he had a banking job and he went back to buffalo. who's behind funding the initial purchases of some of these packages? >> guest: aaron story is he's a banker and comes back to buffalo sets up his own small collection agency and with brandon's help is getting this paper is paying huge dividends. so like any good financier he starts thinking wow if i did this on a larger scale so he makes a few phonecalls and finds aid investors to give him $14 million to do a trial run. the thinking is if he can do with this $40 million what million dollars with houston with his own money money, his printer% return and whatnot than evil do with bigger with the 14 million a second round with 40 million bigger and bigger. the problem is there are several problems one of which is the great recession occurs and then he encounters problems along the way including that i chronicled in the book. >> host: will basically well that happening is in the hole. he is out some amount the $14 million he has investors on the other side screaming that they want their

well, we did turn around buffalo. buffalo today, the housing market is way up.nstruction billions and billions of dollars in construction. the private market is flocking to buffalo. they're writing about buffalo internationally as a turnaround phenomenon. that's what happened in buffalo. it proved to us if you can turn around buffalo, you can turn around anything, and we're going to. we had a great team that worked at it every day and made the difference, and i'd ask them to stand and let's give them the recognition they deserve. paul dooiser byron brown, howard demps ski. we also proposed expanding our green jobs and our environmental programs. the sweet spot for the state of new york is creating jobs in the clean energy, clean environment area. that's where we want to focus. we want to increase the environmental protection fund to $172 million. we also propose a $50 million farm land preservation fund $20 million of which will be dedicated to the hudson valley which is one of the most precious assets in this state. it is a tourism asset, and we want to keep it

well, we did turn around buffalo. buffalo today, the housing market is way up. you have construction billions and billions of dollars in construction. the private market is flocking to buffalo. they're writing about buffalo internationally as a turn-around phenomenon. that's what happened in buffalo. and it proved to us f you can turn around buffalo, can you turn around anything. and we're going to. and we had a great team -- [ applause ] we had a great team that worked at it every day and made the difference. and i would ask them to stand and let's give them the recognition they return. paul byron brown, mark, howard, and satise. pleasure. we also propose expamdnding our green jobs and environmental programs. the sweet spot for the state of new york is creating jobs and creating jobs in the clean energy, clean environment area. and that's where we want to focus. we want to increase the environmental protection fund to $172 million. we also propose -- we also propose a $50 million farmland preservation fund, 20 million of which will be death dedicated to the hud

three weeks later, buffalo was hit with the blizzard of '77.ws all over the country. snow drifts were as high as 25 feet. the snow was so high at the zoo that three reindeer were able to just step over the fence. mail delivery was suspended for almost a week. tim russert urged the harvard boys running the office to get senator moynihan up to buffalo as fast as possible. he started researching the possibilities of emergency federal assistance and when senator moynihan arrived, tim made sure the local media knew it. federal judge richard eaton, who was then running senator moynihan's other upstate new york office, told me tonight "tim did such a great job with the buffalo press it sounded like pat moynihan was shoveling your sidewalk." when the searpt got on the plane back to washington he took tim with him. tim got on the plane in his boots and parka and wasn't dressed for the formality of a washington office. and later that day tim russert wrote a letter to the president of the united states asking for federal assistance. tim went to the white

lamarr and became a fan congress, shot this enormous buffalo. from there he went to the top of the capital and that is where he told everyone, this should be the seat of the future empire. >> watch all of the events from boston, saturday at noon eastern on book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span three. >> up next, members of the tuskegee airmen recover their experiences during world war ii including combat missions and discrimination in the military. the airmen were the first african-americans to serve as military aviators in the u.s. armed forces. this is part of a conference hosted by the american veterans center. it is about 45 minutes. [applause] >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i am in the united states military class of 2015, aspiring aviator. i have the honor of introducing veterans of the first african-american aviation unit in united states military history, the tuskegee airmen. these men overcame segregation and his commission in order to proudly serve their nation. he had the distinct pleasure of he

with his buffalo bill's wild west show, by the 1890's, buffalo bill had buffalo bill's wild west show and the rough riders of the world. that is not an accident. the congress of the rough riders of the world, the rough riders are hard-working individual manna from all nations and all backgrounds, and buffalo bill's set up of it, and it is not how he played it out at all, but americans wanted to believe that this should have happened even when the government is working quite actively at this point by the 1890's for the very wealthy. this image of the congress of rough riders of people who want nothing but an evenhanded government is of course going to be huge in american history. i couldn't resist, who came but teddy roosevelt? he called his men in the spanish-american war the rough riders, and he called his men at the rough riders deliberately after the buffalo bill's congress of rough riders, and he says repeatedly, i am for any man who is going to work his way up without the help of the government, that is what america is all about. i am not about a government that redistributes wea

will is ohio stadium and buffalo wild wings on the corner.mewhere else a library and class rooms and things of that nature but it is ohio stadium but a half mile way three stories where everybody goes constantly and now pretty much every time you go back to ohio for a game that is where we meet before and after the game. my question is, i'm from ohio and that is my place. do you tailor any differently how you treat buffalo wild wings in ohio or manhattan or a big city? >> there is some change. certainly the footprint. we like each restaurant to look a little bit unique. but then we will tail are it with the sports memorabilia for something that is local and the general managers get out an work with the local teams. we like to sponsor a lot of high school teams. it is the place people go after the game, after practice. >> that works in tallahassee but you just opened one in the philippines. has it changed there? >> no. american brands very strong internationally. we opened thursday in manila:we will tail are some -- tail are some of the sauce.

word of a big buffalo herd in the vicinity. they jumped on the horses congress avenue -- wasn't the avenue. it was a muddy ravine then that led north to the hill where the capitol sits. the men galloped on the horse s. they stuffed their belts full of pistols and rode into the midst of the buffalo firing and shouting. lamar at 8th and congress shot this enormous buffalo. from there he went to the top of the hill to where the capitol is. he told everybody this should be the seat of a future empire. >> watch our oh >> the 114th congress gavels in tuesday. american history tv looks back at the opening remarks from former house speaker's. we hear first about the house speakers role from raymond smock. >> the constitution requires the house of representatives to choose a speaker. what is the speaker's job? >> speaker has a big job and it's evolved over a long period of time, over 200 years. it started out as a constitutional office because the constitution says the house will choose the speaker and other officers and there were no o

it's buffalo hot sauce a cup of hot sauce, use any hot sauce you want.rank's happens to be my favorite because it's thicker. pour it in. a cup of melt melted butter, mix it, make sure when you're making your sauce that your butter is completely melted. you don't want any chunks in there because it won't incorporate correctly. see how smooth that is? everything is blending well. you want that nice orange color. this is the basic buffalo wing sauce. you be add whatever you want to this. you can add can i yen diced jalapeno kosher salt, black pepper white pepper honey use your imagination. now that our sauce is done. let's get our winds out of the oven. it's been 25 minutes. wings are ready to come out of the oven. we'll take them out of the oven and we'll throw them right into the fryer. there we go. if you don't have one of these big old fryers at home don't worry about it. you can use a fry daddy. you can use a pan of hot oil. want the oil about 350 degrees. while you're wings are frying pick them up halfway through shake them so they break apart and coo

lamar at 8th and congress shot this enormous buffalo.m there he went to the top of the hill to where the capitol is. he told everybody this should be the seat of a future empire. >> watch our oh eventses from austin saturday at noon eastern on c

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he urged the harvard boys to get senator moynihan up to buffalo as fast as possible.rching the possibilities of emergency federal assistance and when senator moynihan arrived, tim made sure the local media knew it. federal judge richard eaton, who was then running senator moynihan's other upstate new york office told me tonight "tim did such a great job with the buffalo press it sounded like pat moynihan was shoveling your sidewalk." when the senate went back to washington, he took tim with him. tim got on the plane in his parka and he wasn't dressed for the formallty of the washington office. he then wrote a letter to the president of the united states asking for federal assistance. he then hand delivered that let tore president carter's chief of staff. he then tells what happened in his book -- >> the senator's wife was always his best talent scout and is still the best political analyst i know. tim rushed back to buffalo, packed a bag, and drove his 1972 gremlin down to washington where he became senator moynihan's press secretary. who years later, he was the senat

a few weeks ago i was in buffalo, seven feet of snow in buffalo. seven feet of snow.ffalo cold. but it was seven feet of snow. and it was beyond what we could handle and we called for assistance to our friends from all across the state and plow trucks from nassau and suffolk literally drove up to buffalo to help with the seven feet of snow. and i was in buffalo and i greeted many of the plow operators from nassau and suffolk. i want you to know that buffalo and communities upstate are now sending their equipment down to help nassau and suffolk. so that is how we roll in new york pardon the pun. we're there one for another. that is what community is all about. when somebody needs help we are there for them. and all of your brothers and sisters across state are sending think resources and best wish and we're going to need them for this one. luckily you're in great local hands. steve and ed are the best and the coordination among us, i feel good about the efforts we're going to put forward. whatever we do it is still a difficult storm. the wind the weight of the snow you

that is what happened and buffalo.an turnaround buffalo you can turn around anything. anything. we had a great -- [applause] we had a great team that made a difference. i asked them to stand so that we can recognize them. it's. [applause] propose expanding our green jobs and our environment. the sweet spot for the state of new york creating jobs in the clean energy clean environment area. increase the environmental protection fund to $172 million. we also propose to five. [applause] we also proposed a $50 million farmland preservation fund, 20 million of which we will be dedicated to the hudson valley which is one of the precious assets in the state it is a tourism asset. growing arab culture industry because they need to preserve there land. this investment in green jobs jobs, want to hold the $20 million clean energy. internationally the best ideas and clean energy companies. we will invest in let's do it for the southern tier. [applause] we also want to expand the upstate economy you have to be able to move goods in

that is poor. >> host: you talk about this underworld in buffalo and going to bangor maine and getting on the phone and dealing with a set of characters in the new also talk about another pillar of debt collection world which is las vegas. you went there to do an investigation there and deal with individuals and discover new things. what was that like? >> guest: so i wanted to see how brandon wilson was buying this debt and you remember brandon was a former armed robber who works for aaron and his finding deals on paper. those deals are key to making a profit margin. in the course of talking to brandon about where he hunted our search for paper he said las vegas where there said that buyers can mention. i go out there and i asked if i could tag along. february 2013 i flew out to vegas and spent several days of brandon. he was on the prowl for these deals. he wanted to get this debt that he could bring with him to work at his own collection agency or that he could flip then sell to other folks. it was interesting because when we arrived there that year the market for debt was changing f

>> it's what happens in buffalo -- is what happens in buffalo unusual or the sign of things to come?> leading climate scientists weigh in. >> what impact does temperature and number of verticals have on the destruction of aerosols and clouds. >> can we weather the extremes? that's our team. let's do some science. ♪ >> guys, welcome to techknow. i am joined by marchita davidson. we are seeing he streams, the hot get colder and all corners of the u.s. >> what it means in the scientific community is that it's a really challenging time right now, challenging and exciting to go try to understand what these extreme weather patterns mean for our climate. >> i got to look at the significant cost involved where it's not just the devastation caused by extreme weather but hidden cost as well. >> it's whether it is rain, heat, drought. it's happening. it's big. let's take a look. oxnard, california december 12th, 2014. >> roger, a flash flood warning for northwestern los angeles. >> national weather service severe weather team has been at it for hours. >> the storm was no surprise. scientists an

shouting and firing and shot this enormous buffalo. from there, he went to the top of the hill where the capital's and that is where he told everybody that this is where should seat the future empire. >> saturday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span 3. >> the 114th congress dabbles in this tuesday at noon eastern. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate live on c-span 2. and track the gop-led congress. and have your say as events unfold on the c-span networks, c-span radio, and c-span.org. new congress, best axis on c-span. -- best access on c-span. u.k. youth parliament. over the next half-hour hour, john burke of presides over the discussion with a few remarks by other members of parliament. >> hi, thanks. welcome back. order. order. the youth parliament will now consider the third motion of the day and titled better work experience and careers advice. to remove the motion, i call on miss chloe stevens. [applause] >> richard branson started work at the

and this is where lamar was staying when he and the rest of the men got wind of the big buffalo herd in this vicinity. so they jumped on their horses, congress avenue or it wasn't really the avenue but a muddy ravine that led north to the hill where the capitol sits and the men gal lopped. they had stuffed their belts full of pistols and road into the midst of this herd and lamar at what became 8th and congress shot this enormous buffalo. from there he went to the top of the hill and told everybody that this should be the seat of the future empire. fracking on the environment. >> i'm going to dive right into the questions. david, you have said that the energy industry should emulate the practices of some of the biggest companies in the world __ amazon, apple, facebook, and google. but an important difference between that industry and energy industry is that people do not notice, let alone care, about energy and climate change until gas prices are high. so how do you make people care about climate change and energy like they do their iphones? >> well, you sort of hurt my feelings they

lamarr shot this enormous buffalo. from there he went to the top of the hill where the capital is and that is were he told everybody this should be the seat of the future empire. >> watch all of our events from austin today at noon eastern on c-span2's booktv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. >> each week american history tv's reel america brings you archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. the battle of the bulge again on december 16, 1944 in belgium, luxembourg, and france. a key crossroads village standing between the german army and their objective, the port of antwerp. the big picture episode from 1965 telling the story of the desperate fight around the small town from the perspective of men from both sides who were there including lieutenant will rogers junior. this is narrated by actor robert taylor. ♪ >> on the 18th of december 1944, the conflict that would become the battle of the bulge was two days old. it had started with a huge german counter offensive plann

and shot this enormous buffalo. from there he went to the top of the hill where the the capitol is and told everybody this should be the seat of the future empire. >> watch all of our events from austin saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2's tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on c-span 3 american history tv. >>> each week american history tv's reel america brings you archival films to take you on a journey through the 20th century. produced by frank capra, the negro soldier is a 1944 documentary intended to encourage african-americans to enlist in the u.s. army during world war ii. the film traces the history of african-american contributions to society, during war and peace. beginning with the revolutionary war, then showing their work as teachers, judges, scientists, artists, musicians, athletes, and soldiers. in 2011, this 40-minute film was chosen to be preserved in the national film registry of the library of congress and was recently restored by the national archives. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the joy of my soul ♪ ♪ since jesus

this proposed tunnel became known as the red buffalo tunnel because it cut between buffalo mountain and red peak on the summitt county side. now, the sticking point was that this -- here's a sort of schematic map that the sierra club -- i colorized, but what you can see here is the sticking point. that green shaded area, that was a wilderness area. that's the eagles -- it was then called the eagle's nest primitive area. and by legal definition of wilderness, this place was supposed to be off limits to road construction. but in this particular case there was actually a clause in the wilderness act of 1964 that landmark -- which landmark act that created the wilderness designation, the legal designation of wilderness, the wilderness act actually had a clause in it exempting this one wilderness area. the clause empowered federal officials to withdraw wilderness protection from this one area so the interstate tunnel could be built under the gore range. there was no other wilderness area in the country that had a clause like this in the wilderness act. red buffalo of this proposal became a m

and shot this enormous buffalo. from there he went to the top of the hill and told everyone that this should be the seat of the future empire. >> watch all of our events saturday and sunday afternoon at two. >> book tv continues with a book by katie pavlich "assault and flattery: the truth about the left and their war on women"". [applause] the afternoon. 84ery >> all right. good afternoon. thank you for being here. i talked to you this morning. i thank you for being here. thanks for being here for the roundtable we appreciate as a a longtime supporter of the of america foundation and also to mr. rodriguez mr. rodriguez, although lot of people wear those t-shirts where was in college my mother sent me my a anti-che t-shirt that i regulate more to my a latin studies course. [laughter] [applause] you can imagine how well that went over specifically what they would start boosting him when i knew that was in the lesson plan. that was great to. also thanks to the young american foundation on days that was inspired to do

this is where he and the rest of the men got wind of this big buffalo herd. they jumped on their horses. congress avenue was just a muddy ravine that led to the north. the men galloped on their horses and rode into the mists of buffalo, firing and shouting. from there he went to the top of the hill where the capitalism told everybody that is should be the see -- the seat of the future empire. >> watch all our events throughout austin on book tv and that to eastern on c-span three -- and at 2:00 eastern on c-span3. >> we will see the swearing in of members and the election for house speaker. you can watch that live on c-span and the senate on c-span2. in 2006 c-span aired a documentary called the capital. we also took a tour of the house chamber to learn about some of the famous symbols in the room. >> there is cornucopia next to the clock, a traditional american symbol of abundance. there is stars. we always think of stars & stripes in america. all these little rods were bound together in ancient rome. little rock that individually could snap. it is the symbo

it is not a storm in buffalo, new york. let's go to the beginning of this vid. we are in the swiss alps and this is a controlled avalanche. they have set off some controlled explosions there has been helicopter activity and this is the start of it. right here you can see all these people close to what we call the bunny slope, the baby slope as they call it. you can see all the equipment and everything and these people are watching going well let's just check it out while they're doing this. >> never seen something like this wow, this is pretty cool. >> but as you -- >> it's coming straight for us. >> you see how beautiful it is and how it's like a cloud and it's coming down not too slow not too fast but it is coming. >> sort of like a volcanic explosion. >> that is so neat. >> they are covered. now it looks like they're in a blizzard in upstate new york in the winter but they are just covered in snow from this avalanche. >> that's kind of -- imagine all that fresh powder from the top of the mountain now sweeping down. now you got a nice fresh cover strap on the

. >> i was supposed to go to buffalo through philly, and that was canceled first thing in the morning. >> she has been waiting at reagan national airport for hours for an evening departure. >> i'm from buffalo and we have no snow. i'm going from no snow to no snow, and i'm getting canceled for snow. >> nearly 10,000 flights have been canceled or scrapped. the flight board at reagan national is stacked with cancellations and delays. we should certainly worn air travelers, if you plan on traveling by airplane the next couple days, keep in mind that air travel typically does not get back to normal for at least a day or two after a storm happens. live at reagan national, jay korff, abc 7 news. >> stay connected with abc 7 24/seven on facebook and twitter. we have up-to-the-minute information about the forecast in your neighborhood with the stormwatch seven weather app. >> the police are looking for one person after a stabbing at the martin luther king jr. memorial library. the victim an adult male, was conscious and breathing. the suspect, a black male about six feet tall, was last seen w

and rode into the midst of this herd of buffalo, firing and shouting.eighth and congress, what became eighth and congress, shot this enormous buffalo. and from there he went to the top of the hill where the capitol is and that's where he told everybody that this should be the seat of future empire. >> watch all of our events from austin, saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. >>> each week, american history tv's "reel america" brings you archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. in the second of a five-part look at hollywood directors who made films for the u.s. government during world war ii, we feature george stevens who was with the invading army 70 years ago on june 6th 1944, to document d-day. stevens assisted in production of the film "the true glory," which includes extensive d-day footage. he also documented the whoever errors of nazi concentration camps, creating films that were used as evidence during the nuremberg trials. first we talk to journalist and

it is not a storm in buffalo, new york. let's go to the beginning of this video. >> oh. >> we are in the swiss alps. and this is a controlled avalanche. they have this set up for controlled explosions. there has been helicopter activity. and this is the start of it. and right here you can see all these people close to what we call the bunny slope, the baby slope as they call it. you can see all the equipment and everything. and these people are watching going, well let's just check it out while they're doing this. >> hey, never seen something like this. wow, this is pretty cool. anyone knows -- it's coming straight for us. >> but you see how beautiful it is and how it's like a cloud and it's coming down not too slow not too fast but it is coming. >> like a pirate cluster cloud like from a volcanic explosion. >> yeah. >> wow. that is so neat. >> they are covered. and now it looks like they're in a blizzard in upstate new york in the winter. but they are just covered in snow from this avalanche. >> that's kind of a good bonus

ironically, a few weeks ago we had 7 feet of snow in buffalo. 7 feet of snow. and we had to do the reverse, we had to ask all of the plows in down state new york to go up to buffalo. so now we're asking the reverse and the upstate plow operators are coming down down state to help. 50,000 pounds of salt we have several hundred national guard who have been called out. and will be stationed in new york city and long island area primarily. few measures that we are going to put into effect, number one, i'm -- declaring a state of emergency effective immediately from sullivan counties south, rockland west chester, new york city and long island. declaration of a state of emergency allows me to waive certain laws and regulations. so it actually allows the government to move faster. state employees who are nonessential will be released at 3:00 p.m. the new york city subway system will continue to run until 7:00 to 8:00 on the usual schedule. at that point, there will be limited service on the subway system. so as we've been saying for the past few days you should plan t

and lamar at 8th and congress shot this enormous buffalo. from there he went to the top of the hill where the capitol is. that's where he told everybody that this should be the seat of a future empire. >> watch all of our events from austin saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on "american history tv" on c-span3. >> coming up next former white house press secretaries from the ford reagan george h.w. bush, clinton and obama administrations. they talk about how the position has changed overtime and some of the difficulties they faced while trying to work for the white housen an be the press. the panelists include ron nesn, marlin fitzwater mike mccurry and robert gibbs. it was hosted by the national archives. >> in the words of young jeezy, let's go to work. you know i thought we would start this the way we usually end these things. by saying thank you. this is the week when we recognize the service of people who have served our country in uniform. our country in uniform. and all of you served in public se

this is the arctic front that's pushing through pittsburgh and buffalo. there's cold stuff behind the front. not much going on. get a load of the numbers. 3 in omaha. 43 in cincinnati. 63 in raleigh. there's the front right there slicing the county in half here. it will continue to push east over the next 24 to 36 hours. so for today, because the front is off to the west, the winds are out out of the southwest that will pump us up into the 60s. still a chance of showers otherwise mainly cloudy today. tomorrow we'll clear the clouds out, it will pull into the new england and canadian maritimes. winds shift and it will be blustery windchills in the teens and 20s. we'll time the front to for you. lots of clouds today, a couple of showers no big deal. later this evening, there will a lot of warm air in places across south jersey, here comes the arctic front plowing into the air mass, there could thunderstorms erupting down the shore from wildwood to atlantic atlantic city and lakehurst. you could here thunder out of the that and pick up a downpour before it w

lake effect snow all related expected to drop two to three feet more in buffalo while watertown to the northeast could see up to five feet as yet another arctic blast moves in to much of the country tomorrow. >>> still ahead on this friday night, free college for millions of american students. an ambitious offer that could help so many families. >>> also, the homecoming. the young woman we came to know in the fight against ebola overseas comes home to the u.s. from the front lines. >>> in tennessee today president obama unveiled the goal of a nation where everyone has not only the chance but also the means to go to college. he has a plan to put more careers on the launchpad with two years of community college tuition courtesy of the government. and while for millions of us a community college education can be the only viable option, the question is how to pay for this generosity. our report tonight from nbc's chris jansing. >> reporter: 28-year-old akita hodge is a working mom. five years ago she started a two-year program at maryland's montgomery college but had to quit because she ju

the great lakes, watching the buffalo area and up toward the tug hill plateau. lake-effect snow warnings are here through the morning hours and saturday morning talk 2g to 4 feet really watching that commute in and around buffalo especially as the band shifts toward the evening and winds gusting at 450 miles an hour. more cold here. highs of 43 in new orleans and atlanta, single digits in chicago and surrounding cities. meanwhile, seattle at 50. not too bad for january. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> this morning indonesia's search crews heard pings that could be from flight 8501. divers are trying to locate the so-called black boxes. four more bodies have been recovered from the sea floor bringing the totals of 48. there were 162 people aboard the airbus a 320 when it crashed into the java sea. >>> today president obama will plan to offer two free years of community college to most students in the u.s. he eat outline his plan in tennessee, state that began offering free tuition this year. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >>

the snow and happy there was no snow at the other end of buffalo. this is all going to have a ripple effect. if you're planning to travel tomorrow or wednesday by air you better check with your airlines. what happens is the planes don't fly they get out of place and they have to cancel many, many more. and if you're thinking about train as an option we've heard amtrak canceled all their new england region service for tomorrow. >> a lot of people got to make other arrangements. >> if you're not already up north, you're not going to get there tonight. and by the way we want to remind you we're going to be on the air beginning 4:00 tomorrow morning with the latest weather and traffic conditions. you can stay up to date on the snow and all the cancellations that may or may not come using our wusa 9 mobile app. >>> in other news we're following tonight fire investigators found the body of the final missing victim of last week's tragic fire at an annapolis mansion. >> i'm debra alfarone. the scene of last week's tragic mansion fire here in annapolis. inve

and it comes down to that simple wisdom and the buffalo coins that we made for the people helped buffalo say exactly that. all for one and one for all. that is really the new york way. and that rally is the new york power of we. the power of we. putting the differences aside finding the come onnality and coming together that is how we have been governing. we believe that despite our differences, at the end of the day. we are one state. we are upstate, and we are down state. are one state. and we are democrats. republicans. we are one state. we are day. straight, we are one state. we are plaque, white. we are one state and that is how we govern. and that is how we come together. and that is how we forge an agreement. that is what makes this state so special and that is why i am so honored to be the governor of this great state because the problems are not any one region or one person. the young girl sleeping in a homeless shelter tonight is our daughter. the farmer and the southern tier who is struggling to make end meet -- that farmer is our brother. the child that lives in poverty in ro

news conference in buffalo about to get a lieutenant more interesting every monday.ps coming for the golden state warriors. proud owner of the best record in the league of 29 and 5. thompson named the western conference player of the week. warriors went 3 and o during the past week with pledge going off against the pacers for 40 points. one shy of the personal contrary best. thompson if 40 point game warriors in utah to face the jazz tomorrow night. pleasant surprise for coach this season is hotel day. former washington husky not drafted out of college. kind of bounced around and belgium and bunch of teams. warriors signed him in the off season now he has anyone and a half points in the last 9 games he knew from working out hads brother plays for the new orleans pelicans he knew he could play in the nba. >> i thought i could play. regardless if i made it. work on my brother all summer. i know the caliber of basketball that is in this league. i always thought i was good enough to be here but it's a matter of if it was to happen or not. >> great to see him get a chance

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here is that live picture from buffalo, new york. snow falling there. and we're starting to see some flurries in this area too. meteorologist bill henley with that and bill the big headline people will notice this morning when they step outside is that it's not the subzero feel that we had yesterday morning, right? >> no just feels like 11. the wind is still blowing and the temperatures are warming. still plenty cold and we're tracking snow in the area and some accumulation from philadelphia northward and a dusting is possible. possibly two inches in the pocono mountains and it has been tapering off in just the last couple minutes in blue mountain still a few snowflakes coming down. on and off during the morning hours and then tapering off this afternoon. so, we are on the look out for a few snowflakes in philadelphia. so far we just have clouds overhead and temperatures that have been falling overnight. right now in the city the numbers are down into the 20s to start with. but winds are gusting to 26 miles an hour. got a wind chill of 11 degrees right

he and the men got wind of a big buffalo herd. they jumped on their horses. congress avenue in those days was just a muddy ravine they galloped on their horses grabbed pistols and rode into the midst of buffaloes firing and shouting. he shot an enormous buffalo and went to the top of the help where the capital's and told everyone that this should be the seat of the future empire. >> watch all our events from austin saturday at noon eastern on t1 book tv. >> in january the new congress will see the largest gop majority. >> julia angwin is next on book tv. she argues due to the pervasiveness of the dragnet system we are in danger of becoming a society a society that censors itself instead of demanding rights. this is just under an hour. >> the national constitution center is the only institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a nonpartisan basis. we have three goals the museum of we the people a a center for civic education and america's townhall. riveting american society and allowing citizens to make

lamar at 8th and congress shot this enormous buffalo. there he went to the top of the hill to where the capitol is. he told everybody this should be the seat of a future empire. >> watch our oh >> the 114th congress gavels in tuesday. american history tv looks back at the opening remarks from former house speaker's.

. >>> and the flyers put an end to a scoring drought in buffalo last night. we'll tell you if they also stopped their two-game losing streak. highlights are coming up next. >>> plus an update onty moenty monan's blood clots and his future with the team. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! >>> delaware sports scene and beyond, i'm danny pom mel from comcast sports net. the flyers entered the night haven't been shutout in 17 periods, facing the buffalo sabers. what gives? flyers up one, mark strike turns the puck over and gets gerg genson's skates all alone. but denies him. zest doing all he can once again after a shot goes off the post. can't cover it up though and it's there for the rebound and the sabers tied at 2, third period still tied. chris vand veldy, good night. his fourth goal of the season. flyers win. they needed it, 4-3. flyers gm ron haxall announced that the blood clotted in kimmo timonen's legs have cleared, but

hopefully they can figure things out tonight in buffalo. flyers will not get any help from defenseman kimmo timonen anytime soon. a body scan shows timonen no longer has blood clots in his lungs but he still has them in his legs, putting his returning to the ice in serious jeopardy. the 39 year-old may never play again. timonen and flyers will talk to the flyers gannon wednesday, before making a decision. >> there is still a chance he can play i just don't know how great it is, or what not and it will come down to kimmo and like i said, if there is a risk, we're not going to expose him to it. >> when you start getting wins, you get greedy. you want them all. innings isers head coach brett brown sound like a different guy these days. brown and sixers going for their fifth win in eight games tonight in detroit. >>> nerlens noel is getting berth and better. the sixers big man is a big reason they beat new orleans last night. noel had 17 points, 11 rebound. fourth time in his last six games he scored double digits. noel lead all nba rookies in

could they do ♪ >>> the flyers on the road in buffalo both teams coming off shut out losses.you figure someone has to score, right flyers captain claude giroux got the cut on his ankle right here. he was having some problem but did tough the game out. the flyers down one to nothing in the second. they finally break that goal less streak on the power play. umberger with the shot deflected for the power play goal to tie the game. late on the second mark straight with the short for the point. two-one flyers. great game in net by rob zepp nice safe here lots of traffic in front he keeps it out of the net. made 24 safes on 27 shots. the flyers win it four-three. buffalo has now lost 10 in a row row. >>> the sixers on the road playing their fourth game in five nights against the pistons coming off their most impressive win of the season. could they keep it up? well, first quarter sixers with the turnover and pistons running the floor. greg monroe gets a nice pass finishes with a layup and the pistons up by 12. third quarter ugh the sequence here. sixers think they have they have th