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live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. we start tonight with breaking news. a shooting involving an off duty philadelphia police officer. one person is now in the hospital. that officer with detectives trying to peace together what happened. good evening, i m iain page. lucy is off tonight. fox 29 s shawnette wilson is live at the scene in northeast philadelphia. shawnette, police say this started with some kind of fight? reporter: yeah, iain, an argument followed by a fight behind me you can see the detectives remain outside of the home where they say that two gunshotgunshots followed leavinn shot in the torso. this happened around 6:30 this evening on the 2700 block of tauton road in the northeast. police say the off duty police officer fired what they refer to to as his off duty weapon at least two times. the victim is a family member but have not given the exact relationship to the officer. during this altercation his weapo ....
wreckage from the airasia flight say they may have spotted the tail section where the black box flight recorders are located. a campaign promised to restore sport to the heart of fifa. the vice president of world football s governing body says he ll stand against. hello, and welcome to the program. spacex is attempting to revolutionize commercial rocket launches with its latest unmanned cargo mission to the international space station. but this time it s not the takeoff that has space fans waiting with baited breath it s the landing. the 14-story booster will soar about 240 kilometers high before flying down back and attempting to settle upright on a football-sized pitch floating in the atlantic ocean. now, just off the coast of florida, this is no mean feat. spacex admits the odds of success are not great, maybe around 50% at best. let s get all of this in perspective. the bbc s science correspondent jonathan amos is here for us. this is a football-sized platform t ....
with richard brookhiser, senior editor of national review at the new york historical society. everyone felt they knew her. and they did pretty much because she laid her life out for everybody to see. and she told us about what life was like in suburbia for women in the 1960s through the 1990s. and one of the wonderful things about her, you know, she wrote mainly humor, and it was schumer that was accessible to everyone. because it was humor that happens to everyone s lives but they might not recognize it until they saw it written on the page or in a newspaper column. because funny things happen to us all the time, but we have to be out on the look out for them come and she was the one that focused our attention on the funny things that happen in the family, things that at the moment seem like craziness and driving you nuts, but when you look back at them you think that was really funny. so that s a real gift. that s a literary gift. the life and times of erma bombec ....
introduction. thank you for coming out. i wanted to thank kepler s for hos hosting this event. this is a great option, you don t have to buy by book, but buy a book and support the organization. i have three short excerpts i would like to read for you. and then i thought we could have a short question and answer. has anyone read the book yet? some people have started it. some people finished it. some people working on it. just to give you context. the format of the book is unusual. one of my publishers told me it is category stretcher. it is written primarily as a memoir. it is a personal experience of trying to balance a demanding career and motherhood and how i completely failed. but i tried to make sense of the failure and put it into a bigger context. and the idea for turning it into a book started when i started hearing stories from other women that were similar to mine about burning out and i realized how maxed out we are and i wanted to understand it in a bigge ....
hi there, everyone. i m j.j. ramberg, and welcome to your business, the show dedicated to giving you tips and advice to help your small business grow. for most of us, when we talk about main street, we think of it as the heart and soul of small town america. this symbol of what makes america american. and those main street businesses from the hardware store to the barber shop or the local bank, these are what we think of when we think of small business. so, how is main street america doing in the face of our country s economic ups and downs? we decided to travel the country to find out. our next stop? brundidge, alabama. sweet home alabama i m in brundidge, alabama. population about 2,000. i m halfway between montgomery, alabama, and pensacola, florida. 60 years ago, main street was hopping. this was the place people came to shop, convene and hang out. look around now and it s not exactly the same. there are a lot of vacancies here. what happened? the same thing t ....