. >> host: next call is keith in buffalo new york. please go ahead. >> caller: how are you, peter. for my call, you spoke of information in regards to race and religion. she became one of the first african-american principles and buffalo new york is not the most financially fiscal place but it was a good place at the time. to make a long story short in the year 78 she took 63 students to europe. the significance of this is 53. at the time all of the students are all business owners, all african-american, all from business owners but when we talk about race we should talk about one thing in europe we found out they were all one color. it's the only country in the world but it actually mattered. >> host: do you agree with that? >> guest: no, i don't i do agree that that is a i call it a common mythology and experience. my first book about racism and friends i lived there for a few years and got to know the community there and there is a history of everyone from james baldwin to other african-americans have gone to france and other european countries and experience a different kind of

remaking institutions is dissimilar as department stores and universities is reshaping what the buffalo news does to so in addition to those supply side factors our demand mode is changing and just this week the pew research tells us that social media has now surpassed newspapers as a frequent news source twenty percent of americans go social for news and only sixteen percent are regular newspaper readers in one thousand ninety one fifty six percent of us got our daily news from the newspapers so it's no mystery why newspapers are using social so aggressively the chicago sun times has cut monday through. saturday comics from three pages to one they have eliminated the t.v. listings grid understandable because now we get so many channels and we can program our cable and satellite streaming channel guides another common trend legacy papers shrinking their print delivery radius the arkansas democrat because it is no longer available outside central arkansas and the ultimate cutback no print paper seven days a week so far the biggest usa city is pittsburgh where the post is that no longer prints

. >> host: next call is keith in buffalo, new york. keith, please go ahead. >> caller: how are you, peter? how are you, crystal? >> guest: hi. >> caller: all right. the reason for my call, you spoke of some information in regard to race and religion. i'll just give you a quick backdrop. in the early '70s, a lady by the name of nan wood became one of buffalo's first african-american principals. and, you know, buffalo, new york, is not the most financially fiscal place, but it was a good place at the time. make a long story short, in the year '78, documented, she took 53 students to europe. the significance of me telling you about the 53 students, the name of the school was public 53. at this time all 53 of those students are all business owners, all african-american men, women and all grandparents or have documented information as business owners. but when we talk about race, we should talk about once they went to europe they found out we were all one color. it didn't matter. only in america, the only country in the world that it actual

health of buffalo, new york> it's never too late, even up into january, february as the flu season runsnevertheless, the c=d=c says time is running short ... georgia and louisiana are already reporting high levels of influenza cases.last january this map was almost entirely red ... and the number of flu deaths was around 80=thousand. so, why are people resistant to protecting themselves?36 percent said they didn't like the side effects.31 percent said the vaccine doesn't work very well.and 30 percent said they simply never get sick.nat coughingthe flu season tends to peak after the first of the year.holiday travelers help to spread the disease.the very young and very old are particularly at risk.five children have already died of the flu this seasonbut the survey found 39 percent of parents of children under the age of 18 don't vaccinate their kids. (grant) and while california is still green on the national map the state health department says the bay area is the exception ... it's the one part of the state already experiencing high flu activity. (anchor) taking

." >> reporter: in buffalo, new york, canisius college senior andrew sipowicz has a tale to tell thatheartwarming story about a hit- and-run. yeah, he says it all began the day he discovered this dent in his ford mustang. >> it was bashed in pretty good. >> reporter: and then you saw the note. >> and then i saw the note. i wasn't expecting that at all. that it came from a sixth grader. >> reporter: obviously, 11-year- old ziarra griffin didn't make the dent, but she did make it better with a note she tucked under his windshield. it read, "if you're wondering what happened to your car, bus 449 hit your car. it stops here every day to drop me off. she hit and run. sorry." ziarra closed with a sketch of the getaway vehicle-- that's her in the back, aghast at what she thst witnessed. as a result of her artistry and honesty, the bus driver was held accountable and andrew is now getting his car fixed. >> i could've act like it didn't happen, but i chose to do something about it, because my mom always said, "when you see somebody doing the wrong thing, you have to do the right thing." >> rep

steve hartman found this story, where else, on the road. >> in buffalo, new york, this senior has a tale day he discovered dent in his ford mustang. >> it was bashed in good and then i saw the note. wasn't expecting that at all. it came from a sixth grader. >> obviously the eleven-year-old student didn't make the dent but did make it better with the note tucked under the windshield that read if you are wondering what happen to your car bus 449 hit your car. it stops here every day to drop me off. she hit and run. sorry. she closed with a sketch of the get away vehicle that's her in the back aghast at what she just witnessed. as a result of her artistry and honesty the bus driver was held accountable and now he's getting his car fixed. >> he acted like it didn't happen. i chose to do something about it. my mom always said if you see someone doing the wrong thing you sister to do the right thing. >> but her mom refuses to take all of the credit and admits she wasn't supportive when her daughter started going dudley do right that day. >> you were thinking you wanted to get out of there. >>

. >> i have from near buffalo, new york. >> i am from buffalo originally. >> i feel sorry for you. [laughter] >> i love the place. >> four super bowls and no victories. i just got a tweet from my wife. she said trump is not going to pardon the turkey this year. >> awe. >> hopefully, that is wrong. my question is, how did canada take off from this? we have some canadian people here, right? the confederation was formed in 1867. did they take anything from this? i know their holiday is in october. do you have anything on that? >> the canadian thanksgiving is celebrated on our columbus day weekend. canadians have the same culinary tradition. they often have turkey and all the fixings. i have talked to a lot of canadians. i have a lot of relatives in canada. they will not celebrate on the day itself. it might be saturday, sunday, monday. the holiday does not have the tradition, the history, the background, and the associations that we in america have. it is a day to give thanks for sure, but it is not intertwined with the canadian experience. that said, when i was thanksgivings around t

health of buffalo, new york> it's never too late, even up into january, february as the flu season runsnevertheless, the c=d=c says time is running short ... georgia and louisiana are already reporting high levels of influenza cases.last january this map was almost entirely red ... and the number of flu deaths was around 80=thousand. so, why are people resistant to protecting themselves?36 percent said they didn't like the side effects.31 percent said the vaccine doesn't work very well.and 30 percent said they simply never get sick.nat coughingthe flu season tends to peak after the first of the year.holiday travelers help to spread the disease.the very young and very old are particularly at risk.five children have already died of the flu this seasonbut the survey found 39 percent of parents of children under the age of 18 don't vaccinate their kids. (justine) that was our grant lodes reporting. while californias still green on the national map the state health department says the bay area is the exception ... it's the one part of the state already experiencing hig

health of buffalo, new york> it's never too late, even up into january, february as the flu season runsnevertheless, the c=d=c says time is running short ... georgia and louisiana are already reporting high levels of influenza cases.last january this map was almost entirely red ... and the number of flu deaths was around 80=thousand. so, why are people resistant to protecting themselves?36 percent said they didn't like the side effects.31 percent said the vaccine doesn't work very well.and 30 percent said they simply never get sick.nat coughingthe flu season tends to peak after the first of the year.holiday travelers help to spread the disease.the very young and very old are particularly at risk.five children have already died of the flu this seasonbut the survey found 39 percent of parents of children under the age of 18 don't vaccinate their kids. (justine) in south bay... police say four men were using the legalization of marijuana in california.. to make huge profits in other parts of the county. san jose residents anthony le, barry phan, jose garcia and aleja

we went to buffalo new york. it was cold up there.he first time i got involved in electoral politics it is because i wanted to and not something my church was doing but i had that foundation when i was in college. reverend jackson was running for president and they were the last of the ivs to admit women and that wasn't until 1976. so, i walked into a very conservative environment and i went to school with laura ingram. >> she hasn't changed much. [laughter] but that is when it hit me personally and directly because it wasn't connected to my church or foundation and i discovered i had interest and a love for this electoral politics. he was on campus and he helped me to manage the campaign, dep for campaign and i discovered i was good at it and i was very organized, i was a good organizer. i grew up about 40 miles south, so i know of that area but then you went to school with laura and dinesh d'souza in this very white space and you said she hasn't changed that much but it's funny and we laugh at it she has a huge following and platfor

>> buffalo, new york. >> that makes sense. you can use these.e was 19. >> under one blanket. >> this morning. >> that's fantastic. let's take a look at the weather across the country. it is cold in the northeast. we've got temperatures 10 to 15 below average. lake-effect snow falling back through upstate new york, back through buffalo, because of the cold air. we've got heavy rain down south. the middle of the country dealing with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. it is really very cold for this time of year with temperatures below average. heavy snow in north carolina and virginia tomorrow. it dries out down through texas. we are looking for rain and mountain snow to work into the >>> definitely grab a coat making your way outside because temperatures are in the 30s and 40s this morning across the bay area. 39 degrees now in palo alto. 40 degrees for mountain view. 43 slew san jose. mostly clear skies into the afternoon. temperatures expected to warm up into upper 50s, low 60s. plenty of sunshine by about 11:00 a.m. in san jose, expect temperatu

completing her phd from new york buffalo and her undergraduate studies from amherst new york living in beautiful rural virginia with many dogs and horses and pigs. please join me now to welcome karen prior. [applause] i will begin with a brief reading from an introduction to my book i will talk more the direction the pages contain. my first book booked is a love story the story of how my deep love of reading slowly meandered into a deep love of god. i retail in the pages how by reading widely and voraciously and indiscriminately i have learned spiritual lessons i have never learned in church or sunday school as well as emotional and intellectual lessons i never would have encountered in the realm of my experience. most importantly by reading about all kinds of characters by all kinds of authors i learned how to be the person god created me to be. and essential theme is reading promiscuously that draws from the most formative in this treatise the puritan poet most famous for his epic poem paradise lost makes an argument that is a building block for the modern notion of freedom of speech

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. >> buffalo, new york. >> this is nothing to you?hday. >> thank you. >> what's the number? >> 16. janice: oh, i remember 16, oh, yes, i do. let's take a look at the maps while i think about 16. it's 33 but you know what? with the wind it feels even colder than that we have to bundle up, my friends. the good news to this is this is seasonal temperatures for this time of year. we are going to remain around average for much of the country. across the northeast a little bit of snow. storm system brewing across the west going to bring some total rain and some snow for this region and this is the system that's going to kind of move across the central u.s. and we could see some travel delays wednesday through thursday and even into friday for the east coast. all in all not too bad. anybody you want to say hi to at home? >> hello to donald trump. we love him. janice: he watches "fox & friends." >> yes, he does. >> president trump, we love you. [laughter] >> all right. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. janice: hi, guys. wave to the camera. nex

the advisory council of the society of the united states getting her phd at the university of new york buffalo and undergraduate studies at amherst. karen and her husband live in rural virginia with dogs and horses and chickens. please join me to welcome karen. [applause] >> i will begin with a brief reading of an introduction then i will talk more what the rest of the pages contain. >> my first book booked literature is a love story of how my deep love of reading slowly meandered into a deep love of god. i tell him the pages how i read voraciously and indiscriminately i have learned spiritual lessons i never learned in church or sunday school as well as emotional and intellectual lessons i never encountered within the realm of my experience. most importantly, by reading about all kinds of characters created by all kinds of author authors, i learned how to be a person god created needed to be. the essential theme of booked is reading promiscuously. this is from one of the books that proved most formative and in this treatise published 1644 the puritan poet most famous for paradise lost makes a

host: jeff, you get the last word, from just side -- just outside buffalo, new york. caller: good morning. i would like to mention "the by sherman. sea," host: how did he do that? caller: they settled the civil war. it was the march to the sea that did it. and i am very proud yankee, from new york. host: thanks for the call. in our first hour, we looked at how you would fix congress, and interviews we conducted with retiring members, available on our website, c-span.org. but tv live all weekend on c-span 2. and c-span 3's american history tv focusing on, including in a moment, nasa 50 years ago. >> ok, houston. >> christmas eve. the date of the mission is dictated by launch windows, which open and close in a long cycle. if you miss one, you wai. and our of the apollo 8 mission was really determined billions of years ago. it out to the christmas season. bob hope recorded the vietnam reaction. bob: all joy. the men i spent christmas with have a good time, but the apollo and robbed offn on god, and i remember months before we knew how much it meant to all of us and all t

we will go to chris in buffalo, new york. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. talking about immigration. host: he hung up. let's go to charlie in north carolina, independent line. caller: yes. i would like to talk about immigration. i support trump's effort at the border. we have to have borders. these people that are coming over and across illegally, they are breaking our laws. they are not going to respect any of the rest of them. this is all about driving the wages down for hard-working americans down to nothing. that is what these high educated these are things are for -- high educated visa things are for. now they are going after these highly educated jobs. you people better wake up because they are coming over here taking the jobs, and they will do them for half the price you are willing to do that for. host: that is charlie in north carolina. the front page of "the arizona republic" talks about governor doug ducey appointing martha mcsally to replace retiring senator for the next two years, mccain. held by john it revives her political life less than two

host: this is jim in buffalo, new york. caller: i support a shutdown as well. enough is enough.f they want to come in the country, let them come in legally. let's get a resolution and get it done. host: in terms of supporting a shutdown, who gets blamed for this. take it back to these other government shutdowns. up coming out on the worst side. caller: i am sure donald trump and the republicans will come out on the worst side, but you have to give them credit for taking a stand. i do not think chuck schumer saying come to my house and i will support you, there is no plan to let these people in and support them and support our system infrastructure to get them schools and housing everything else. i am all for that. then -- come in legally and allow us to be able to control the situation, rather than this massive influx of people. host: ivanka is in manchester, tennessee. is it worth it? caller: i think it is. they have had two years to do something about it. now we have a caravan we have already spent money with extra people. we are spending money on this. it would pay for the wa

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if you have giants and new york and buffalo in yourfantasy, play defense because a lot of rain headede talking about light showers. we'll time them out and let you know when we can see sunshine, plus i have christmas eve and christmas day on that forecast. >> i didn't know turn fantasy football expert, lauryn. >> right? >> we'll check in with her on that one. > this year has been the wettest year on record. this has led to dangerous driving conditions. >> we have news 4's derrick ward joining us live from -- derek, what's the situationht r now? >> we can tell you what this water looks like. we talk about twond a half inches of rain, probably not enough to overflow a coffee mug but when you car all of the acreage in you are a area, all those impermeabl surfaces where water can't sink in, it these go somewhere. thiss the northwest branch as it goes over the old burnt mills damn white oak.

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new england lost two straight before buffalo rode in.red what ailed them. 47 carries, 273 yards and two scores as a team. james white with a 27-yard run. tom brady was rather pedestrian. 126 yards, a touchdown and two picks. look at edelman. he was tackled but he was on top of the defenders. he is not down. he will get up and get another 32 yards and six points. patriots win 24-12. take their tenth straight afc east title as well. the sharks are without eric carlson tonight and will be for the next game as well. nhl suspended him for what they call an illegal hit to the head. he was not penalized for the hit yesterday. wagner left the game immediately and was diagnosed with a concussion. the sharks are in the first period scoreless right now against the coyotes. highlights in a bit. ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> new at 6:00, giving back this holiday season. we will introduce

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new england beat buffalo 24-12, the first team with 10 straight division titles.ke some noise, drop the mic. steelers, they will drop the ball moving forward. saints drew breeze running the show last minute. failing michael thomas. but they gave them a three- point lead. but you cannot count out ben roethlisberger and the steelers. juju smith got it. the ball is loose. saints, davis, pounced on it. and the nfc title, they may have to go through to new orleans. won it 31-28, clinching the home field advantage throughout the playoffs. but the greatest holiday blaze ever. and that is darryl johnson on the call for the vikings at white. and even they know when the ball is in the air with a hail mary pass, what do you do on defense? you need to no, ma'am it down. but no red nose and they grabbed it. ripping off 27 unanswer ad points, erasing a 9-0 deficit. and they could clinch that playoff berth next week. now, that's nick foles here for the eagles, what a day. 471 yards and four touchdowns against houston. as the protection will hold up in the fourth quarter drive. t

hundreds of priests have been named in more than 35 dioceses-- be it chicago, atlanta, buffalo or las cruces, newico. it's a painful time, but for some of the survivors, a cathartic period as well. we start our conversat tn tonight wi people who were themselves childhood victims of sexual abuse at the hands of priests. john carr was abused during his teen years at a catholic r minary high school. today, he is direc the initiative on catholic social thought and public life at georgetown university. becky ianni is a member of the board of directors of "survivors network of those abused by priests."wa shsexually violated by a priest from the age of eight until she was 12-- aemory she repressed for more than 30 years. and susan reynolds of the candler school of theology at emory university. lst august, she wrote a letter calling for the resignation of all u.s. bishops in the aftermath of the revelations about pennsylvania. welcome, all three of you. thank you for being here. i want to start with the two of you. yohn carr, you were living in rural minnesotawere a teenager. what happened to you? >> i w

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