. >> the c-span bus tour continues its 50 capitals to her in january with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta, and montgomery. on each visit we will speak with state officials during our live "washington journal" program. follow the tour and join us january 16 at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh north carolina when our "washington journal" guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. >> at his annual year ended news conference, russian president vladimir putin this year answered question on north korea and syria. relations with president trump, russian interference in u.s. elections and his decision to run for president again. this is a 90 minute portion of his for hour-long news conference. ♪ ♪ ♪

>>> the bus tour continues its 50 capitals tour in january with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta and montgomery. on each visit we'll speak with state officials during our live washington journal program. follow the tour and join us on january 16th at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina, when our washington guest is josh stein. >>> this next cia video briefing from about 1986 depicted how soviet state run media portrayed america. in 2011, the central intelligence agency's information management services declassified over 200 documents regarding intelligence on the soviet union. that the cia provided the reagan administration. included in the release were cia video briefings created by the director of intelligence for policy makers. >> the people don't have power in your country. what you have a crime, sadism, unemployment, drug addiction. i don't think you're young people do anything but harm to their country. >> beat it was one of an unprecedented hits. [speaking in a foreign language] ♪ ♪ >> translator: the americans are preparing for war. we don't want war, we

. >>> the bus tour continues its 50 capitals tour in january with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta and montgomery. on each visit we'll speak with state officials during our live washington journal program. follow the tour and join us on january 16th at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina, when our washington guest is josh stein. >>> this next cia video briefing from about 1986 depicted how soviet state run media portrayed america. in 2011, the central intelligence agency's information management services declassified over 200 documents regarding intelligence on the soviet union. that the cia provided the reagan administration. included in the release were cia video briefings created by the director of intelligence for policy makers.

. >>> the c-span bus tour continues its 50 capitals tour in january with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta, and montgomery. on each visit we'll speak with state officials during our live "washington journal" program. follow the tour and join us on january 16th at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina, when our "washington journal" guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. >>> this next cia video briefing from about 1986 depicted how soviet state run media portrayed america. in 2011, the central intelligence agency's information management services declassified over 200 documents regarding intelligence on the soviet union. that the cia provided the reagan administration. included in the release were cia video briefings created by the director of intelligence for policymakers. >> the people don't have power in your country. what you have is crime, sadism, unemployment, drug addiction. i don't think you're young people do anything but harm to their country. ♪ >> "beat it" was one of an unprecedented half dozen hits. [ speaking in foreign language ] ♪ bea

raleigh police lit me up and pulled me over. they asked me to take a picture. >> his mobile christmas display is an evolving project. this year he added the wheel lights. that was my question, do police pull you over? he gets a warning. >> and let's get a selfie. it is for the kids. >>> i left out today with a coat, scarf and gloves. i had to take it off. >> you won't need it for a while. it will be warm to mild through the week. let's start with a live look outside. it is fairly mild. it is still 53 downtown. dew points upper 30s. temperatures are not going to fall below that number unless we get drier air. tonight some clouds. chilly. 30s and 40s. everyone stays above freezing tonight. bus stop temperatures 38 to 50. warmer tomorrow. it is beautiful. 60degrees. breezy but it is a warm breeze. cooler but above average on wednesday and thursday. we'll drop from 60 into the low 50s. maybe the suburbs hold the upper 40s both days. we'll stay mild. 60 tomorrow. 53 wednesday. 52 thursday. back to 60 on friday. back to 62 on saturday

eastern for our stop in raleigh, north guest attorneyur general josh stein. violent extremists use social media and what is being done about it. talkedgton journal" within official who wrote a book about it. : we continue our authors series, welcoming haroon ullah. his book is called "the digital world war, islamist extremists and the fight for digital supremacy." before we get into the fight for that digital battlefield, first define some terms for us, especially the important distinction you make in the title and throughout the book about islamists and extremists. guest: i am thrilled to be here to talk to you about something i'm passionate about. part of it is that i think islamists, when you think distinguished from extremists you look on a couple of different dimensions. do they play by the rules of the game? what do they say about the constitution? do they use extra electoral means? the big one is do they use violence? do they think violence is a legitimate way in terms of communicating and achieving their goals? when you look at those markers, iu will

eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina.hen our washington journal guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> next a discussion about the classified u.s. special army attachments. for more than 40 years with the author of special forces berlin. clandestined cold war operations of the u.s. army's elite. 1956 to 1990. the discussion was hosted by the daniel morgan graduate school of national security. it runs about an hour.

would say fewer than 2 percent of the audience so what is it like to be in the middleid of a trump raleigh to be caged in with the other journalist?. >> a lot of the time sometimes it will sound offensive you will assume that the root is not with him. you can tell what is happening or how people are responding.in there were multiple instances where he would say something like get the baby out of here he was clearly joking but it did not come off that way somebody treated but that was not how it read but he never lost any room. even saying truly wild stuff. so what in god's name? [laughter] is donald trump doing? to say you have to cover this in the morning. it is crazy into madness. indians are ben carson supporters evangelicals in iowa clearly looked up to ben carson budget donald trump was the eviscerating him to call him names. and it is the you have a point to. [laughter] so to defy the odds. not only the trump rallies with the gas stations or the airports to become the of bellwether and i can tell you cabdrivers in miami, washingtonve d.c., d.c., st. louis , north carolina nine times

past richmond, towards raleigh. expect rain in atlanta, the raleigh area. going to be out and about. not expecting that rain. cloud cover, cool, 43 degrees at the start. not a cold start at all. 47, mostly cloudy at noon. we clear out as the sun is starting to go down. temperatures around 48. down to about 42. it will be colder as we head into the day on thursday. take a look at the thumbs. down to 46 on thursday. that's the average high for this time of year. plenty of sunshine and a cold start to the day. 35. average of 32. little above average there. 52 on friday. more clouds. then saturday is an interesting day with another storm system. we're going to see the chance of rain early in the day on saturday and into the warm sector. mid-60s with brazen conditions. another chance of rain in the afternoon. much colder air on christmas eve. temperatures around 48. yesterday, if you remember, i had 65 here on a monday. on christmas. i told you, it's a battle between cold air and warm air. i thought the warm air would win out. now it's looking like the cold air

>>> the c-span bus tour continues its 50 capitals tour in january with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta, and montgomery. on each visit we'll speak with state officials during our live "washington journal" program. follow the tour and join us on january 16th at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina when our "washington journal" guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. >>> appearing in his beverly hills home library, academy award-winning actor and world war ii bomber pilot james stewart uses models, animation, and archival film to describe how the u.s. air force missile and jet arsenal is used as a deterrent in the cold war. mr. stewart, who also describes his world war ii service in a b-24 liberator, was promoted to brigadier general in the u.s. air force reserve in 1959 and flew a 1966 vietnam bombing mission. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. i hope you'll excuse all this, but i've been taking some time off from my job to look into something important to all of us that seems to be pretty well confused. what i mean is missiles, high performance airplanes. why do we

join us on january 16 for our stop in raleigh, north carolina, when our washington journal guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. >>> next, a u.s. army film that tells the story of refugees fleeing soviet-occupied east germany through berlin to west germany when an estimated 20,000 germans were crossing the border each month. from 1945 until this film was made, about nine million had been granted refugee status in west germany. >> berlin. the target area for the strangest invasion of our time. an invasion by its own people -- germans fleng

notice for the most part travel but if you know somebody that's going to be heading back down to raleighook at that wintry mix there. wednesday right around lunchtime. here in our area it's sunny on wednesday with temperatures only around 30 degrees for a high. so again, as i said before, i'll say it again, it's all about the chill. take a look. here's your storm team 4 seven-day forecast. thursday 28. does become mostly cloudy on friday, and keeping friday dry right now it looks like the storm system will stay off the coast, offshore. 30 degrees, but it will be clouds. and then if we look to your saturday maybe some snow showers with the clipper that would come down from the north. we wouldn't see a lot of accumulation. maybe around an inch, but it's going to be cold enougher anything that falls is going to stick. sunday, that's new year's eve, it's breezy. it's 27 degrees for a niep if you're going to be out ringing the new year during evening hours you want to keep in mind we'll likely have wind chills in the single digits. we then start out 20 high temperature of 24 degrees tuesday,

c-span us tour continues in january with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta and montgomery.t will speak with state officials during our live washington journal program. join the tour and join us for our stop in raleigh, north carolina when our guest is north carolina attorney general, josh stein. >> all this week, washington journal features key authors of 2017. book.can't stern and his it is just under an hour. "washington journal" continues. stern tells us to talk about his expense writing his book "republican like me -- how i left the liberal bubble and learned to love the right," and you chatted with us in the fall about the time this book was being published. what the impetus was for writing this book -- you going out, a lifelong democrat, decided to live life as a republican. guest: like a lot of people, i have been concerned

lynchburg. 70, raleigh. we will talk about the influence of a cold and the wind for part of the weekend. roads -- julie: on the roads, lanes are open on the wilson bridge. traveling on the westbound freeway, this is where we have problems. uptalled vehicle is tying the center of the road. heads up coming off to 95 to the westbound freeway towards main avenue. inner loop of the beltway, pushing north towards 270, a 14 minute ride. accident activity along the far right lane. that is the trouble spot for those leaving fairfax. that is the traffic watch. i am back in 10 minutes, keeping and i on the ride on 270. autria: breaking overnight, a fire leaving 29 people dead. larry: we are learning about where this started. withnna: this fire started a parked car and spread to the rest of the apartment building. about 20 people were rescued using ladders to climb onto a helicopter. others jumped on balconies on inflatable mats. president is expected to visit that site later today. larry: a courthouse decimated after a

follow the tour and join us on january 16 for stop in raleigh, north carolina when our guest is north carolina attorney general, josh stein. [inaudible] >> every collaboration has stories too. i'm curious as to how the two of you met. >> i know jonathan puts it in these terms but this was an arranged marriage. so the funders really wanted to replicate work that jonathan and the team had done internationally. they wrote a book called portfolio for the poor. that book had fired many people. we have a ton of data and yet somehow this managed to give -- they knew that there should be a local partner. so i describe myself as a local color in this project. that was my original role. >> host: tell us a little bit. >> i work for the center of financial services organization. we work on failure to help with at the time we were looking on the issue been under -- rigid consumer research on the first national study to understand what it meant to be under banked. when i joined the organization my first job they said think about what our next big research was that i started rummaging around and we

going to because this is ari nor odio no longer represents the last it's so bizarre because north raleigh north actually represents the last time a president used like a shadowy group from the cia you know the regular administration basically used north to set up. the secret unit to wage a covert war against nicaragua back in the eighty's despite congress saying that the administration could not spend any money on military intervention in the in the civil war of the central america in the one nine hundred dollar was there was the iran contra run it's selling arms to help out the contras and like all of that almost was thrown in jail for it got pardoned later on i believe you know you see this over and over again now but what's interesting is everybody is denying this everyone's all across the board americans everybody denying yeah erik prince actually sighed and in e-mails to the intercept he said that out of quickly you stated that i have zero to do with any after such effort and saying that i did do would be categorically false knowingly publishing false information exposed as you just

for our stop in raleigh, north carolina. our washington journal guest is north carolina attorney general, josh stein. >> california attorney general, xavier becerra, spoke at the national press club in washington about lawsuits he has filed against the federal government. over the trump administration is environmental rollbacks and integration programs. this is almost an hour. >> all right, hello everybody. i guess we will get started. good morning. welcome to the national press club and welcome to everyone watching online, and on c-span. my name is chris megerian. i am a reporter at the los angeles times. i am a new member of press club. i'm happy to be here hosting the headlines newsmaker with the attorney general, xavier becerra.many are the mayor with him. he served 12 times as a congressman from los angeles. a member of the ways and means committee and the highest ranking latino in congress. up until a few weeks ago was facing our sacramento bureau. i more to my with his recent work in california. governor jerry brown a

during a game against north carolina state in raleigh. paramedics worked to save his life..iving him c-p-r. he was carried off on a stretcher, and rushed to a hospital. he's expected to be ok. solomon says nothing like this has ever happened to him before. he says he's grateful to the people who saved his life. an impromptu street performance by the irish rock band, u-2 is going viral. the band members were in new york city, when they gave the public just a half-hour notice on facebook. bono, the edge, and their bandmates then held a pop-up concert on 26 manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. they played songs from their new album, "songs of experience." the street concert was live streamed on facebook. and it's already been viewed about three-million times. an amazing sight in the night sunday. it was the first and only supermoon of this year! this was the view from washington, d-c. nasa photographer bill ingalls captured these photos. supermoons happen when the sun, moon and earth align, and a full or new moon aligns with the sun's lunar orb. the supermoon tends to be brighter

have that down home mentality of we are your neighborhood shop, and we wanted to fill that gap for raleigh. >> representatives for other companies like mizuno and skechers are in contact too. they had both worked at larger store, and what they saw there is exactly what they didn't want. >> you may not know who the owners are. but when you look at our shop, they're going to see us and we're going to say hello and probably know their name. rather than them being a customer, they become a friend. >> running groups, races, and a major push for community events helped bring runology's social presence to the top of many feeds. >> you guys are doing these crazy events with treadmills on the sidewalk and people hanging out, watching. seems kind of strange, but you have people in your shop. >> more customers in stores means more eyeballs on products. and it's also translated into shares, retweets, and hashtags. >> do as much stuff outside your door as you are inside the door. and eastbound trafficly, that's going to create some energy and people buy stuff. if they're having a good experience when t

raleigh is getting it down towards columbia, south carolina, atlanta.ou still have the upper area of low pressure, see that spin right there, that's got to come across the i-95 area and maybe 75 and 81 if you're thinking about taking those down south toni you may run into some rain. to the north, however, not dealing with any problems there. as far as what we're dealing with here tomorrow, not a bad day. it will be cool but about average for this time of year. starting off around 36. our average now is 45. it will be a little above average. 41 degrees at 7:00. really looking pretty good in the afternoon. up to 54 on friday with more cloud cover. then we get to saturday and a really good chance for rain. we've got 62 for a high but it's not going to be a very nice afternoon. as a matter of fact, this is what i'm expecting. periods of rain and warm temperatures. rain is heavy at times. half an inch to maybe more than an inch of rain and we need the rain as it comes in on saturday and it could be a big travel day. travel trouble out there, especially if yo

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let's hear from david in raleigh, north carolina, on our democrats' line. caller: i'm disappointed that the bill has passed and they threw in getting rid of the mandate so the health care system will collapse and they are going to drill in alaska in a preserved area. it's wrong and they know it's wrong. thank you. host: president trump making a note of that, bringing the two senators from alaska to the podium and congressman don young who pushed for drilling in the wildlife reserve. this is new york on the republican line, paul. caller: yes, how are you doing? caller: the republicans need to suicide.g circular they just don't want to back this man. they don't want to back trump. and he's going to turn this country around big time. host: do you think they showed their support for him by long passing this measure and also the comments you heard today at the white house? caller: i'm watching the comments right now. i think they were badgered into it basically because they know if they didn't vote it, they wouldn't be in office in 2018. host: alan is next on th

you notice some rain changing to snow around raleigh. they have a better chance of getting some of that than we do. this storm system, though, saturday morning, it does come through on sunday and give everybody areawide a chance for flurry activity but that's really about it. partly sunny and seasonable. not a bad day out there on our thursday. 42 and cold on friday. so we are going to saturday, a chance south and east with that system i just talked about. temperature of 43 degrees. rain or snow. best chance is southern maryland. sunday flurries. area-wide flurries. windchills in the 20s all day on sunday and then a better chance of sunlight on tuesday and then again next friday. we get much colder next week, however. a high on wednesday of 32. >> that sounds like 2.1 chances of snow to me. >> right. 2.1. >> thank you, doug. >> we'll take it anyway. >> thank you, doug. >>> defying the advice of world leaders, president trump makes a controversial move to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. we're gathering local reaction and tak

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it's part of a bigger system that's brought rain and snow through areas like raleigh, north carolina.and then the next storm that comes up, the next big one, it, too, we are missing out on that one, too. you mention the windchill and feels like temperatures overnight. notice where we are at 11:00. 4 in gaithersburg and manassas. 7 in d.c., 9 in fredericksburg and 3 in martinsburg and gaithersburg. so extreme cold but this is really just day one. this trend continues through the first part of the new year. amelia is looking at this. >> as we head into tomorrow afternoon, we go from the single digit windchills to feeling with temperatures in the teens and as we look to friday and saturday, it's not all that bad. new year's eve day, feels like temperatures during the afternoon are only around 15 degrees and as we feels like temperatures during the day are between 5 and 10 degrees. so a frigid start to the new year if you plan on being outdoors, whether you're hitting the slopes or just going to stand outside to ring in the new year, maybe watch the bell come down, here's what to expect.

by sunday we are still 54 and 63 in raleigh. we get into christmas day we are still on the warm side. arctic air will lag across the mountains and spill over the mountains monday night into tuesday. that means a wet, but not white christmas eve with temperatures in the upper 40s and 50s. it is 51 right now. winds light out of the south at five. not that cold tonight. chilly. 30s and 40s. everybody holds above freezing. bus stop temperatures 38 to 50. that's good for what is now late december. warmer tomorrow. beautiful. we are talking 60 degrees tomorrow. it is golfable. on wednesday and thursday. temperatures upper 40s in the suburbs and low 50s downtown. we'll stay mild. 60 tomorrow. 53 on wednesday. 52 thursday. look at this. back to 60 on friday. back to 62 on saturday. kind of weird. i don't like it that warm in december. tonight 10:00 some clouds. partly cloudy. especially out toward the i-81 corridor. 47 downtown at 10:00. by morning everybody is above freezing. 30s and 40s. by 9:00 we are in the mid 40s. maybe 42. 44 lee

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. >> is upset about tweet i sent out a few days so for a rally in raleigh. to say that 10 times fast. a rally in raleigh. there were five points about the book. there's some funny moments. for h a bunch of protesters got organized and they kept interrupting a speech over and over again at five to 10 minute intervals, not for he abruptly stopped talking and left the stage to shake hands with people and i said this on twitter and he was serious about it. they sent an e-mail saying mr. trump thought your tweets were disgraceful. not nice. fast, hope. after that e-mail you followed up a going online on his twitter feed and tweeting up and tweeting out that i'm a liar that i should be fired in a series of five tweet. so my twitter feed is full of people calling me a liar and saying i am disgusting and making fun of me and my family and also death threat. >> and it jumps from the digital world to the realn world and the belly of that battleship. >> we're in the belly of thehe battleship. we are jumping around supper following. as donald trump get on stage to make

never drove fears of sewer jokes towards your staying spawn said jeannie in raleigh. stow. deludes three thirty year old. which it's just. too. great in the nick of a ross running insisting that rachel not in keeping him i am. that i don't have to give up the game and begin my pregame i begin my pregame i. tried to stop to try to put the guardian. to the rest of us the bus the bus the bus or the courts the ballots would but the question what does it does it just didn't does it just didn't deliver the goods but it's. what the new one is that. i started out to buy the city i was sitting bolt upright it. or are. there told and told me if sim that somewhat different than much as it's one of the huge that's huge huge huge huge huge we just as a by even the general might be a bit purposely using the best look you do to help us continue did it i did for all i mean you should i take it to mr bush who should lose of course to doing. the filibuster just that sonny doing you should that you would if i had to move you just punched him the cambodian yes yes even you know when a child. w

the c-span bus tour continues its 50 capitals to her in january with stops in raleigh, andmbia, atlanta montgomery. we will speak with state officials during our live "washington journal" program. follow the tour and join his tenure were 16 at nine: 30 a.m. eastern for stop in raleigh-north carolina, where our "washington journal post once guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. "afterwards,"t on christopher scalia, son of the late supreme court justice antonin scalia, talks about his book, "scalia speaks." his interview by los angeles times supreme court correspondent, david savage. forward tooking finding a written version of that speech because i love that speech am i thought it was great. it included wonderful passage where he compared the living anstitution approach to television commercial from the 1980's, a prego commercial, were somebody's making pasta, heating up store-but pasta sauce, and the husband tested his wife, "you are using this store-bought sauce. you are not doing it homemade? what about the oregano? what about the pepper? -- and the wife would say, it's

. >> the c-span bus tour continues its 50 capitals bus tour with stops in raleigh, montgomery and -- follow the tour and join us on january 16th at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina when our washington journal guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. >> announcer: next on c-span 3, american history tv now presents a lecture by arizona state university professor jonathan barth. he teaches a class about the rise of andrew jackson in his presidency. whig party members, henry clay and daniel webster. this is 55 minutes. >>> well, good morning everybody, and welcome to american history. my name is jonathan barth. you all know me as professor barth. and i am a history professor at arizona state university in conjunction with two very stellar world class programs, and there they are on the screen. the school of historical, philosophical and religious studies, quite a mouthful. so we call this shippers, great program. and then also the center for political thought and leadership, or ptl, another stellar program. if this lecture intrigues you, you should ch

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never drove fears of seward's towards your staying spawn said jeannie in raleigh just oh. three thirty year old. which it's just good to. see. the whites on the mic at a grass cutting exists in that way to an audience if again i am. by the way picking up a new map of the map again my bringing my prick in my. thread to stop to try to put the guardian. to the rest of us the bus the bus the bus or the votes that ballots with both question what does it does or does it really didn't does it just didn't deliver the goods but it's. what the new one is that. i started out to by say i was in a pow but i did it. or are. there told and told me it seemed that somewhat different than much as it's one of those huge that's huge huge huge huge huge just as a by even the general made him a bit purposely using the best look you do to help us continue did it i did for i mean you should that if they keep doing this to bush who should lose because they doing. good with us is just that sonny doing you should that you would if i had to move you just punch them the cambodian yes yes even you know

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. >>> rocking the raleighs you're not going to believe how generous wizards guard john wall is. that story on the way in oprah warns her fans >>> the clark county coroner has released a griming report stemming from the las vegas massacre. the shooter stephen paddock killed 58 people in october before taking his own life. it's the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. most of the victims died from a single gunshot. four of them were shot several times. federal and local authorities have not said publicly what they think motivated paddock. >>> oprah is warning fans about a new holiday scam. this impersonation is called a life scamming farm. >> it's a fraud it's a fraud. >> oprah winfrey is on the offensive against online scammers pretending to be her. the fake accounteds popped up on instagram this month promising to give $5,000 to each of their first 100,000 followers. their name suggested they affiliated with on. >> let's get ready for favorite things. 2017. >> these fake accounts often used real videos like this one from winfrey. the video shows winfrey with our own g

the happy little world, a sweet and livy suburb of raleigh, north carolina. a place a young family would aspire to. if you were someone like hannah pritchard, for example. >> there's always lots of friend-making going on through someone you meet. lots of cookouts and family functions. >> like the one in the neighborhood the night before. so hannah would have heard party stories that saturday morning from her friend nancy cooper. would have. because nancy didn't show up. >> i hadn't heard from her maybe by like 10:00 i called her house. brad answered and he said oh, she went for a run. >> nancy was an athlete, training for a half marathon. brad cooper was nancy's husband. >> i was like, okay. when did she leave? i don't know. 6:30 or 7:00. i was like, she's not back? >> weird. if nancy had to cancel their meeting, surely she would have called. hannah cooled her heels. >> at 1:00, the phone rang and i saw on the caller i.d. it was her house. i answered the phone. hey, where have you been? he said, no, hannah, it's brad. nancy is still not back. >> now brad was

the happy little world, a sweet and leafy suburb of raleigh, north carolina called cary. the sort of place a young family would aspire to. if you were someone like hannah pritchard, for example. >> there's always lots of friend-making going on through someone you meet. lots of cookouts and family functions. >> like the one in the neighborhood the night before. so hannah would have heard party stories that saturday morning from her friend nancy cooper. would have. because nancy didn't show up. >> i hadn't heard from her maybe by like 10:00 i called her house. brad answered and he said oh, she went for a run. >> nancy was an athlete, had been training for a half marathon. brad cooper was nancy's husband. >> i was like, oh, okay. well, when did she leave? he told me i don't know, like 6:30 or 7:00. i was like, she's not back? >> weird. if nancy had to cancel their meeting, surely she would have called. hannah cooled her heels. >> at 1:00 the phone rang and i saw on the caller i.d. it was her house. i answered the phone. hey, where have you been? he said no, hannah, it's brad

visit ncicap.org] >> the bus tour continues with stops in raleigh and montgomery. they will speak with state officials. follow the tour and join us on january 16 at 9:30 am eastern for our stop in raleigh when our washington journal guest is josh stein. >> i've been attacked by the right-wing, the russians, the truck campaign and now i can -- now i can add to that list, the clinton campaign. >> sunday, donna brazil talks about her life and politics in her memoir, hacks. .sk i was here at kent ng hillary was very excited. she has roots in illinois. friend mignon, we were in the third floor. i didn't know barack obama. washington, rahm emanuel. i haven't heard of barack obama. 2003. him spring let me say this, the rest is history. execute and day, sunday night on c-span -- q and a, sunday night on c-span. 31, 1988, aer flight was destroyed by a terrorist bomb killing 270 people. markedth anniversary was by a remembrance ceremony at allington national ceremony. speakers included jeff sessions and family members of the victims. this runs an hour and 25 minutes.

great national championship and the aztecs in the 61 superbowl at walt disney world and facing north raleighone and the 12-year-olds ran away with the trophy 28-0 and division one jv national champs in the varsity division the northwest raiders also winners. >> lots to celebrate and can stay in disney to celebrate. >> owed to mickey. >> much more ahead in the next 30 minutes for action news at 11:00 including the latest on the devastating wildfires out west that already destroyed hundreds of homes but california governor is saying tonight. ♪ action news continues. ♪ saturday night walter is off i'm brian taff and here is what is happening at action news at 11:30 light show may be falling in parts of south jersey still but the winter weather is behind us out of the try state area and early december storms blanket the region leaving 8" behind in some places and those saturday snow provided fun and festive environment for people in center city and drivers use caution hitting the roads tonight or tomorrow morning because the pretty snow could turn pretty dangerous if it freezes and get this we a

so he shifted to raleigh. he was acutely aware of how this would look in richmond. his first order was to retreat 60 miles. but there was nothing for it. in addition to the logistical inherited,was -- he he had to deal with a lot of personal baggage including his own that several generals brought with him including this guy. i am really astonished that at a conference about generals we love to hate we have nobody talking about braxton bragg. let me take a few kicks. [laughter] back in 1864, braxton bragg had written several secret and poisonous letters to jefferson davis, attacking joe johnston. johnston had replaced him in command, and bragg frankly resented it. johnston did not learn about these letters until later. bragg found himself under johnstons command. that is embarrassing. [laughter] bragg begged davis to get him out of it. davis refused -- learn to work together. and johnston, rather than seek some measure of revenge for bragg's backstabbing, which he now knew about, instead ordered dh hill to reinforce bragg. that led to another quandary, because he'll

they beat the north raleigh bulldelk 28-0 to win the pop warner national championship. >>> that is yourat sports. denise, back to you. >> danny, thanks so much. steve is back with a final check of the forecast. >> still snowing in many areas. you can see the winter wonderland down at the shore and many areas, snow will come to an end here a little after midnight. watch out for slippery roads. >>> that's nbc 10 news for now. for all of us here, we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, fire and ice, the epic battle in california, more than 8,000 firefighters still on the front lines, almost 800 buildings destroyed. some residents now going home to see what's left or not. as the east coast gets hit by its first blast of winter, and plenty of travel troubles. >>> three days before a tight senate election marked by scandal, the final push to get out the vote in bama. the president campaigns for the man accused of sexual misconduct. >>> health care deadlock. with just six days left to enrole, what you need to know about obamacare, which remains in effect for now. >>> new surgeon

. >>> the c-span bus tour continues its 50 capitals tour in january with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta, and montgomery. on each visit we'll speak with state officials during our live "washington journal" program. follow the tour and join us on january 16th at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina when our "washington journal" guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. >>> appearing in his beverly hills home library, academy award-winning actor and world war ii bomber pilot james stewart uses models, animation, and archival film to describe how the u.s. air force missile and jet arsenal is used as a deterrent in the cold war. mr. stewart, who also describes his world war ii service in a b-24 liberator, was promoted to brigadier general in the u.s. air force reserve in 1959 and flew a 1966 vietnam bombing mission. ♪

in raleigh, columbia, atlanta and montgomery. they will speak with state officials during our live washington journal program. a.m.w the tour at 9:30 eastern for a stop in raleigh, north carolina when i washington journal guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. this past year marks the centennial of the u.s. entry into world war i. this monday on american history tv, we will show highlights of coverage of the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri. here is a preview. on the president and ceo of the national world war i museum and memorial. is suchorial and museum a striking image on the kansas city skyline. what a great story that goes with it. november 1918 armistice, a group of business leaders gathered and said let's -- ofething to honor the kansas city and create attribute of peace. what easy buying these the outcome of that. they fund raising campaign lasted only two weeks that raise more than $2.5 million. the global and now is about $40 million. the people gathered on this site in 19

eastern for a stop in raleigh, north carolina when our washington journal guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. on capitol hill, the house coming and briefly this afternoon at 4:30 p.m. eastern for a pro forma session. the legislativno legislative bus is expected. congress starts next week. the senate back on january 3 in the house a few days later on the eighth. ohe senate will welcome ttw new democratic lawmakers, doug jones and tina smith. they will debate extending government funding past january 19. later in the month, the state of the union address. the house speaker has invited president trump to address the joint session of congress cheney were 30 you can watch -- congress january 30. and thewatch the senate house on c-span. >> earlier this year, former fox news host gretchen carlson sat down with sally quinn for discussion on sexual harassment and abuse. the conversation took place shortly after "then your times" -- "the new york times" published a story detailing decades of abuses from harvey weinstein. ms. carlson is the author of "be fierce: stop harassment and t

and raleigh into the teens and 20s. this is nothing. by monday, even colder. >> no end in sight. thank you. >>> for many of us this day after christmas meant back to work. for others, back to the stores for returns and some more great deals in what has been a strong season of holiday sales. katie beck has been following it all and has our report. >> reporter: after christmas, return to the mall to make returns. >> i usually don't go out day after christmas. >> reporter: more than half americans receiving at least one unwanted gift. >> i'm in the 50%. >> reporter: today the malls still packed. estimated 13% will end up back on store shelves. >> afraid if i come later, will be much worse. >> reporter: overall a win for retailers. unemployment down, consumer confidence up. holiday sales hit best pace since 2011, up nearly 5% this season. people returning today are doing it right according to experts. who say the sooner you take it back, the better. many big box retailers have limited window. amazon until january 31st, best buy, january 14th, apple only until january 8th. if you don'

it plans to build its plant east of raleigh, the state's capital.t's expected to produce 6 million tires a year. they could get up to $162 million from state and local tax breaks, worker training and other incentives. >>> the ad browser from google chrome will go into effect. no pop-up ads, no ads that prevent web content from being displayed until a timer runs out and no ads that cover a large portion of the website. but the ad-blocking function won't prevent an ad from tracking you. >>> and, anne-marie, this story smacks of burger heresy, but here it is. mcdonald's plans to sell the vegan burger. it consists of a soy patty, bun, lettuce, pickle, for more and more people wanting to eat plant based people. >> that's me. i would be totally into the mcvegan. i'll take one for the team and you can try that coffee beer. wendy gillette at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, beating the holidays literally. if you're stressed out by christmas, we'll show you a room where you can take out your frustrations. right for me?treatmen