try to free morris from prison. and neither did any of his other friends as well. he was on his own at that point. in 1801, he got out of prison and he was tremendously relieved in the end. he decided it was a good thing to be in prison. robert morris occasionally tried to break back into the merchant business or the banking business or the land business but he was never really able to get anything off the ground. i ironic, one of his politically his enemies thomas jefferson who had a different approach to the future than robert morris did , thomas jefferson wondered aloud to his friend james madison about the possibility of robert morris serving as secretary of the navy under thomas jefferson . but jefferson acknowledged that morris was still and depraved and would be roughly impossible to his cabinet but it's interesting that there's some good feelings toward morris's abilities from his reputation and the state. it's a weird moment for robert morris in that his protcgc, alexander hamilton who we all know about, th

they call them m&ms after morris and mickelson's. and they tried to sign for each other checks that they would then try to pay their creditors for. as a trying to do this, over a period of a year or two they had thousands and thousands of dollars that they essentially created chat after a short period of time was the deal was real money logos with real credit. in the ended up being a spiral that he and his partner could not get out of. so by 1797 things have gotten so bad for morris that he actually retreated out of his family's home in the center philadelphia. and left to live on his country estate outside of town about three miles up the school river. and he retreated into his home there and the shirts were trying to apprehend him and bring him to debtors prison but there was a will that said the sheriff could not break and enter into someone's private home. as long as he was behind the barn doors, he could maintain his operations. any thought again, they could keep himself out of this, that the tide would soon turn. it was just ar

mom. >> morris could spend the rest of his life in prison. the prosecutors in his case are asking for two consecutive 60-year sentences. he and his mother are hopeful he'll be exonerated on a future appeal. but they're not completely in agreement on how morris spends his future, especially when it comes to his desire to be a tattoo artist. >> i don't want to go through that again. >> i want to make a name for myself doing tattoos. >> but your focus is only tattoos. your art extends beyond that. your art is bigger than tattoos. >> that's one thing i can work on right now. so right when i get out i can go work on tattoos. but you know i want to make video games and all that. and i want -- >> that's my point. how do you go from tattoos to computer engineering? >> you're not. art is art. you keep on working on it. >> let that be the plan b. you can do computer engineer in there. i'm pretty sure. god forbid if you do get sent to prison, you can do computer engineering in there you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. >> tell me usual l

george morris was the oldest son of george morris, he had been a bank examiner in california and come back to marietta to retire. i had a long interview with george morris, i was very proud of myself because george morris had been at the scene of the lynching. he was 19 years old, he wrote his bicycle out there when frank's body was fresh on the tree. he told me everything he saw. it was incredibly vivid. as they say, was very proud of myself for getting the description. i went back to see bill kinney, and patted myself on the back of selling in the story and he said you missed it. i said what do you mean, it's a great story? steve: he said why was george morris out there? he said because his dad told him to go out there. he said you still don't get it, his dad knew leo frank's body was hanging out there before anybody else in marietta knew. that tells you his dad's role in this. george morris just gave you a very important piece of information. bill was very tolerant. he just let me keep coming back. he didn't kick me out. host: other good sources. steve: the hardest journalistic col

morris really started it, and by about 1920, i'd say it was in full swing. another plane book on the outside but when we look on the inside, the golden press was printing books illustrated by very famous illustrated. this one is by eric gill and he's known as being a man of two minds. he was of deep religious persuasion >> is that the passion of christ >> it is. this is an excerpt from the gospels and this entire book is written in latin. you'll see, let me turn to this wonderful illustration of the crucifixion, very moving. he was also known for his erotic drawings. i think he was [ overlapping speakers ] absolutely correct >> okay >> so the the press started in the 20s and continues i think through the 40s or 50s >> okay >> the movement to make beautiful books never stopped so my last example is from the old style press who started in the 1980s. this book, i just adore because you'll see the illustrations are in color. now, these are wood cut illustrations so in order for the artist to make this book, and by the way, this is one of only 26 books printed wi

this pass to morris, buried at 3, morris finish at 26, winning 112-107. >>> welcoming elayna dell don. start to the mystics and xaps contention for a wmba title this summer. this spring free agency, see what the redskins do with wide receiver jackson. heps to stay and play for the redskins, but admitted he will take the best aufr he receives as a free -- offer he receives as a free agent. jackson coming off second season since arrive not guilty washington, d.c. in 2014. >> that's a -- arrive not guilty washington in washington, d.c. . >> that's a way of saying show me the money. >> and a lot of it. >>> next at 11:00, how ice helped melt chairs away. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> if you have a child with special needs, you know doctors and therapies are expensive and an upward climb to make the children feel included. >> those ro

morris: there's two outsiders in this race. if you look at the enthusiasm gap, both of their crowds were think the race is really going to come down to them. what has happened with sarkozy's party, this guy needs to get out of the race quickly. there's a lot of damage going to be done to the party. these two outsiders, i think macron could pull this out. he will be able to coalesce the two thirds that are always against le pen. francine: it also goes back to what the voters are voting on, security or the economy. morris: i think the french want to vote on restoring their historic place in the world. it is a funny thing. the french have now priced in terrorism. this is the one place we know terrorism will happen. they know how to deal with it. i think what the french want is the economy to turn around and to reestablish the greatness of france. francine: thushka, how do you position yourself in the market? the markets cut brexit wrong. they got trump wrong. thushka: there are some differences with the french election. it is a sl

sweat fitness teamed up with the morris animal refuge for an hour of yoga with puppies. participants held the dogs. and the puppies wandered around meeting and greeting everyone. all of these puppies are looking for forever homes that are up for adoption at the morris animal refuge. >>> action news sports sunday is next on channel 6. action news continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, pamela edwards, matt o'donnell. >> and now for melissa mcgee, walter perez, jeff skversky and the entire action news team, i'm sarah bloomquist. have a great night. ♪ ♪ tonight on sports sunday. it's the all star break in the nba, but we're not taking a break talking sixers. breaking down the issues facing this team. >>> plus spring training in full swing. one on one with the phillies manager. >> as we grow into the season, i hope things improve. >>> and hit the ice with the flyers who have gone ice cold. sports sunday starts now. >> this is action news sports sunday sponsored by audi. >>> welcome to sports sunday. do you still trust the process? i'm just jeff skversky wit

. >> reporter: husband and wife jennifer and robert morris are the owners of cupcakeology in collingdale. when it comes to cupcakes and each other love is all the answer. they are whipping up strawberry short indication and cupcakes. robert and jennifer met as teenagers working at a restaurant. he was the baking manager she has been baking since the tender age of 9. they have more than 100 varieties of cupcakes on the menu. >> what we eat for dinner, breakfast, what we dream about at night we formulate into a cupcake. if you would like to do your own

less than a minute to play -- to morris, a season high-26 for morris. this the game clincher. the seven straight double-double 33rd of the season. 26 points, 14 assists. wizards win 112-107. >>> in the district, throughout the summer, former wnba mvw dellle adon. the 6'5", 27-year-old was traded earlier from the chicago sky. tonight that's her at the wizards game catching some of the action. that is what you call synergy. the wizards recognize her talent. it sounds like you can expect to see some of them attending mystics games next summer. >> she wasn't as tall as i thought she was. i thought she was a skyscraper over me, but she's not that bad. i'm cool. i'm back confident again. she's great. she's a real humble person. she's a tremendous player. i'm excited, you know, for the season coming around honestly. >> reporter: it's been 30 years since leftie driesell coached. he will be honored. leftie won 348 games as head coach in college park. 786 games overnight e overall. those are lofty benchmarks respect. >> since i've taken this job, we've become a lot closer. he's been goo

lens through which we can understand not only morris but the challenges that america faced overall in 1792. it is likely that we still face them today, this question of what's the richest americans, are there limits on what the richest americans can or should be able to do. it's morris's life in his and particularly help show how americans have thought about the question. hollywood cemetery and is 135 acres are located near the oregon hill neighborhood of richmond, named for the holly trees found on the property, it was opened in 1847 and its final resting place of us senator and confederate president jefferson davis as well as us presidents james monroe and john tyler. it's the second most visited cemetery in the country after arlington national cemetery. we continue our feature on richmond with a visit to black swan books, the local antiquarian book store. >> this is an example of a book that is not particularly valuable but is absolutely beautiful. and i love being able to sell books like this. we sometimes think oh, rare books. a rare bookshop, antiquarian. that sounds peculiar. t

. >>> welcome to morris, minnesota. morris, minnesota, is in western minnesota, out in the plains. it's a really tiny town, it's really cute. population about 5,000 people. this is their stoplight. the county that includes morris, minnesota, went double digits for trump in the last election. but look at this. in little morris, minnesota, they now have 300 people signed up for one of these indivisible groups. people that are using the indivisible guide to plan their activism to oppose the new administration and their agenda. there's 5,000 people in the up to, that's how many people they got to turn out for their first indivisible meeting. that's indivisible morris, minnesota. they will now be part of these visits and protests by local voters to the offices of their lawmakers. we have been watching these evolve over the past three weeks. as you would expect, people are starting to get more resourceful. that one we just showed there, that was in jim risch's office in idaho. indivisible idaho. amazing. people are getting more resourceful over time. in troy, michigan, congressman dave t

here performing, "my church" from her album, "hero," please welcome maren morris! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ i've cussed on a sunday i've cheated and i've lied ♪ i've fallen down from grace a few too many times ♪ but i find holy redemption when i put this car in drive ♪ roll the windows down and turn up the dial ♪ can i get a hallelujah? can i get an amen? ♪ feels like the holy ghost running through ya ♪ when i play the highway f.m. i find my soul revival ♪ singing every single verse yeah, i guess that's my church ♪ when hank brings the sermon and cash leads the choir ♪ it gets my cold, cold heart burning hotter than a ring of fire ♪ when this wonderful world gets heavy and i need to find my escape ♪ i just keep the wheels rolling, radio scrolling ♪ 'til my sins wash away ♪ can i get a hallelujah? can i get an amen? ♪ feels like the holy ghost running through ya ♪ when i play the highway f.m. i find my soul revival ♪ singing every single verse yeah, i guess that's my church ♪ ♪ ♪ can i get a hallelujah? can i get an am

. >> i love herman morris and alycia keys who will be incredible. i will be looking for beyonce baby belly because she will be presenting it to the world. >> yes. >> super excited for that. >> we appreciate all of you ladies coming here you though we love you dearly. >> what are your picks. >> you know what, i'm always wrong, i don't want to jinks it. >> go with adele, you'll be good. >> yes, appreciate it. >> again, you can watch grammys here, big night is sunday right here on cbs and we will be right back. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you h

. >> for morris animal. >> morris animal rights. >> diamond needs a sister. >> say it again where are they from. >> these pups morris animal refuge. born on christmas day. there's 11 of them to the same mommy capri. and it was like 101 dalmatians on christmas day. she's got five pups, six, she's got seven, and she ended up up with 11 puppies. >> 11. all healthy and beautiful. >> wow! >> look at them playing. >> i can just stare at them all day. >> can i hold them. >> sure. >> okay. did you name them. >> they're all named after reindeer. >> oh, that's -- like who is this? >> that is prancer. >> how do you know that? i know just because i've been spent ago lot time with them, but i could absolutely be wrong but they're so cute any way. >> yeah. >> how about that? chris you want to hold one? >> so cute. >> yeah. >> you going to start passing out pups. >> they are available for adoption. >> available in about three to four weeks. they'll be out eight weeks old. >> start passing out puppies. >> capri. >> capri was the mommy. >> i'm sorry, what breed? pitbull mix. >> that's cool. where are

it's near morris and holbrook in northeast d.c. right now we're working to try to get information on what happened to the suspect and how all this went down. we have two crews, shomari stone and jackie bensen, both headed to the scene. we're going to keep bringing you updates as soon as we get them. >>> chopper 4 over the scene of a fatal crash in reston tonight. a driver hit a woman who was walking along reston parkway and dulles drive. the driver did stay on the scene and will be okay. >>> the results are in for some 200 women who had to be retested for the zika virus in the district after a botched batch of testing. seven more pregnant women who were told they were not infected with zika have learned their tests returned false negatives. one of them is now a confirmed case of zika. the other six not yet pregnant women in the district who you were given incorrect test results to nine. there's a race to develop a vaccine to protect us from the zika virus. only on news4, the top infectious disease specialist tells the vaccine would

this is in morris county just outside of new york city. the aircraft, which is registered in delaware, came down near an apartment complex around 6:30. the helicopter's tail hit a garage. two people on board suffered minor injuries. >>> turning to our first alert weather now, storms heading our way. you can see them right there. they could impact your weekend plans. >> what should you expect in your neighborhood? >> these storms are going to be affecting us during the day tomorrow but only for a brief period. they're still way back to the west, just getting into cleveland right now. it's a pretty solid line. there are thunderstorms with it. it's moving to the east. there's no doubt that it's coming our way. let's put the timing on it here. 11:00 a.m., there's still nothing around. most of the day tomorrow is dry and it's warm again. but by 2:00, it's starting to get a little closer to burkes county. by 4:00 it's right in our area from the poconos down to the western suburbs. by 6:00 it's already pretty much into new jersey. so this is movi

. >> holly morris with what's hot on the web. >> opposition against trump and it's from the federal workers implementing his plans. some set up social media accounts to anonymously leak any changes the appoint hes are trying to make and allegedly discussing ways to push back against the president's initiative. >>> next up a person familiar with sally yates firing says active attorney general said she felt the executive order on refugees favored christians over muslims and she was troubled by that and yates knew she was likely to be fired for not enforcing the order. >> 2 1/2 million playstation and xbox users packed hacked account passwords, emails, ip addresses exposed. gamers are advised to change all passwords. no word yet on who is is behind the hack. >> and in virginia, if you are driving slow in the left lane guess what you could get find. new bill in the house of delegates adds $250 fine for drivers that block the fast lane. now, although slow moving drivers are supposed to stay in right lane there's no penalty for violating that rule inner virginia. >> in midst of tragedy two people

morris, nice to see you and you are switzerland about the super bowl. thank you, guys. >>> we have new insight into just how donald trump makes his certain decisions. we'll hear from a writer that has followed the president for decades. then in the next hour, the capitol hill effort to derail president trump's travel ban. i'll speak with one lawmaker whose district has one of the highest proportions of arab americans in the country. when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. >>> so what does it take to be a donald trump whisperer? i'm going to speak to a person who has some great insight into the decision-making of donald trump and the style that he started to brand back in the 1980s. stick around. the future of business in new york state is already in motion. companies across the state are growing the economy, with the help of the lowest

. >> morris, this extraordinary situation where you got the president taking on the judiciary, has it happened before? >> if you lohe handled it profe and he moved on. it is funny that the president of the united states two weeks is challenging the other branch of government. that's why we have checks and balances. it is unprecedent. donald trump says he wants to make history and he's being historic in the way he's hahn handling these things. >> are we seeing mood changing? >> i thought he would have 18 to 20 month bump. i still believe that. you will see if he starts to lose momentum, you will see people start to move away from him. >> republicans are coming out with the bill that -- as this war goes on, we'll see how much political juice he still has with republicans. if his ratings still staying under 40% in the midterm, you will see people moving away. you will see if they'll stay with him or not. >> the opportunity for the democrats, he's not really seem to be hearing that voice loudly now. >> if the democrats are only an opposition party, they'll never get the white house back.

anchor: for more on this, let us bring in chris morris, a member of the toxicology center at newcastle college in britain. thank you for joining us. how exactly does vx affect the body after the initial contact? >> using -- first of all, it affects the eyes by making the pupils he come very swollen so it would affect how someone was able to see. then it would affect the muscles themselves. once it is absorbed into the body, it usually affects all of the bodily systems. first of all, it affects gastrointestinal functions. it starts to affect the heart as well. then it starts to affect the muscles of the body so they go into contraction. then it starts to enter the brain itself where you start to feel knowledges -- knonauseous, fatigue and then it pushes towards coma and then the heart. . anchor: that sounds horrifying. if it is so deadly, how could these two attackers have it on their hands and not die? >> typically, we already have antidotes for these types of compounds. they are readily available. in the case of vx though you typically would have to take that well before you are expos

company made billions and morris got rich too. as brodie who wrote this story and reporteden to detail noted today, he traded in his mazda for a porsche. morris indulged himself with 2,000 dlargs bottle of wine. brought a $3 million vacation home and a $300,000 moe hogny. he had one more thing, a big secret. he was secretly embezzling much of the money that paid for his lifestyle for the golf memberships, fancy si gaerns more. and the company's chief compliance officer flew across the country to confront him. he left early, wife was worried and when he didn't return his calls. he texted his wife with contact information for his accountant, financial planner, and life insurance provider. you can probably guess what happened next. evan morris took his own life at the age of 38. a brain if little known who fell prey to the twin temptations of washington. power and money. it's a story i hope plenty of people are reading today so they don't make the same mistakes. we'll be right back. can i give it to you straight? that airline credit

we will set the record straight great,uglass'great, great grandson kenneth morris jr.. growing questions about the first counterterrorism operation approved by president donald trump. authorities say it was a success, but human rights groups say 24 civilians were killed including a newborn baby and an american eight-year-old girl, the daughter of u.s. born cleric anwar al-awlaki, who was killed in yemen by a u.s. drone strike in 2011. >> it is hard to ever call something a complete success when you have the loss of life. or people injured. we look at the totality of what was gained to prevent the future loss of life here in america and against our people and institutions and probably throughout the world in terms of what some of these individuals could have done, i think it is a successful operation by all standards. amy: we will speak with a human rights advocate who has talked to residents of the village that was raided and with the intercept's jeremy scahill. then i changed and reporter at the public radio's show -- rid of show wrote a blog post and found himself out

hey, morris buttermaker-- no, no, no. no introduction necessary. morris "the blade" buttermaker. carvin' up batters, one by one. huh? sound familiar? i used to watch you over at regis field in high school. you were...amazing. man, i was just a kid, but...you owned it. it's great you're doin' this, morris, really. i mean, a pro, finally, somebody who gets it, you know? i gotta tell you, a lot of these dads, they don't... they don't understand the dedication that it takes to run a serious program. no offense, but that, uh... "ms." whitewood friend of yours, she's-- she's not helping things, you know? i mean, yeah, i get it. we were a little selective, kept some of the lesser players out. but...stoppin' the season till we complied? come on. this is a serious program. not because i want it that way, either. it's for the kids, you know? ah, listen to me goin' on and on. you know what it takes. anyway, i think we're gonna have a lot of fun. learn a lot from each other, you know? huh? you know... i never thought i'd hear myself say, "look at the ass on that second baseman." but look at

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thanks so much for joining us i'm holly morris. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> today is tuesday. >> i keep saying wednesday. >> tuesday. >> i'm hoping to move the week along clearly. >> february 21. michael thomas is talking about weather and erin como talking about traffic. we want to get back to mike because we want to talk about how fabulous it was yesterday. >> yesterday temperatures in d.c. mid to upper 60s across the region and here today more upper 50s. lower 60s with clouds around and not as much sun. we'll have a cooler feel to it. today is worst day of the week. up and away we go as we head to the end of the week with 70s back let's go through it mostly cloud. there we are 9:00. clouds thickening into the afternoon. breaks of sun from time to time and generally speaking clouds. winds out of the east come straight off the water that bultdz the cloud cover. look into the overnight hours. cleanup light rain activity building in from the west that really is is early morning drizzle as we get to work tomorrow morning. that quickly moves out and it's just owe mostly cloudy day and up t

. >> reporter: amid all those abandoned buildings in atlanta is morris brown college, struggling to recover after a financial scandal, lost accreditation a decade ago. just 40 students enrolled. >> this building was built in 1860s. >> reporter: college president stanley prichard shows us where devose, an activist, worked. >> i don't see this as a disaster. i see this as an opportunity for us to be a game-changer. >> reporter: in its heyday, thousands of graduates. now an extreme example of the challenges facing america's 100 or so historically black colleges and universities. nine now celebrating 150-year anniversaries. iconic grads from oprah winfrey to martin luther king. but most are little known. claflin university, bluefield state. with many academically and financially disadvantaged students. yet still ladders to the middle class. just 3% of all colleges producing 17% of african-americans with bachelor's degrees. 24% of scientists and engineers. now looking forward to upcoming meetings with president trump, who has said he wants to help. >> we have a few bright spots in the community

the morris refuge fur ball is april 1st. you know i'll there be. mike is hosting along with wmmr steve morrison. for more information head to fox 29.com and you'll find a link with the 411. ♪ >>> our bill anderson has shown us the struggles of being hopeless, for instance, he once shadowed people selling a local paper that helps those in need. well today he took it a step further and actually sold papers himself. walked in another person's shoes for goodness sake. >> reporter: we're putting out our money, you know, investing our time and our money. some people just look at it what we're doing almost like begging or panhandling. >> reporter: several weeks i shared the story of the newspaper one step away. i saturday dode a formerly homeless center as she sold the paper that allows those in need to start a low cost business. today was their annual event where they asked business people and the media to come experience what they deal with first hand. >> today we're having a big sell off in philadelphia. but big sell off happening in 35 countries and

i mean, someone like chance the rapper, look at more and morris. she could -- moren morris, she could be the big country star this year, and you'll get a has been u of great music. >> and drake is red hot right now too. probably going to walk away with a few too i imagine. >> reporter: eight thom nations, you know -- nominations you know hotline bling, could that win an award or two? >> thanks a lot kevin we andrea roane sends her best by the way. don't miss kevin frazier and -- i will indeed and nancy o'dell weeknights on "entertainment tonight" here on wusa9 thanks a lot kevin. >>> one final look at the forecast when we come back, stay here. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breath

later, morris, andre, big dunk, big night, 16 points, 17 rebounds, joel, where are you? we need you. sixers lose by 17. >> items donated by sure fire hall of famer kobe bryant has been stolen from a display case at lower merion high school. police say it happened over the weekend when thieves took bryant's high school jersey, some sneakers, and the 1996 state championship trophy. bryant was a stands out star at lower merion, and donated the items to the school. investigators are pursuing leads in the case. >>> more missing memorabilia. officials in the lone star state have put the texas rangers on the case hoping to find tom brady's missing superbowl 51 jersey. brady says he left it in one every his bags in the lockerroom. and that it disappeared moments later. jersey could be worlt upward of $400,000. >> patriots back in new england. they arrived in boston yesterday with the lombardi trophy, and made their way to foxboro and gillette stadium where they were greeted with fans. piewtsz will have their victory parade today in boston. they've really suffered, just 36 titles

sweat fitness teamed up with the morris an new refuge for hour of yoga with puppies. participant went into posts holding these adorable dogs. puppies had a chance to wander around meeting and greeting everyone. all of these puppies are looking for forever homes up for adoption, at morris animal refuge very cute. >>> and abc world news sunday next on channel six. don't miss "action news" at 10 on pll17 tonight and we are right back here on six abc at 11:00. >>> for melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪ >>> welcome to "world news tonight." president trump and a baffling claim. what happened in sweden? >> you look at what's happening last night in sweden. sweden. who would believe this? >> but nothing dangerous happened there this weekend. tonight, the white house explaining. >>> ravaged. the death toll rising from that drenching and damaging west coast storm. as a brand new round of wild weather is set to hit. >>> breaking news. assassins on camera? the

eyewitness sports, the morris animal refuge, hanging out at desm's den in philadelphia, two dogs from the center were on hand. max, a pitbull, and choochy a chihuahua. we met them last week. the morris animal shelter helped the area's homeless pets offering services for neglected abused and abandoned animals. >>> how about that superbowl that you guys went to sleep for? >> no, no, patrick, very serious question, i hear i am not a huge fan, but i hear he doesn't eat strawberries and tow matos, so if we stopped eating strawberries and tomatoes, might we win? >> he could. he doesn't ad night shades apparently what ever that is. >> i have to gooing theal. >> thank you, patrick. >> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news ," why bank stocks are soaring. >> plus the reason behind a shake up at tiffany's and live report from wall street. trang? >> reporter: another headache for septa commuters. i'm trang do, i'll tell you the latest line to be dealing with issues with line cars. >> the leeght al battle over trump trump's ban continues today. more on the federal appeal and th

the phoenix outlaws.ws morris doesn't want to give thev suns any credit.re he'll figure out a metter name.e he's been getting beg numbers in the last 15 games average 18 points, nine rebounds, it is nos coincidence the wizards have won 13 of those games. g what changed? well, his agent texted him an article that didtd not list him in the top 30 powew forwards in the nba that lit a fire under morris.ris he had a bad reputation with tht suns but he won over his o h teammates with the wizards.matet >> i see a guy with incredible talent with very good worth worh ethic.et a great great teammate, a guy who called one time a cancerance team cancer.. and i would love to have a teamm cancer like that any day in a dn game with me. so he was -- came here and he's' taking to us playoffs right now. >> all right.ll right. last night kevin duran made hise first return to oklahoma cityklm no surprise, no surprise everyie time he touched the ball.al the boo birds were out there. take you to the third quarter od the game. there you go. little yelling right there.re. little scrapping there. t all right

. >> i get it the morris animal refuge celebrated its own puppy bowl. two dogs from center city participated. max a mitt pull mix and chew chi a chihuahua. morris animal shelter helps the homeless pets offering services for neglected abused and abandoned animals. that looks like your little dog chi chi. >> looks like chi chi. >> your chihuahua. >> she's a rescue girl. good. >> she helps out out in the news every now and again. >> we had her on the set, remember. >> she's really lazy and falls asleep during the newscast. >> i'm out of here. leave it to mommy. >> yes. >> national weather person day, right. >> it is indeed. >> show love to lauren. >> thank you. >> i accept compliments. [ laughter ] >> hopefully you've got good news for the weather. >> some good news. >> it will get milder but we'll bring in rainfall as has been the case. >> every tuesday. i'm not kidding. every single tuesday. >> every tuesday it rains. >> i'll go back and look. >> check that out. >> i'm going to. i'll get back to you on that climatology much this tuesday we'll probably be

brian: we are going to go back to morry taylor. here is one of his ads he ran back in 1996 when he ran as a republican in the primary. >> the trade problem that has cost americans hundreds of thousands of jobs. it is too simple for politicians to understand. china and japan ship goods to our ports and we move customs up to sidney, nebraska. do you think that will cut down on their profits? they make it hard for us to trade over there, we make it hard for them to trade over here. we get our jobs back. wouldn't you call that fair trade? >> no. brian: so, you said michael lewis got you into this job. you ghost write the book? barbara: i did. morry taylor would go on radio shows and tell everybody about this nice little jewish girl who was a ghostwriter. he was the antidote to working in the white house. i came off of the white house gig and all this stuff happened that we talked about. then i got deposed by the whitewater committee because i slept over at the white house when some rose billing records having to do with whitewater were

henry, patrick henry, robert morris, and you probably don't know who robert morris is, gouverneur morris, the don't make it. who makes it? there are six people who make the list. this is, i guess, my list, but i defend it. they are george washington, pri movement s primeos inte inter paris, the foundingest father of them all. they would say he was the greatest. they all said that. no disagreement. he's the toughest to get to know. benjamin franklin, the grandfather amongst the fathers. franklin was born roughly the same time as jonathan edwards. he grew up knowing increased mather in boston. he's an old guy. he at the time in an international poll would rank higher than washington, because of his reputation as a scientist in england and as a philosophe in france. washington's key value is judged. he got all the big things right. franklin's is wisdom. he's probably the wisest of them all. people say, well, what would franklin say about the affordable care act? you can't do that. so i've developed the answer. he would not care because he's on medicare. [ laughter ] john adams, i like him b

morris, and who makes it? there are six people who make the list. this is, i guess, my list, but i defend it. they are george washington, premier paris, the founding of them all, and they all said that, among the us, he was the greatest. they all say that. he is the toughest to get to know. benjamin franklin, the grandfatherle amongst the fathers. franklin was born roughly the same time as jonathan edwards, and he grew up knowing increased ma mather in boston, and he's an old guy. he at the time in an international poll would rank hi higher than washington, because of the reputation as a scientist in england and philasof in france. and the thing about washington, he got all of the big things right. franklin's is wisdom. he's the wisest of them all. and people say, what would franklin say about the affordable care act. you can't do that, so i have developed the answer, he would not care, because he is on medicare. john adams, i like him best, and you will see why, because he among all of the founders in the dia