hampton paid out of his own pocket to raise the hampton legion. ofompanies of infantry, 4 cavalry. those four companies become the nucleus of a second south carolina cavalry, which is part of his command. that was commanded by butler, who was wounded at brady station. hampton himself is 6'4", 230 pounds solid muscle. he was very proud of the fact as a 17-year-old, he killed a bear with his bare hands. this was a tough customer. this is a man who personally killed 13 yankee troopers and in hand to hand combat. extremely capable, even though he had no formal military training. he will end up becoming the successor and the commander of the northern army of virginia and ultimately will be one of two officers the confederacy will promote to lieutenant general. because he was senior to nathan bedford forrest, it is fair to say wade hampton was the highest ranking cavalry officer of the american civil war by 1855. very good at what he did. commands a vitamin brigade of georgians, mississippians, and south carolinians. as the fighting for the barn begins to peter out, there is a miscommuni

hampton. >> squad 10 hut! >> a nice morning for it, mr. hampton. >> squads. front rank fire kneeling. neil -- kneel. ? aim. ? ? philip: thanks, esa -- yancy. yancy: we're not out of this yes. up the steps. -- yet. up the steps. the first man who reaches for a rifle gets you all kild. i would not advise it. >> you will hang for this. yancy: pahoo, if the colonel gets out of line, save one barrel for him. i would like to see how far he would bounce. ? ? ? yancy: pahoo tracked john colton's of dupps -- abductors to a plantation, the perfect hideout. perfect if you did not leave tracks. ? yancy: you might need this. ? >> trap the gun. yancy: -- drop the gun. yancy: you have got about five seconds to live, friend. >> that is more than you have ? >> anything more, mr. colton? >> looking pretty good, philip. >> good thing we are the samee size. >> it has been seven years since i were close -- clothes like these. >> i do not understand how colonel tate could have gone so far. gotten away with it if we had not found you. colton: but you gave the presidential pardon. y

primarily by hampton and fits fitz lee. they form up and the union troopers universally left a very detailed descriptions of the site of the confederate calvary that comes out of the wood line. their sabers glinting in the afternoon sunlight, their batter flapping, they begin to move forward. first as they walk, then a trot, then a gallop and then the charge. david gregg sees them coming. tosends a courier over lieutenant carl woodruff. he tells woodruff you have to move your guns. who will be ultimately awarded a medal of honor three weeks later during the faces of the campaign after the crossing of the potomac river, would tell the courier to tell general gregg to go to help. l. the guns would blast away at the advancing confederates. david gregg would ride over to charles h. town who was dying of tuberculosis. you can see how gaunt he looks. only a few months left to live. his voice was a little but a harsh croak. town orders his men to form up, rides over shortly thereafter. he falls ahead of the first michigan calvary,

and all have did -- happened here in hampton virginia. pdf chapter one. one the personnel officer at the langley aeronautical laboratory with uh chief field operation this establishment has urgent need 100, jr. physicist mathematicians 75 will apprentices, 125 traders bet every morning 7:00 a.m. to dispatch of station by did to the bus station and the terminal to collect the men and women. now so many women each day. more women who made their way in did they made their way to the service store. upstairs other staff would wisc them through four other photos in the oath of office. to suspend the constitution and the united states and the mes for nine domestic so help me god. the newly minted civil servants with the research facilities no sooner for procurement is the final break of the building in dade stood in the makeshift office. they put to desks head to head the head three workers in the space designed for two. with the european war and the conflict with 500 odd employees on its way at 1500 but they swallow them whole and remain hungry for more. lookin

mike cronin is in new hampton with a description of the man. mike: the victim told police that as soon as she saw the suspect she knew something was not quite right. she got a new hampton police want to know who is pretending to be one of them. >> it is always scary. it is hard to trust people. mike: during the friday morning commute, a woman and her daughter were pulled over on route 132 by someone they thought was a cop in an unmarked silver dodge charger. there were two blue lights in the grill and there was no of allegedly said -- this police impersonator allegedly said that he pulled them over because of speeding. >> he took her license. mike: after that, he let them go. police say he turned around and drove towards ashland. >> i don't know what would make someone do that. sort of power. i don't know if they targeted her because there were two females in the vehicle. mike: the victims described him as a white man about 6'1", average build, with dark hair pulled back into a bun. >> his behavior was feminine. mike: if faced with a similar si

shelley: a warning for people in new hampton tonight. the traffic stop aid by a man pretending to be a police officer. mike: big changes are coming in for the weekend. when some areas could see some snow. tom: the food pantries in need help right now. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: tonight, this belmont couple is shaken up after three teenagers allegedly broke into their home in broad daylight. shelley: this happened this morning and now two of the teenagers are facing charges. have to be shaken up. cherise: they really are. they live on a nice, quiet street, steps away from the police department and the fire department. they said this would be the last ink they would ever have expected. their front door on high street still has the markings where police fingerprinted for evidence after shannon came home friday morning and noticed the door wide open. >> i continued in and found they had ransacked the place. cherise: thinking intruders could still be in the house, shannon grabbed two knives from

vinod: hampton creek has already done a lot to change the food chain. all-male chicks when they are born are crushed. it is horrific. he is changing that practice. he's bringing visibility through it. they are making a difference. even if they are not successful, they will have made success by bringing visibility to this. as far as the ceo is concerned, we normally talk to his team. does the team support the ceo? when they don't, we have to have a conversation with the ceo. do they make mistakes? absolutely. do we make mistakes? absolutely. it is a constant evaluation. emily: you are passionate about clean technology. you have made a lot of investments. someone say that you have made mistakes by going too far into this field. what have you learned? vinod: clean technology is an important area. climate change is a risk. i view climate change no different than i view homeland security, nuclear proliferation, terrorism. they are all risks society faces. we should ensure against that. how much of our gdp do we spent ensuring against foreign attacks, nationa

creek -- investor and hampton creek. i asked khosla for his thoughts on the troubled company's future. khosla: there was a bloomberg article recently. the reporter believed a former employee who bought some stock and accused the company of giving false information. i would have bought his stock. if he thought he was defrauded, why not sell the stock back and not lose a penny? marc benioff is an investor. he did not feel defrauded. his wife is on the board. maybe there is other stuff we will discover. i personally went and talked to him. he did not have one credible allegation. i talked to the people he suggested i talk to. emily: do the allegations bother you? do they concern you? khosla: eddie company that has employees leave, they have allegations. sometimes they are right. 70% of the time, they are just bitterness. we look into them when they are serious. i will not comment on the specifics, but suffice it to say we are always looking. is the buyback relevant? the 77,000 dollars reported? completely irrelevant to our

next, we dive into the future eggless mayo maker hampton creek. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: returning to my exclusive conversation with vinod khosla, founder of khosla ventures, investor in hampton creek. the eggless mayo maker. khosla's thoughts on the troubled company's future. khosla: there was a bloomberg article recently. the reporter believed a former employee who bought some stock and accused the company of giving false information. i would have bought his stock. if he thought he was defrauded, why not sell the stock back and not lose a penny? moneyld have gotten his back and gone away. marc benioff is an investor. he did not feel defrauded. his wife is on the board. maybe there is other stuff we will discover. i personally went and talked to him. he did not have one credible allegation. i talked to the people he talk tod i went and three other people. i did. emily: do the allegations bother you? do they concern you? khosla: any company that has employees leave, they have allegations. sometimes they are right. 70% of the time, they ar

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have a home in the hamptons. socialite door rinna medley. >> the widow of a former partner in a hedge fund company and worth a reported $20 million but she spent all her big bucks on a country home in the berkshires. >> welcome to blue stone manor. . >> whoo. >> it has nineed brooms. and i would say it's about 11,000 square feet but who's country home has been her sanctuary. >> what is it, an interrogation. >>> i want to light my house on fire right now. burn it down. >> her sanctuary when the rest of the housewives aren't visiting. >> i made it nice. i d decorated. if you can't believe, you can go home. >> we have our drama. they leave and i let all the energy leave with them. bedroom -- >> every once in awhile we film up here. the producers found i snuck away and laying in my bed watching tv. >> to the guest room sometimes occupied by lew anne and ramona. this real housewife of new york has found her paradise. during this season's reunion show it was pair dries lost as she faced nasty accusations from sonia. >>

a mother and daughter pulled over in new hampton. but police say it wasn't an officer who stopped them. the search for the impersonator and what he reportedly told the victims. kevin: november has been an easy ride so far and one last mild day before big changes. we'll have the latest time in the futurecast ahead. amy: and part of a popular north today after a damaging fire. how long it took crews to battle the flames. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: hey, good morning, new hampshire. it's 8:00 on this saturday, november 19th. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to top stories shortly. have we got a treat for you in the weather center. look who is over there. kevin: really? treat. amy: oh, i don't think so. kevin: i don't know. i have a holder, i guess. we start off early with the sunshine out there. of course, there's fog in inland sections this morning. otherwise the low clouds and fog burns off. and it's sunshine for us today. one last day with temperatures in the 50's and then going forward thi

hey, it's dark but it's still 55 at hampton beach tonight. mike haddad says snow will fall in parts of new hampshire, parts of new hampshire, before the weekend is over. mike: you can still head to the beach tonight, no problem. what do you need the sun for any way. temperatures well above the average. satellite imagery confirming we have fair skies all over the place right now. look at the temperatures, topping off today the the mid 60 monadnock region, just a little lower in terms of the highs. mid to upper 50's farther to the north. still mild relatively speaking concord points south, back in the 40's in the monadnock region and northern parts of the state. but notice mount washington, still in the mid 40's. very odd that that hang onto that mild weather over 6,000 feet up for several days in november. we've got one more mild day we will not get that warm and will probably not be as warm tomorrow as we were today. as temperatures top off in the 50's. but look at all that cold air, yes, marching through the plains in the midwest, when will

it proceeded down lisbon to where it turns into hampton and continue down hampton 21 to 124h street. it looks like he's turning onto he is meandering down this neighborhood here. he had a close call with some spike strips. waukesha county authorities lost him at highway 83 and county q. as he circled back around, again, they were still sitting there where they lost him. they put the spike strips out. he went around them down into the ditch. the state patrol has been following him from that point, broadsided before highway 60, east on highway 60 and continue down to a side street that dead ended on the west side of pike lake, and he is now working his way through the neighborhood. i don't see the state patrol, but he is now on highway 60 east now he looks like he is obeying the law, trying to go unnoticed as he makes his way back onto highway 60 eastbound. we will continue to monitor this. i'm not sure where that state patrol officer went off, but they are eastbound again on 60 a little bit after where they had he is still along the north bank of pike lake. he is continuing eastbound

changed from incorrect to from incorrect to correct. >> in hampton, the end result was tragic. the case remains under investigation. >> i can tell you, we were certainly heart sick to hear about that. i mean, no one wants to have a family go through that. >> had they done their job, this never would have happened. >> the superintendent would not comment on the investigation other than to say the school remains deeply saddened by samuel's death. coming up at 7:00, the di against teachers who break the rules on testing and the reason cheating may soon be harder to pull off than massachusetts. >> 5 investigates. >> if you think you have a story for 5 vets give our tip line the call. 781-285-tips or leave a message on the 5 investigates facebook page. >> we turn to the weather because we had a mild day, but now we're taking a look at the radar. >> tomorrow will be our transition day away from this type of weather. nothing outrageous. >> nothing dramatic. >> not too dramatic. >> let's check it out. if you're wondering how this fits in compared to average, our average high temperatur

five years old, killed this morning at the end of the block right here on hampton. enough. >> i got a call at church that there was a tragic accident and immediately rushed here. terry: pastor radontae ashford is a relative of the 5-year-old girl run over by a hit and run driver on leon terrace in milwaukee, >> the person who was driving this vehicle did not stop. they just kept going. terry: witnesses tell 12 news the little girl and her mother were crossing the street when a driver turning from hampton was going too fast. >> she was on her way to worship and this little darling was excited this morning about going to church. >> heard the mother screaming out in the middle of the street so i came out and tried to rush and give cpr to the little that was in the street. terry: neighbor tony bonds says they need more speed bumps. >> people must drive defensively and know that these kids are here and that they can make unpredictable movements. the family tells us she was hit and killed by a hit and run driver on the street in milwaukee. there's memorial out here and as

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you are looking at hampton beach this noon. we want to send things over to kevin skarupa with a look at the weekend weather. kevin: will be 4 degrees above normal. that will likely be the last day we are above normal for a while to colder air. building a good huge change in the weather after the middle of the weekend. in the time being, clouds releasing in the north country. 50's, a lot of seven spots approaching or even besting 60 degrees this afternoon. a line of showers will approach early sunday morning. much colder air that starts to build in. from there, everything changes for the first half of next week. details and future test in a few minutes. erin: firefighters are still at the scene of a huge blaze at a cider company. crews responded around 8:00 this morning. the building was engulfed in flames. note injuries have been reported. no word on what started the fire or the extent of the damage. po i heather flattery is wanted after failing to appear in court after allegedly selling fentanyl that led to someone's death. sh

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it happened near her house on "leon terrace"--- near hampton avenue. an autopsy is vigil tfo girl tomorw re's night... near the scenef th accide 3 police are ttog su 3 meat-cutters are taking to the ice in ?kenosha? today... for will compete on the ice in the ?first round? of the meat cutting challege.each participant gets 25 to 30 un obeef.the winner is the person who cuts the most eak with the highest quality... in the least amount of time.three challengers will ?move on? to the semi-finals. the event is at the ?kenosha ice arena.?doors open at 9 a.m. it ?is? open to the public. and that's your news on the go.. me check now 6:58.. re meteorologist michael schlesinger with your first ert weather. 3 today...y. mid 60s. south winds up to 10 h. partly cloudy through around mph.petuesday... mostly cloudy. a 40 percent chance of light rain showers in the morning. highs in the mid 50s. northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. tuesday night...colder. partly cloudy. 3 3 move to milwaukee from . >>> elon away. the candidates make one final push through the battleground s

five years old, killed this morning at the end of the block right here on hampton.

tom: we have word that flooding has closed drake side road at lafayette road in hampton. police are now asking drivers to avoid the area. no word on when it will reopen. shelley: tonight, manchester city leaders voted to open the gates on streets around the new walmart. the decision comes after months of debate. different traffic patterns sparked outrage among neighbors, concerned about safety. wmur's mike cronin is live in manchester with more on the mike: just last month, aldermen voted to make president road one way but resident said that didn't work either. everyone appears happy with the new plan. a decision is finally here. the traffic pattern will return to the way it was before the new walmart in manchester opened in april. >> i'm so relieved that maybe we'll finally find a solution to a problem that had no solution. mike: aldermen voted unanimously to accept a proposal to open all gates in the area and once again make president road and mack avenue two way streets. aldermen have tried out different strategies to relieve traffic near the retail giant but people wh

the family is scheduled to host a prayer vigil, at 5-30, near leon terrace, and hampton. tuesday, were told a fundraiser will be held, to help cover funeral expenses. and, a memorial fund has been established, through educators credit union. this is the latest, in milwaukee. im justin williams, fox 6 news. fourteen hours to go. that's when the polls will open here in wisconsin. despite a record number of voters casting ballots in early voting... tomorrow's voter turn-out will ultimately choose the next president of the united states. fox6's myra sanchick is in the newsroom to tell you how the candidates spent their last day of campaigning, and what it means. the polling numbers from fox and others show the race may be tightening. that means no rest on the campaign trail. by looking at which candidate is going to which state you can guess what a campaign is thinking. trump is in north carolina, ohio, then grand rapids, michigan. clinton is in north carolina as well after pennsylvania. michigan too. all key battleground states. what about wisconsin? she thinks she's in pret

, according to investigators, is the vehicle involved in a hit-and-run crash, sunday, near 65th and hampton, which kills five-year-old rickyia langham. she was very cheerful ... very, just, dynamic. very amazing. monday, rickyias mother, richele yarborough, tells me, was an suv, traveling southbound on leon terrace, appeared to slow, as she escorted rickyia toward the street. but, as the two walked, between two, parked vehicles, yarborough says the suv accelerates, striking, and running over, her daughter. if you hit a little child, you should stop, and, at least, check to see that theyre okay. radontae ashford is rickyias cousin. she was just an expression of love. ashford adds, the familys anguish is tempered, only, by the desire to determine who is responsible for this crash. theres no anger, or resentment. under the spirit of christ, and theres a spirit of forgiveness. however, we do want the person to feel moved, with compassion, to, to do the right thing. meanwhile, he laments the situation facing pedestrians in the city of milwaukee. theres so many reckless drivers, out there, and it

he played at the new hampton school in new hampshire. the badgers win 77-60. this is the number one play of the day from monday. malik monk with a great pass to wenyen gabriel, who throws down a reverse slam. wenyen is the freshman from manchester. he is leading new hampshire basketball into a little more prominence this year. kentucky is number one in the nation. saturday. they beat tampa bay 4-1. other than that, they have been struggling. they played the philadelphia flyers. the flyers in the orange. they got two goals late in the first period including their , captain on a power play. claude giroux with a one time for his fifth in the season. third of the year. brad marchand scores on the juicy rebound from the goalie steve mason. tuukka rask was doing his part to get the bruins a win. he makes a save on the penalty shot by yakima fore-check -- jakob voracek. the flyers take buffalo sabres star jack eichel finally made his season debut tonight in ottawa. he has been out with a high ankle sprain. he didn't waste much time getting a goal. he scored on a powe

no trouble from manchester to hampton. and you've got plenty of company on the spaulding turnpike north between newington and dover. i'm peg ji james. us what to expect at a special city meeting that's getting under way right now. shelley: tonight people living around the newest wal-mart in manchester will come here to city hall to voice their opinion on how they feel about increased traffic in that store. a committee meeting is about to get under way at city hall, so regular citizens can royce their opinion. last month manchester aldermen voted to recruit traffic around the wal-mart, agreeing to make presidt headed west in the hopes that would provide some relet to neighborhoods facing congestion. people living along president road and surrounding streets have spoken out regularly about the increased traffic through their neighbor since the retail giant opened in april. they will be given an opportunity to voice their opinion and comments will be lited to -- limited to three minutes. we'll have the latest on 10:00 on me t

justin williams is live near 65th and hampton with more. justin? richele yarborough tells me she, and her daughter, were just about to cross leon terrace, right in front of their to cross, in-between two vehicles, a southbound s-u-v slows, she believes, to allow the pair to continue crossing. yarborough suggests, perhaps, the driver got impatient, because the vehicle suddenly sped-up and struck rickyia, with the passenger side headlight, before running over the little girl. were asking the community, at large, to, if they know anything in regards to this, to just, please, make a phone call. have vehicle was, roughly, 50 yards beyond the crash site, the driver briefly stopped. she describes it as an s-u-v with a chrome, rear bumper. it, then sped away. a gathering, in honor of the girl who family members say loved to learn and dance, is scheduled for 5-30, here, near leon terrace, and hampton. fox 6 will have continuing coverage of this developing story. the man charged with hitting a car, killing three chicago women, and then leaving the scene-- pl

we have a few sprinkles in north hampton county. futurecast shows rain continuing to move away we could have used a little more rain. we are getting a lot of sunshine during the day tomorrow and then we are going to be seeing more sunshine thursday and into friday. there we are with the neighborhood forecast. redding at 59 degrees. we are going to be visiting you this week and also in allentown before this is overwith. we will be seeing pretty nice weather conditions over the rest of the day and the rest of the week. as we go into the ten day forecast we'll be seeing temperatures above average. the average high is about 57 or 58 degrees now. so we are above average for the rest of the week. we are pretty much dry for the rest of the week. look what happens on sunday. saturday fair amount of sunshine and 63 and then sunday we have got a pretty strong system in the upper atmosphere. it could really change showers. we are not talking about thick storm or anything. it has been fairly mild so far this season. >> reporter: we are also tal

rick-eye-ah langham.the little girl was crossing the street in her neighborhood near fond du lac and hampton two weeks ago. she was on her way to church with her mom when an suv hit her. she died at the scene...the suv did not stop. surveillance video from a store captured the wanted vehicle...a porsche cayenne. later liddells girlfriend ...the owner of the suv ...reported her car stolen to milwaukee police. after police investigated her claims... she admittedid report the car stolen. shes now facing charges of her own. according to the criminal complaint, liddell admitted to authorities that he was driving his girlfriend's s-u-v, when ric-kyia langham darted into the street. that's when he hit her. liddell has seven prior convictions of driving with a suspended license. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news classes resume today in chattanooga, tennessee after five children are killed in school bus crash. there will be counselors on hand for students and teachers. this just in --- the hamilton county district attorney's office has revised its death toll from yesterday scho

wisn 12 news terry sater is live on the street near hampton and fond du lac. terry: sheldon, loved ones have created a memorial to the little girl in front of the family's home. this is where 5-year-old rickyia was run over by a driver who didn't stop. family members say 5-year-old rickyia langham, seen here on her way to school was run over , and killed by a hit and run driver on leon terrace sunday morning. >> the person who was driving this vehicle did not stop. they just kept going. terry: pastor radontae ashford is a relative of the little girl. he says rickyia and her mother were crossing the street on their way to church when a driver turning from hampton was going too fast. >> she was on her way to worship the lord. and this little darling was excited this morning about going to church. >> i heard the mother screaming out in the middle of the street -- the little girl that was in the street. terry: police chaplains tried to comfort rickyia's family and all those who couldn't imagine how someone could run over a little girl and just drive on. >> they're

in hampton, just over -- or just under two inches there. in stratham, 1.80 eight inches. just over an inch in range. -- in ringe. in keene, just about half an inch. we will take what we can get. visibility is reduced in some spots, so be careful. in jaffrey, below a mile visibility. concord, into manchester. temperatures in the 50's rochester and portsmouth. the rain showers will be off and on through the rest of the day. scattered areas of drizzle possible. this is noontime. it is mostly cloudy. once we get to about 5:00, 6:00 in the evening, when you are commuting home, if you look up, you might be able to see the moon. skies will clear out a little bit. in the north country, showers may linger. passing clouds. one of those days where at least the sun tries to break on through. but much more sunshine anticipated once we get into friday. today, showery, drizzly, cloudy. i know. temperatures in the 50's. wind out of the north now, that it will shift to be out of the west, about five miles per hour. in plymouth, visibility is good, or at least better. we still have showers

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> and speaking of the fed reaction today, two federal reserve officials commented on the labor market. vice chair stanley fisher said the economy is close to full employment and raised the possibility that the fed could overshoot its 2% inflation target. >>> separately, the president of the atlanta fed said the bar is now high for the central bank not to increase interest rates in december. >>> so let's turn now to dean macke for more analysis on today's jobs report and what he thinks it may mean for the fed. he is chief economist at .72 asset management. dean, nice to have you here. welcome. >> thank you. >> let's start, first of all, with your analysis of the report. i noticed there were upward revisions in two prius reports, which strengthens those certainly. all in all, it seems to look pretty good. >> that's right. the job gains are relatively steady. they're at 175,000 on average over the past three months. that's more than enough to keep pushing the unemployment rate down. that will please the fed. and what we'r

about to take the stage for the biggest show of her life. 14-year-old kacie grenon has night at the hampton beach casino ballroom. and as wmur's jean mackin shows us she jumped at the opportunity reporter: 14-year-old kacie grenon has a busy schedule these days high school volleyball tonight >> number 17, kacie grenon reporter: opening for country star scotty mccreery tomorrow >> ? got me wishing i was holding, holding reporter: invited to sing for 30 minutes before he takes the stage at the hampton beach casino ballroom >> if i do meet him i'll probably be like oh hey, it's kacie grenon, you're scotty mccreery, that's really cool and stuff reporter: what's really cool is how this st. thomas aquinas high school freshman has been rehearsing for this her whole life >> i've been loving music since i was born but the first time i stepped on stage when i was 4 >> ? the of the free reporter: at town events with her guitar and ukelele >> ? let them play their songs, let them say what's right and wrong reporter: she's headlined farmers markets and craft fairs >> ? tell me why you gotta go and make

prosecutors say he slammed into a hampton inshuttle bus in august. >> anchor: two tourists from texas died in the crash. 7's steve cooper is in boston with more for us.. >> reporter: stephen of swampscott pleads not guilty to seven different charges in suffolk superior court including two counts of motor vehicle homicide while operating under >>> he then struck the rear of the shuttle at a minimum of 76 miles per hour in a 40 mile-per-hour zone. >> reporter: prosecutors say the 27-year-old was speeding and had a blood alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit when he plowed into a hampton inn airport shuttle van back in august just outside the ted williams tunnel. five people were in the shuttle, two passengers both from texas, were thrown from the van and pronounced deat the scene. >>> were you drunk? >>> there is no comment. >> reporter: he wasn't talking but prosecutors say his story that another car hit his simply isn't true. >>> after review of all of the video evidence as well as other statements, there has been no evidence that a third vehicle was involved in this crash. >> re

as hampton pearson reports, some on capitol hill would like to bring it back. >> reporter: when vice president-elect mike pence met with house republicans today, the focus was on a legislative strategy to jump-start the trump agenda. likely to include massive infrastructure spending and tax cuts. house speaker paul ryan says that toolkit might include a return of earmarks, the old washington practice of allowing lawmakers to target spending on specific pet projects. >> our members are worried that the executive branch, unelected bureaucrats, have been given far too much power and we've seen violence done to the separation of powers. restoring the power of the purse truly to the legislative branch so elected officials can hold the unelected branch of government more accountable is the genesis of that concern. >> reporter: ten years ago, earmarks were viewed as a symptom of out of control spending, including a million-dollar woodstock museum in new york championed by then senator hillary clinton and senator chuck schumer, and former alaska senator ted stevens fighting for years for $22

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> two other economic reports today show slowing growth in the services sector and a rise in factory orders. the institute for supply management said its gauge of service sector activity fell last month amid a slowdown in orders and hiring. meantime, new orders for factory goods rose more than expected for the third straight month. >>> here is some terrific economic news. another economic report showed worker productivity increased at its fastest pace in two years. that helped curb growth in labor costs. according to the labor department, non-farm productivity rose in the third quarter. this is an improvement from the previous three-quarters which saw a decline in productivity. >>> the chicago cubs did something that haven't done since 1908, and today the s&p 500 did something it hasn't done since 2008. the index logged its longest losing streak since the financial crisis, down eight straight days. the other indexes were also lower. the dow jones industrials dow jones industrials fell 29 points to 17,930. nasdaq dropped

you can see lehigh and hampton county getting a few rain drops as well. light rain to start with but it is going to be a rainy day during the day today. 50 degrees right now in spite of the rain the temperatures are going to really warm up. by noontime in pill fill and into the 60s this afternoon. the key is those winds out of the south near 20 miles an hour at lunch time and at 2:00 and they still continue late in the afternoon. the suburbs, 46 degrees right now, waiting for the first rain showers to moving into the suburbs. low 50s at 8:00 but there you have it. near 60 degrees at noontime and up to 60 degrees by 4:00. now there will be some periods of heavy rain during the day and with the wind blowing not only is it going to make it warmer but it will feel like heavier rain than what you would otherwise see and you'll see that in the lehigh valley, too, winds of 12 miles an hour, that's at noontime. 15-mile-an-hour wind at 10:00 this morning. some heavy downpours this morning into this afternoon for the lehigh valley. new jersey is dry right now. 45 d