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Its good they got them out of there. Would be more afraid on a bike. Reporter eric ran seven miles today in regular running shoes. Imagine had he encountered this, a board rigged with a dozen twoinch screws aimed upward intended to do harm. One of several booby traps who brought the attention to police, including a huge jagged glass bottle geostrategically placed on a and barbed wire. Rope strewn between trees at your neck and chest level. Reporter this is no accident. This is not debris. Its clearly intentional. Reporter people could have been hurt. Severely injured. Reporter people who hike ...

For Bernie Sanders in greenville, south carolina. He got some celebrity help from actor danny glover. Sanders is working to court the black vote. Which lead to an awkward, luke warm reception at this predominantly African American church. kenneth standup close tomorrow night, sanders and clinton will hit the stage for a democratic town hall at the university of south carolina. The republicans are spending today rallying in nevada where the latest poll has trump leading by 26 points. Kenneth moton, abc News Washington 3 pattie today the Supreme Court will be back in session following the death ...

[ cheers and applause ] jimmy palma violets, this is their album called 180, i want to thank selena gomez, i want to thank ben stein, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. Thank you for joining us, nightline is next. , tonight on nightline. Dream fulfilled . Today as the president addresses the nation from the steps of the lincoln memorial. And two women who were here 50 years ago to share Martin Luther king jr. s dream. It is what is painting the town red and purple and every color of the rainbow. It is the color run, and revolutionizing the way we run and stay fit. And there is someth...

A few weeks ago you might have read about my family reunion, and being a former teacher, I like to teach the little ones something about our history. To be

Just one in five will be able to afford a 'moderate' standard of living, according to the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association, which sets the pension industry's guidelines.