back at the scene, trooper harker radios for backup. >> 587, wilmington. get me some units out here. the subject in the suburban has fled the scene. i have another subject out on foot. shots have been fired. >> the dispatch goes out, and another wilmington police dash cam shows an officer heading into an office park where the chevy suburban is reportedly parked. as that officer pulls in, one of the suspects opens fire and hits this police cruiser and then takes off on foot. the two suspects are identified as chayne and chevie kehoe. they both manage to elude law enforcement that day. but four months later, on june 16th, 1997, chayne turns himself in. his brother, chevie, is arrested the next day. turns out the brothers are founders of an anti-government white supremacist group. >> they were in the area providing some training to the local aryan groups and that they were also somewhat on the run. >> incredibly, police also learn chevie kehoe is a suspect in the murders of an arkansas gun dealer and his family. in 1998, chevie kehoe is sentenced to three lif

february 15th, 1997, wilmington, ohio. state police trooper john harker is on highway patrol. with 11 years on the force's drug interdiction unit, harker has been involved in some of the riskiest and most high-profile arrests in the state. >> we worked in southwestern ohio with the intention of apprehending folks engaged in criminal activities, felony activities, drugs, stolen property, that type of enforcement. >> trooper harker's day starts like any other, with a traffic stop. he pulls over a driver going under the speed limit and whose 1977 blue chevy suburban is missing a front license plate. >> so i had to call the patrol post in wilmington and have a dispatcher run that. the license plate did match, at least the appearance of that vehicle, but that it was expired. >> but for now, this seems like it will be nothing more than a routine traffic stop. >> good afternoon, gentlemen. a visual scan of the vehicle as i walked up appeared that they were doing construction. there were soiled jackets, and, you know, heavy garments to wear outside in the weather. >> do you have i.d.

up six inches at the tide gauge in wilmington, north carolina, since 1954. now, if my colleagues want to deny the six-inch increase in the tide gauge in wilmington, north carolina, let me explain to them what the north carolina assessment says about how you measure sea level rise. quote -- "sea level rise can be directly measured in a straightforward way. the longest record of direct measurement of sea level comes from tide gauges. a tide gauge is a device built to measure water level variations due to tides and weather and to eliminate effects due to waves. a tide gauge can be as simple as a long ruler nailed to a post on a dock. more sophisticated instruments like those used by noaa are usually placed in a stilling well -- a pipe -- that protects a float connected to a recording device from waves. as the tides rise and fall, the float's motion is recorded." not complicated. good luck denying that. when you fly over the north carolina coast, you see lots of investment along the seashore, lots of houses, lots of hotels, condominium, restaurants, an entire se

the steps or boasted to his poem with us for the wilmington is not a collision course to bulldoze to tourists and we hope that through rebuilt in the military movements to be tied wendy's these people into tears will come back to georgia but until then we are leaving in just read on to a situation because so don't show port of call center the mold these to me to be the gem show and to see that the fullness of creation line from talking to tim fischer and cool armenian border with russia maintains its own internet business is just typical human touch. imo this is a tiny corner door which according to local custom to st and central asia. else i can sense the russians might try to educate to tensions between the media. it's become a neat new cd with the torch as well. well george it is a course to momo for a minute window today and as a bridge a minority in the world that armenia azerbaijan and in each of the stadium and of course the poem of the crowbar. the and of course the menorah to scooby. he was for some contentious box until no one should prove to be that of bolts minority repre

golf ball sized hail from north wilmington, delaware to pennsylvania. >> all hail just broke loose. oh! >> reporter: smashing through the skylight at the mall. the storms shutting down train service between washington, d.c. and baltimore. the bay bridge in maryland temporarily shut down and in denver a third day of tornado warnings. hail peppering the streets. >> ginger is going to be tracking this. what do we expect this evening into tomorrow? >> we have a thunderstorm watch for much of the northeast. i wanted to show you the pockets of storms still possible tonight. back in the west, denver down into parts of texas. right there in parts of tennessee. it really has been the northeast and midatlantic we seen all the pictures. tomorrow if you aren't leaving tonight, south carolina and north carolina could see the damaging winds and hail. even a brief tornado and back in parts of new mexico and texas. >> and do we have a picture yet? >> i wanted to start with when people are traveling. the beginning of the weekend. it's not only going to be the severe weather, but you're going to look

do is with the purchase of he bankrupt fisker brand, gets an abandoned general motors factory in wilmington can be the first chinese automaker to produce car successfully over here. that would be an interesting story on its own. but chinese car company coming here and creating jobs and making supercars. >> when does the showdown start? >> it typically takes a while to develop a new car. that is the process that can take about five years. he's got a head start because he has all of these patents that he bought from fisker. he's got the design. he just needs to make the car work and work better. as technology progresses and people learn more about what it's easiergreat, to copy that technology and use it to make other electric cars great. t works well and bmw has the i8 so there are different options he can look at as inspiration for the technological aspect. >> it will be fun to watch. let's go to cory johnson in new york. he has one number that tells a whole lot. >> how about 800? that is the weight of this new device, the surface. >> the weight in grams, i'm assuming? >> 800 pounds? >> is

wilmington is a seacoast town, and it was a strategic place with shipping going on.ireways was very real to us. i learned very early in my life that two things protect the united states, the grace of god and the united states military. it was that way then and it's that way now and it will be that way as long as america is free. when i see somebody that don't understand the military, that don't respect this military and don't respect the people who laid their very lives on the line for america, it really aggravates me and i think every congressman, every senator and all the people up at 1600 ought to come through and let's get this thing took care of. run the crooks off. get some good guys. >> you think there are some crooks there? >> i don't doubt it one little bit. >> our vets deserve better than that. >> we could never, ever pay them back. >> we are so excited to have you here and honored. we're looking forward to you playing. >> we're excited to be here. we'll have a good time with this bunch, i can tell that right now. >> ladies and gentlemen, the great charlie

then i bought my rifle in wilmington when i was visiting my girlfriend.bought that one maybe six months after i got out of marine corps. and that one was i believe it's like an m 6. assault rifle. kind of like -- m 2 -- i bought i bought the 45 caliber pistol when i was living in daytona. i traded in a 9-millimeter pistol. solo carry for that one and i paid an extra $250 to get this 45 caliber 1911. >> were you lawfully in possession of those guns in the united states? >> was i -- sorry, what? >> did you have a license? did you have all the right paperwork or anything you needed so that you were lawfully able to carry those weapons? >> yes, i was lawfully able to. >> okay. >> although i didn't -- at the time i didn'tz2#+ know where my paperwork was in the truck at the time. little nervous to go looking for it with all the military officials with rifles. >> i have actually seen the paperwork the receipts for the guns. i was trying to figure out what you remembered. now, after the did they handcuff you at the border? >> yes, they did. >> so tell me, tell me

golf ball-sized hail from wilmington, delaware to pennsylvania. >> all hail just broke loose. >> smashingdown train service between washington, d.c. and baltimore. the bay bridge in maryland temporarily shut down. >> here it comes, bro. >> reporter: and in denver, tornado warnings. hail peppering streets and the severe threat, unfortunately, stays in pockets with us today. let's look at it. for south carolina and north carolina on this friday, we kick off the holiday weekend with the potential for hail, damaging wind and brief tornado and another pocket in new mexico and texas. i want to take you through majority of the memorial day weekend is going to be drier in the mid-atlantic and northeast after we get through our friday. but right in the center, if you are traveling air or just driving around, you will see showers and certainly the chance of thunderstorms. ginger zee, abc news, new york. >>> the wildfire sweeping through steep terrain in northern arizona has now grown to 11.5 square miles. the fire has blackened a scenic recreation area between flagstaff and sedona and flames are a

portions of the carolinas from wilmington to columbia. all the way back to new mexico and tiny portions of texas. that's the concern today. we still have the threat that those thunderstorms could be heavy. easy to see on the map right now, things calming down, not to say there's nothing out there especially into the south earn plains and texas right now. keep that in mind in case you're trying to fly out. it's memorial day weekend. here is the low offshore that brought all those reports. it's still kicking offshore. it's going away. some wrap-around showers will be out there. as long as high pressure is behind it, conditions are improving. you'll get a spotty shower here or there, many of you from the midwest to the northeast have a 10% chance of showers. one of you may see some rain over your head. over awful people will be happy. temperatures going up no matter where you want to go except for the southern plains and seattle looking ugly. if there's one place that knows rain, i'd say it's seattle. >> they're used to it. indra petersons,

. >> this is from the national weather service in wilmington, in north carolina. they go out and they weather the rainfall and they have to empty, some of them anyway, not the automated stations, old school, have to empty the rain gauge. this little guy showed up. i thought i would share that with you. looks like a golden poison frog that can kill 10 to 20 humans with a milligram of poison here but that's endemic of columbia. they're probably okay with that one, not to scare our friends there. but look at the rainfall that has fallen across the southern u.s. as we go from north carolina into the louisiana because that's where the action has been. these rainfall tallies are from wednesday. it rained heavily on thursday as well. if you're watching from the u.s., 25 millimeters is about an inch. we're talking about 7 inches here caused this. let's take you into some of the scenes in louisiana. man, you've been waiting through waist high water and some just incredible scenes coming out of the south there. things, well, floating where they shouldn't be. incredible stuf

. >> reporter: one in wilmington.t's a safety for the national resources defense council. >> just one more thing to show we need to transition away from oil and toward clean energy. in the meantime, we need to have the toughest environmental standards in place to make sure these accidents don't happen again. >> it's bigger than just los angeles. since 2010, there have been at least four major oil pipeline ruptures in the united states. these oil companies are quick to clean, then weasel out of paying compensation to those hurt by it. in march of 2013, 12,000 barrels spilled from an exxon mobile pipeline in arkansas. there are numerous reports of exxon fighting residents lawsuits and cutting off compensation to victims. some oil companies lack regard for worker's safety, you know, the guys on the job. we know the oil business is booming in the northern tooer. the oil fields of north dakota. there's a new study out finding workers in north dakota are being killed at five times the national rate. from 2007 to 2012, death

>> the vice president-elect boarded the train in wilmington, delaware, and reflected on the race riots same spot 40 years earlier. >> part of the city was burned down after dr. king was killed. and the train station was occupied by the national guard. and here i am, thinking, my god, anything is possible, man. anything is possible. >> when they got to washington, more than a million people crowded on to the national mall. they had come to witness the inauguration of the country's first black president. hundreds of millions watched from afar, yes, in awe at the history being made. >> i, barack hussein obama, do solemnly swear -- >> but even as the new president took the oath, the grand expectations of this historic occasion were clashing with the fierce urgency of the challenges. >> starting today, we must pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and begin again the work of remaking america. >> probably no one since roosevelt has entered office with that sense of crisis, that sense of burden. >> the problems waiting for him on the oval office desk included two wars, a broken health care s

but we have employees here in wilmington. and in maryland they have about 3,100 employees.ompany is making specific commitments to policymakers in the united kingdom about jobs over there. we're not hearing any of those commitments here in the united stat states. that's a significant concern to us. >> that's because we are trying to buy astrazeneca. they need clearance. they don't need clearance -- i don't know why they don't. over here there seem to be these inversions. it's almost like when you watch toyota move from california to texas. it's like watching one of our components move out of this country because of our in equitable corporate tax, governor. you're not even talking about that. you're just talking jobs. >> it is obviously a significant issue. what's really unfortunate is we have seen both president obama and the republicans in congress say they ought to reduce corporate taxes. but grid lock in washington prevented that from happening. i think this is an example where it has a potential effect on american families. and so i think that clearly has to be dealt wi

wilmington, columbia, severe isolated threat today and also new mexico and tiny portions of texas.s where we have the biggest threat for severe weather. who wants to talk about that, though? it's memorial day weekend. let's talk about the good stuff, right? it's getting warmer every day. cape cod not bad, scatter showers on friday, but each day gets better. jersey shore, talking about a 10% chance there. keep in mind, you may want to go all way out west. don't go to seattle. sorry, guys, you'll get rained out. austin, maybe in towards monday. miami, this is why they call it the heat is on, the heat, right? 90s feeling good. i wouldn't mind a little key west. not bad, right? i can take that. >> key west! >> you can tell she's excited for the weekend, just rattling it off. the heat is on, don't go to seattle, this, this! she's all over the place. >> i'm already out, right? >> she throws in key west, the farthest place you could go for the weekend. >> not true, but pretty excited. >>> president obama set to officially nominate two members to his cabinet, moving housing secretary shaun

rita in wilmington, delaware, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: hi, thank youf all, if i had won the lottery, i would give it to you just to be sitting in that care right now. next to this remarkable human being. cat, my admiration for you is -- i had one comment i was going to make, and now i have five or to six pages of notes i've been taking. you have courage that -- [inaudible] once said that mass media would be the saving grace of the public because it would expose the people who were -- sexual abuse of children, etc. but it would eventually turn on itself and become so big that it would be what it's become. i don't know if you're familiar with matt, the aibi who writes for "rolling stone" mag. he said i can't understand why mass media, all these tv shows and everything can can't find all these facts that little "rolling stone" magazine can find. and it reminds -- and, in fact, taibi, as in cat, the guy that reminds me of you because -- i'm trying to get all this out -- you fascinate me. first of all, i thought you would be all wrinkled and older, because,

shanghai is next door to wilmington. we need to get better at understanding the threat, working well with each other, and building relationships with war and partners. the that guys have shrunk the world. we have to shrink the world. that is why i am looking to see if i can expand the footprint internationally to put more cyber agents abroad to build those relationships. the bad guys do not recognize the borders. >> i think that is a great idea. i look forward to working with you in close partnership. i think if we are able to pass our bill and strengthen your resources, we can do a stronger job of defending america's innovation. >> senator sessions? >> you are very talented. we have to expect a lot of you. you know how to do it. the complex cases that have been discussed, you do -- you any bureau deserve credit for. the fbi is the greatest law-enforcement agency they air is -- there is. but you are a national leader. i am concerned about a few things. i want you to get a little perspective here. the wall street journal

right now in wilmington, delaware, friends are coming together to celebrate harry, who is retiring from his long leadership roll of the delaware building trades after a lifetime dedicated to workers and our nation. i first got to know him in my service on county council where he gave me constant advice and was a constant source of encouragement and support. don't get me wrofnlgt he didn't always agree with me and support me. with harass rirks you got the strange -- with harass rirks you got the straight shot and nothing less. you always knew where he stood. he'he is transparent and honest. he is not only a great friend but a great father. we were both honored by the diabetes foundation as father of the year. he is the grand father of three. he never gives up, especially when he puts his mind to something. from an early age he knew the value of hard work. high school he went to salesiadams schooled and worked his way through school to make sure that he could afford a good agency. a vietnam veteran, served our country in wartime and since he came home, he's never stopped working for worki

. >> host: jim, wilmington, north carolina. college degree speech ride high. i have 3 degrees. follow went to cal tech. my daughter went to 70 in new york. i told my kids, get the cheapest college credits you can get. if you want to graduate from the name brands cool, just to the last year there. it's all a racket, as far as i'm concerned. i never learned anything. twenty-five years in the consumer electronics market, and it's all about just having that piece of paper. >> host: and jim, what is your degree in? >> caller: digital engineering u.n. cc. >> host: and you don't in that helped you with your career? >> caller: oh, yeah out. it's the same job, only i don't have to put up with people that are complaining is bad. it's a definite advantage to have the college degrees. >> host: okay. it's an advantage? >> guest: welcome on not quite sure what the caller is asking. if it -- if it's an advantage i don't understand how it could be a racket. my view is that it is both a y suppose. i agree in a small part in that it can be useful to have a degree. certainly engineering would be

. >> i think matt raises the factual question which will have to be addressed in wilmington. if those routes are congested, if the program is so popular that you've used up all the capacity and the isp says that you will have to pay us to open up another port to gain the capacity, that's the first question. the second one is, is that rates subject to market forces or is the isp able to choose a number based on supercompetitive business model? so that will be the question. >> and a really nice twist on that is from an antitrust perspective we generally focus on power to set prices. netflix is in a different sort of decision. they are in a position to accept congestion because they represent such a significant portion of the traffic going through interconnection point that they have a different market power. they can really set the congestion level. >> that will be the question in the document. >> you have been patient with me. i appreciated. there are some liquid to want to ask. there are like five questions in the audience. perhaps if the panelists stick around, and would go

if you are in wilmington, north carolina, columbia, south carolina, anywhere in orange there. this afternoon and evening, you have to look out. there's another pocket out to the west. strong winds, damaging hail and possibility of some flooding, even, in parts of new mexico. i'll have more coming up in the nation's weather. back to you. >>> keeping in mind that severe weather is going to have an impact on the millions of americans hitting the roads today for the long holiday weekend getaway. most of us will be making our great escape by car, which is what abc's linzie janis is doing. she's on the road this morning near newark, new jersey. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we're moving along nicely here. if you're planning on driving as well, you may want to hit the road as soon as you possibly can. this weekend is going to see the biggest amount of travelers since before the recession. after that horrible winter, many of us ready to splash the cash and soak up some rays. ready to put this and this behind you? you're not alone. this morning, 36.1 million a

shanghai is next door to wilmington.we need to get better at understanding the threat, working well with each other, and building relationships with war and partners. the that guys have shrunk the world. we have to shrink the world. that is why i am looking to see if i can expand the footprint internationally to put more cyber agents abroad to build those relationships. the bad guys do not recognize the borders. >> i think that is a great idea. i look forward to working with you in close partnership. able to pass are our bill and strengthen your resources, we can do a stronger job of defending america's innovation. >> senator sessions? talented. very we have to expect a lot of you. you know how to do it. the complex cases that have been discussed, you do -- you any bureau deserve credit for. the fbi is the greatest law-enforcement agency they air is -- there is. but you are a national leader. i am concerned about a few things. i want you to get a little perspective here. article street journal -- you seem to make light o

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may remember, that president clinton joked that ato must be offering to move the headquarters to wilmington, delaware -- because -- no, i'm serious. it was -- do you remember that's what he said at the time of the official vote. but you know, all these years later, there are some who look at russia's aggression in ukraine and say -- maybe we should not have extended security guarantees to poland, romania, bulgaria and the baltic states. but i think it shows we had to extend that guarantee, because we reject and continue to reject, have rejected the notion of a sphere of influence built on the backs of the people who deserve freedom -- freedom that we always supported and that we believe is as vital today as it was then. and let's be clear -- the current crisis born in the enlargment of nato and the eu 15 yeras ago has nothing to do with -- 15 years ago has nothing to do with the enlargement of nato. it was born in the kremlin. it was born in putin's mind. t has nothing to do with the fact that we expanded nato. and here's another debate we don't hear much about anymore -- and i don't know h

more recently last february, 2013, at the new castle county courthouse in wilmington a man unleashed a stream of bullets into the courthouse tragically killing two. in what was a devastating morning in the courthouse lobby two lives were saved, those of sergeant michael manley and corporal steven ryanhart, police officers wearing vests funded through the partnership. the very real results of this federal-state partnership, of this investment in keeping the men and women of law enforcement safe in the line of duty are hard to ignore. with many police departments at the local level facing shrinking budgets this bullet-proof vest department makes vests more affordable ensuring officers are outfitted with the most current and effective and appropriate protection possible. in fact, the program specifically prioritizes smaller departments thaofpb struggle to -- that often struggle to afford vests and don't provide vests or require vests of their officers. it is in these smaller and more rural agencies and departments where line in duty deaths have historically been high. this is critical a

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we're talking about wilmington and columbia today in the afternoon and isolated parts of new mexico and texas today but, again, conditions he so much better for travel unlike yesterday. speaking of travel, you want to go somewhere? i know i do. cape cod getting better each day. the jersey shore you see rain clouds there but 10%. temperatures are climbing. they are going up. outer banks looking at the 70s. chicago finally into the 80s. a chance of showers monday. maybe you want to go even further 0 out to the west, seattle, that's where it's rainy. again, even us a it continue only about a 10% chance. most people are staying pretty dry. a tiny scattered shower. >> we do not want to be under the -- eh. questionable, though. >> we're sort of used to it. it is a good day. >> too wet to notice. >>> next up on "new day" immigration confrontation. house speaker john boehner squares off with a univision anchor on the subject of immigration reform. what set off this exchange? >> plus, the shocking story of a california woman who says she was abducted as a teenager and held for ten years, forced

i have to travel 75 miles one-way to go to my hospital which is in wilmington, delaware. they have to turn around and give me travel pay which amounts to about $50. i waste a hold day. if i've more than one appointment, i am jammed up because by the time the bus gets me down there, it is a two-hour ride because it stops at the v.a. home on the way down. host: we will give the congresswoman the last minute here. guest: i agree. this is what we have been talking about from the start of this conversation. it's the provision of care and is there something that should be looked at. i did not think of the credit card situation but that is one response. what is a reasonable distance to expect vets to travel especially when you have to catch a ride with the bus? in hawaii, they have to fly. if they don't make that plain, they are not going to make that appointment. i think that you raise a great point. i congratulate you and your other veterans, the 3000 of you, who are looking at this and i hope the v.a. is doing an assessment and will consider these issues. host: congresswoman

next stop will be up towards wilmington, delaware. let me try to break down the timing of all this wet weather for you. flood watches are up from new york to d.c. the red and the oranges show the heaviest rain. still over the chesapeake just entering philadelphia. by 5:00 p.m. entering new york city. as you try to drive home from work and school today. then in boston by early tomorrow morning. it will clear out by saturday afternoon. in other words, it's a soaker. a lot of airport problems expected. especially in new england as we go throughout the day. and out west, fire videos are incredible. it was 102 in downtown l.a. one of the hottest temperatures ever recorded in l.a. still fire danger today. it will be about 90 and then 70s over the weekend. your forecast, today is the worth of it with the travel trouble in the east. by the time we get into saturday and sunday, the weather pattern finally returns to normal springlike conditions. 60s, 70s, 80s. not expecting any tornado outbreaks any time soon. just a bit of shower activity on

this is greg, wilmington, north carolina.chools usehborhood the word to keep the schools segregated. you can't live in a certain neighborhood, then you can't go to their school. that's all i have. is correct from north carolina. we did continue our discussions about the 60's anniversary of the brown versus board of education case. i guess is from the naacp legal defense and educational fund. we will talk about her thoughts on sedition -- on segregation in the modern day. we will hear from free speech about the advocate people who stepped away from giving speeches and about free speech on college campuses. our guest is weak on the newsmakers program, mel watt. he gives his first interview atce taking the position fannie mae and freddie mac. here is some of that conversation. >> there are a bunch of things i didn't talk about. i still have my little sheet. that is list of things very long, that we are working on. housing trust fund is one of those things. return to have to make a decision about that. and we will. will make it,

possible for river levels from philadelphia on into central new jersey on up into upstate new york, wilmington, delaware as well. more rain. but the good news is it's moving out. it's pushing up and. that's going to mean as the system moves up, we will see clearing coming in behind it. there will be a few residual showers left over in the next hour or two. rainfall amounts relatively light. a quarter of an inch to a half inch more. that's mostly, guys, into new england. as bad as that weather has been, it's over, it's nowhere near as bad as the coordination of our pattern. >> this is pattern apocalypse right now. >> we are wearing the johnny carson collection. >> the car dress works with the two playeds and -- >> the gold lemay situation. >> there was the dhitty chitty bang bang collection. >> those who live in played jackets really should not cast stones. >> all right. there are new projects for embattled toronto mayor rob ford. he says he'll take a leave of absence to get professional help for substance abuse problems. this is in the wake of last year's scandal, in which he admitted smoking

today, joel, a 22-year-old student from wilmington, california, who spent three years in the california foster care system is spending the day with me to share his experience in foster care. due to unfortunate circumstances, joel was separated from his parents and found himself living on the streets of los angeles before being placed in a foster home. joel didn't let these challenges keep him from completing high school and attending college at cal poly. he is an aspiring political science student. we must do more. there are nearly 400,000 youth in the foster care system. like joel, these are all of our hildren and we must take of -- take care of them. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the life of lance corporal steven hancock of goose lake, illinois, who faithfully served our nation in the