syracuse has been doing great work. from my perspective, the work syracuse has been doing at a domestic level, as well as an international level, on these topics needs to be explored more, bringing people together from diverse immunities to look diverseissue more -- communities to look at this issue more deeply. callhillips: i think that to hear the voices of the unheard and to hear the stories that have been neglected is the perfect way to end this powerful and provocative panel. i want you to join me in thanking this amazing panel. [applause] thank you all, and good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> this is american history tv, exploring our nation's past every weekend on c-span three. america, 30 years ago, the u.s. army launched operation just cause, the invasion of panama. the panama deception is a 19 93 academy award-winning independent documentar

>> began franklin had to come to syracuse and ha have just receny gotten this new position. he literally came up to testify. just about franklin roosevelt but all the witnesses who testified, even if they were not testifying for roosevelt would come up and shake his hand and you know, want to give him a dac/etc.. that's one of the interesting things about this. you can imagine writing a book like this we were trying to extract every franklin roosevelt put the code, and i think that we took it about as far as it went. i think we have time for one more if there is one. we have to let our speaker go because he has a live television commitment but you are all invited upstairs. i want to apologize to everyone because i want to be here but this came up late last week i have to host a show tonight in the half-an-hour so i'm running out of think you all. [applause] our. good evening, everybody. i'm part of the event staff at politics and prose. before we begin i'd like to go over a few quick announcements splease silence your cell phones and other noise making devices

this is 2019 and in syracuse, where he says hate has no place.arly all of the students' demands trying to make his campus safer and more inclusive. >>> good easterninvening. after weeks of republican complaints that the impeachment inquiry has only told the democrats' side of the story, an important deadline has just arrived. the house judiciary committee gave president trump until 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight to let the committee know whether or not the white house will be sending a lawyer to its first hearing on impeachment on wednesday. as we wait for word from the white house about what they will do, whether or not they will send a legal team, the president also faces a second deadline on friday on whether the white house plans to attend the proceedings overall after that first hearing on wednesday. in these final weeks before what is expects to be a historic vote. now, this will just be the

so tomorrow at noon, from rochester to syracuse to the capital district and hears north of hartford,t clears out and by friday evening, it is over with. as far as snow totals go today and tomorrow, the white shows you one to three inches which includes massachusetts and new hampshire, southern portions of vermont but the only areas that will get plowable snow are in central new york from the syracuse area to rochester of the rest of the country looks great. the last couple of day, dallas, san antonio, to houston, in the 70s today. and 62 in atlanta. and a lot of beautiful, even st. louis today at 57. looks pretty nice, guys. and talk later, about the next big storm that will hit the west coast and move across the country. >> a storm on the horizon. >> what was that snow formation called, a clipper low? >> a clipper, i'll send you a little, i'll send you cliff notes. >> he will try to take your job. >> the best gig in town. i'll tell you. >> there you go. thank you. >>> still ahead, lawmakers, on the impeachment trial in the senate while new polls reveals the majority of americans bel

, new york, syracuse in early new york state was a hot bed of underground railroad abolitionist activity. this was in the wake of the great compromise in which webster was a pivotal figure. and he ranted in a voice that resonated like thunder that he would personally see to it that fugitive slave law passed as part of the compromise would be executed in every city of the north and that anyone who dared opposed it were traitors, traitors, traitors, and i what -- i was startled by his ferocity. because webster, known as the godlike daniel in his day, the great voice for decades, or believed to be the great voice of the antislavery north, i thought, he had been misquoted or taken out of context, and surprisingly still happens in politics. but it was not a misquote, and webster made a lot of speeches in that winter, and he did everything he could to see that the law was enforced. and wondering what happened to webster led me to the great debate of 1850. which produced this stupendously ambitious compromise that the crafters believed would bring sectional peace in their time. millard fillmore

going to syracuse, i was at newhouse for about a week or two.eak in public. that always resonated with me. i was like i don't want to be one of those guys, one of those guys. i started working on my public speaking back then. i knew at some point i'm probably going to be in a public speaking and i want to be able to carry myself in the right way. stuart: is that the journalism school? >> the best school, best journalism school in the country. we all know that. it's not even up for debate. stuart: okay. nice going there. i know you know the heisman trophy winner. >> absolutely. stuart: he made an emotional speech -- >> awesome. stuart: it inspired $375,000 worth of donations to an ohio food bank. let me let the audience into this. a clip, please, from that statement. go, please. >> coming from southeast ohio, it's a very, very impoverished area. the poverty rate is almost two times the national average. there's so many people there that don't have a lot and i'm up here for all those kids in athens, athens county, that go home to not a lot of food

syracuse 24. wow. i told our crew you want to see some snow go to syracuse because they're going to get walloped. could be a couple of feet of snowfall before it's all said and done. and there was a commuter flight, fred, where the delta commuter flight went off the taxiway. they said they exited the taxiway. it was probably just miserable. icy conditions there over the previous few hours. >> oh, my goodness. treacherous conditioned. >> no one injured. >> but frightening moments nonetheless. karen maginnis, thank you so much. appreciate that. straight ahead, it is a crucial week in the impeachment inquiringy. we'll break down the legal questions for this first week of november plus as the inquiry moves to a new house committee will republicans change up their strategy? we'll discuss. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed

same drive for syracuse and watertown.w west spots in our country. travel forecast for today not that bad. a cool morning with a beautiful afternoon. 66 in dallas, san antonio, 71. no problems in florida and georgia. there may be a few flurries in the area but this afternoon we get into the area, cloudy and gray from philly and d.c. and washington. and southern consider is going to get rain from los angeles to san diego. some of those areas that had fires we could get minor debris blow, i don't think it's a huge ordeal. compared to what we just dealt with this is a nice quiet pattern. >> how do you even dig out of three feet of snow? >> they don't. they'll be over the top of it. >> now, we know where the tokyo plateau is. >>> still ahead, revelations from the house intel committee's report on impeachment that could connect three key players in the investigation, including a republican congressman. >>> plus, the 2020 democratic field is thinning out as senator kamala harris announces she's suspending her presidential campai

syracuse university. together with the 2. research has he's developed a way of storing digital files like m p 3 s. all to official genetic material. a d.n.a. molecule consists of 4 nuclear bases appreciated to a.t.c. t. and. the computer assigns a binary code of zeros and ones to. be d.n.a. synthesizer creates a strand of artificial c.m.a. that the digital file is stored on and that could like to be read. the person is still very complex and expensive i see companies like microsoft have been investing in d.n.a. storage and further recent. them as you can volunteer data storage is getting better every year computers are getting faster but the physical properties that our computers currently work with can't keep valving forever at some point will reach a limit it's just a matter of physics so the industry is looking beyond the principles of physics and into things like biology and chemistry and what principles that are out there that could be used to store data and when you think about it d.n.a. is the answer. dauphine them ass

. >>> un estudio en la universidad syracuse inmigrantes estÁn siendo deportados en nÚmeros nunca antesriminal estÁn en texas. de 878 en el centro residencial del sur de texas, solo 8 tenÍan antecedentes penales. y solo 6 de 331 en el paso hall brum. >>> los migrantes deben ser perfectos. inmigraciÓn trata de hacer de un crimen pequeÑo uno mÁs gran de. >>> la agencia federal nos informÓ que en los Últimos 3 aÑos mÁs del 83% de los detenidos habÍa tenido un rÉcord criminal y que independientemente de esto, todos habÍan estado en estados unidos. en los Ángeles california, francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >>> el narcotraficante dominicano mÁs buscado por las autoridades, ha sido capturado hoy en colombia. cÉsar emilio peralta alias el abusador, fue encontrado en cartagena de indias tras varios meses prÓfugo. 100.000 dÓlares por dar informaciÓn para ubicarlo. en santo domingo el pasado ples de junio. ya han recuperado 21 cuerpos del autobÚs que se desbarran co en el norte de chile anoche. el busque do de cabeza a 130 pies de profundidad. los investigadores dicen que atravesÓ la barrera

mall in syracuse. troo faces several charges, including second-degree assault.he victim is expected to go of to be okay. two hikers have d at archesnati. a 65-year-old man and a 60-year-old woman were found dead after falling yesterday. a third person, a 30-year-old man, was taken to the hospital. all three are believed to be from california. hundreds gathered in massachusetts today to bid a final farewell to a world war ii veteran. a service was held for 99-year-old arthur schroeder, a bronze star recipient. people who didn't even know the army veteran came out to give him a proper goodbye. community leaders helped make it happen after finding out schroeder outlived all of his bsmily members. orkeernde' ns ewmus.ch" m the new technology aimed at keeping you safer in the air. plus, a truck stop in wyoming serving up a different kind of cuisine, and football is uniting people in a california community ripped apart by a massive wildfire. >> van cleave: this weekend the t.s.a. is bracing f obereros through airport security checkpoints. a.a.a. says more than 55 mill

louis to cleveland, syracuse, we're talking 4 to 6 inches over a half a foot in portions of kansas citycellations, delays, throughout your mornr oregon and seattle high of 44 today you need a quieter pattern head to california >> head to california. >> not too surprising, right as expected there. thank you. >>> the nfl playoff picture is snapping into focus with two games left in the regular season the bills are nipping at the fa patriots heels after tapping the steelers at home with seconds left in the game, pittsburgh kept it close interception sealed it for buffalo, winning it 17-10. cowboys stayed in the race, breaking a three-game skid with a big win over the rams. dallas defense smothered la, and the offense never let off the gas. cowboys won it the day's biggest upset, the falcons toppled the 49ers with two touchdowns in a final five seconds of the game. the short pass to hjulio jones put them up. then atlanta scored again. falcons win it 29-22 >> i mean, just watching the footage again is so unbelievable. >> right >> what a weekend. >>> just ahead, could boeing pull the plug on

far philadelphia, all of new york city airports and that's where the major delays are tonight and syracuse and buffalo haven't been pretty and as we go into monday. we see improvement in a few spots. this storm lingers. rain to snow in philadelphia, new york city, stillbost proble sections of new england driving is extremely difficult. >> which of those cities get the worst of the snow? >> one burst of snow and then the second round of the tail end of this storm. you notice from boston northward up into maine 6 to 12 inches by the time we're said hartford, philadelphia, new york. they mix in the rain and sleet. monday night into tuesday morning. when the storm is gone, the rest of this week looks quiet. >> bill, thank you. >>> to politics now, president trump is due back at the white house tonight after spending the holiday with u.s. troops in afghanistan and at his florida estate and the week ahead will be a busy one with a big trip abroad and crucial new hearings in the impeachment y. ke o'donnell. >> reporter: president trump heading back into the storm of . tomorrow lawmakers review th

that will produce light snow from buffalo to syracuse to the capital district take a look at your complete weekend forecast coming up ahead. >> that's what i like to hear. thanks, bill. >>> now, "thursday night football" in chicago, the dallas cowboys tried aftea two-game skid and a dreadful thanksgiving performance. this two-yard run by ezekiel elliott, but the bears battle back and never look over their shoulder as chicago handled dallas their third loss in a row and a sub- .500 record as chicago moves toield -- >> a surprising new link between selujuana vapes and ng diase. >>> plus, cell phones may be getting smarter but they're becoming more dangerous. inside the health risks. o the r. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping) and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. ♪la la la la la. good mormore treatment? we're going to try s

at syracuse university social activities for all fraternities are suspended after members of one were accused of using racial slurs. earlier this week police at florida state university arrested four students including a fraternity president in connection to a hazing incident. john hechinger is the author of te book "true gentlemen, the broken pledge of america's fraternities." he said despite these episodes fraternities are more popular than they have ever been. pot they are also feeling pressure to change. >> so i think that sustained outside pressure from cell phone videos, from students speaking out will make a huge difference. many fraternity chapters have responded to a rash of lawsuits that have put them into financial peril. >> reporter: regarding the alleged attack in austin, texas state university tells cbs news in a statement, as soon as the soiversity was notified of the incident in october, pi kappa phi was extended. we reached out to the national chapter of the fraternity. they said they did not comment me pending litigation. >> quijano: disturbing video, thank you. satu

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people from syracuse to boston are starting the morning in the single digits but temperatures will head back to normal today. we'll take a closer look at your forecast in just a few moments. >>> for now to the fireworks at the final democratic presidential debate of the year. this time only seven candidates took the stage and it was mayor pete buttigieg who took much of the fire. >> reporter: the last democratic primary debate of the year began as predicted. >> we need to restore the integrity of the presidency, of the office of the presidency. >> if the president claims that he is so innocent, then why doesn't he have all the president's men testify? >> reporter: while impeaching the president is not an area where the candidates disagree andrew yang struck a different tone. >> we have to stop being obsessed over impeachment which unfortunately strikes many americans like a ball game where you know what the coscore is going to be and start actually digging in and solving the problems that got donald trump elected in the first place. >> reporter: the conversation took a sharp turn when i

the typical snow south of buffalo and the tokyo plateau north of syracuse will be the areas that get the most snow a lot of beautiful weather out there too in the southern half of the country >> that 75 in miami caught my attention. >> we'll just mentally bring ourselves there. >>> in today's quick hits starbucks is introduce a new drink for the holidays the irish cream cold blue. the non-alcoholic version pairs its cold brew coffee with irish cream syrup over ice >>> the late george h.w. bush's former service dog sul h unveiled at the presidential library and museum in texas. y.> today is national cookie u n t ee cookies from insomnia cookies, doubletree hotels and mrs. fields all giving the treats away it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for bathrooms! just keep pumping the power nozzle to release a continuous burst of mist and make quick work of big jobs. it even works on stainless steel. it cuts through 100% of dirt, grefills.d grime.y-to-swap to get three times the cleaning power, try clean freak from m

that left hundreds of thousands dead well joke writer joke is a co-founder of the sit institute in syracuse new york that's in the united states it's an independent think tank focusing on sightsee done well he says one of the reasons the unity government wasn't formed sooner is because the country was divided into 32 states by president salva kiir. the south sudanese people are not really holding their breath that this will work out this time around. but there is still hope and people are tired of the war and the consequence of the war including the collapse of the 'd economy the displacement of nearly half of the population and. they interact abolishes that prevented these 2 men from forming a transitional government of national unity including the division of the country by president keel into $32.00 states and the opposition is saying that this is state unconstitutional and must be that order must be rescinded i think finally now . they may have agreed to look past that issue and say we will sort it out once the government has been moved and the government has flagged the possibility of

and syracuse university's greenberg house and lender center for social justice hosted the discussion. good evening. syracusehancellor of university and i think

i went to syracuse university and graduated with a bachelors of science degree. i became second lieutenant in the united states army. october, i got called up. off i went to the basic officer's course, field artillery. when i got over there, they put me in another course, the motor maintenance course for vehicles. there were two foreign officers there. one was a vietnamese lieutenant. the second was a pakistani captain. little did i know how ironic it was that that is where i would spend the rest of my adult working life, in those two countries. that was an amazing thing. theid not realize it at time. from there, we went on to korea. can you hear me? >> [indiscernible] mr. traister: got to speak louder? okay. i went off to korea. lieutenant in the first medal group, eighth cav. i was in charge of the mortar battery. we did not have any mortars. [laughter] 4.2 inch mortars. to turnme a job to do, the m-65 assault gun, an antitank weapon, no armor on it. a world war ii kind of weather. -- kind of weapon. they wanted to give is training. here i am, second lieutenant

then we traveled to syracuse in sicily to find out how to mak a fro wi coarsely chopped pistachios. nao down to al forno in providence, rhode island, for a great recipe. it's a pasta with fresh corn, tomatoes, and basil.

meanwhile at syracuse, all of them are suspended after members of one accused of using racial slurs. arrested for students including a fraternity president in connection to a hazing incident. >>> in money watch. an update on the trade work plus, a look ahead and what uber has for the year ahead. >>> well, edging slightly higher. following the news of the initial trade one deal. it edged up three points. the nasdaq rose 17. and, a deadline was dodged in the trade war. they were avoided after the 11th hour trade deal. and, they canceled those plans to impose $160 billion they are also reducing the terrace in exchange for those purchases of american farms and manufacture products. and got a new year's resolution for uber, going all in. they plan to double down on the 2020 following the reaches purchase. they say that the scooters had taken off in europe. it's most popular city of paris followed by sacramento. >> they are all over here as well. here are some legendary items. give us the details. >> all right. his long gone. babe ruth knocking it out of the park. the 500th career home run

the program according tor a new study fromam syracuse, universiy is doing exactly what the president reducing the case load and deterring others from making a the trip. of 24,000 cases they deny 15,000 claim or 63%. 117 migrants actually received asylum a rate of less than 1%. others were dismissed and procedural grounds. >> remain in mexico program is not just for people seek asylum it is also for people who cross the border illegally, and they're essentially on what we call a detained docket that means they are not going to be released until e their case is heard. >> my dream was to be there in the united states with my husband. but i wasn't allowed to cross. i was returned here to mexico. this seeker from guatemala has a date in may like she and others waiting in mexico lack shelters and money, vulnerable advocates say to crime and exerings to. >> has to live in camps on other side of the bode for first time in american history we don't allow seekers to make their case inning america. claim policy see illegal but stayedo injunction allowing it o continue pending appeal and number

were 500 letters he had written to huntington that were and are in the rare books collection at syracuseniversity in new york. that was a valuable thing for me as opposed to 100 in the library. huntington the the nephew of collis huntington. a great amount of research was done at the california historical society, bancroft library at berkeley has wonderful stuff including dictated memoirs of stanford's older brother, crocker, huntington's memoirs are great, so on and so forth. it was fairly expensive and i went to wisconsin and new york and honolulu. it was 41/2 years of that sort of thing. >> at the time, given what they did, what they accomplish and what they grabbed for themselves in the process which went on for generation, the land grabs and subsequently how they had other railroads going east and took over and gave birth to the octopus which put a stranglehold on a lot of american agriculture and commerce. was the railroad a great robbery or a great benefit? >> this is a great historical debate. there are people who feel it is the greatest thing since wide spam and great scholars l

the syracuse center health of persuading insurers with its regional power too prevent patients from seekingsewhere, which also drove up costs. sarah says sets because of centers practices, northern californians are paying about 70% more for inpatient procedures compared to those in southern california, northern california families shouldn't have to choose between paying their medical bills. >>were their mortgage. so health says it did nothing wrong the settlement still needs a final approval. >>of a court. >>program giving rent subsidies to certain people in san francisco who qualifies th ♪ here in the club i can't even hear my own voice. ♪ ♪ jack in the box would've been a better choice. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out with my $3 mini munchies. get 'em delivered with doordash. ♪ only at jack in the box! ♪♪ should have gone to jack, a they've got it all. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out with my $3 mini munchies. get 'em delivered with doordash. ♪ only at jack in the box! >>as we reported in recent weeks vehicle break ins are on

the new york state fair began in syracuse in 1841 and remains one of the largest in the u.s. >> happyry festival to you. i'm at the indiana blueberry festival with jamie allen and her strange inheritance -- a cabin her grandfather carved out of a 1,900-year-old redwood. how many people do you think you meet a year as a result of traveling with a log? >> millions. [ chuckles ] literally, millions of people. >> she's been at it since she was a kid. for years, she crisscrossed the country with her dad. what's here? >> this is my friend mike mcneil, and he was a good friend of my father's, as well, so i thought he was somebody you might like to meet. >> oh, you mean you didn't just bring me over here to have something with sprinkles? >> [ laughs ] >> mike mcneil has run a traveling concession stand like this one for 40 years. he and jamie's father crossed paths many times. >> jamie's dad was a good businessman, and he had a good heart, too, which is what you want people to say about you. >> okay... what i want is to see if mike's cheesecake is any good. >> wait a minute. >> ooh! they have

at syracuse university, social activities for all fraternities are suspended after members of one wereused of using racial slurs. earlier this week, police at florida state university arrested four students including a fraternity president in connection to a hazing incident. john heckinger is the author of the book "true gentlemen: the broken pledge of america's fraternities." he says despite these episodes, fraternities are more popular than they've ever been, but they're also feeling pressure to change. >> i think that sustained outside pressure from cell phone videos, from students speaking out will make a huge difference. many fraternity chapters have responded to a rash of lawsuits that have put them into financial peril. >> reporter: regarding the alleged attack in austin, texas state university tells cbs news in a statement as soon as the university was notified of the incident in october, pi kappa phi was suspended. and elaine we also reached out to the national chapter of the fraternity. they say they do not comment on pending litigation. >> disturbing video, laura, thank you.

in recent days in syracuse, brindisi meets with mike pence.ive axne urges action on usmca, representative torres small, house should vote on trade deal. horn, oklahoma republicans urge agreement on nafta replacement. >> i think at this point impeachment will be a very stark thing to have done, right? this is something big that's probably going to be enough to keep many of them in line just because the cost of breaking from the democrats so completely would be a potential win for the republican supertrump that it would make them look potentially like the flip-floppers and any number of things. but it's a very delicate needle to thread to say a complicated trade bill offsets an emotional impeachment, and to make that argument in political speeches and sound bites to people that feel one way or another about the president, it's a difficult narrative. >> and remember, it's 11 months away. to be able to keep this good feeling alive for 11 months is hard. >> at a time when this town does not work in many ways, there is dysfunction everywhere in this

as pat of his base but he's losing support among active service members in the military times and syracused trump has a 42% favorability among active duty troops. 50% have an unfarchable opinion of trump. trump's numbers are still stronger than president obama's among service members before he left office. troops had a 36% favorable opinion and 52% unfavorable opinion of obama. we're looking at the two presidents. president trump's most controversial military decisions, troops overwhelmingly disagree. only 27% of active duty troops approve of president trump's decision to withdraw from syria. 58% disapprove. 34% approve of red trump's decision to use military money for the southern border wall. a majority, 59%, disapprove. >> when you look at those numbers, in a bit of a slide there. and you can't help but think troops understand the importance of having allied forces on the ground. >> right. and it could get back to shaping their views. >> exactly. >>> still ahead, more on the latest ahead of today's historic vote in the house. as donald trump is poised just the third u.s. president to be

many of the cities, the new york state throughway is fine, albany all the way to syracuse, to utica,pike though, from westfield here, this is where we could have some issues if you're driving on some of the major roads. i 95 is fine through southern portions of new england. and the other story, the warmth, yesterday, seven tornadoes in mississippi and minor damage and no injuries and today, some of the showers and storms will roll through florida, 80 degrees and washington, d.c., up to 66 degrees, and then that cold front will go through, some showers, maybe a stray thunderstorm, and then we will cool you off, and just kind of a chilly rain all day from boston to new york, and chicago, we will get some snow showers after this, and then for tomorrow, for new years day, the worst of the weather will be in areas of the pacific north west, a pretty big storm comes in and we will watch the storm exiting new england and it looks like a pretty decent new years day for much of the country and new years eve. >> it always amazes me a 24 degree difference between dc and new york in one day and

if you are in upstate new york between albany and syracuse, new york, you can visit this site and visit another one of his homes that predated this both of , both of which are preserved as historic sites in new york. a really interesting story about how europeans and native americans came together on the frontier, not to fight, but actually just to talk about their differences and try to come to some kind of accommodation when they did have conflict. s. i want to switch from upstate new york to pennsylvania right now. if you were to travel east of gettysburg for maybe one hour and a half or so on route 30 to the town of lancaster, pennsylvania, i'm sure some of you are familiar with lancaster. in 1744, lancaster was just this tiny little frontier community that was really on the edge of settlement in pennsylvania. but in june of 1744, a group of 250 iroquois arrived in lancaster and were carrying arms, bows, and arrows arrows, and tomahawks. this would cause panic among the folks that would live in this tiny frontier town. this was the quaker colony of pennsylvania. there was not even a

>>the syracuse center health of persuading insurers with its regional power. >>to prevent patients from seeking health care elsewhere which also drove up costs. sarah says because of centers practices, northern californians were actually paying about 70% more for inpatient procedures compared to those in southern california. >>northern california families shouldn't have to choose between paying their medical bills were their mortgage. >>sir health says it did nothing wrong. the settlement still needs the final approval of the courts. >>an emotional moments for a couple today nearly 2 months after losing their homes and cars to a fire. today, a sonoma family was just as the holidays are gearing up into full swing, this is because a local auto body shop as well as a family foundation and insurance companies all teamed up to give them brand new cars firstly jude all spoke with the family. >>grateful for the generosity. >>an emotional start to the day as a life changing year for their family nears the end i don't even know it's a thing he's not an and jacob or and

relations at the maxwell school of citizenship and public affairs at syracuse university where she focusesn contemporary political and economic history of latin america, and more specifically mexico corruption, drug trafficking and political violence pics you senior associate with the cis americas program. thank you to all of you for being with us here today. so to begin the conversation, carlos, what was the reason for his landslide victory last year and what drew voters to him? [inaudible] >> well, i think in order to understand the landslide victory of lÓpez obrador at the first thing we need to understand is the fiasco of opinion yet tells administration. there were at least three issues that became very salient and a source of a lot of popular discontent during the previous administration. number one was corruption and impunity. of course this is not new certainly in mexican history but during the media tell administration, the level of corruption, particular the level of public scrutiny regarding corruption, journalistic scandals regarding corruption reached an unprecedented level, a

he holds degrees from syracuse university's maxwell school and a phd in policy studies from the university of maryland college park. following the flash talk, we'll begin our panel discussion, and i'll introduce our panelists at that time. unfortunately, professor john st stimple, the former chief of the tehran embassy section, is unable to join us tonight. please join me in welcoming the doctor. [ applause ] >> hello, hello. i appreciate the chance to be here. hello to chicago. it's my first time here. thanks for the welcome. [ applause ] >> oh, thank you. i am presenting to you a survey that has been jointly done between iran poll and chicago council on global affairs. iranian public opinion four decades after the hostage crisis. yeah, so iran poll. independent company focusing on opinion polling, only on iran but from toronto, canada. hello to canadian consulate people here. we're based in toronto. that is one of our call centers in toronto. scientific polling from iran has been proven to be reliable, scientific. as an example, in the last presidential election in iran in 2017, when pre

surfaces and a lot of the roads, it will melt and then maybe two or three possibly watertown and syracuseorst of it. so we will get this big warmup in the east. and it has been very chilly. we had a record cold november and a welcome warmup in many cases and we will do a lot of snow melting. it is starting today along the gulf coast in the 70s and then as we begin to see the weekend progress, all of the warmth begins to spread northward, so for today, this is 57 degrees. pretty nice. and cincinnati, it gets up to 50. dc, 53 this afternoon. and then by the time we get to saturday, the warmth spreads to the central plains and omaha gets up to 50, not quite to minneapolis, i mean still better than normal but not exactly warm. and then the northeast, it looks like the warmest will be monday and tuesday. and the only problem is, it will be raining at the same time, so it will be a messy start to next week, and new york city should be up to almost near 60 degrees, with rain on both sides, and dc could get into the 60s and then there is a significant cold shot behind this, and that is what you w

the cold air starts wrapping in behind this, we start the lake effect snow, erie to buffalo, to syracusee the end of it today. but it is a snow day for sure. central new york just got nailed, about one to two pete in most of the region. >> a lot of folks digging out while kids are playing around them. >> 28 inches. >> thank you, bill. >> two and a half feet. >>> joe biden says he doesn't need president obama's backing in the election. it is not needed even if he is one of the last democratic candidates standing. when asked about a political report that obama said that former, the former vice president quote doesn't really have it when it comes to connecting with voters biden replied quote, he may have said that, and if it is true, and he said it, there's truth to it. at the same time, biden also challenged the notion, telling bloomberg news that he was the one during the successful campaigns who was september to key states such as pennsylvania, and colorado, to energize voters. biden also dished about his fellow 2020 democratic opponents, scoffing at the notion that senator elizabeth war

he hails from syracuse maxwell school and ph.d. of maryland. following flash talk, i'll introduce our candidates. unfortunately, the director is unable to join us tonight. please join me in welcoming the doctor. >> hello. hello. i appreciate the chance to be here. hello to chicago. it's my first time here. thanks for the welcome. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> my name is amir farmanesh. i'm presenting on global affairs. it will be iranian public opinion for the case after the hostage crisis. >> so, iran poll, an independent company focusing on holding only in iran, but from canada, we are based in toronto, that's actually one of our call centers in toronto. the calling from iran has been considered reliable, scientific and as an example in your last presidential election in iran in 2017, then president rouhani iran poll was able to predict the results of the election. they sent the results of the prediction to the economists. the economist published one day before the election. it's there for you to see. our prediction was actually between two p

a conflict that's left hundreds of thousands dead let's get more on this from jock mother jog in syracuse he is the co-founder of the sit institute an independent think tank focusing on south sudan good to have you with us here on the al-jazeera news are that salva kiir and yet russia have come close to working together before but the failed to do so what chances does this agreement have of succeeding. hello ma'am yes i think as you say. the south sudanese people are not really holding their breath that this will work out this time around. but there is still hope and people are tired of the war and the consequence of the war including the collapse of the economy the displacement of nearly half of the population and. the interactive police shoes that prevented these 2 men from forming a transitional government of national unity including the division of the country by president keel into $32.00 states and the opposition is saying that this is state unconstitutional and must be that order must be rescinded i think finally now . they may have a lead to look past that issue and say we will so

from noon until noon tomorrow where we will see widespread snow, even for northern new england from syracuse 8 to 12 inches. so parts of interior northeast going to be dealing with over a foot of snow. now, again, this is the busiest travel day of the year as people are returning back home and it's a huge problem for all airports from boston, new york city, to philadelphia where we are expecting cancellations already this morning, delays of about 30 minutes and that will continue to be widespread. i think, alex, this is going to last all the way into tuesday afternoon. now, if you're hitting the roadways, once again, even train stations from cleveland to new york city expect this widespread snow. and the problem is that temperatures start to drop, then you deal with that icing over and i haven't even discussed the black ice portion of this. so this will be our first official snowfall for new york city and parts of philadelphia and, alex, kids are looking forward to a snow day, but this is very treacherous conditions we're going to be dealing with. >> this is one time i'm glad i'm working on

stuff from buffalo to the snowtowns here south of buffalo, that is more lake effect, and north of syracusesame for you, again not a lot of snow. the snowfall forecast, about one to two inches is the white. so a good section of tennessee, especially watch out in the secondary roads and the bridge, even the nashville area, northern mississippi, could get a coating of snow mostly on the grass and then tomorrow morning, from dc to philly to new york to boston, again, mostly the grass, the tree growth will be the same, but the secondary, the treated roads will be fine but the secondary roads will be an issue. new york city later today, maybe minor problems baltimore and dc area. so it is not a high impact event but the timing tomorrow morning could make it interesting. especially from getting from new york city to boston right after "morning joe" is over. >> that guy over there. who walks in every single morning asking me about the weather so if he knows if he can get out of here. >> the mike barnicle special. i'm a bad man, yes. >> bad man. >> all right. >>> still ahead, there he is, unlit. >>

out this morning at 6:00 a.m., snow, heavy snow over the southern tier of new york, binghamton and syracusetts and vermont and new hampshire. as we go throughout the day, this storm will begin to intensify. there will be a narrow heavy band of snow that will be somewhere near new york city. it may be in areas to the north. it may be in northern jersey. someone is going to get a quick three to six inches during the evening rush hour. that will cause a lot of problems. then overnight, the snow band will slide up through areas of southern new england and by tomorrow morning, the heavy snow band through coastal areas here of new england. that's why we could see another three to six inches possible from boston up to portland and then the storm even lingers, this is even into tuesday evening, some areas of maine, still dealing with the slow-moving storm. for today, the middle of the country, fine, we're not going to melt any snow in areas like minnesota. 25 degrees. the high temperature today in minneapolis. so for today, there is the winter storm. in the east, we've had messy weather in californ

in syracuse crews working around the clock to clear the hazardous roadways.ounced she's dropping out. harris had been considered a top contender for the democratic nomination but faded after a strong start. >> so here's the deal, guys. my campaign for president simply does not have the financial resources to continue. i'm not a billionaire, i can't fund my own campaign. >> harris telling staffers over the course of thanksgiving weekend she was working around the clock to try to figure out after doing a campaign audit she says she just didn't have the money to move forward. >> this morning all eyes on buckingham palace. virginia roberts giuffre who claimed in court papers she was directed by jeffrey epstein to have sex with prince andrew several times, including twice while she was underage, asking the british people to hold the royal family to a higher standard. >> i implore the citizens in the uk to stand up beside me, to help me fight to fight, to not accept this as being okay. this is not some sordid sex story. this is a story of being trafficked. this is

mccormick, jay and debby moskowitz endowed chair at the school of citizenship and public affairs of syracuse university where she focuses on contemporary, political and history of latin america and more specifically, mexico, corruption, drug trafficking and political violence. she's also senior associate here with the csis americas program. so thank you to all of you for being with us today. so to begin the conversation, carlos, what was the reason for amlo's landslide victory last year and what drew voters to him? >> well, thank you so much for having me. >> press the button. >> well, i think that in order to understand the landslide victory of lopez obrador, the first thing we need to understand is understand the fiasco of pena nieto's administration. there were three issues that became very salient and a source of a lot of popular discontent during pena nieto's administration. number one, it was corruption and impunity. of course, this is not new certainly in mexican history, but during the pena nieto administration, the level of corruption, main particular, th level of public scrutiny in