and to step onto the stage so andrew jackson was 23 when he died. i didn't want someone born in the '40's because i don't do child could very well. so reagan put that also who would carry the story as far toward the president as possible. into the 21st century. alternates were richard nixon and they are compelling individuals to have a dark side to their personality that intrigues the biographer who has a complex history book but my problem with both of them is they leave office to assume. but the last reason especially johnson or richard nixon are simply a continuation of the pre-existing era that i modestly define is the era of franklin roosevelt. that he just carries for to the great society. but the big thing that happened or the big change is the turn to the right. that is a story he embodied. because this. >> this is important. can you talk about early reagan and how he comes into a white man to with the conservative movement? >> those writing reagan's biography is how did he windup as president than a very conservative president? what is goin

. >> i see andrew jackson. >> the guys sees that. i have already been pranked once. >> i hope that this gives all of those people a chance to reflect. one of the young ladies she stops around and she is like wait a minute what is going on. >> yeah, secret santa video for christmas. >> oh my god. that's really nice. >> i love it. >> the woman that had an attitude about the car stops and someone is playing a joke on me. >>> if you want to have a scary merry christmas. you can have the snow man. >> i am going teach you how to create the snow man look. >> i think that was rejected from frozen. >> it's really good but it looks like halloween and not for christmas. >> maybe put it in the back pocket. she starts to grow out the mouth and the eyes. >> she is doing this free hand. >> yeah it's all precise for the look that we saw. definition and then the next contouring and that's amazing. i am impress bid the skills. >> isn't that amazing. >> when you remember, she is doing it in reverse. >>> if you need to roast the holiday turkey, why not

. >> and i see andrew jackson. >> i've already been pranked once, not going to happen again, buddy. >> i have to make sure this checks out. >> i hope this gives all of these people a chance to reflect. >> one young lady snaps a photo. he's in the moment. this woman stops and opens it and says, wait a minute, what's going on? christmas. >> oh, my god. this is really nice. >> i love it. the woman who had a little bit of an attitude about her car, she stopped and goes, okay, someone is playing a joke on me. 'tis the season to be joyous and take away a little something and say, give back for the holiday season. >>> two kids dressed like batman put on their capes. >> see the hair rising adventure on the next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, crazy russian hacker is back to show us what can happen if -- >> an air compressor. mesmerizing. >>> plus he's showing off some impressive tricks but he's saving the best for last. >> he's going to add some heat. >> the grand finale that's truly magical. nobody's hurt,but there will company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it take

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but that city is named after former president andrew jackson, and that's where the controversy comes in. his legacy is facing new scrutiny, especially his questionable treatment of slave owner. civil rights activists are change the ship's name. the u-s-s jackson is the same type of littoral combat ship as t "uss sioux city" currently under construction in wisconsin. a very non- traditional nativity controversy in one ohio neighborhood will stay put, after some downsizing. it depicts the holy family, including baby jesus, as blood-thirsty zombies. scott wegener has the story. << "you see that?" "i see that." when kathy thomas and kara siemers ((see-mers) brought their family out to look at the christmas display on voorhees lane in sycamore township, it wasn't a complete success. (kid that's because the nativity appropriate for halloween than christmas. there's joseph, and mary, and even the baby jesus as zombies. (kathy thomas) "some people don't like it. but i like it." (reporter) "how come?" (kathy thomas) "why? it's different." jasen dixon's nativity has been getting global publicit

. >> we are women on 20 is because one of the founding fathers andrew jackson and his legacy is one that into question. john: you do not want to kick off hamilton? >> now or we would have said women on 10. john: because he was a slaveholder and president and the supreme court said he could not kick them indians off their land but he did that anyway and many died. we want to punish him but the treasury said readjusted the bill we are slow and we are government side they had already started work on the $10 bill they took their cue from a committee that said this currency needs to be redesigned for security reasons. john: id - - i feel bad about hamilton he was a courageous soldier with the constitution to be passed it in his spare time he founded the the york post and was also a remarkable human being to stop the mob when it threatened to harm and a large british loyalist he was an orphan import immigrant and the american success story. we would ask viewers what you thought. >> what took so long? >> as sole woman i disagree why fix something that isn't broken? political correctness? >> pro

andrew jackson smith. these men still fought for a country that had denied them their freedom. we should realize those words were gallant, they were noble. profound. >> that is what those 43 words represents. that is more than worthy of celebration. >> that's what president lincoln once wrote. honorable alike what we give and what we observe. we shall nobly save nor meanly lose the last best hope of the earth. mr. speaker, leaders and memt ber members of both parties, digs ting wished guests, we are here to commemorate a century and a half of freedom. not simply for former slaves, but for all of us. today, the issue of slavery seems so simple. so obvious. it is wrong in every sense. stealing men, women and children from their homelands, tearing husbands from wife, parents from child. shackles and chains and bloodied with the whip. it's ant thet kal not only to our conception of human rights and dignity, but to our conception of ourselves. people have founded on the premise that all are created equal. and, to many at the time, that judgment was clear, as well. preachers, black a

activists say andrew jackson should not be honored because of the way he treated native americans and the ownership of slaves. leon: a live look at the capitol weather is no deal in the $1.1 trillion budget to give the government open. congress's executive has a temporary measure after tomorrow. never get the senate and house negotiators more time to work on a final deal. well congress approves the budget outline this fall, lawmakers are setting spending levels for each agency and department. alison: you think congress or want to get the deal done so they can go outside and enjoy the weather. leon: it's awfully good out there. we could be seeing 70 by sunday. can you believe that? steve is standing by with a check of the forecast. steve: is looking awesome out there is a moves towards the end of the weekend. nothing to complain about outside right now. look at these temperatures. 58 at reagan national. 57 in leesburg. also 52 and culpeper. we will stay on the mild side of the overnight hours. 38-48 degrees. look for areas of dense fog tomorrow morning. there may be a few delays so you

carney and andrew jackson smith. these men, these men were segregated. they were mistreated. still fought. they fought for a country that had denied them their freedom. they fought for all of us. and so, when we read those 43 short and simple words, we should remember these men and what they did. we should realize those words, like their acts, are gallant, they were noble, profound. we have witnessed true greatness in this country. and when we ratified the thirteenth amendment, we committed ourselves to building a country just as great. that is what those 43 words mean. this is what they represent. and that is more than worthy of celebration. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states of america. [applause] pres. obama : thank you. thank you so much. please have a seat. thank you. "in giving freedom to the slave, we assure freedom to the free." that's what president lincoln once wrote. "honorable alike in what we give, and what we preserve. we shall nobly save, or meanly lose, the last best hope of earth." mr. speaker, leaders and members of both p

men like william h.carney and andrew jackson smith. these men, these men were segregated, they were mistreated, and yet they still fought. they fought for a country that had denied them their freedom. they fought for all of us. and so when we read those 43 short and simple words, we should remember these men and what they did. we should realize those words like their acts were gallant, were noble, profound. we have witnessed true greatness in this country. and when we ratified the 13th amendment, we committed to ourselves to build a country just as great. that's what those 43 words mean. this is what they represent. and that is, more than worthy of celebration. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states of america. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you so much. please have a seat. thank you. in giving freedom to the slave, we assure freedom to the free. that's what president lincoln once wrote. honorable alike in what we give and what we preserve. we shall nobly save or meanly lose the last best hope of ear

ended there was a time with andrew jackson, really, when the court said the cherokee indians owned northern georgia and jackson sent troops, but not to an-- enforce the court's opinion. rather to drive the indians out and they went along the trail of tears to oklahoma, where their descendents look to this day and it was-- i love the story of little rock. it was tough for eisenhower. governor, which i can remember in some of us can't standing there in the state of an order. remember, this is three years after brown versus board of education, 1954 brown. no more segregation. 1955, what has changed? nothing. i give 56, what has changed? double nothing. 9057, a judge in arkansas said integrate the high school and the governor said no, you may have the court order, but i have the state police and eisenhower had to make that decision because they arranged and the meeting between the governor and eisenhower and of the white house he went in and said to the president's, i will integrate and he went out and told the press the opposite. eisenhower got pretty angry. then had to figure out what to do.

it's andrew jackson riddle. he's a photographer. those photographs aren't after the prison. they're smack-dab in the middle, right about august 16th, 1864. and we don't have him to ask, but in a sense those pictures were probably taken for propaganda purposes. a week before there had been a terrible flood through the middle of the prison that had breached the wall through the creek. that's not shown in the photographs but the photographs very clearly show how tightly packed the prisoners are. you can see what is essentially a brand-new reconstructed structure that channelled the creek through for the toilet. and so the humbling thing in those photographs is the men sitting at the sink, at the toilet. they were captured for posterity doing something that none of us want to be photographed going. that's part of that. now in terms of what happens to the prison after, it's left in place. there's an army guard here, very, very quickly. and there's an army quarter master expedition that arrives here in late july and stays for about three weeks into mid august. that quarter master

if you go back and look at theodore roosevelt and andrew jackson, these people broke the mold. if trump ends up leading the country, every morning will be wild and woolly. you will have the most extraordinary job in the country because you will get up everyday thinking, where is he now? >> yeah, break the mold. like implode every mold we've seen so far. but it made for a very interesting race. and we still have months to go. mr. speaker, great to have you in. thank you for coming on. >>> who should hit the road right now with 14 candidate still in the race? frank luntz asked the focus group for their answer. >>> next, after a rough shake from moderators at earlier presidential rebatdebates, what the american people thinking of the media's coverage of them. find out next when we return to the frank luntz group. >> give me a . . . . . . when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor a

andrew jackson veto the national bank act on unconstitutional grounds even though it'd been upheld by the supreme court, go to examples of lincoln and others. executives have an independent role in reviewing the constitutionality of legislation and other actions. and i think that applies at the state level as well. state attorneys general take oaths of office, and i thought rather than having a debate recently in the marriage litigation about whether attorney general were quote doing their job in defending the law, the argument really should be about what's the correct legal position. >> picking up on the duty to evaluate the constitutionality of the law, i think we're in a unique era right now where the administration and various federal agencies are virtually relentless in what they're willing to do to expand their initial statutory grounds for doing whatever they're doing. and so i think it's incumbent on congress, and i know some of the congress, elected congressmen and women and senators do start, they're starting to take seriously that they have their own responsibility in evalu

holding up andrew jackson, two handle. 20-dollar bill will do it?e reason to change. we were talking on friday. facts are a stubborn things. there is glut of oil. opec is not cutting production. there is no shortage. it is not cold out. there is no reason. liz: people eight months ago said pile into schlumberger and halliburton, some of these other names because they thought the bottom was there. but, mike, when we ask you this, it all dovetails what is going on with the lower book here, down 152 points for dow jones industrials. oil is bringing down the markets. does that trend continue? >> oil by itself can not take down the market but collateral damage. liz: oil names part of the s&p and dow. exxonmobil which you like. >> it is larger. the junk bond market is in shambles because of the energy sector. we have regional banks heavily into the energy area, were trading down more than other things. if this become as systemic thing, rather than specific sector thing, then there's a problem. liz: mike holland, thank you very much. elliot, i need to tell

poster child, she, rahm emanuel, their campaign, these were the first democratic campaigns since andrew jacksonaise more money from businesses than republicans. the bond they made with wall street has been critical and how they had built their party. in it is why the middle class is dying. this symbiotic relationship between ever more concentrated and powerful global capital and pay to play politics is at the heart of what has gone wrong here. at one point in the previous debate, clinton said desperately, sanders was impugning her integrity by raising the issue of moneyed interests. it was a point for him i think it turned to her and say, i'm not impugning your integrity, i am tuning the integrity of the system. i'm telling you the kind of political system we have right now is the reason the middle class is dying in this country. and the reason i should be president instead of you is that you don't know it. and that you have helped build that system, and that you still defend it. secondly, there are moments such as in health care and in the banking issue where you have to go further than just s

i was reading about andrew jackson and one of his biggest concerns is how did he move currency, cash, how did he pay people, barter, bank drafts, it was a big issue then and how currency moves really played in to how he was able to move his armies and so forth back and forth. so, we're still talking about moving currency and how we move it in the best and most efficient and safe way. and i was watching i guess a football game or so this weekend and samsung had their advertisements, they must have bought of time, because i remember seeing the app we're talking about here today, i grew up in a rural groshcery store. it appeared that anywhere that you can do a credit card your phone would work, so if you can pay at a pump, then you can actually scan or however, whatever the technology is, the right term, that your phone works in all applications like that? so if any merchant takes a credit card, then you have theant to use your application, is that -- >> so, congressman, thank you for the question. when we say virtually anywhere what we're talking about is a very, very high percentage of

there was andrew jackson who waged a bank or and thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton fought so vigorously about the banks. fdr wereilson and strong leaders who took on the banking industry. some of them make mistakes. maybe they didn't fully understand it but there was the exchange in the conversation and we don't see that as much these days. before joining the university of georgia law school, our guest, mehrsa at brighamtaught young university. you make them between $25,000-$50,000? caller: yes, i do. i am a veteran. i average in the middle. my wife had to have knee surgery. and the insurance that she has , ther job only pays 80% , wethat we have to pay found out what we read for the surgery that i had to pay that before she could get the surgery. fromo i had to take money our bills from my check to pay for the surgery that she was going to have. that is put me behind. from to borrow money different places in order to make up for the money that i had. and now i have loan bills to pay have got to cover other things that i have. and i find now today that the president or the government is

healthier than andrew jackson. healthier than james k. polk. than notoriously healthy president taft. healthiest president ever. unequivocally. which i can state unequivocally is the weirdest presidential health statement we've ever had for any candidate ever. but that's what it's like this year with this particularly astonishingly excellent front-runner. joining us now from las vegas, the site of tomorrow night's republican debate-s robert costa, national political reporter for the "washington post" and now an msnbc political analyst. robert, nice to see you. thank you for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> i know you've been talking to several of the campaigns today about how they're approaching tomorrow's debate. what are they saying? should we expect something in line with the previous debates' trajectory or should we expect something new? >> i think we should expect a new dynamic tomorrow connected with several of the campaigns today, both mainstream republicans and conservatives. trump is the target. he continues to lead national polls.

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[laughter] >> it's always been a stake whether it's andrew jackson with the big cape or harriet lynn coming in with her fan and making a real dramatic entrance, whatever the changing technology is, these people are experts, they are leaders, they know they are leaders and intend to lead and they own it. and so i think just like the obamas did, you saw the regans do and you saw the kennedys do it. >> the basics you're right, whether it is a martha washington, a michelle obama, there are certain things we are expecting and certain things a president is expecting of first lady, but it changes according to the circumstances that they find. >> i want to invite folks, if any of you have questions find your way out and get to the a microphone and we will get the questions. the obamas exist in the world where there's social media. the first administration to really utilize twitter, facebook, instagram, the first lady is on pintrest. she had a page when she was in japan and cambodia recently and when she was there she traveled with a youtube celebrity who after questions from twitter, she did

you got to get rid of andrew jackson, and i think we can mostly agree with that. [applause] tom: there is no justification for him being on any currency, but i think it is like, oh well, the 20 is the best currency that everybody has. that is what comes out of the wall, so you can't have that, so immediately, they are talking about the $10 bill. so i -- i -- well, you can see where i went with it. some cartoons want you to get on where you are going with this, but some of the things that i added in, well, you are way ahead of me now, but the federal reserve note was i -- was, what i thought, a nice touch, if i could complement myself. [laughter] david s.: ok, that's enough, tom. [laughter] tom: it is enough. david s.: another one of the cartoons of yours is next, so -- i asked these guys to give me to cartoon or, on one particular subject, and this is a particularly difficult subject, the subject of guns, and i wanted to sort of get a sense of each of how these cartoon ideas happen, what sort of moment happens where you get the information and then you have that l

media...this past weekend -- the navy commissioned a ship named for jackson, mississippi -- which is name for andrew bit of controversy -- since jackson owned slaves -- and the n-double a-c-p says a ship shouldn't be named after him. that got some folks going on facebook... facebook...edward says i personally don't see an issue. the military has always held the honor in respect and continuing a close relationship with cities, states, or individuals that they share name sakes with, regardless of their affiliations. affiliations.randi - political correctness and victimhood is getting ridiculous! ridiculous!cheryl - we can find something wrong with everyone and everything. now -- we look at their voice -- what politicans are posting on social media. media.the iowa hawkeyes are getting a lot of attention because they're off to the rose bowl -- even after losing the big 10 championship game last week.the thing is -- they lost in the last 30-seconds. that was a problem for iowa senator joni ernst. ernst.before the game was over -- she congradulated the team on their win.the problem was -- the team then lo

. >> i was reading a biography of andrew jackson.t's amazing, moving an army, all the other things he did, one of his biggest things was how did he pay people. was it going to be barter. so we're talking about how to move it in the best and safe, efficient way. i was watching a football game this weekend. and samsung had their advertisements. i remember seeing the app we're talking about here today. and i grew up in a rural grocery store. so i always view things through rural. it seems like anywhere you can pay with a credit card you can pay with the phone. if you can pay at a pump, your phone works in all applications like that? so if any merchant takes a credit card you have the ability to use your application in. >> congressman, thank you for the question. when we say virtually anywhere, what we're talking about is a very high percent able of locations and terminals that accept a credit card or debit card. there are instances such as dip readers, gas stations, atms, and a small percentage of merchants where the technology, softwar

there was andrew jackson who waged a bank or and thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton fought so vigorously about the banks. fdr wereilson and strong leaders who took on the banking industry. some of them make mistakes. maybe they didn't fully understand it but there was the exchange in the conversation and we don't see that as much these days. before joining the university of georgia law school, our guest, mehrsa at brighamtaught young university. you make them between $25,000-$50,000? caller: yes, i do. i am a veteran. i average in the middle. my wife had to have knee surgery. and the insurance that she has , ther job only pays 80% , wethat we have to pay found out what we read for the surgery that i had to pay that before she could get the surgery. fromo i had to take money our bills from my check to pay for the surgery that she was going to have. that is put me behind. from to borrow money different places in order to make up for the money that i had. and now i have loan bills to pay have got to cover other things that i have. and i find now today that the president or the government is

he also compares them to former president andrew jackson. joe, south carolina, independent line. caller: first, i want to wish you, katie, and your kids a merry christmas. i also want to apologize to you on air about something, but that is something personal. anyway, i watched part of the debate. i would not make so much about the saturday night thing six days before christmas. people, especially on the democratic side, pretty much have their mind made up who they want the primary winners to be. i think that is hillary. on the republican side, there is a lot more viewership, i guess, during the week. let's face it. it is more about entertainment the real stuff. donald trump, his big plus, his only appeal is that he is not part of the washington establishment. he is funding his own campaign, basically. i would like to say word about gun control. i'm a proponent of responsible -- the keyword is gun ownership. we are in a high risk environment. the bad people have guns, they will always have guns. we need to be able to carry guns where we have never been able to carry before. as sim

andrew jackson. a complete and total disruption to the political class. >> it's true.mmon with jackson than not. although i don't think he's challenged anybody to a duel yet, but it's only 7:30. >> exactly. >> so, you know, watch out chris matthews. there is a sense that he's going to come in, sweep out the old order. jackson felt there was an anger about the jack sewnian movement in part because there was a feeling that elites had rigged the system against the people. beginning with the 1824 election, which had gone to the house of representatives and that elected john quincy adams. the current regime which trump heavily hints about. there is a force, there's a force, a populous force to trump that i don't think is quite reagan escand i would agree with craig and newt that it's more jack sonnian than than reaganesque. >> wrm i'm reminded in the clips we have been showing. he approached the public and approached nearly every day with a smile on his face and concentrated in his rhetoric largely on optimism about the country and about an individual's effort in this count

media...this past weekend -- the navy commissioned a ship named for jackson, mississippi -- which is name for andrew jackson.that caused a little bit of controversy -- since jackson owned slaves -- and the n-double a-c-p says a ship shouldn't be named after him. that got some folks going on facebook... facebook...edward says i personally don't see an issue. the military has always held the honor in respect and continuing a close relationship with cities, states, or individuals that they share name sakes with, regardless of their affiliations. affiliations.randi - political correctness and victimhood is getting ridiculous! find something wrong with everyone and everything. now -- we look at their voice -- what politicans are posting on social media. media.the iowa hawkeyes are getting a lot of attention because they're off to the rose bowl -- even after losing the big 10 championship game last week.the thing is -- they lost in the last 30-seconds. that was a problem for iowa senator joni ernst. ernst.before the game was over -- she congradulated the team on their win.the problem was -- the team then

individuals who feel this era of superiority and which they trying -- donald trump is a modern-day andrew jacksonn that regard for this ability to reach the modern man. host: mitch mcconnell was talking about american values. are you saying it is not a time to be concerned about debating what american values are? it is a national security question? caller: i believe it is a national security question. the american values is a fine line. you have to realize that we are and wep a certain amount have to the past. war,g the second world there was a lot of public outcry against german-americans. it is a fine line. i think the most important aspect of this, is not to create an inflammatory heir because it will create more ignorance in the world. ignorance is something we have to to combat as a whole. , i happen to respect the man, but he does walk a tightrope trying to inflame debate to keep himself in the limelight. that is a smart political move. down inof knocks him the respectability fashion with his own party. i do think that we have to be aware of the fact that we can enjoy the freedoms that we h

name.the u-s-s jackson was commissioned last weekend.it's named after jackson, mississippi - which itself is named after president andrew jackson.jackson's time in office is considered controvesial because of how african-american slaves and native americans were treated during the time.civil rights activists argue the navy is taking a step backwards by naming the new ship jackson. however, the navy's secretary says the name is to honor its bond with the city in mississippi . we want to know what you think of the controversy.we've facebook page, k-g-a-n cbs 2. rodney says: "all those offended, send me your 20-dollar bills."ben says: "jesse jackson has been to mississippi. maybe it's for him."you can share your comments with us right now. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, tryon financial is here to help us understand mutual funds and how we can make them it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people lik

from senator inhofe's team, i have to mention him again, alex hurgut, brian jackson, shawn boyogien, susan bodine, andrew kneelly, chia kaufman. leader mcconnell, hazen marshall, many others. for the banking committee staff, i want to thank mark powden, shannon heinz, jennifer dece. for senator nelson, kim lipsky, brandon kaufman. for senator thune, dave scwieg either, adrienne articus, allison cullen, patricia fuchs. we worked together, we forged real friendships. i'll never forget this as long as i live. i am grateful to everyone. and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: without objection, the materials will be placed in the record. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to 10 minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask the chair to lay before the senate the conference report accompanying s. 1177. the presiding officer: the chair lays before the senate the conference report to accompany s. 1177, whic

andrew likes, right? it's going to be beating it. >> michael jackson. >> boy bands. >> go for it. >> those are more than ten years old. >> that was way more than ten years old. >> when justin timberlake was still in a boy band. >> ten years you'd be too -- >> ten years isn't that long. >> not at all. this is bad news for bill ackman this morning, the hedge fund manager says 2015 could be the firm's worst year ever. the funds are suffering double digit losses but ackman says they're sticking with him. in a letter to investors the firm has not been forced to sell out of positions to meet requests. valeant pharmaceuticals and platform products. read this letter. it's quite a remarkable letter for a couple of reasons. he really does outline how terrible the performance has been and also shows they have under performed since 2012 now. the stock market across the board. so it's not just bad performance this year. this is now the underperformance of just about everything else. at least since 2012 and the other poes of it is since they do have so much capital from public investors none of the money is moving. and s

andrews, traffic is light but wet roadways. we'll be looking at the wet bit of a delay, north on 321 from airport road to knox abbott, the only delay now. shaw air force base to fort jackson, 40 minutes. from i-26 and i-77 heading to fort jackson, you're looking at about 11-minute commute. >>> it is almost that time of year again, and i'm not talking about new year's, but girl scout cookie season. the second year in a row they're doing digital orders. know a girl scout to order online. they invite you to the web site so they can get credit. sales begin here next week. >>> southern coffee drinkers turned to the gingerbread latte, the most ordered holiday drink at starbucks in several southern states. alaska, washington, oregon the eggnog. texas liked the chestnut praline. northeast liked the holiday spice. california liked ice coffee. the ordering habits were tracked by the beverage orders sold per 1,000 customers. >>> coming up on news 19 this morning, some year-end mistakes money man matt gra >>> good morning and happy new year's eve. thanks for waking up with news 19 this morning. i'm mary sturgill. we are in for another round of rainy weather today. hopefully it will b

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