turned out to be a man from the citadel oil company.emember that we invited them inside for some of the good coffee and the usual talk about the weather and the wheat crop. is we reason i'm here would like to lease the mineral rights on your land. we are offering $.10 per acre on a 10 year lease. >> week is good enough for me. >> most of our operation is underground. fields are still yours, you can go right on farming. you should hit oil? >> the standard royalty is 1/8 of every barrel. >> every four or five years another company comes around and buys a bunch of leases. that must be half of it doesn't dry holes on the prairie. are willing to take our chances. how about it? >> we will think it over. >> do that. i will be back in a week or so. every half of oil you can find in north dakota. no see -- no sooner did the first visitor take off than the next one came rolling in. another land man. from burns petroleum. i remember, within a week we had half of a dozen offers. we took our time deciding. we worked hard for what we got. it took the

finally, we signed with citadel. that was last year it since then, not a word out of them.ere isn't any oil. maybe pa was right. ♪ >> neil, they started drilling. >> is that right? >> come on, i want to go see. >> all right, let's go take a look. ♪ out in bronson's north 40, they were putting up a giant 10 .tory derek they called a rig ♪ >> the geologist showed us around, and it was like watching a little town take shape. welders and roster bouts working in the stinging cold, putting up the drilling platform, pit,ing the mud stringing power lines, working with icy feet and numb fingers. ♪ we can get out of the wind in here. >> i guess once you start to drill, you're sure finding oil down there. >> we are not sure of anything. in this business, it is always maybe. only about one out of nine of those wildcats comes in. >> how much does it cost to drill a well like that? >> it depends. the first hole, drilling in this weather, as deep as we will have to go, probably cost about $500,000. that is the oil business, a real gamble, one out of nine with half a million writing on the

he had a fellow with him, a stranger by the name of roland, a man from the citadel oil company. i remember we invited him inside for some of my wife barbara's good coffee and the usual talk about the weather and wheat crops. >> the reason i am here is we would like to least the mineral rights on your land. we are offering $.10 and a career tour on a ten-year least. >> wheat is good enough for me. >> most of our operation is underground. the fields are still yours. you can go right on farming. >> if you hit oil? >> you get the standard royalty, 1/8 of a barrel. every four or five years, another company comes around and buys up a bunch of leases. dozenmust be about half a

nor do we understand what happened to the guards at the citadel. please do not concern yourself about them. why, nothing happened to them, captain. nothing at all. commander! don't you see i'm busy? the two federation prisoners--they're gone. you mean they've escaped? i swear, no one was at fault. the guards, 10 of them, were constantly on duty watching the cell. then when they opened it to give them food, they simply weren't there. i swear! all right, lieutenant. implement special occupation order number four. immediately! sir! is that all you can do, smile? you are free, captain. i want to know how i'm free and why. indeed. there are some questions i would like to ask as well. this idiotic placidity of yours, have already answered that question. to us, violence is unthinkable. attention all organians. attention. this is commandedekor. the two federation prisoners have escaped, obviously with outside aid. they will be returned immediately. so that you will know we mean what we say... those are klingon phasers. take the door. get down, gentlemen. i

unc catching a breather by hosting citadel - already up 14-0...t-j logan created a pretty nice highlight reel for himself -- check this out...one- handed catch in the endzone by logan. that fired the tar heels up. later u-n-c's defense followed suit -- dominique green with the heels' first interceeption of the year...we sped this one up because he took the pick-six 58 yards for the nothing at the half then logan dazzled once again. opening kickoff of the second half...logan is gonna take this one triple digits on the return. 100 yard kickoff return score for him. heels hand citadel their first loss of the season...41 to 7 still ahead -- some hoops and another injury for the duke blue devils -who can't afford it - this afternoon. except that another player got injured the blue devils facing penn state in the hall of fame tip off - that's the trio of freshman already sitting out injured - then grayson allen drives -- and he comes down awkwardly -- calls for the trainer -- thankfully he would return. chase jeter not as lucky. trying to defend under the basket -- he inures his ankle and end

that goes up to the citadel. we'd better take the trail to tiburon. a lot of bush talk about strange things going on up there. probably voodoo. then we'll go to the citadel. all right. [knock at door] oh, come in! i'm sorry to be late, monsieur kent, but i was unavoidably detained. that's quite all right. e is such a government laboratory in port-au-prince. do you wish something analyzed? yes, i do. in regard to the disappearance of mademoiselle white? that's right. then permit me to be of assistance. i will take you to port-au-prince immediately in the government plane. well, i'm in quite a hurry-- then we will leave at once, and i will personally introduce you to the government chemist, dr. simone girarde. thank you. what's the matter? this trail is closed. what do you mean, closed? that is a voodoo lakou wanga. so what? to cross over one of them is supposed to mean death. ha! of all the ridiculous things! that's what i think of voodoo! [drums thumping distantly] don't move. what the-- get your hands up. [man s

to hilton we go - iowa state hosting the citadel... first half - monte morris doin' it all - the lay up in traffic is good - monte had a triple double in this one...here's one of his assists - and donovan jackson helps a buddy out - his three is cash - jackson was one of figures... and the guy that led the way - naz long - rising to finish an alley oop - naz led all scorers with 26 points... the cyclones put up 130 against the citadel - and win by 67... after iowa's first loss of the season on friday night - fran mccaffery - was not happy - he wasn't happy about letting seton hall shoot over 50 percent - and he wasn't happy that his hawkeyes had more turnovers than assists - two days later - hawkeyes were at home sunday - against texas-rio grande valley... peter jok -- unconscious from the get go -- there's a swish from three point lad - jok had 20 points in the first half alone..while he was shooting -- tyler cook was slamming -- two hands for safety there - the powerful jam puts iowa up 46 to 33... they picked it up in the second hal

. >>> sun devils matinee today at the citadel. the jam right here off the steel. the game wasn't really a blowout. asu's of unstoppable. holder had 22. most points in school history. final score, asu gets to 4 and 2. >>> releasing the wardrobe, >> zoo lights from the news chopper. >> impressive. >> super cool. high today -- or tomorrow, excuse me, and we'll start off the big holiday around 51 in the morning. happy thanksgiving. >> see you tomorrow night at 5:00. >> be safe.

cyclones hosting the citadel ... and the scoring got started right away for isu... matt thomas nails the three-ball corner pocket... then he comes right back with another triple... he had 4 in the game for a total of 18 points ... later, cyclones on the fast break... naz mitrou-long with the layup and the harm... he led the game for point guard monte morris... he sinks the 3-ball for three of his 17 points... he also had 10 assists and 10 rebounds for a triple- double ... everyone got in on the scoring... merrill holden with the alley-oop dunk and foul... he had 13 points ... eight different players finished in double figures... darrell bowie had 13 as the cyclones win 130-63 setting a new scoring record ... iowa women facing south ... iowa trailed 9-2 to start the game, trying to fight back... christina buttenham drills the 3- ball corner pocket... hawkeyes down 9-7 ... then it's iowa city west grad ally disterhoft driving, gets around the defenders and the bank is open on sundays... 16 points for ally... mom and dad are pretty happy ... 2nd quarter, they feed it i

ayelborne, several hundred men have appeared near the citadel. they bring many weapons. how does he know that? oh, our friend trefayne is really quite intuitive. you can rest assured that what he says is absolutely correct. so it would seem. not a very pleasant prospect. you have a gift for understatement, mr. spock. captain's log-- stardate 3201.7. mr. spock and i are trapped on the planet organia, by the forces of the klingon empire. the organians have provided us with native clothing in the hopes we may be taken for organians. captain, our phasers are gone. did you take them? yes, captain, i took them. i must ask you to return them. i'm sorry, captain. i cannot do that. were you armed, you might be tempted to use violence, and that we cannot permit. you, captain, will pass as an organian, he does not look like an organian. a vulcan trader perhaps, a dealer in kevoss and trilium, harmless to the klingons. they know that vulcan was a member of the federation. vulcan merchants are not uncommon, captain. it is a practical approach. what about the rest of you? we should co

. >>> sun devils matinee today at the citadel. the jam right here off the steel. the game wasn't really asu's of unstoppable. holder had 22. cody justice for 3. he had 22. most points in school history. final score, asu gets to 4 and 2. >>> releasing the wardrobe, we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. ber.com >> zoo lights from the news chopper. >> impressive. >> super cool. high today -- or tomorrow, excuse me, thanksgiving, 77 degrees. and we'll start off the big holiday around 51 in the morning. happy thanksgiving. >> see you tomorrow night at 5:00. >> be safe. have a happy ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping h

cyclones football team put up 66 points -- the basketball team almost doubled iowa state hosting the citadel. an outstanding day for monte morris. he had 17 points, 10 assists and rebounds -- the fifth triple double in iowa state history. the cyclones with a school record 130 points. the final 130 to 63. iowa state plays indiana state on thursday -- in orlando. iowa trying to bounce back from their first loss of the year -- hosing rio grande valley. tyler cook another good game for he had 27 and iowa would roll 95-67. the hawks have a huge challenge in front of them on friday. playing number eight virginia in a tournament in florida. the minnesota vikings defense is known for taking down opponents. even if you're not dressed in pads. bernie the fox sound engineer got leveled during minnesota's pre- game rush yesterday. wrong place, wrong time for bernie. work. so did the vikings. they snapped a four game losing streak with a win over arizona. this is a big night for the n-f-l. mexico is hosting monday night football. it's been 11 years since the league played a game in mexico. the cheerleade

a preholiday matinee against the citadel. they finish at the other end a bit asu run. devils freshman meeting six devil players in double figures for a team-high 23 points. a 127-110 when and 127 point the second-most in school history. holiday. >> all of those big games coming up this weekend for the high schools. >> don't ask me for any predictions. i had one coach gave me the business because i picked against his team. i think i will hold my predictions >> wise choice, my man. >> let's get to the good stuff when it comes to thanksgiving treats and those calories. a glass of white wine, why do we have to know these things, 122 calories. piece of pecan pie. 503 calories per one slice. >> pumpkin pie is more your style good news, it has less calories. each slices 316 calories. were checking out another holiday tradition after the >>> it wouldn't be thanksgiving without the annual macy's day the finishing touches in place. the tradition brings more than 3 million people out along the parade route. more than 15 million around the world will be watching it. >> you can wat

scored 17 points, dished out 10 assists, and grabbed 10 rebounds in the cyclones 130, 67 win over the citadel -- that 130 points i t state history -- moving on -- it was peter jok grabbing the honor in the big ten -- jok averaged better than 28 points per game in iowa's 2 hall he set a pair of personal bests with 30 points and 11 boards -- that also marked his first career double-double -- and jeremy morgan rounded out the trio -- being named player of the week in the valley -- morgan averaged a double-double -- 19 points and ten boards -- orlando -- he helped lead uni to wins over arizona state and oklahoma before falling to 11th ranked xavier -- altough uni gets another shot at the musketeers this weekend -- but the awards didn't stop on the hoops floor -- iowa running back leshun daniels is the big ten's offensive player of the week after running for a season high 159 yards and two scores in the win at illinois -- daniels now has five 1-hundred plus yard performances in his career -- cotton-moya picked up the defensive award in the big 12 -- cotton-moya forced two turnovers -- including a

they're going to play the citadel. one-handed, look, into the end zone and that's 21-0 and here's the play they've been waiting for. it's the first interception of the season for the tar heels. that's right, they were the last time to get that done. dominique green returns it for 6. unc, 41-7. >> we were worried about that football team. we knew they were good and they would control the clock and our guys were going to have to steal a few possessions and defensively we did that and had four turnovers and that's a tremendous thing. offensively we played well and got to get that corrected, but a great team win. >> duke in pittsburgh and nathan picked off by fields. and so it's 21-14, that's as close as duke gets, panthers, they beat clemson and they got the win. duke falls to 4 and tigers. and pretty mad after the loss. and wayne puts the tigers up 35- 13, that's the score now in the third quarter. >> they lost to navy, but one thing to celebrate, jones is now the all-time record holder for ncaa receptions in history. al

arizona state men's basketball on wednesday visit from the citadel at 2:00 p.m. not so good for second year coach bobby hurley after losses to northern iowa undamped son. >> i'm very much on edge. we got to keep improving on the practice floor. we got to learn to i think we got to work together better. >> upset tonight state of indiana third ranked whose years ball down 3 to the fort wayne mastodons and they intercept the inbound pass and win the game. they storm the floor. without question the biggest win in the history of the fort wayne program. gray hawkins scene of the pga junior league championship. super tee ian gil yan defeating team georgia by 3 points and the team from california a winner today. finally. >> he's more than just a logo, more than just an internet meme. >> >> medals of freedom with best crying jordan reference. michael jordan careen abdul-jabbar. photo bomb by bruce springsteen temperatures not a live look but look from our news chopper start out in the lower 50s hit a high of 73 degrees warmer for thanksgiving. plenty of sunny skies. you c

asu basketball, bobby hurley taking on the bulldogs of the citadel. they score every 14 seconds. cody justice the pride of mesa. he was on today. right behind the screen. hits the three ball here. the junior from mesa impressive and is so the follow-up here by sam. 23 points. ten rebounds. he is a ball player to keep an eye on. and this team played faster than one of the faster teams in all college basketball. i'm talking about asu. look at this. torian graham with a breakaway slam dunk of more defense and sleets to another slam dunk and how about the score? asu 127, sididle 1 10 the sun devils at 4-2, six games into certainly coach arians saying i'm okay. clean bill of health. ready to go. and getting set for the trip to the atlanta falconsup when we come back, had a chance to talk to carson palmer today and one of the biggest questions i wanted to ask is how ruyoking doing with all of these hits. 31 sacks and last game 23 quarterback hits. you will be interested in hearing what he has to say on the cautions of playing quarterback in the nfl. and we will have that story for you

cyclones hosting the citadel ... and the scoring got started right away for isu... matt thomas nails the three-ball corne back with another triple... he had 4 in the game for a total of 18 points ... later, cyclones on the fast break... naz mitrou-long with the layup and the harm... he led the cyclones with 26 points ... big game for point guard monte morris... he sinks the 3-ball for three of his 17 points... he also had 10 assists and 10 rebounds for a triple- double ... everyone got in on the scoring... merrill holden with the alley-oop dunk and foul... players finished in double figures... darrell bowie had 13 as the cyclones win 130-63 setting a new scoring record ... iowa women facing south dakota state in the title game of the hawkeye challenge ... iowa trailed 9-2 to start the game, trying to fight back... christina buttenham drills the 3- ball corner pocket... hawkeyes down 9-7 ... then it's iowa city west grad ally disterhoft driving, gets around the defenders and the bank is open on sundays... 16 points for ally... mom and dad are pretty happy ... 2nd qua

now they have to be ready for the citadel head coach will be introduced tomorrow as the new head coach of the florida international university golden panthers... the gig - complete with 5- year contract - takes him back to miami, albeit in a slightly less high profile job than with the hurricanes. davis has been pining for another chance since being fired in chapel hill in 20 job immediately levelle moton and his central eagles on the road in columbus, taking on the buckeyes... patrick cole was up to the task... ghosts in a 3 to beat the shot clock 9-9 early.... after a buckeye blitz had them down 10... back came the eagles cole again - statuesque... part of a 14-2 run... dejuan graf with a tough make here too to put them up for a while... the buckeyes are back in control in the 2nd.. join us tomorrow morning on abc-11 for the latest eyewitness news. we'll see you again tomorrow night for ? dramatic italian aria ? introducing carrabba's new meatball magnifico. our gigantic meatball topped with rich made-from-scratch parmesan cream sauce and stuffed with delicious melted mozzarella. mea

they will host the citadel on wednesday in tempe. a 2:00 start. >> coyotes we are still awaiting updates on 26 filled who collapsed before a game last that into some. i'm told it remains a very serious influence situation and cunningham also remains hospitalized. we hope to know more ricin. >> summer reading is propel events and coyote management you would like to hear this. the coyotes are looking to come up with the public and private funding to pay for their $200 million out of there $400 million imposed arena in tempe. incoming house majority leader john allen joined dennis welch tonight on politics unplugged. balance of this is not having any of it>> it is a big issue that we have seen a recently that has popped up is the arizona coyote say they plan on going to you at the state legislature and legislators a make asking them to pony up $200 million to help them build a new sports facility in tempe that would be happened the $400 million >> you will never catch manny sports show. i forgot the coyotes are still here. there not a b

iowa state hosting the citadel. an outstanding day for monte morris. he had 17 points, 10 assists and rebounds -- the fifth triple double in iowa state history. the cyclones with a school record 130 points. the final 130 to 63. iowa state plays indiana state on their first loss of the year -- hosing rio grande valley. tyler cook another good game for iowa. he would have 15. peter jok would lead the hawks again. he had 27 and iowa would roll 95-67. the hawks have a huge challenge in front of them on friday. playing number eight virginia in a tournament in florida. the minnesota vikings defense is known for taking down opponents. even if you're not dressed in got leveled during minnesota's pre- game rush yesterday. wrong place, wrong time for bernie. he rallied. bernie got up and went back to work. so did the vikings. they snapped a four game losing streak with a win over arizona. here's something you don't see everyday... a 55 year old college thomas making history. it's believed he's the oldest college football player to ever see playing time in a game

cyclones hosting the citadel ... and the scoring got started right away for isu... matt thomas nails the three-ball corner pocket... then he comes right back with another triple... he had 4 in the game for a total of 18 points ... later, cyclones on the fast break... naz mitrou-long with the layup and the harm... he led the cyclones with 26 points ... big game for point guard monte morris... he sinks the 3-ball for three of his 17 points... he also had rebounds for a triple- double ... everyone got in on the scoring... merrill holden with the alley-oop dunk and foul... he had 13 points ... eight different players finished in double figures... darrell bowie had 13 as the cyclones win 130-63 setting a new scoring record ... iowa women facing south dakota state in the title game of the hawkeye challenge ... iowa trailed 9-2 to start the game, trying to fight back... christina buttenham drills the 3- ball corner pocket... hawkeyes grad ally disterhoft driving, gets around the defenders and the bank is open on sundays... 16 points for ally... mom and dad are pretty happy

coach allowed a few days of wallowing as he said, but now the team has to get ready for the citadel: >> this is an undefeated football team, you know, an undefeated football team with a lot of things going for them. they run the ball very effectively. when they do throw it, they hurt you with it. they, they eat the >> nc state hosts miami this week in another game they really need to win if they want to go to a bowl this year. coach says this will be a tough game against a team that doesn't really beat itself often. >> they've only turned it over ten times when is unbelievable. one turn overor less per game -- turnover or less per game, and to me that's as good as you averaging that few. >> campbell university officially announced it's joining the big south conference in football for the 2018 season. the move means the camels are start giving out scholarships to play football. they started celebrating the move on campus this afternoon. camp bell will continue to -- campbell will continue to play in the scholarship league until the start. >> today is a big step in making the campbell

the cyclones put up 130 against the citadel - and win by 67... after iowa's first loss of the >>> after iowa's first loss on friday night, fran was not percent - and he wasn't happy that his hawkeyes had more turnovers than assists - two days later - fran was a happier man... the hawkeyes were at home sunday - against texas-rio grande valley... peter jok -- unconscious from the get go -- point lad - jok had 20 points in the first half alone..while he was shooting -- tyler cook was slamming -- two hands for jam puts iowa up 46 to 33... they picked it up in the second half -- maishe dailey the steal, isaish moss the finish -- iowa bounces back to win... 95 to 67 - and fran's happy with his hawkeyes... "you know how we performed at the start of the second half, because really in all three games, start of the second half we were nt that good.... the intensity level, the focus, the concentration, the execution at that juncture was critical. and we really did a good job there. i was proud of the guys" at home against south dakota state... this one tigh

. >> i want to thank the citadel, the city club for offering this because we've prabrought up som amazing topics that restore my faith in democracy because these conversations are so important. you brought up some disparate points. you know, talking about america is the moral authority versus the vulnerable populations in syria. you have also talked about promotion of democracy. when i'm not even 100% sure democracy as it stands is the form of government that i think protects the people. because i don't know how we're protecting the minorities. any minority. even white men, if that's the minority you want to talk about because they are, obviously, super angry, and they voted for donald trump. so that being said, right, with all these pressures you're talking about. religion, vulnerable populations, economics, many countries with many views on how this goes, and this guy who is ready to go off the wall on twitter at any minute with whatever he's thinking at 3:00 a.m., right, my question is, we've got a really vulnerable crisis that's not only occurring in syria but that's been occurring fo

earlier today, the president visited the famous an shen monument, the acropolis citadel. >> thousands of people marched through the streets in athens to visit. the crowd consisted partly of greek youth and left-wing groups that had banners and placards of meeting unwanted, we welcome refugees but not obama. >>> as the iraqi army continues to push into mosul, iraq's last stronghold, the scape of the extremist group's capabilities is becoming clear and what appears to be be one of the group's largest bomb factories on the edge of mosul. men from an iraqi artillery >>> and now video into the news- - newsroom. look at the case of road rage that happened outside of a grocery store in tim -- temecula, california. the man grabbed the crying girlfriend and fought with her, wrestling her to the ground. bystanders stepped in when the driver tried to run over those trying to intervene. the crowd responded by trying to smash his windows to stop him and he appears to be hit the woman who had already fallen on the ground. he has been ar my goodness. how scary. >>> a close call outside of a gas stat

took a tour of the acropolis, the citadel in athens. the entire site was closed just for president obama's visit. within the past hour, the president also delivered a major speech to the greek people on the topic of globalization. >> in all of our communities, in all of our countries, i still believe there's more of what greeks call love and respect and kindness for family and community and country and a sense that we're all in this together, with obligations to each other. i see it every day and that gives me hope. >> the president trying to offer inspiring words. we'll find out how his german is. this is president obama boarding air force one about five minutes ago. he's going to germ many and will wrap up his trip in peru later this week. >> depending on who you listen to, president elect trump's transition team is in complete disarray or it's not. after dining out in new york city last night, the president-elect took to twitter refuting what sources claim is a stalinesque purge going on in trump's inner circle, while trump calls it

i'm going to swing you back around here to citadel post five. two stocks.all, johnson & johnson, biggest detractor in terms of points. so the biggest drag so far. and then one more name to mention here. united health group. the reason i put this up here, it's one of the better performers so far today. one of the biggest point contributors. it's also the best performing dow component since the dow first hit 18,000. that was just shy of christmas back in 2014. united health, one to watch there as well. overall, traders watching today. not a lot of headlines. still, volumes will be scarce. we'll see if we can get some momentum. we're at the worst level so far today. still up by 40 points on the dow. back to you. >> counting down to the close in the uk and across europe. lot of green overseas as well. let's get to seema mody a little bit earlier than usual. seema? >> stocks in europe continue their post u.s. election rally. there's new data showing that eurozone consumer confidence reaching its highest level of the year, despite those political risks looming. k

and part of our job here at the citadel of free speech is to provide a platform for issues and perspectives that do not often get heard but are vitally important. november is national adoption awareness month, an annual campaign to raise awareness for children and youth in foster care who are waiting for families. right now more than 107,000 , children are currently in foster care. while this awareness campaign is only two decades old, the formal process of adoption dates back to the 1850's when massachusetts passed what is thought to be the first modern adoption law. since then, adoption has evolved and changed with society moving from a secretive and often stigmatized process to one more open and widely recognized. not only a viable way to build a family but a viable act to make the world a little bit better one childhood at a time. it is not that simple or always that straightforward. movements around feminism, lgbt equality and civil rights as well as the increased acceptance of single mother lead households and interracial and interethnic families have also helped contribute to adoptio

president obama is in athens greece where he toured the famed acropolis citadel.was closed to the public for the president's visit. he's expected to deliver a speech to the greeks later today as he winds up the first leg of his final foreign policy tour of his presidency. >> president-elect donald trump 's transition team is having problems setting up a new administration. michigan representative mike rogers opted out of becoming national security adviser. vice president elect mike pence has decided all lobbyists should be off the team. trump himself broke with coverage protocol last night by leaving without his press contingent as he head for dinner at an exclusive manhattan club and later tweeted very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet and many other positions. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. >> a florida mother is sharing some scary video in hopes it will serve as a wakeup call to other parents. keep your eye on the baby on the changing table. the mother turns her back just as the 11 month old slides off. out of nowhere the

if you look here, post 5, citadel securities post, you see goldman sachs up by half a percent, but carries lot of weight in the dow. one of the biggest point contributors to today's move higher for the dow jones industrial average. follow me around here, i want to show you two stocks in focus, cat pilerpilla caterpillar, dow component and john deere. john deere on the heels of earnings up 11%. this on the heels of, again, a bullish commentary coming out of them for what will happen next year. two big heavy equipment makers powering things. financials very much a focus for a lot of traders down here as well. you made allusion to it earlier. m an m&t bank, some financials starting to make some moves higher and that's helping to power the markets now. back over to you. >> thanks, dom. >>> president-elect donald trump will spend thanksgiving in florida. ahead of the holiday, we're hearing more about his cabinet picks. eamon javers is live in washington with the latest. >> we're hearing more about his cabinet picks just in the past couple of seconds as i'm told now that nbc news confirmed that

not only was it going to be a gun platform to defend the city it was going to be a safe haven, a citadel for the entire community. the plan was for castillo once the fortress was built, if the city came under attack, everybody in town could grab their values, live inside this fortress until help came from the next nearest spanish community. only problem was, that was havana, cuba, so they would be inside the fort for up to three months. so the fort was geared toward that. the rooms on the west side were food storage rooms. north side and east side stored military goods. in 1702, the fall of that year, the english come down from charleston, carolina, and attack st. augustine. by the second day of the attack the spanish decide to abandon the city. the guns upstairs are providing covering fire from the bastions so that the people of town can go ahead and make their way up to the fortress and this is one of the guns doing that. but this is barrel is of note because during the second day of the siege this gun exploded. through the front end of the gun off the top of the fort and buried it wit

currently he's serving as president of the brigadier foundation of the citadel where his positive efforts are being felt throughout the foundation and the rest of the college. congratulations, we're proud of you in savannah, georgia. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from missouri seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to nor army corporal donald matnee, a korean war veteran. on july 20, 1950, his unit attempted to delay enemy from capturing a town near at this january, south carolina. units were able to force the division out of town and block withdrawal routes. he was reported missing in action following the attacks. after 56 long years, his remains were identified and he has made his final trip home. mrs. hartzler: he fought in defevens america and the freedom we sherrish cherished tate. asaddened thinking of the time loss but thankful the family

. >> i want to thank the citadel, the city club for offering this because we've prabrought up som amazing topics that restore my faith in democracy because these conversations are so important. you brought up some disparate points. you know, talking about america is the moral authority versus the vulnerable populations in syria. you have also talked about promotion of democracy. when i'm not even 100% sure democracy as it stands is the form of government that i think protects the people. because i don't know how we're protecting the minorities. any minority. even white men, if that's the minority you want to talk about because they are, obviously, super angry, and they voted for donald trump. so that being said, right, with all these pressures you're talking about. religion, vulnerable populations, economics, many countries with many views on how this goes, and this guy who is ready to go off the wall on twitter at any minute with whatever he's thinking at 3:00 a.m., right, my question is, we've got a really vulnerable crisis that's not only occurring in syria but that's been occurring fo