was raised in affluent family and a wealthy suburb of chicago went to princeton went to angle in on the scholarship came back to new york in 1929 and thought that he was going to be with the job at nyu and thought he was going to devote his life to writing about philosophy and literature. he was kind o

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person who abandoned the vehicle minutes after he hit and killed a man riding his motorcycle near whittakervenue and east loudon street in feltonville. >> we have a person of interest we can get message out to come in give their side of the story. >> reporter: home surveillance video obtained by cbs-3 shows suspect turning in five blocks away on roarer street. he stops, removes something from the rear of the vehicle. >> we believe license plate was removed after the fact. >> reporter: suspect a and on his suv and 30 minutes later officers track down the vehicle by following this trail of fluid leaking from the damaged caused by the crash. >> we take the initiative that good police work. >> reporter: police identified victim as raul perez, friend say he left his car washing business just blocks from the crash scene around 6:30 on tuesday. >> every morning he would be out here washing cars and i was like, you know, this back here. >> he used to wash cars, living in the house next door report report hours later after leaving his girlfriend's home he is struck and killed. >> he was a terrific g

you can still see debris, right here at loudon and whittaker avenue. tonight, investigators say they have identified a person of interest and we have obtained surveillance of that person just minutes after he fled, this scene. fifty-eight year-old raul perez leaves his car wash business around 6:30 tuesday night. hours later, minutes before midnight he is killed in the hit and win crash while riding his black motorcycle. >> gmc yukon made a left turn in the path of the motorcycle that was going south and that is where the motorcycle, and this gmc collided. >> reporter: investigators say driver of this silver gmc leaves the scene near whittaker and loudon an ditches his suv in a nearby alley. >> he was a terrific guy, lovable, happy, caring, you know, a good guy. >> reporter: mary bell ruiz said he left her home minutes before being killed and angry that the person who hit her boyfriend left him on the the street to die. >> what he did to him, he didn't deserve that. he be a human being, come on. >> reporter: home surveillance video obtained by cbs-3 sh

ronald reagan and whittaker chambers christopher hitchens david hurwitz and norman podhoretz. at politics and prose in washington, this is about 80 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon everyone. i want to thank you for joining us here at politics and prose bookstore as we embark on yet another wonderful reader. like this time i'd like to remind everyone to silence cell phones. the format for our reading today i will be introducing our delightful offer -- author and he will speak and we will have a question-and-answer session. my name is christopher greggs and i welcome you to politics and prose store on behalf of the owners of politics and present our wonderful staff. the two over 500 events a year. our flagship store and bus boys and poets advance around the city and off-site venues as well. if you would like to follow our reading series feel free to subscribe to our youtube channel or slate podcast and many more events we have done over the years. i will begin by saying i am pleased to introduce daniel oppenheimer as he present his debut "exit right" the peop

it's whittaker chambers who was able to live a sort of i would say full more mature wife on the right for his greatest commitment i would say. it was a system i see this as a secular person. it was marxism and there's other examples and i think that counter example in the sense, david horowitz to this day i talked to him and to this day he is sort of profoundly angry about this trauma that he experienced what he blames on the left and he blames on himself and doesn't se seem or contempt that he's written a few books in these last it's kind of about how content he is and at peace with the universe. if you talk to him for five minutes but isn't clear so it depends on the person that i bui think that there are people who i think he was a much more at least as a writer more interesting and compelling writer on the left. it would be the epigram at the beginning of the book. i would be happy to sign books. feel free to e-mail me if you cemetery. .. [inaudible] >> good evening and welcome to barnes & noble upper west side. tonight i have the pleasure to introduce author sean, he is it george

matt whittaker and lis wiehl would love to talk to you more but we are at a time. robert jeffers is among our guest tomorrow night so i will be back. i hope you will too. please be with us. in the meantime have a wonderful rest of your month. goodnight. good evening i am tom sullivan in for "lou dobbs tonight." growing concerns that the november election may be rigged. the fbi announcing its uncovered evidence that more hackersaccesd access the election databases up to states, illinois and arizona and now the fbi is urging all states to increase security measures. also tonight donald trump preparing to hit the airwaves with a new 10 million-dollar ad buy. the 30-second spot hammers hillary clinton painting a dire picture for what happened to thc economy if clinton was elected president. we will take up trumps campaign strategy with former reagan white house political director ed rollins and pulitzer prize-winning columnist for "the new york times" michael goodwin. also at this trump campaign national spokesperson katrina pierson. we have a lot to discuss tonigho in

after trading a couple of punts -- some trickery by the offensive coaches -- newton to fozzy whittaker -- he'll rumble for 36. it would lead to a field goal so team. a 31 minute delay for lightning at the end of the third quarter nearly emptied the stadium the panthers come away winners -- 26-16 -- ngozi ekeledo wraps up week two of the preseason for the panthers. si woo kim is trying south korean charged into saturday with a sixty on friday -- today -- he backed it up push his lead to four -- perfect day at sedgefield country club - this guy is in a zone right now -- started with a birdie at the first -- then follows that up with this approach at the second -- another brilliant shot -- to within birdie range -- kim with a 6 under 64 today -- he's now at 18 under. kevin na at one point joined kim at the top - he got to 15 under -- but gave a couple back with a double at 18. peter malnati made sure one fan had a a fan a year's worth of mortgage payments and -- yes -- malnati nails it -- he's tied for 18th but i don't think he's too concerned with that. kim cruzing at this point but low

. >> so ryan whittaker, one of our photo captured this photo of the moon. john malan has the latest. >> our gibbous move out there. we -- moon out there. the high out there, 90 degrees. notice the normal high has dropped below 80 degrees. that means our temperature today's high, up to 87 degrees. overnight low, a muggy 71. 74 in whitewater, also in watertown and fond du lac, 73 waukesha and port washington, 78 still in milwaukee. current dewpoints are in the mid to upper 60s. watertown at 73. much of the state sitting with dewpoints in the low 70s. we have clear skies over southeast out to the north and west, large line of shower and thundershowers dropping heavy, heavy rain. a couple of lines of showers and storms will be during the night and into friday. nothing overnight tonight here except humidity. by 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon, couple of isolated showers or storms are possible. morning, a chance of showers and storms rolling through. in the afternoon, another opportunity of showers and storms. so friday could be a very wet day in some locations. 71

a 58 year-old motorcyclist is dead wednesday after a hit and run crash at corner of whittaker and loudon impact so strong police say man's body was thrown about 30 feet. now police are searching for driver of this suv, a driver whom police say fled the scene after the crash. >> the gmc, yukon made a left turn in the path of the motorcycle going south and that is where the motorcycle and this gmc collided. >> reporter: fast acting police with the 25th advertise trick track the striking vehicle that suv from the scene of the 5,000 block of roarer street, officers followed the trail of leaking and i freeze and motor oil for five blocks. >> that gmc had heavy front end damage, both air bags deployed and they were actually able to follow trail of fluid right to the location where the trail of fluid ended right where gmc yukon was park. >> reporter: police say driver and license plate were gone but investigators now have possible fingerprint, dna and a vin to help track down the person behind a wheel. >> since we don't have a license late we are using the vehicle identification number but we'r

track road is closed between route 896 and, whittaker. use west chestnut hill road would be your best bet. i will have more on construction in ten minutes. joe, over to you. >>> a six year-old philadelphia girl caught in the cross fire is at st. christopher's hospital this morning. we just checked in she's in critical but stable condition. now, this shooting happened last night while she was playing in front of her east germantown home. police say two people exchanged shots in the 6300 block of north wood stock street. one of those bullets hit the girl under her arm. >> this was very, very disturbing for the police. help someone gets hit with the stray bullet and they are innocent, that is a particular concern to us. >> reporter: police say in all 21 shots were fired, several other bullets also hit two parked cars, detectives are searching, for those shooters. >>> philadelphia police are looking into whether another shooting in east germantown is related to the one on north wood stock street last night, this one happened about a block awa

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[laughter] >> bessie when that case eight-one with justice whittaker providing the lone dissent and as per justice frankfurter, despite the ban are you hurt in the prior clip, bessie and he enjoyed a cordial relationship outside the courtroom. frank birder inscribed a copy of his book to her this way: four bessie margolin who pleases me more often than i threw no fault of mine, please her. in the early 1960s, bessie decided to pursue a federal judgeship. as a particularly audacious pursuit given the fact that there were only two women federal judges in the country. but, with enthusiastic support from congress, the supreme court in the labor department bessie's name was considered by lbj himself. is not clear what if any role bessie's affair with fly played into the decision, but she faced other hurdles. one male white house staffer criticized her fashion forward appearance as flamboyant and another opined that her age, 58, would tend to preclude her from consideration. by 1968, bessie had been passed over for 15 federal judicial vacancies are filled by men, seven older than she was. si

that was a typical whittaker chambers. he's always can fenced that communism will win. the publisher that we identify with he have made his money byic translating catholic theologyic in the late 1940s so a lot of german scholars and a lot of french scholars have translated those and made his money that way before it became known as conservatism. it is in the english-speaking world it is published in every age or periodical in every major newspaper several newspapers review it twice because it becomes so big that they feel like they have to go back and look at it again and make sure they didn't get it wrong.t m almost everybody is there. there are some people who will say he is a 19 century man who was thrust into the 20th century he is a romantic there was no question that he is in idealistic romantic he would him enjoyed walking tours no question about it. he could've easily and he was a very eccentric person. but yes that word conservatism becomes the word really brings in all of these different schools great books people in here in chicago people like this and others

he read whittaker chambers witness which was an incredibly influential book on the right. and i think that these books having all this connection influenced him and he sort of has the view that government can do no good and business can do no ill. it was a blind spot you could say he was sort of incapable for believing the government can be effective outside of national defense and a few other functions. he never thinks the business does anything wrong. that isn't part of his vocabulary to think the business could be abusive or coercive or monopolistic. monopolistic. he is always defending the prerogatives of this big business. it is really hard to tap that out. i went to the library and the file on this as like 30 pages in it. there is not a single surviving copy of the speech were recording that anybody has found that many of these hundreds if not thousands of jews he gave on the factory floors and ge facilities. there are some correspondence and bits and pieces but it's almost like detective work to put together this gap in the career that is central to everything but h

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matt whittaker and lis wiehl would love to talk to you more but we are at a time. our guest tomorrow night so i will be back. i hope you will too. please be with us. in the meantime have a wonderful rest of your month. goodnight. good evening i am tom sullivan in for "lou dobbs tonight." growing concerns that the november election may be rigged. the fbi announcing its uncovered evidence that more hackersaccesd access the election databases up to states, illinois and arizona and now the fbi is urging all states to increase security measures. also tonight donald trump preparing to hit the airwaves with a new 10 million-dollar ad buy. the 30-second spot hammers hillary clinton painting a dire picture for what happened to thc economy if clinton was elected president.

matt whittaker and lis wiehl would love to talk to you more but we are at a time.our guest tomorrow night so i will be back. i hope you will to anywhere. [♪] tom: good evening. i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. growing concerns that the november election may be rikd. the f.b.i. announcing it uncovered evidence that foreign hackers accessed the election dat bases of two states within illinois and arizona. now the f.b.i. is urging all states to increase security measures. we'll have a full report. donald trump preparing to hit the airways with a $10 million ad buy. the spot hammers hillary clinton painting a dire picture of what would happen to the economy if clinton was elected president.

they take some testimony and what this leads to is a guy named whittaker chambers going before the house on it -- un-american activity committee, and saying that alger hiss is a member of the communist party, former secretary of state, undersecretary of state, and this is the beginning of the mccarthy era. communist issues. it is also the beginning of richard nixon's political career because he is one of the few people who, when this starts to happen, says i smell a rat. , i smell a rat. i do not believe hiss. they go after him and finally get him, but this is again one of the things that differentiates 1948 as starting so many different things. the campaign starts. in the spring, harry truman made an interesting discovery. well he kind of new. part of it was something he knew. he knew, he was really bad giving a speech office script. i mean, really bad. he wasn't just franklin roosevelt, he was bad. when he was in the senate, he probably gave only three speeches in his whole career. he had very bad eyesight, and he had trouble reading from a piece of paper and just giving a speech like

police say an suv hit a 58 year old motorcyclist near whittaker avenue just before 11:30 last night.lowing the trail of fluid leaking from the vehicle. suv had no license plate and there was no sign of the driver. >>> now for the eyewitness weather forecast meteorologist katie fehlinger is live from the weather center, katie. >> we are once again dealing with sunshine across the delaware valley here today and another hot day too to wrap up this month of august but there is a cold front to track, you can see beginning showing heavier then are storms moving into upstate new york and far northwestern pennsylvania, eventually, poconos, this have afternoon, could see a shower or storm but the rest of us likely have to have the time to hold off until we see wet weather, generally earliest we see anything would be this evening and mostly overnight. temperatures are off to a mild start, in the mid 60's this mount pocono, 64 appease at trenton and philadelphia and we will have no problem all the way up to 90 degrees we will spike later today with unshine again, steamy by tomorrow that humidit