suzanne: the willard hotel has renowned restaurants, but what happened in the kitchen is what some may find nauseating. he says between 2012 and 2013 he was subjected to anti-gay slurs from coworkers. >> they would call me [beep]. suzanne: despite a good record, he was repeatedly denied promotions, go back to the kitchen where he says he was repeatedly harassed. >> i was treated horrible. i was asking for help. i did not get it. suzanne: he felt a complaint with the d.c. office of human rights, which found that vega was subjected to a hostile work environment based on sexual orientation, was threatened with retaliation, and ultimately resigned. vega said he is still shocked by what happened and once the hotel to improve its treatment of homosexuals. >> in the end, what happened? suzanne: the willard says that it holds the safety of its guests and employees as a top concern and it condemned unlawful discrimination in all forms. the past back, no further statement as the case is still being disputed. in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. kimberly: tonight, a warning for t

plus the willard hotel accused of discriminating against an employee? why he says he was treated like an animal. >> and a new sound is coming to area buses. here it for yourself and the reason for that change next on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> this incredible video showing firefighters rescuing a bus driver moments after his bus went out of control and smashed into a house. minutes later, the driver is freed and taken to the hospital to be checked out. amazingly, no one inside the home was hurt. even though this man's little brother was asleep inside. >> unbelievable. i mean, obviously, you can't believe something like this would happen. >> the bus is being taken to the garage for maintenance at the time. so no passengers were on board. >> back here at home people walking in montgomery county will soon have more warning about approaching buses. >> caution, bus is turning. >> so it's a pilot program that's under way adding that alarm to the outside of four ride-on buses. any time the steering wheel is turned 45 degrees. this comes after a jump in accidents l

brigadier general willard pearson welcomes the men home.ll be one of his last official acts as brigade commander. two days later general pearson transfers the command of the division to the new brigade commander, brigadier general matheson. the battle hardened troops watch with solemn pride as to the -- as the lieutenant general tends -- pins the medal of merit on their budding commander. though they did bid farewell to the commander that led them from one end of vietnam to the other, for the screaming eagles and the rest of the united states military forces in vietnam, the valiant effort to keep the young nation free continues. however far removed from our shores, the conflict and those who cherish human dignity and those who would snuff it out affects us all. in this belief the gallant men of the u.s. army stand steadfast , not only in southeast asia but wherever they may be asked to serve in freedom's cause. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is respo

this is one of the casualties, willard. like i said earlier, every time a brigade comes up, they advance and get repulsed. the sun sets a little after 6:00, so much of the fighting is going on after dark. custer is personally leading many of these charges. but at about 8:00 that evening he gets all his men together as a division and makes a final fourth charge. and they advance against the confederate artillery. the confederate artillery has been pulling out. but a member of the second new york calvary says this. as they come out of the woods. there is a flash of six bright lights. six cannons firing at them. and a tornado of canister shots swept over our heads. in the next instant, we were fighting in the battery. everyman was fighting for himself, and fighting like tigers. he asked a gets hit with a canister ball, but it numbs his like for a time. one of the casualties here is willard farrington. this fellow here is a graduate of dartmouth college and was in the first vermont. here, he is writing forward. he gets his hors

. >>> the willard hotel reportedly forced an assistant chef out of his job after that chef complained he was being harassed because he's gay. that's the finding of a review by the d.c. office of human rights. investigators say the chef was fired in 2013 after he brought this issue to management. the group that owns the willard hotel, however, get asper fekt score for the human rights campaign foundation's corporate equality index for this year. that rates companies on their personnel policies that affect their lgbt employees. >>> a small restaurant in maryland is taking a punch because of manny pacquiao. restaurant face an expensive lawsuit accused of unlawly showing one of his fights at the bar. scott mcfarlane is in the newsroom to show us these pay-per-view folks are not messing around. >> just one of dozens of local cases they filed. two nights a year fight night, pay-per-view handle over 50 70 bucks, you can watch it on in your living room. court records show a small suburban restaurant el sitio is facing a lawsuit for $150,000, a california company named j&j sports productions w

steven willard jr. sentenced to 70 months in prison for the robbery while robert mccallie gets 12 years for the dairyland bank robbery and for robbing another bank in the area. >> it's not until afterwards the shakes start coming and you really realize the gravity of the situation you're in. >> since the incident, warden peery's dash cam video has been used as a training tool for other patrolmen. >> now when i sit back and i'm reviewing it in a training situation and with other folks, i have mixed feelings. i understand that those decisions had to be made and it had to end up the way it did because of frenzer's actions. but it still doesn't take away the fact that there is sorrow there. you had to take another person's life. [ gunshots ] >>> coming up, a police precinct ambushed. when "caught on camera: shots fired" continues. ♪ i love my meta health bars. because when nutritious tastes this delicious, i don't miss the other stuff. meta health bars help promote heart health. experience the meta effect w

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please silence that i mobile decides that sound off willard for case 2015 the city housing balance monitoring and reporting this is a planning code amendment amendment. >> good afternoon, commissioners and commissioner president fong planning staff the item before you an ordinance property by supervisor kim requiring the planning department to publish a report annually it will report updates on the affordable housing development it is will be calculate on the metric of the affordable housing to all housing development for a 10 year period the metric measures the prop k in it establishes a goal that 1/3rd of the affordable housing will be visible to one hundred thirty percent of ami by the bio annual roster have a breakdown on the income categories of the sedition and staff proactively maintenance the city housing and staff represents modifications as well first to change the dates by which the reports are published to march first and september 1st currently their february 1st and ugly first, this will help to and then the timing of those reports the other reporting that the department does in

chairman willard did not make the rule public and declined to appear before this committee. we find that unacceptable. further, it appears the fcc has been concealing communication from the public without without legal basis. there are several reactions from comments made request. we have that slide. i guess not. i will keep rolling. organization to gain insight into agency decision-making, the sec track record and responding to former requests is weak at best. the fcc denied 140% of all requests. -- denied more than 40% of all requests. some blackout entire pages of text. the committee has received 16 pages of unredacted in all traffic reviews the reply -- previously provided. today, we compare these communications to understand what legal justification mr. wheeler's agency used to prevent this from becoming public. we will examine the series of events resulting in the highly controversial vote to use title ii to regulate internet like a public utility. in may of 2014, the fcc proposed internet regulation that indicated broadband and mobile services would remain classified

>> yes, the willard auditorium was filled tonight. and people wanted to know what happened to jamal bell. he said that he was humiliated because of the color of his skin. tonight, the community wants answers. >> this is a hard conversation. >> reporter: it is a kon conversation uniting people in the east bay. >> i want to appreciate the bells for bringing a very private incident to the public forum. >> reporter: in january, local activist and comedian kamall bell wrote in the blog that he was shoed away at a outdoor cafe at elmwood cafe while talking to his wife and-ther moms, and the story went viral. >> it is important the discuss the things that we are not talking about, and that includes the microaggressions that happen when people of color go into places and the very presence is questioned there. >> reporter: and tonight, the panel shared expressions of racism, and the owner of the cafe sitting alongside the bells promised to make changes of the way that the people of the restaurants are trained. >> if their the parents were at t

. >> ♪♪ taps ♪♪ >> officers donald all the shuler, willard worse and john holmes were shot and killedn firing from the third floor of the home in march 28 1975. the two died that day. holmes died 17 years later from complications, from his lingering wound. today the town of mount holly, including family and friend paid tribute to the men and sacrifice that they made. the officer's widow was among those on hand. >> it is just something that never goes away. i read a poem once that said the pain never goes away it just gets ordinary and that is what it is, it is an ordinary you get used to just having someone missing in your life. >> the gun man was found not guilty by reason of insanity. he has been in the state mental institution ever since. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight a show of faith on the streets of wilmington delaware today when hundreds of young catholics dedicated their at day morning to do. >>> but first new information about the the pilot at controls of that plane that went down in the french alps what investigators found inside his home. >>> plus a count do

perfect time to check in with willard scott. hey, willard. >> everything is better in new york.lina. she is 100-years-old, happy birthday. she loves physical and mental exercises. here's the queen, ernestine, she is from jamaica, new york that is. 100-years-old. we love her very much. her fate past time is baking sweet potato pie. i like that. edwin parten. he is from lehigh acres in the great state of florida. we wish him a happy birthday. 100-years-old, terrific. he is everybody's handyman. he can do everything when nobody else can. ralph johnson, modesto, california. we witch him a happy birthday. that's all for this singment. we'll come back again as soon as new york lets us come in the back door. >> willard, thank you very much. >> any time willard. >>> what's coming up in the next hour guys in. >> we will chat some more with mr. jeremy piven, the "entourage" guy and christine ricci. and real estate dos and don'ts. all that coming u >>> a very good morning to you. 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a prayer vigil scheduled for tomorrow for san jose's fallen hero michael johnson

. >> now when admiral willard was head of central command he made a statement i think in 2009 which he said china's improvement has competed our expectations almost in every category it. sound like you are a little more restrained than that assessment. am i reading that correctly? >> general terms yes, sir. specific capability, for instance i'm a little surprised on how efficiently they've progressed, apparently, in the area of the cruise missiles. but in general terms i i don't think i would sign up for what admiral willard said. >> whatever china's actual military spending level might be, most people seem to agree it's about 2% of their domestic gross product. and david might want to comment as well. do you agree with that number? and secondly do you see that as reinforcing your argument that we should interpret their build up as gradual. 2% is less than ours. we're 3.5% still. and it is not a historically very big number. >> the number game is too hard for me to play frankly. even if we knew the accurate figures coming out of china on defense spending which we don't, i don't think.

willard bliss. that's right, his first name was doctor. [laughter] his parents had named him doctor bliss was a well-known surgeon with a practice and in fact he had been one of the doctors at abraham lincoln's bedside that he had far from a sterling reputation. he had enthusiasticly sold something which was supposed to cure cancer, syphilis, ulcers, chronic blood diseases, you name it. list had even been disgraced for - bliss had even been disgraced for taking bribes after he spends a small amount of time in prison. when robert todd lincoln who was garfield's secretary of war bliss saw in this national tragedy a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for fame and power. he immediately took charge of the president's medical care even though no one had given him the authority. he just took it. he dismissed the other doctors and he completely isolated garfield in a sick room in the white house. he wouldn't even let him see his secretary of state. and what happened in that room inside the white house, is nothing short of horrifying. bliss and a few s

what happened at the willard intercontinental hotel that has one man taking legal action? i'll have that story coming up at 5:00. >> we've learned one of the marines killed in that helicopter crash was from williamsburg, virginia. three marines were from new jersey new york and wisconsin. the other three were from michigan. all seven men are part of the marine corps special forces stationed in camp lejeune, north carolina. their blackhawk crashed during a training exercise in dense fog on tuesday night. four louisiana national guard soldiers were also killed. >> there are new developments out of ferguson missouri today where the man hunt is escalating for the gunman who shot two police officers. >> as the injured officers were out of the hospital but continued to recover, the community feels the strain of month after month of conflict there. marcy gonzalez reports now from ferguson. >> no visible signs of the search on this rainy friday in ferguson but police insist they are still out intently working to track down the gunman they say ambushed and shot two officers on wedn

of crowds reading casualty returns at willard's hotel. nobody was cited, i think he took this story from stephen oates. the language is almost identical. both cited benjamin thomases biography. apparitions of dead in belated soldiers lying on the cold ground soaked in winter rain tortured the president's sleep. benjamin thomas did not have a footnote. i could not trace where he got the story from. i found that he had a tendency to try to put himself into lincoln's mind and figure out what was going on. capture a scene with some artistic license. he admitted to doing this on four occasions. i think this is one of those. what happens? lincoln issues the emancipation proclamation. he must've been thinking about the death on the battlefield. he took some license and wrote this story. stephen oates took it as a dream and the story evolves over time he even went so far as to say this dream allowed lincoln to experience combat in a way that the soldiers did. the myths grow over time. there is one other one. i will just point to one. lincoln had

the prime minister is arriving with his delegation at the willard hotel and just came from andrews airm israel and the prime minister spending the entire flight working on this speech to congress and seeing it as a now or never moment poppy feels that this is his destiny, this is his fate to warn the world about what he sees shaping up to be a bad deal with a bad nuclear deal with iran and it will lay out the elements as he understands them to be and urge congress to ask questions and pressure the administration to push back that march 24th deadline saying that more discussion really needs to be had about what he says is a deal and not only dangerous for the israelis and the world. >> many thought he would have his prepared remarks before he got on the plane and there was discussion every moment while he was in the air and do you get a sense that he may have softened his tone because of the concern of some in congress and the white house about him coming here at this time or no he's sticking to his guns and this is going to be critical of the administration. >> i think he's going to so

of silent troops lying exhausted in the rain of crowds reading , casualty returns at willard's hotel.ter did not cite anyone, but i think he took this story from stephen oates. the language is almost identical. oates cited benjamin thomas's biography. this is what thomas had to say. aberrations of dead and mutilated soldiers lying on the cold ground soaked in winter rain tortured the president's sleep. the problem iran into here is benjamin thomas did not have a footnote. i could not trace where he got the story from. started doing reading on thomas and i found that he had a tendency to try to put himself into lincoln's mind and figure out what was going on. try to capture a scene with some artistic license. he admitted to doing this on four occasions. i think this is one of those. what happens on january 1, 1863? lincoln issues the emancipation proclamation. thomas was trying to figure out what must have been causing lincoln toulouse street -- lincoln to lose sleep before that. he must've been thinking about the death on the battlefield. he took some license and wrote this story. ste

willard scott. celebrating birthdays today. hey, willard. >> i love new york. everybody.es. william and bessey have been married for 77 years. they are from heathsville, virginia. happy anniversary. isn't that something? this is arthur carmel. arthur is from miami florida. he is 100 years old today. he loves to go to social events and dances. come see us in florida, will you? the oranges, oh, my. beautiful oranges. >> that's nice. >> thank you, willard. >> what do you have coming up? >> archer and christian slater has the current role and back in it. >> keen dreams come true. >> i like him, but he is kind of a little devil, that adam carolea. >> i look forward to that. >> i will be here. >> we are hupgry for that. >> check >>> good morning, i'm chris cato it's 8:56. it is a first alert weather day. right now some arriving flights at philadelphia international are seeing delays of more than an hour and that's due to the low clouds we have in the area now. first alert meteorologist brittney shipp has a look at what's happening now and what's ahead for tonight. >> that's rig

. >>> let's get some birthday wishes now from willard scott.k you, thank you. happy birthday b. marrene tigue. god bless. 100 years old from detroit and the great state of michigan. happy birthday. loves to play solitaire. this is theodore. theodore tucker. theodore is from elmora, pennsylvania. we wish him a happy 100th birthday. he loves to read all the newspapers. this is orvil riley. orville is from coshocton, ohio. 101 years old today. he was a meat cutter for years. good ol' bert shapiro from ft. lauderdale, florida, right across the state from where we are now, 100 years old today. loves to dance. i mean thoroughly enjoys the dance. and now back to new york, the absolutely most exciting wonderful crew on television in the world. >> thanks, willard. >>> we got a big show coming up at 9:00. al's making his famous, famous lamb ribs. >> most people don't know about lamb ribs. and this will rock your world! >> really? >> fall off the bone? >> it is unbelievable. you will not -- >> do you ask for the lamb ribs from the butcher? >> it is part o

willard scott. celebrating birthdays today. hey, willard. >> i love new york. everybody.and bessey have been married for 77 years. they are from heathsville, virginia. happy anniversary. isn't that something? this is arthur carmel. arthur is from miami florida. he is 100 years old today. he loves to go to social events and dances. come see us in florida, will you? the oranges, oh, my. beautiful oranges. >> that's nice. >> thank you, willard. >> what do you have coming up? >> archer and christian slater has the current role and back in it. >> keen dreams come true. >> i like him, but he is kind of a little devil, that adam carolea. >> i look forward to that. >> i will be here. >> we are hupgry for that. >> check >>> a very good morning to you. 8:56. air bnb hosts are unhappy about a new san francisco law tightening regulations. the group is gathering at city hall. they plan to attend a supervisor's committee meeting. they say the rules are too cumbersome and they're ignoring new restrictions. >> uc president janet napolitano is planning to cap enrollment at current levels

that house republican budget willard releasing plans last week people say they support funding but what actually does is lower the caps there already crushing research agencies making it likely agencies would see a cut and do these plans for gore earlier this year i introduced a bill to increase funding by $6 billion per year. that isn't enough but it is a start we could do without raising taxes or cutting programs or cutting vital research without adding one dime to the deficit. i hope my colleagues who are serious about finding will join me in the effort or bring other ideas to the table. talk is cheap. we have an opportunity to make a real difference opportunity to save billions of dollars, the necessary health the long term care and keith with those more precious time. we will miss that opportunity unless congress steps up to fund the nih. [applause] >> they give for holding this hearing to give us the opportunity to interface with so many people they you for your investment of your time in the energy. all offices are filled with your enthusiasm in real-life stories a cannot think o

c-span: is that the willard stern randall book? >> guest: yes, and i didn't read it because i just thought that what i don't need now is another influence. i'm really so much into my own book here that i think it would be unhealthy for me to read that. i would like to read it now that i'm finished, and i will because i understand it's a very good book and he is a very nice man, but i have not read it. but that's the most recent. c-span: what makes you think a book on benedict arnold will sell? >> guest: i think people are interested in him. i think people are interested in traitors, especially after mr. ames the other day, and i think what this book does -- well, the reason i wrote this book and didn't let the other books deter me from writing it was that to my satisfaction nobody had really explained why he did it. i had to know more about this man and how he could encompass all these contradictions in his character. i wanted to know what tipped him over. everybody says, "oh, he did it for the money," which indeed he did. everybod

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. >>> let's get berth day wishes from willard. >> i love you, new york. the sky is blue.is natalie patrignelli. 104-years-old today from southington, connecticut. she says her secret to life is a little whiskey in her coffee every morning. this is grant gr reider from halifax, pennsylvania. we wish him a fantastic 100th birthday. his big deal is discussing politics. and willie is from alexandria louisiana, 100-years-old today and we wish him a happy birthday. his secret to success is tending to plants. that's all for now for the birthdays, by golly, you stay tuned for the best of the show to come him back to "today" in new york. >> willard, thank you so much. >> the property brothers are here all morning. they are keeping their pants on for this next one we will be talking about curb appeal. >> first. we will take a look at your local news and weather. >>> good morning on your thursday. 8:56. breaking news we're learning about from theey bay. a deadly crash involving a bus is blocking several streets in antioch. the tridelta transit company tells us around 5:45 this morni

of crowds reading casualty returns at willard's hotel. nobody was cited, i think he took this story from stephen oates. the language is almost identical. both cited benjamin thomases biography. apparitions of dead in belated soldiers lying on the cold ground soaked in winter rain tortured the president's sleep. benjamin thomas did not have a footnote. i could not trace where he got the story from. i found that he had a tendency to try to put himself into lincoln's mind and figure out what was going on. capture a scene with some artistic license. he admitted to doing this on four occasions. i think this is one of those. what happens? lincoln issues the emancipation proclamation. he must've been thinking about the death on the battlefield. he took some license and wrote this story. stephen oates took it as a dream and the story evolves over time he even went so far as to say this dream allowed lincoln to experience combat in a way that the soldiers did. the myths grow over time. there is one other one. i will just point to one. lincoln had

willard. first about -- mr. lillard. first of all i was looking can give me an answer, anyway, a lot of kids have had minor drug sellers, and they have less than one month in jail and they get out and cannot get a job because it is on the record as a finale. -- record as a felony. they are not murderers or anything, i just wondered if tennessee is making any progress and i will listen to off-line. guest: thank you for that question, ted. the treasury department and my role in tennessee, i do not directly address that. i would urge you to talk to your legislator or senator or state representative. they have various bills at various times to change requirements and to deal with the reality that you speak of. host: we have about 10 minutes left with our discussion with jim mcintyre and david lillard. i'm going to ask both of you, we asked about the largest revenue streams for your states, what are the biggest drains on the state budget? guest: one of the biggest expenses in tennessee, the ten-year program. the medicaid prog

willard. first about -- mr. lillard.irst of all i was looking can give me an answer, anyway, a lot of kids have had minor drug sellers, and they have less than one month in jail and they get out and cannot get a job because it is on the record as a finale. -- record as a felony. they are not murderers or anything, i just wondered if tennessee is making any progress and i will listen to off-line. guest: thank you for that question, ted. the treasury department and my role in tennessee, i do not directly address that. i would urge you to talk to your legislator or senator or state representative. they have various bills at various times to change requirements and to deal with the reality that you speak of. host: we have about 10 minutes left with our discussion with jim mcintyre and david lillard. i'm going to ask both of you, we asked about the largest revenue streams for your states, what are the biggest drains on the state budget? guest: one of the biggest expenses in tennessee, the ten-year program. the medicaid progra

. ♪ ♪ >> a little birthday wish from willard scott. >> happy birthday.ay. her secret to living forever she said is travel. she travels an awful lot. thelma saunders is from hudson north carolina. 100 years old today. she loves to make pound cake. take a look if you will please. this is willis draper. he is from highland illinois and he is 100 years old and we wish him a very happy birthday and he loves to listen to his audio books on tape. here is wilson still well from texas. he's 102. he loves western dancing. that's it. we will be back. back to my lovely friends in new york. >> thank you very much. >> what's coming up? >> how to appear smarter. smart >>> good morning. i'm trace i davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist brittney shipp. good morning. >> don't low of your house without the umbrella. you'll need it as you head into the afternoon and evening. may not seem like it because it's dry right now with mostly cloudy skies, but rain is on the way. 40 degrees in the poconos and 39 in allentown and mid-40s in wildwood. there'

. >> let's start with great birthday wishes from willard scott. >> we are at the beautiful marriott hotelhop from south carolina. 100 years old today. she loves to make quilts. she and her pals get and love quilting. frank ciloski. we love him very much. he is from waterford, michigan. 100 years old today and he likes square dancing. here is bill gert cloyd from marion kentucky. blue grass. his whole life has been farming and still loves it to this day. now back to my beautiful friends in new york city. >> really nice. what do you guys have coming up? >> in this day and age, you look and try to decide. should you replace or repair an appliance? we will give you ideas of when you should do that. a washer and drier that is simple to operate, i would hold on to that. >> the new ones are crazy. >> like launching a space schultz. >> clever cupcake recipes and inside. >> we all -- tamron hall said she had the greatest room service meal she ever had in new orleans. >>> a very good monday morning to you. 8:56 now. pennsylvania la alto's hewlett-packard taking a big dive into the wireless sector.

bombs, >> a little birthday wish from willard scott. >> happy birthday.her secret to living forever she said is travel. she travels an awful lot. thelma saunders is from hudson north carolina. 100 years old today. she loves to make pound cake. take a look if you will please. this is willis draper. he is from highland illinois and he is 100 years old and we wish him a very happy birthday and he loves to listen to his audio books on tape. here is wilson still well from texas. he's 102. he loves western dancing. that's it. we will be back. back to my lovely friends in new york. >> thank you very much. >> what's coming up? >> how to appear smarter. smart >>> it is 8 clx:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. the woman at the middle of a sexual harassment suit returns to the stand. ellen pao testified she was uncomfortable around the partners atcliner kleiner perkins. she said during one flight to new york male workers discussed porn stars. cliner perkins said she was fired for other reasons. >> macy's at cupertino's shopping mall will close for good on sunday. it's abo

. >> we love you too, willard. >> remember earlier we talked about this new edition at starbucks wherewomen's rights or all kinds of things. we asked you if you like this idea and you want to have these discussions. want to see the results? 86% of you said no thank you. 14% said yeah this is a good idea. >> i can't imagine you are going in and you want to get your coffee and get going. >> not the right place to have a conversation about things that really matter. maybe while you are waiting if are your latte. >> taking a long time with everybody at starbucks when i go there. >> i'm that one weirdo. >> you are special. what a place you made for wrangler. thank you so much. >> the property brothers are here for the whole morning. >> they will be sick of us. they will have creative ways to spruce up your home and you >>> it's just before 9:00 and sky force 10 is on the way to breaking news in south jersey. here's what we know right now. there's a school bus accident involving two other vehicles. the accident is on woodlane road in westhampton, new jersey in burlington county. we're gettin

hello, willard. >> new york you look good up there. autumn in new york. years old from port royal, south carolina. she loves skittles. why not? >> here is margaret. margaret hohn is from st. paul minnesota. she is 100 years old today. she loves making clothes for her grabbed grandchildren. we love barry from jamesburg, the great state of new jersey. happy 100th birthday. he loves to play a weekly poker game with his buddies. now we have dominic who is 100 years old today from cleveland, ohio. we wish him a birthday. longevity because his wife is a good cook. we will be back. don't go away, new york. >> thank you. >> what's coming up? >> we have more on angelina jolie's health decision and a thrill right on the largest gigacoaster. we have more on the interview. >> it's bigger than a mega coaster. it's a gigacoaster. >> l >>> at 8:56 we continue to follow this breaking news in montgomery county. look at this picture. sky force 10 is live over the scene in whitpain township a school bus embed on a home on wind mere drive and morris road. this happened just

hello, willard. >> new york you look good up there. autumn in new york.lina. she loves skittles. why not? >> here is margaret. margaret hohn is from st. paul minnesota. she is 100 years old today. she loves making clothes for her grabbed grandchildren. we love barry from jamesburg, the great state of new jersey. happy 100th birthday. he loves to play a weekly poker game with his buddies. now we have dominic who is 100 years old today from cleveland, ohio. we wish him a birthday. longevity because his wife is a good cook. we will be back. don't go away, new york. >> thank you. >> what's coming up? >> we have more on angelina jolie's health decision and a thrill right on the largest gigacoaster. we have more on the interview. >> it's bigger than a mega coaster. it's a gigacoaster. >> l you. 8:56. i'm sam brock. closing arguments may begin as soon as today in the closely watched kleiner perkins gender discrimination trial. attorneys for former attorney ellen pao call her the victim of a male dominated work place. they say when she complained about it she was