we do have this accident in abington, vehicle versus a pole, woodland road, heads up on that, also, a vehicle fire here in hammonton, new jersey, route 33, at fleming pike. off ramp to route 73, right now, closed. heads up. also, construction in abington, routes 611 southbound between hamilton avenue and jericho road. right lane blocked. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, meisha. folks are getting ready for what could be our big snowstorm of the season? "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in nicetown where penndot is loading up the salt. trang, good morning, i think this is dejavu, weren't you doing this friday? >> reporter: yes, here we go again, rahel, jim. penndot began retreat the roads last night, that work will continue this morning, but take a look here, plenty of salt as we mentioned on friday. after very mild winter, we haven't seen whole lot in terms of the snowfall this winter, meanwhile people across our region are preparing for a snow day. and over the weekends, shopping frenzy kicked off at the acme in bala cynwyd. lots of people buying up milk, bread and eggs a

thompson road and woodland road there's a vehicle into a pole at st. john of the crash.ngton township don't forget the midday construction 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. through the end of may they are closing township line road. glenside avenue or 611 would be the alternates. no issues on 611 or the pennsylvania turnpike. new construction in bala cynwood this is a big deal. they are closing belmont avenue during the midday as they install a new water main. it's a popular cut through to city avenue. use route 23 or conshohocken state road, belmont avenue closing during the midday the next imrf -- couple of weeks. waze app passyunk and broad street there's a vehicle on the shoulder not causing a delay. >> a documentary a creating controversy over the police shooting of michael brown in missouri. this shows brown inside a convene store in furgeson about 11 hours before he robbed the store. the filmmaker challenges the narrative that he tomorrow from the store and sparked an altercation. he said brown made an apparent drug deal with the clerk which caused the fight hours later. inv

a vehicle into a pole at thompson road at woodland road. >> a man caught on video trying to lure a girl will appear in court today in surveillance video in riverside california you can see the 6-year-old on the way to the women's bathroom but she turns when he offers her a treat to go into the men's room. she goes into the women's bathroom and later told an adult about the man. police arrested him last week. >> a new documentary is creating controversy over the police shooting of michael brown in furgeson, missouri. it shows brown inside the convenience store in august 2014, 11 hours before police say he robbed the store. the filmmaker said the video challenges the police narrative that brown stole from the convenience store and sparked an altercation with store employees. he made an apparent drug deal with the clerk which is what caused the fight hours later. investigators say they do not think the video sheds any life on the case. the new video called stranger fruit debuted at the west/southwest festival. >>> an suv skidded off the road a

they would work out in the woods tar or in the woodland factories of the 19th century that created this. so in order to support the naval the town of wilmington begins to grow this commercial aspect. they make money on tapping these pine trees and making tar. one of the things he wanted to show in our gallery was how colonial americans lived. the kinds of things of that they would have. they have a re-created store here. it is small but it is based on the inside of a description from a lecture by a merchant. he was brought here as a young in from england, he lived cape fear for about 30 years, we have his records. everything you see and his recreation is something that we inventory orin an any shipping record from the state tracking what was coming in. inside the store there is ,lassware, there are fixtures there is a form of itch. there are pipes for smoking, all kinds of things that we found listed in inventories. it gives you the sense of what kind of material the culture and what people used. it also lets us know that the folks who live here were not isolated, they were not sitting

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another one out there for little bit now, a vehicle went into a pole in abington, thompson road, woodland road, then still talking about the vehicle fire that is out there, route 73 at fleming pike. all lanes are block here, hammonton, new jersey, your alternate, egg harbor road. because of that, by the way, a.c. expressway westbound the off ramp closed at route 73. jim, rahel, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha. powerful nor'easter is headed our way sends willing people into snow day mode. >> trang do live at the salt yard in philadelphia's nicetown section, trang, good morning. so i feel like we all thought this was behind us? >> reporter: oh, unfortunately, not, rahel and jim. jim, i was waiting for the real dramatic intro, because we need some that far energy out here at the salt yard. but penndot began pre treating these roads last night, and they're continuing that work today obviously, take a look out here. still, plenty of salt, we really have had pretty mild winter, not a whole lot of snowfall thus tarp, meanwhile people across our region are preparing for snow day as well. now

thompson road at woodland road. you don't have to give yourselves any extra time. still traveling around, everything around the area is looking okay. but just heads up on it. also, another accident, here, luzerne street, in you're in that neck of the woods, head up there. this vehicle fire we will be talking about as we come back in the next ten minutes, jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. people are getting ready for snow day as we anticipate the season's biggest storm yet. >> "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough live from the salt yard in south philadelphia, tran, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim. we were in nicetown earlier this morning, we saw plenty of salt there. here in south philly tons ready for the crews to come out here and school this up later on this morning. now people are preparing across the sit, as well, loading up on supplies. >> let it snow. >> ready for the big one. >> it is time. >> lots of excitement and dread in the air ahead of what's shaping up to be major marked snowstorm for the northeast. >> what's your predi

african-american, and most of the folks who would have worked in the woods manufacturing tar or in the small woodland factories in the 19th century that created the spirits of turpentine would have been enslaved labor. in order to support the naval stores industry and facilitated, the town of wilmington begins to grow and there is this commercial aspect, and people make money off of tapping those pines and making tar come as a one of the things we wanted to show in our galleries was how colonial americans lived, the kind of things they would have, and so we have a re-created store here. it is not to scale, but the inside is based on a description from a letter of a merchant, james murray, and he was moved here as a young man from england, a merchant and planter, and lived in the b fear for about 30 years and we have those records and letters he wrote. everything you see in this recreation is something we found listed in an inventory or a shipping record from the state, which is tracking what was coming and going. so inside the store, there is glassware, light fixtures, materialsdish, and like pipes f

kjeldsen was due to play his final group match against woodland. and paul casey won to maintain their 100% records but masters champion danny willett is out. chris froome has moved up from fifth place to second at the tour of catalunya, his first european race of the year. spain's alejandro valverde won stage 5 to take the overall lead, having broken clear at the end of the stage. froome and alberto contador finished second and third, froome is now 23 seconds behind valverde in the overall standings. fellow brit adam yates has moved up to fifth. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor still hopes to play in this summer's cricket world cup. despite not being selected fora training camp in the uae next month. taylor's taken a break from the sport because of anxiety problems. now, for armed forces personnel who suffer injuries on the field of battle, their lives can change overnight. but sport can have a unique healing power — and for many former servicemen and women, it can give them a focus for the future. as part of the bbc‘s state of sport week, the for

on city avenue in overbrook and extra congestion there through lancaster avenue, downed wires in woodland delco along mcdade boulevard. and chester county has three downed television poles blocking 282. and crashes in upper merion are clearing out but the water main breaks. and down the shore we got rid of the downed tree by southville corner and now several traffic lights on flash, one intersection is route a sea isle boulevard. >>> much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00, a wild car chase in southern california leads to an intense standoff on a busy street. how they managed to stop the driver after more than an hour of pursuit. and more fallout from the best picture flub after the chaotic mixup on live television. ooh... >>psst. hey... where you going? we've got that thing! you know...diarrhea? abdominal pain? but we said we'd be there... woap, who makes the decisions around here? it's me. don't think i'll make it. stomach again...send! if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea or ibs-d - a condition t

a.m., tickets on sale for the firefly music festival, it runs from june 15th to the 18th at the woodlands in dover. tickets for single day passes will cost $79 for opening day and $109 for friday, saturday and sunday, you can get a sickle day camping pass. some of the names, 21 pilots, bob dylan, the weekend and chance the rapper. >>> this is the final weekend for the philadelphia flower show there's not much that can outshine the beauty of the blooms in the convention center. the action cam found a new thing that may have made saint patrick's day the luckiest of all. among the tulips we spotted this couple of brick, new jersey, they were hugging and kissing, the reason they had gotten engaged moments before. >> i had no clue, i just figured we were going out today and celebrate st. patrick's day and go to the flower show. >> i've been waiting for this moment my whole life, i love this girl more than anything in the world. >> isn't that just the sweetest thing on a saturday morning to tell you about. if that does not make you smile this will will last night was fido night at the flower sh

in abington there's a crash saint john of the cross at woodland road and one at airport road and highland boulevard. >> we're waiting on snow coming our way overnight tonight and into tomorrow. these folks are saying i'm out of here, lots of folks getting to the ticket window heading off to warm places like hawaii and florida. of course if you have a flight this afternoon, this evening, and tomorrow it's a good idea to call ahead to your respective airline and before you head to the airport take a look at flight tracker at 6abc.com. matt. >> tam, thanks so much. >>> time for look at business, fewer americans are rushing to file tax returns. the internal revenue service said it received 5.7 fewer returns compared to last career. the deadline is tuesday, april 18 because the 15th is on a saturday. monday the 17th is emancipation day which is a holiday in washington, d.c. 18th citizen deadline. >>> wireless carrier said it had hardware issues that caused the problem which has been resolved. at&t customers in the region had trouble dialing 911 last week. the dow up lightly, this morning futur

>> reporter: this has been done before, last year in woodland and fremont but the people that came here today say it's more important to show solidarity now more than ever before with muslims feeling like they are under attack from the trump administration and his supporters, and they say it's time again to define who they are instead of critics defining them. they asked faith-based and nonfaith-based groups to come here and join hands with them and hundreds eagerly accepted the invitation, and they surround the very large building that houses a mosque and community center. >> i am going to cry. i just feel as if we need to be building bridges and the atmosphere in the country is so dangerous right now. >> even though we might have different ideas or different thoughts, we are still different people in the end and we still need to get together and work for good everywhere. >> are you surprised at the tonout stto turnout? >> i am actually. we are grateful. >> reporter: the event is continuing inside where speakers are addressing the crowd, and there are information tables for people to l

firefighters had to hike from a frozen woodland to save a man and his dog today. take a look for yourself. the man was walking his dog and he got trapped at the bottom of an icy hill near rock creek in northwest d.c. firefighters set up ropes and essentially repealed down to the man. after an hour of work, they finally got the man and his dog to safety. both were treated for exposure to the elements. jonathan: there is video tonight reminding us that the winter whiplash wasn't a problem here. look at this. that is a pileup as it is happening. chain reaction. listen to the horns, too. everybody is banging on the horns to let folks know there is a problem. this is in canada. crash unfolded car after car, smashed into each other. by the time all was said and done 50 cars part of the mess. the injuries were just minor. but folks who were run body shops, they are thrilled. michelle: all new eaglet to share with you. momma is out. look at that. this is a live picture. we show you the bundle of joy staying warm. when we come back, one of the beloved eagles gave birth. >>

abington township a vehicle into the pole by saint john of the cross along thompson road at woodland road. hill town township, bucks county, construction getting underway, this is a big deal, 313 will shut down including elephant road and callowhill road to the south, 313 closing today. >>> this is the schuylkill expressway so far so dry. pleasant traffic on the schuylkill expressway believe it or not. pleasant traffic. a vehicle off to the side at 202 that's not a big deal. word of a crash cinnaminson burlington county river road north of the industrial highway without for that, as well. >> ahead of the storm, many airlines are making accommodations for travelers who might want to change their flights, many passengers will be saying get me on a plane today. annie mccormick is live at the airport for us this morning, and already we've seen it's busy out there, annie. >> reporter: it is, this is the normal morning rush how the -- out here, we've talked to a number of passengers who said they changed their flight. airlines are pro active about this because they don't want to end up in

>> reporter: this has been done before, last year in woodland and fremont but the people that came here today say it's more important to show solidarity now more than ever before with muslims feeling like they are under attack from the trump administration and his supporters, and they say it's time again to define who they are instead of critics defining them. they asked faith-based and nonfaith-based groups to come here and join hands with them and hundreds eagerly accepted the invitation, and they surround the very large building that houses a mosque and community center. >> i am going to cry. i just feel as if we need to be building bridges and the atmosphere in the country is so dangerous right now. >> even though we might have different ideas or different thoughts, we are still different people in the end and we still need to get together and work for good everywhere. >> are you surprised at the tonout stto turnout? >> i am actually. we are grateful. >> reporter: the event is continuing inside where speakers are addressing the crowd, and there are information tables for people to l

crash on tompson road around woodland road. and more crashing in upper moreland. winslow township still watching the closure. more details when i come back. >>> more threats against jewish community leaving many on edge. new community centers that were targeted and how hundreds got caught up in the scare. >>> inspiration on ice. young girl has been able to shine on the boy's hockey team and message for others. >>> quarter to six. helping you get ready for the storm. first alert radar. biggest storm of the winter headed our way. philadelphia and suburbs expected to see heavy snow. jersey shore, could see strong winds and flooding. the entire first alert w cerck o make sure you're ready for the storm. make sure you stay with nbc upd on the snow. when it will neighborhood. another update in just a couple of minutes. >>> threats against jis continu this weekend. >> jcc in rochester new york. l people are using the jcc for heat and shower and food. this is the second timehi targe rs we ile, two weeks ago three evacuated after threats. past month 87 jewish communityed o

match play in texas, he only played one round this week, the second of his three opponents, gary woodlandwho beat mcilroy on wednesday, needing only half a point in his match. he got a full point against emiliano grillo, kjeldsen was due to play his final group match against gary woodland, said because he is guaranteed a win mcilroy cannot qualify. tyrrell hatton here holing dani from distance. danny willett is also out. just so you know, there are three games in the group stages and the top 16 go through to the knockout rounds on saturday and sunday. 0n on wednesday afternoon tiny singer was on a bus heading towards westminster bridgejust was on a bus heading towards westminster bridge just moments before the attack that brought chaos and terror to the heart of london. the person she helped was unconscious with serious head injuries and after ambulances arrived she left the scene only later to discover the truth about what had happened. dani joins us now in the studio. thank you for coming in. those are the pictures of you on the day, tell us what the first you knew, what was the first y

thompson road at woodland road.we also have a third accident out there, as well, airport road, highland boulevard. then we have a vehicle fire. this one has also been out there for little while. not yet. cleared out of our way, route 73 at fleming pike. all lanes blocked right now, your alternate, egg harbor road will be your best bet. and then because that far we also have a.c. expressway westbound off ramp closed at route 73. rahel, jim, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. well folks preparing for what looks to be the biggest snowstorm this winter. >> you know what that means? time to get your milk and your eggs. grocery stores like this acme in bala cynwyd are filling up, as people rush out to grab last minute items. some stores even had to restock their shelves with winter items after thinking they were done with snow for the season. >> we actually took the rock salt and snow shovel out of the sales force, last thursday. so we just walk them back up again, we're selling milk, eggs, juice, soda, that's what t

tompson road around woodland road. good news moving through center city.ine street expressway open in both directions. tically closed between broad street and schuylkill. not dealing with that this morning. don't need alternates heading around center city area and throughout. also watching winslow township. veeng tire. fire. car accident where a car collided with a truck. truck caught on fire. route 73 close instead both directions between fleming pike and atlantic city expressway. end on trance it here. running about 19 minutes late and 12 minute delay for septa airport line. >> thank you. high school students from camden travel hundreds of miles to save hundreds of pets. >> tell you about a kill shelter in georgia and how the kids will continue mission in area. >> america's got talent has a new judge. tell you about the familiar face joining the team to hit nbc show. >>> quarter to five. 23 degrees outside. major winter storm on the way for tonight. minnesota teams played a soccer match in white out conditions. midwest getting heavy snow, sub zero temper

pemberton, woodland, that's where you're seeing a more steady rain. winslow, you're in the clear right now. then we go down to cape may. you're looking at a light rain right now but things are kind of quieting down. we do have a little break in the action, but there is more to come because you notice this whole area of rain that is still off to the west of us. this is being driven by an area of low pressure. so we're going to get these sporadic showers and heavy downpours overnight. just not as consistent as we've seen all day long. here's that area of low pressure. here's what's going to happen. we'll go hour for hour for you. you can see we have a steadier rain over in jersey through the evening hours. then by the time we get to about 11:00 tonight, it is just scattered showers across the area. maybe cold enough in the poconos to see a little bit of a freezing rain. we get into tomorrow in the afternoon, and you can see that we pretty much don't have any rain in the area, but we are going to be saddled with cloud cover. we're not going to get away f

>> reporter: this has been done before, last year in woodland and fremont but the people that came hereo show solidarity now more than ever before with muslims feeling like they are under attack from the trump administration and his supporters, and they say it's time again to define who they are instead of critics defining them. they asked faith-based and nonfaith-based groups to come here and join hands with them and hundreds eagerly accepted the invitation, and they surround the very large building that houses a mosque and community center. >> i am going to cry. i just feel as if we need to be building bridges and the atmosphere in the country is so dangerous right now. >> even though we might have different ideas or different thoughts, we are still different people in the end and we still need to get toghe

and campus drive and you can see they still have police tape up behind me blocking access to the woodlands. this is an apartment complex here. now, what happened was the suspect ended up crashing the vehicle at this spot and he got out and fled on foot. earlier, fremont police pulled over what they say was a stolen car in an apartment complex carlos b boulevard, about half a mile away, investigators say the stolen vehicle was wanted in connection with multiple armed robberies. two officers were injured when the suspect suddenly rammed the detectives' vehicles. police fired into that car, killing a woman inside the car, two other people inside that car were detained. all the police activity was happening right next door to campus housing at cal state east bay. the students who live at university village were told to shelter in place. >> i just want to feel safe again here. you know, we come to school here so we just want to be safe. we're outside of our houses, so it's crazy. >> reporter: both the injured fremont police officers were treated and released after being taken to a hospital. th

that event runs from june 15th excuse me to the 18th at the woodlands there in dover. tickets for a single day pass will cost you $79 on opening day and then 109 to attend friday, saturday, sunday. you can get a single day camping pass. some of the names performing 21 pilots, bob dylan, the weekend and chance the rapper. >>> i would like to remind you this is the final weekend of the philadelphia flower show. the action cam found a few things that might have made this st. patrick's day the luckiest of all, look at this, among the tulips we spotted this couple, amber and brendan of brick, new jersey, they were you hugging ad kissing, the reason they had gotten engaged moments before. >> i had new clue, i thought we were going out to celebrate st. patrick's day, he said let's go to the flower show. >> i've been waiting for this my whole life. i love this girl more than anything in the world. >> if that doesn't make you smile, we hope this will, last night was fido night at the flower show. we'll were encouraged to bring your well dressed pups to the show. >>> much more t

bambi and all the other woodland critters will have to find a new companion.ing the woods and rejoining society. >> we are rethinking the strategy, you know, the walk in the woods may not work as well. kennedy: she should rethink the haircut. this is from the we in gallagher's election. referring to when she was spotted in front of them hiking in the woods. when the former first lady says she is ready to help americans find that common ground. and bringing us all together, let's start with you, jessica tarlov. the former first lady, the former secretary of state and new york senator. >> she is so qualified. >> more so than eisenhoweisenhow er or george h. w. bush. she says she's had a hard time. >> what you think? >> yes, that can be my whole answer. i share that difficulty. >> she has all of the charisma of a cold plate of lasagna. >> go ahead. >> he is funny. >> as we spoke about at the top of the show, you are worried that hillary clinton is going to come out of the woods and eat a child. >> you know, backed by unpopular demand. she will eat hanzel and gret

. >>> from our delaware newsroom, tickets on sale for the firefly music festival at the woodlands in dover. tickets for single day passes $79 and $109 to attend friday, saturday or sunday. you can get a single-day camping pass. some of the names of the big performers this year, 21 pilots, bob dylan, the weekend and chance the rapper. >>> 9:10 a.m., much more to come on "action news," this morning a man was killed at an airport in paris. we'll tell you what investigators say he tried to do with a soldier's gun. >>> plus, three armed men robbed a jewelry store in illinois. ahead, surveillance video shows how violent the robbery got. >> reporter: gray we have drizzle out there this morning, perhaps a few snow showers overnight tonight and huge warmup. ahead the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. >> as always we are so glad you're waking up with us on a saturday morning, 9:13, 40 degrees out there, this is a live look sky6 live hd over wilmington, delaware, of course, meteorologist chris sowers is tracking wee snow and rain. can you tell the folks what happens on monday? >> r

bambi and all the other woodland critters will have to find a new companion. are rethinking the strategy, you know, the walk in the woods may not work as well. kennedy: she should rethink the haircut. this is from the we in gallagher's election. referring to when she was spotted in front of them hiking in the woods. when the former first lady says she is ready to help americans find that common ground. and bringing us all together, let's start with you, jessica tarlov. the former first lady, the former secretary of state and new york senator. >> she is so qualified. >> more so than eisenhoweisenhow er or george h. w. bush. she says she's had a hard time. >> what you think? >> yes, that can be my whole answer. i share that difficulty. >> she has all of the charisma of a cold plate of lasagna. >> go ahead. >> he is funny. >> as we spoke about at the top of the show, you are worried that hillary clinton is going to come out of the woods and eat a child. >> you know, backed by unpopular demand. she will eat hanzel and gretel.. please, whenever america's immunity d

frankford involving a pedestrian at bridge and large at the 7-eleven and reports of downed wires in woodland delco by the dunkin' donuts at mcdade boulevard. and more downed wires in chester county are shutting down 282, creek road i would use fairview to get around that. that is three downs telephone poles. in valley forge national park, and a water main break is blocking more road off 23, and speaking of tattoos, right by norristown tattoo a crash at main and after. and a crash at southbound 295, off to the side and still slowing as you come down from route 73 and near the shore look for a down tree along cape may county past 657 near southville corner the right lane it blocked. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. speaking of the shore, how about avantage point. the dark clouds off the coast today. adam joseph with the exclusive accuweather forecast. where's the car? it'll be here in three... uh four minutes. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this guy's got like a four-star rating, we're good. his name is randy. that's like one

i got a call from my wife and she said you ought to talk about that family in woodland california who was diagnosed with a illness and were able to get it under the california program and went back and the kid had a brain tumor. it was resolved because they had insurance and able to get the early diagnosis. and they will be able to keep their coverage even though, this young child and the family would be uninsureable. it's working. the affordable care act is working. re there ways to improve it? there are. but yesterday, a republican colleagues introduced legislation that is going to have a profound negative impact on men and women across this nation and we'll spend time to talk about the details. in general terms, there will be ess coverage at a higher cost. except for a few special folks. and i would like to put up a chart about that. let's start with this one. you see, in the repeal bill that was introduced, there are very serious tax cuts and we are talking about hundreds of billions of tax cuts over the next two years. we all want a tax cut, but under the repeal, there are some v

suzette hook, woodland california. trump examine all the fisa warrants, doesn't he have that right? the probable tap on the russian ambassador may have been ongoin ongoing. we simply don't know the circumstances and we should do. president obama is not a stupid guy he would not order trump to be tapped illegally. it is not likely that the barack obama himself ordered anything, i agree with you. on his watch, the nsa tapped the german chancellor for example at a bunch of other folks. there's a history. if verifiable bad things are on this transcripts, i'd like very much to know about that, along with how the information was gathered. charles krauthammer comparing what they said about his birthplace to the bloodless attempts to destroy trump's presidency is intellectually dishonest. krauthammer is right when he says mr. trump's troubles didn't start when he was elected, i voted for him and knew what i was getting. asheville new york, you said you do not believe -- you said it did not believe what you read in the press. d

kjeldsen was due to play his final group match against woodland.aul casey won, to maintain their 100% records. but masters champion danny willett is out. british swimming is conducting an investigation after multiple bullying claims were made by paralympians about a coach. bbc sport has learned the sport's governing body began an internal review after several para—swimmers made complaints. some are understood to include rio 2016 medallists. and david haye has been called before boxing authorities to explain his comments in the build—up to his heavyweight defeat to tony bellew last month. haye had graphically described the injuries that he hoped to inflict on his opponent, and claimed bellew was ‘risking his life' by entering the ring. haye will appear before the british boxing board of control next month. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. much return to our coverage of the westminster attack and ben brown. it has raised questions once again about the effectiveness of security around the houses of parliament. the attacker, khalid ma

for its unique 50 acres time forest, the old growth forest, the last remnant of the 17th century woodlands that once blanketed this whole area, this region along the east coast. it's the same words where the indians hunted with some of the very trees standing. this force is also the reason why the botanical garden was created here in the first place in the middle of the bronx. and what better person, what better person really to speak about the wide-ranging natural history of the tree in american cities than our speaker of the day, jill jonnes? now living in baltimore, she lived in newark city and she went through the columbia university school of journalism, and ever since she has been a journalist and also an author writing very extreme interesting and inspiring books. i'm going to hold the new one ready. among which "conquering gotham," "empires of light" and "south bronx rising." she was named the national endowment for the humanities scholar, and of interest to us here at the new york botanical garden especially as of course she is also the founder of the baltimore tree trust. well, w

naturally they're woodland. >> anthony: indeed, beautiful.here. >> marco pierre white: well, we will be for bacon. bye, pigs. piggies, piggies. i've never been happier here. i found somewhere where i'm really happy. >> anthony: nice. the legendary classic on marco's original menu back in the day -- pig's trotter a la pierre koffmann. an homage to another great chef and mentor. it is perfection. oh my god, that is beautiful. when i was a young cook we would look at photographs of this dish. my comrades and colleagues would gape at it with wonder. first we'd say, "oh, my god, that's gorgeous." and "how did he do it?" it's got all of the textural things that every great cuisine around the world understands to be. wow. >> marco pierre white: pig's trotter has got 24 bones, so you have to remove all of those bones. and then you braise it for four hours. it's very simple. people think it's more complicated than it is. >> anthony: this is tricky. tricky dish. >> marco pierre white: the hero of the dish, really, is the skin. >> anthony: yes. >> mar p

these ancient oak woodlands on the shores of the loch and away to the south the wooded islands in theon news, i'm sonja jessup. it's feared more than half a million southern rail passengers could miss out on compensation for poor service because they use an oyster, or contactless payment card. labour's london assembly group is warning that the government scheme to compensate those who've experienced delays and cancellations only applies to season ticket holders and some travelcard users. the department for transport says passengers with daily tickets can make claims through the usual rail compensation scheme. doctors in south london have performed surgery on a premature baby believed to be their youngest ever patient. abigail peters was born at just 23 weeks, four months before her due day. atjust six days old she underwent a life saving operation on her intestines. the surgery was performed at st georges hospital in tooting. the operation was a success and four months on her parents have been able to take her home. it was such a huge decision because they don't operate on babies that

rory mcilroy is out of the wgc matchplay in texas, after his scheduled opponent, gary woodland, pullediminate the northern irishman. england's tyrrell hatton and paul casey won, to maintain their 100% records, but masters champion danny willett is out. david haye has been called before boxing authorities to explain his comments in the build—up to his heavyweight defeat to tony bellew last month. haye had graphically described the injuries that he hoped to inflict on his opponent. the former world heavyweight champion will appear before the british boxing board of control next month. there may be doubts over the future of their home ground, but wakefield gave their fans something to cheer last night in rugby league's super league. they beat leigh centurions 28—24, in a really exciting match at belle vue, a late try by ben jones—bishop securing the victory. wakefield are up to seventh. leigh are a place above them. the winter olympics wouldn't be the same without british medal hopes to cheer on in the curling, and thanks to scotland, at the world championships in beijing, that is going t

the trail is now planned and funded that will carry public access to the woodlands. it will facilitate the policing of encampmentsin the parks. it will preserve the parks as natural beauty in the city. the eir will ensure that the work of preserving this area and the other 32 natural areas in the city will continue for the benefit of future generations. >>thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >>thank you. my name is so links. harry truman was president when i arrived at mount zion hospital 67 years ago. i've lived in district 1, i've lived in district 2, and for the last few years i've lived in district 7. i know that there have been some settlement issues but i want to remind the board that sharp park was designed by alastair mckenzie and even more than that this was the brainchild of a great visionary, a man named john mclaren i'm proud to mention his name is night. he is the man that gave us golden gate park. he would say maybe what phil and lisa and those folks haven't exactly said. please, let me do my job. this plan was cooked up in somebody's garag

the trail is now planned and funded that will carry public access to the woodlands. it will facilitate the policing of encampmentsin the parks. it will preserve the parks as natural beauty in the city. the eir will ensure that the work of preserving this area and the other 32 natural areas in the city will continue for the benefit of future generations. >>thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >>thank you. my name is so links. harry truman was president when i arrived at mount zion hospital 67 years ago. i've lived in district 1, i've lived in district 2, and for the last few years i've lived in district 7. i know that there have been some settlement issues but i want to remind the board that sharp park was designed by alastair mckenzie and even more than that this was the brainchild of a great visionary, a man named john mclaren i'm proud to mention his name is night. he is the man that gave us golden gate park. he would say maybe what phil and lisa and those folks haven't exactly said. please, let me do my job. this plan was cooked up in somebody's garag

the trail is now planned and funded that will carry public access to the woodlands. it will facilitate the policing of encampmentsin the parks. it will preserve the parks as natural beauty in the city. the eir will ensure that the work of preserving this area and the other 32 natural areas in the city will continue for the benefit of future generations. >>thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >>thank you. my name is so links. harry truman was president when i arrived at mount zion hospital 67 years ago. i've lived in district 1, i've lived in district 2, and for the last few years i've lived in district 7. i know that there have been some settlement issues but i want to remind the board that sharp park was designed by alastair mckenzie and even more than that this was the brainchild of a great visionary, a man named john mclaren i'm proud to mention his name is night. he is the man that gave us golden gate park. he would say maybe what phil and lisa and those folks haven't exactly said. please, let me do my job. this plan was cooked up in somebody's garag

the woodlands. >> yes, sir. >> i want to thank both of you for getting up. he's use today getting up early. i did a paper route. >> my early radio days. except i'm better dressed. >> i want to thank both of you for being here. it obviously is necessary for the end of a professional product that's being done. in all seriousness, we appreciate you taking time to testify on this four-page amendment and to explain thoroughly what it does, why it's necessary and more importantly some of the impacts that you believe will be attached to it. the underlying legislation has been already discussed before the committee as i said for some more than 12 hours but we feel like it's important to finish off the task properly. as you know and i both know, it was a topic of conversation on media yesterday and certainly within all of our members. so without objection, anything that you have in writing will get b in the record and i i would like to defer the ranking gentleman, the gentleman from massachusetts. >> thank you, mr. chairman and good morning, everyone, or maybe just g

en woodland, michigan, el techo de una escuela elemental se desprendiÓ.arios. este cobertizo rueda cual si fuera de papel. 600.000 residencias sufrieron cortes elÉctricos. >> tenemos daÑo muy grandes por los Árboles caÍdos y postes del tendido elÉctrico quebrados, lo que afectÓ seriamente el servicio. marÍa eugenia: hasta el aviÓn que transportaba al equipo de baloncesto de la universidad de michigan se saliÓ de la pista durante el despegue. observen cÓmo una rÁfaga arroja a un camiÓn de carga hacia un lado en una carretera de ohio. como Éste, hubo varios casos mÁs, por lo que autoridades cerraron un puente y varias carreteras. lo mismo ocurriÓ en wisconsin, una situaciÓn peligrosa para los conductores. >> el viento estÁ soplando como si estuviera molesto con alguien. es muy difÍcil controlar el timÓn. marÍa eugenia: en ese mismo estado, un Árbol por poco cobra la vida de un niÑo en el patio de una escuela. tambiÉn en el oeste de new york hubo problemas de este tipo. una patrulla fue aplastada por un Árbol, y otro vehÍculo en una casa de rochester. y como

on. , most of theoper's folks who would have worked out in the woods manufacturing tar or in the woodland factories of the 19th century that created spirits or turpentine would have been slave labor. in order to support the naval stores industry and facilitated, the town of wilmington begins to grow and there is this commercial aspect and people make money off of tapping the pines and making tar. one of the things we wanted to show was how colonial americans lived and the kinds of things they would have. have re-created the store here. it's not to scale but it is a description of a merchant whose name was james murray. he moved here as a young man and lived in the p or for about 30 years. we have the letters that he wrote. everything you see in this recreation is something we found either listed in an inventory or shipping record from the state. inside the store, there's glassware and light fixtures. there are materials like types for smoking and all kinds of things we found listed in people's inventories and on ships. of thes you the sense rich material culture of the era and things peop