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July 1, 2024
were called to find out if they had heard from boylan or had any information about her. this morning, boylan tweeted this -- "my abuser used the full force of the state government of all his power to destroy me when i spoke out." meanwhile, governor cuomo could face criminal charges now after a sixth woman claimed he groped her in the executive mansion last year. local police reportedly say the incident may have risen to the level of a crime. we know its within the statute of limitatio...
July 1, 2024
there in the white house where the border situation is boiling. a bipartisan compare of lawmakers, senator cornyn and congressman henry cuellar toured a detention facilities. the dhs denied their request to have cameras. we did hear a lot about the border from the president just moments ago. also today a victim of cancel culture? new york governor andrew cuomo says hes not going anywhere after an avalanche of calls for his resignation and a brand new explosive allegation. you have aoc ...
September 17, 2023
As this truck hauls its load across a rusty Division Street Bridge over the Skagit River in Mount Vernon, we transition to from summer to fall and the cooler temperatures
December 2, 2021
Miracle on 7th Street will get underway the weekend. With that, the annual "Light Your Way" parade is back this year.
August 19, 2017
What bannons saying is trump was elected to this populist and the people hes surrounding himself with dont hold those views. >> trump makes the decision as we all know. how often is he listening to all the people around him. hes the decision maker. really interesting when you look at a picture taking very early on in this presidency, this is back in january in the oval office it shows the presidents original circle. take a look. all of them with the exception of the vice president there, mike pe...
December 2, 2016
Indianapolis and spoke about the deal he cut to keep the company from shipping more than a thousand jobs to mexico. carrier is going to receive millions in financial incentives, and trump can now say he has made good on a campaign promise. its obviously great news for the workers who are going to get to keep their jobs. martin savidge joins us now with new details on the deal. very welcome news in indiana. whats the latest on it? >> absolutely welcome news. in fact, most of the people, even thos...
December 2, 2016
A hand-picked group of employees. but it was still all smiles. it was still picture-taking and essentially, it was a deal that now apparently $7 million is going to be coming from the state of indiana, spread over ten years. donald trump says that carrier is investing $16,. remember, they were going to shut the whole place down. and then there are the jobs saved. but the most remarkable thing was that donald trump seemed to imply in his speech, that even he didnt think he could save the plant. h...
December 28, 2015
Reporter: yeah, it is nonas a spectacular spot to see the sunset and to watch the ocean. if you look on trip advisor it highly recommends this as a great spot for picture-taking but there are lots of warnings how dangerous it can be to be careful of the steep cliffs which are at least 60 feet in some places with undeveloped terrain. in the last year alone two other people have fallen and died there. a 25-year-old woman who was trying to take a photo last january. in july, a 27-year-old man, same...
July 2, 2015
Of his car, handed an open umbrella. >> oh! >> yeah that didnt go so well. there we go. walks a few steps. he gets it all together. thats no big deal. this could have gone a lot worse. >> that was an umbrella fail but he got it together pretty quickly. >> cool as a fan, as always, right? >> there you go. all right. might invest in a new umbrella. welcome news for tourists planning to visit the white house. the 40-year-old ban on picture-taking has been lifted and thats opened up a world of pos...
January 4, 2014
Damages. his body was exhumed last month, and his brain is being examined for any sign of damage. and singer clay aiken is reportedly considering trading his place on stage for a seat in congress. "the washington blade" reports the former "american idol" competitor has talked to d.c. political operatives about running in his home state of north carolina. he became a best-selling artist after finishing second place on the tv show back in 2003. aiken himself has not commented on the possibility ...