in march 1905, theodore roosevelt puts on a ring with a lock of lincoln's hair. i think there are very few instances in our history of a president identifying so strongly with a predecessor as the west wing is being built in a four month period. tr and edith are busy making over the mansion as well, changing its official ceremonial rules and transfer among its state floor into a style more appropriate for a growing internet national power. out went the potted palms. out went the huge stained glass screens. out went all of the victoriana and he took it back a hundred years. he took it back to the austerity of the fabulous times that if washington or adams or jefferson had walked into the house, in many ways they might very well felt at home walking in footsteps of tr you see his legacy on the home. at one end of the state floor he takes the east room back in time. and at the other, he modernizes the state dining room to fit his needs for a place to hold bigger official dinners. enlarging it to its size today will you walk into that state dining room on one level?

slightly bizarre, he quoted us president theodore rees about and quoted us president theodore rees aboutandnd said, it is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, the credit belongs to the man who is actually at the arena who at the worst, at least if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly. 0k, what happens now? {3 is least fails while daring greatly. ok, what happens now? g is within this 18 month _ ok, what happens now? g is within this 18 month process _ ok, what happens now? g is within this 18 month process to _ ok, what happens now? g is within this 18 month process to go - ok, what happens now? g is within | this 18 month process to go through this 18 month process to go through this patience and give each person an independent report —— gosh. we had the last update in october. then they said they had done 61 reports. so the chance of them getting through all 723 within this 18 month window they set themselves is frankly very unlikely. so it does seem there is a long wait for many parents as they wait for those answers. ., ~' parents a

somara theodore is here with that. good morning, somara. >> somara: good morning, gio.ht, we're actually starting in new york city. we know they do it best when it comes to christmas. this is a shot of times square. you can actually see snowflakes there on the cameras that continues to fall, so that's because of this current storm that's happening right now. really cold in the east. meanwhile, we're looking at temperatures above average out west, and we're tracking our next storm entering on sunday that comes into the pacific northwest, then by december 23rd, monday, arriving in places like detroit, green bay, so if you're hitting the road in the state of michigan, wisconsin, be prepared to encounter some snow. look what happens after that. this storm system arrives on christmas eve for cities like boston and new york, philadelphia, washington, d.c., syracuse, and burlington. there we could see some snow. remember, it takes at least one inch of snow on the ground by 6:00 a.m. on christmas day to be considered a white christmas. will? >> will: i don't know. i think i con

thank you so much. >>> now, let's get that frigid forecast from somara theodore.u open the door here, it is just freezing. >> somara: it really is. so, it's not just us. it's not just the folks in orchard park. look at this. waking up to feel-like temperatures of 9 degrees in detroit. scranton, oh, my goodness, 1 degrees what it feels like walking out the door this morning. philly, 16. here's the thing, while it is very cold this morning, if you look a little bit farther west into the great lakes region, over the last 24 hours, this time yesterday, we were much colder and have a 25 to 30-degree warm-up. that's some good news, but that impacts the type of precipitation we'll get. so, for eastern iowa, an ice storm warning has been issued. you can see a quarter of an inch of ice or just a little bit more there. winter weather advisories timing it out by 7:00 p.m., soaking rain for chicago all the way down to nashville. gio? >> gio: let's hope things warm up soon. somara, thank you. >>> we turn to new details in the killing of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. pol

, president theodore roosevelt.again, i want to thank my bipartisan colead on the legislation, senator blumenthal along with the other cosponsors, senator cramer, senator heinrich, and senator mitt romney. with that, madam president, i'd like to turn to some remarks regarding our national energy policy, specifically clean coal. if you saw president-elect trump's interview recently, he talked about clean coal and the amazing technology that we are bringing to bear to utilize this baseload power source that is so vitally, vitally important to our nation not just in terms of energy independence, but really energy dominance for our country. so during his press conference, i was pleased to see president trump highlight our shared commitment to restore america's energy dominance and that clean coal is going to be a vitally important part of it. he emphasized that, and i appreciate it very much. he talked about how it is reliable, affordable, and incredibly abundant, an energy source that is going to be available for many,

trevor, thank you. >> let's bring in meteorologist somara theodore.a, as we saw in trevor's report, this is the first blast of winter for millions. how long can we expect it to last? >> reporter: well, linsey, we're anticipating multiple rounds of snow through at least friday. take a look at the satellite and radar. snow still battering many cities along the great lakes. by tuesday afternoon, we're still anticipating this lake effect snow machine to keep cranking the snow out. notice what happens next, though. this clipper system dives deep into the northeast. by wednesday night into thursday morning, we could be looking at snow in places like pennsylvania, with a rain/snow mix. mainly along the i-95 corridor and east of that. we couldn't have this snow without the bitter cold. check out these temperatures. we're anticipating temperatures to drop to the single digits early wednesday morning in minneapolis. chicago, 14 degrees by wednesday morning. and then tuesday morning, in new york city, we'll be in the upper 20s. linsey. >> linsey: downright frigi

>> theodore kaczynski. blake masters later admitted, quote, probably not great to be talking about the unabomber while campaigning. just to be clear that he knew that when he was talking about theodore kaczynski, he's talking about the unabomber. underrated thinker. people should look into him. people should look into an underrated thinker that would influence people in a good direction. unabomber fan reportedly trump's choice to lead the atf which despite its acronym is responsible not only for alcohol, tobacco, and firearms, but also explosives. sure, why not put the unabomber fan in charge of the federal agency that regulates explosives? we've also had news in the last few days that trump has his choice made for his special envoy for hostage affairs. incredibly serious job, literally life or death stakes every day and every circumstance in which that envoy works. a sensitive position in the u.s. government. the special envoy for hostage affairs, donald trump has reportedly chosen jared kushner's college

somara theodore is here tracking it all. good morning, somara.of rain and snow all over the place. >> somara: that's right. this is pretty serious. i want you to take a look here, kansas city, missouri. this is last night. this morning, shrouded in fog that could impede traffic on the road but also could lead to trouble on the road and air delays. dodge city, kansas city, a quarter of a mile, critical levels of visible, georgia, florida, as far south as lafayette, louisiana, dealing with the fog. meanwhile, in philly it's a soggy start this morning. just north of philly it's cold enough where we could get some freezing rain on the ground for upstate new york, parts of new england, that could lead to an icy glaze on i-87, i-90. pretty close to i-95 up into boston and maine. give yourself time so you can take your time, and finally we are tracking storms out west, but not only there, we could have a significant severe weather threat unfolding in the south later today. we'll talk about that coming up. for now, janai, back to you. >> janai: all right

time now for the weather, though, and somara theodore.rl. >> somara: hey, girl, yes, we are talking about warm and cold. a little fire and ice here, so let's head out to south padre island, texas. actually rain. very heavy rain coming down there. winds reaching 30 miles per hour as far as the wind gusts go, and they saw swells as high as eight feet. when it comes to this rain, we actually have a threat for some flash flooding in a few cities so i'm walking you through sunday. rain starts to move through louisiana into parts of arkansas and mississippi there, and then look what happens by monday evening into monday night, we see some of the heaviest rain hitting places like new orleans and middle georgia, that's macon, georgia, as well, the florida panhandle, and there there is a potential for flash flooding through wednesday, in fact. we could see anywhere from three to five inches of rain coming down pretty quickly, and that could lead to the risk of flash flooding, and just to note that farther north we're also tracking the threat for s

all of you theodore roosevelt one of our great republican presidents.dlands. it's an audacious project for hundred million dollars state-of-the-art presidential library in a town of 120 people. it's true. right next to the entrance to theodore roosevelt national park. one of the famous" he had. those face is marred by sweat and blood. error if you decided you're gonna knock on doors and volunteer and make phone calls here in ithe arena. if you been at the convention since sathursday going to the prayer breakfast tomorrow morning you're in the arena. you matter you are in the arena i want to start off with gratitude for all of you. give yourself a hand for being here. the other reason it's an honor to be here tonight as i'm told the whole reason we are here we know the engine driving the train as a businessman from new york. in 2012 there is a new york businessman that gave a keynote at the same dinner. some of you were here. there's a few hands going up. i know north carolina you got on your license plate first in flight. you could even say the beginnin

doug is a strong champion for the new presidential library in the north dakota badlands to honor theodore. he hasat been recognized for his approach to governing which has earned him bipartisan support and respect. doug is not a politician. he's a problem solver who listens to all perspectives and finds common ground. he is a leader who inspires others to dream big and act boldly. he is a patriot who loves this country and want everyone to make it better for all of us. t'y his side as he runs for president of the united states. i know he has the vision, the experi tions and the heart to lead our nation forward. please join me in welcoming my husband and our governor the next president of the united states, doug burgum. and. oh, wow. feels like espn gameday. and here what you think of that. well, thank you. and our hearts are full of gratitude for everyone who's made this moment possible, including all those that have gone before us and all of you that are joining us here today. thank you all. catherine. i'm so grateful for you, grateful to be on this journey with you. i've witnessed first

discovered that one of the research ers found my grand father's world war i draft application that said theodoren withes, and in parentheses bernstein. and we always meed he was of scottish descent and born in brook len. turns out he was born in russia and immigrated in 1906. my mother had some confused pieces of that. and my grandmother who was parry san i knew well. and her made name was simone, simon. and her mother's name was david, david. and her maiden name was levy. it didn't get much more jewish than that. both my grandparents, both my parents were closeted/assimilated and my mother may believed that they may not have known go each other's jewish hidden identity. >> fascinating. marnie, for yourself? >> the first step was to go home to my lover and tell her i was a jew. my lover was jewish. my lover, freda, she said i always knew you had a user cup. >>speaker: jewish mind. >> yeah, cup. yeah. so that was my first stop as far as my immediate community found my relatives in texas and i started communicating with them and a huge family reunion and brought in all the cousins i never known an

when you think about the diaries of theodore roosevelt, the library of congress has the papers of 23 presidents from george washington to coolidge. there are still analog materials that could be digitized but will be in analog form. and books, even though you can get things in digital form, there are still people and still will be an appetite for a physical item. but the future is definitely digital so migraines like the lively of congress, british library, all libraries, or making sure they have the infrastructure to be able to get materials that are born digital. we have quite a bit of materials coming in. they never are in analog form, they are coming straight in digital form and we are able to circulate them. david: as we talk now, what do you think you've done in your eight years or so to open up the library to the average citizen more than before. specifically with respect to children, what have you done? dr. hayden: to be a cardmember, to use the 18 reading rooms -- it is a card, it is a readers card to give you access to the materials, to say you are responsible, even though

somara theodore. what do you think, somara?: once it hits below 80, that's what i'm saying. nonetheless, we haven't seen cold like this in new york city since february. temperatures this morning in the upper 20s. looks can be so deceiving. it's gorgeous out there. let's talk to the west. i got to show the west some love. i'm from l.a. originally. warming in the west. l.a., low 70s on monday. that's what i'm talking about. phoenix, 80s by sunday as we head through this afternoon. san francisco not bad in the mid to upper 60s. still a little chill in the air up in seattle. if you look at the climate prediction center, between december 6th and 10th, we are anticipating that the east coast will be colder than normal. meanwhile out west, we're going to be warmer than normal. that's a look at the forecast around the country. let's see what's going on in your neighborh your local forecast. it's really cold out here, guys. i do not like the cold. >> whit: me neither. we're all looking for some sunshine potentially to take a trip down t

theodore white was a liberal. he was a democrat, but he was an author. and he wrote about the presidential elections every election cycle. and he said this was the most senseless, damaging, revolutionary act of all the acts. and not too many people are paying attention to it. what did they know back then? what did harry reid know in the 1990s, when he came out against illegal immigration and then flipped when chuck schumer came out against illegal immigration and then flipped when the afl-cio and the teamsters union and even the farm workers union all opposed to illegal immigration, now they all support it. is there something wrong with us? no, i don't think so. i want to read something from professor samuel huntington, the late a harvard professor, and i think he put it succinctly and well, the difference is between a patriotic public and a denationalized elite. parallel other differences in values and philosophy, growing differences between the leaders of major institutions and the public on domestic and foreign policy issues affecting national identit

. >> i will probably get in trouble for saying this, i mean, i would say how about theodore kaczynski? >> blake masters later admitted , "probably not great to be talking about the yuma bomber while campaigning." just to be clear that he knew that when he was talking about theodore kaczynski, he was talking about the unit bomber. underrated thinker, people should look into. an underrated thinker that would influence people in a good direction. reportedly trump's choice to lead the atf, which despite its acronym, is responsible not only for alcohol, tobacco, and firearms, but also explosives. sure, why not put the unabomber fan in charge of the federal agency that regulates explosives? we have also had news in the past few days that trump has his choice made for the special envoy for hostage affairs. incredibly serious job, literally a life or death stakes every single day and every single circumstance in which that envoy works just an unbelievably sensitive position in the u.s. government. for that job, as special a hostage affairs envoy, trump has reported the chosen jared kushner's

somara theodore is here. what are you looking at? >> somara: well, not >> somara: well, not much.ou can't see through this fog. we've got pretty dense visibility going on in parts of the heartland as well as the mississippi river valley. this is when it starts to get dicey. places like hot springs, arkansas, but look at this. this is actually an earth cam shot of chicago not too long ago. you can see a lot of those buildings shrouded in the fog. now futurecast on here showing us what the radar could look like in the near future. rain in places like philadelphia, d.c., new york. this is 10:00 p.m. tonight. 1 to 2 inches of snow possible in upstate new york and pennsylvania, and in parts of connecticut near hartford, we could see a glaze of actual ice. finally, for those waking up early monday morning, hitting the road for that monday morning commute, we are looking at some morning showers in the northeast between philly, new york, and hartford, and then some as well from cincinnati, down to paducah. >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast, my friends. >> whit: all right

. >>> time for the weather and somara theodore. someone else who knows dates very, very well.ehind you. >> somara: isn't that gorgeous? this is a winter wonderland in new york. i hope the folks living there feel the same way. you guys are trapped. we saw 12 to 23 inches of snow in out utica because of lake-enhanced snow. winter weather advisories are in effect for parts of the northeast. here's the next setup. this is monday. you're coming home from work, 3:00 p.m. we got cold out in chicago, kansas city, minneapolis. rain down in the south, snow in the northeast. this is setup. the cold front makes its way to the east. as it does, rain lines the i-95 corridor. places possible like new orleans and all the way to middle georgia which could lead to flash flooding. >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast, my friends. back to you. >> whit: you're promising a warmup for us. >> somara: this is a lot of pressure. we talked about this privately. >> whit: we need confirmation. we'll take a couple of degrees. thank you, somara. >>> now to college football's conference champi

let's get right to meteorologist somara theodore.ou're tracking this deadly line of storms. >> somara: the same line of storms that wreaked havoc in texas is sweeping into the southeast, so the situation is still unfolding in real time. this is actually the radar, so we can see storms from atlanta, down through middle georgia, macon, to the florida panhandle. everywhere in yellow, a tornado watch is currently in effect. that includes columbia, south carolina, to north carolina and savannah, georgia, in low country. the coming hours, this line of storms will continue to sweep into the carolinas by about lunch time and then make its way bringing heavy rain to places like the mid-atlantic, the dmv area and virginia. important to keep in mind, the biggest concern, the biggest threats this morning with this system, damaging wind, large hail and there is still a chance for a few tornadoes. gio? >> gio: so much severe weather and it looks like it will continue. now to florida and the high speed train disaster a least 15 people injured in a

because of best sums of money he brought into our country, the person who caused the money president theodoresevelt used to build the panama canal and other things, a great president, they took his name off mount mck mckinley. a very good business plan. very successful and then he ran for president and he won. he was able to use business principles and a strong believer in tariffs and probably the wealthiest of anytime relatively speaking at any time in the history of our country in the 1890s, we had commissions set up, what to do with the money, we only had tariffs, the most beautiful word in the dict dictionary. [cheering] president mckinley was responsible for creating a vast sum of money in the united states that teddy roosevelt spent so both excellent presidents but mckinley did that and that's one reason we are going to bring back the name of mount mckinley because i think he deserves it. [cheering] there are lots of things we can name but i think he deserves it. as you know, he was assas assassinated. we've accomplished so much in 47 days since the election but that's only the beginnin

theodore ted, thank you so much for joining. and nick troiano is a civic entrepreneur, based in denver, colorado and is the executive director of unite, which is a nonpartisan organization that looks to foster a more functional and representative government. nick has been a leader in the political reform over the last decade, beginning as a founding member of americans elect. in 2010, nick ran for congress in pennsylvania's 10th district in 2014, drew national attention, both the youngest candidate that cycle and, the most competitive independent u.s. house in nearly two decades. he then worked for change.org to launch a mobile app to voters, cast informed ballots. in 2016, he was named to the forbes under 30 for law and policy, and he's the author of primary solution rescuing our democracy from the fringes argues for abolishing partizan primaries that he argues favor extreme ists of both parties. nick, thanks so much being here. so this might be the news host in me but i did want to begin with something been in the news the pas

and my question is targeted on theodore roosevelt. and i just want see if do you have any portion of your book that discusses like maybe using roosevelt as an example of like presidents who are perhaps very difficult to deal with because they have like an anti-corporate view or they're a big trust busters or the against monopolies and did you have like ceos that perhaps still tried to meet with him or just used him as an example of how it would be hard to? foster like a connection between and presidents. yeah, well, thanks. first of all, i'm very interested in that roosevelt and booker t relationship because. one thing that i talk about that's relevant to the power of money is that roosevelt would befriend and thinkers and he would bring them into the white house to discuss ideas with him and some his antitrust ideas came from some of the people he was reading. and so i think that's an important part of roosevelt's persona. he would much rather meet with a thinker or an artist or an intellectual than he would with a corporate ceo for,

abc meteorologist somara theodore leads us off. somara, time this one out for us. >> rachel, we anticipate this bitter cold to stick around through at least tomorrow before egg are lating in time f christmas. states like michigan, wisconsin, and parts of new england for monday and tuesday. that's because we're tracking a snowstorm that will bring snow to chicago and detroit by monday evening. that moves into western pennsylvania early tuesday morning. and 9:00 a.m. christmas eve, snow anticipated along the i-95 corridor. some higher amounts in places like maine, vermont, new hampshire. we could see a coating potentially in new york city. >> somara, thank you. >>> the u.s. military is launching an investigation after a navy fighter jet was shot down apparently by friendly fire over the red sea. the two pilots were forced to eject. both survived. but tonight questions about how a navy ship could shoot down one of its own. >> reporter: tonight u.s. military investigating an apparent case of friendly fire overseas. u.s. central command

let's bring in abc news meteorologist somara theodore.ges on the way. >> reporter: yes, whit. that warmup is going to stick around through the middle of the week for a few cities along the east coast. take, for example, new york city. temperatures around 60 degrees on wednesday. atlanta, mid-60s on tuesday before cooling down by the middle of the week and we're tracking rain. rain making its way monday, the start of the work week, from the south into the northeast. by 5:00 p.m., arriving in new york city, hartford, snow even in parts of vermont and new hampshire, then another wave of rain moving in tuesday and wednesday along the i-95 corridor. it's there that we're in a 65% drought in the northeast so this rain could do us some good. whit. >> whit: thank you. >>> college football and the new playoff picture is now set. who's in and who's gotten the snub. perry russom joins us now. how is the national championship race shaping up? >> reporter: this is the first year of the new playoff format. with 12 teams in the mix this year. oregon bec

this was the view of wilson's fiercest republican adversaries like theodore roosevelt and henry cabot lodge. wilson almost among the leading figures of his day, recognized something that brian roosevelt and lodge could not or would not see the something he recognized was a truth that has wisely guided the united states from the time of franklin delano roosevelt until only just a few years ago, modern technology had shrunk the world to small. the first of the lesson he learned was that modern technology shrunk the world too small, and america's interest in that world had spread too wide for the united states ever to achieve security by standing apart as people like brian wished. on the other hand, countries that sought security by dominating others as imperial germany tried in 1914 would only surround themselves with multiplying numbers of enemies. the pursuit of security domination was an inherently self-defeating enterprise, even for the mightiest nation. wilson foresaw that the united states could find security for itself only if it delivered, securing for other like minded countrie

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