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Will look closer for clues about what went wrong. Again, Yellow Line Service does remain suspendedt. Coming up in my next report at 6 00 what the ntsb will be looking for in the train involved in yesterdays episode. Reporting live at Lenphant Plaza, adam tuss news4. She worked downtown and was just taking the train home like she did every day. This evening were learning more about the passenger who died in yesterdays underground emergency. News4s pat collins is live in alexandria where the woman lived. Pat . Reporter wendy, every day, every day for years and years she would take that yellow line train from her home down into d. C. To her job. Every day. Yesterday that commute cost carol glover her life. The woman killed in that metro incident yesterday identified by family members as 61yearold carol glover seen here on her linkedin page. She died during that smoky electrical malfunction yesterday on the yellow line at the Lenphant Plaza station. Carol glover lived here in alexandria. S
Right now crews are working on the water line in Prince Georges County. Are wssc tells news 4 a car hit a fire hydrant causing that break. There no road closures this morning. The key to solving one of the areas most infamous mysteries may lie in bedford, new jersey. The sisters disappeared and we are now learning Rural Properties are being searched for the girls remains. News 4 has how those pieces of land are connected to a convicted sex offender from Montgomery County. The story by dan morse quotes the case revealed during the interviews Lloyd Lee Welsh claims he left in a vehicle with the two girls the day they disappeared. The story cites an account from the aftfidavit that details records from a Police Contact on april 1, 1975 days after 12yearold sheila and 10yearold katherine disappeared. He had seen them get into a car with a man in lee. They cite the newly unsealed affidavit said at that time detectives gave him a polygraph test and they deemed he was being untruthful. He has
All weekend, every weekend on cspan3. You are watching American History tv. To join the conversation, like us on facebook. Each week, American History tv causs railamerica brings you films that help tell the story of history. Reverend Martin Luther king jr. Was a guest on nbcs meet the press. Remember, questions by our panel do not necessarily reflect their own point of view. Our guest is dr. Martin luther king jr. , who is in san francisco. You just met our other reporter. Other reporters are of the New York Times the Richmond News leader, and nbc news. We will continue to questions now. Dr. King, you said alabama was a state that gives respectability to the resistance and defiance of the law. You listed observance of the law of agencies by the south as a name you were seeking. Yet you lead a march on montgomery in violation of a federal injunction. You said that injunction was in just. Your colleagues said negroes had a constitutional right to march. Was that in keeping with the spir
History tv. All weekend, every weekend, on cspan3. To join the conversation, like us on facebook on cspan historyhistory. Each week, relel america brings you films of the past. Up next, the entire 26 minute meet the press interview from 1965. Mr. Brooks this is ned brooks inviting you to meet the press. Meet the press is a Public Affairs presentation of nbc news. Mr. Brooks our guest today on meet the press is dr. Martin luther king, jr. , who led the civil rights march from selma to montgomery, alabama. Dr. King, who is the winner of the nobel peace prize, is president of the southern christian leadership conference. He is in san francisco, where he delivered a sermon this morning for bishop pike at the grace cathedral. Our panel of reporters is in washington, d. C. , and we will have the first question now from lawrence e. Spivak, permanent member of the meet the press panel. Mr. Spivak dr. King, former president truman was quoted by the a. P. As saying that the march from selma and