grace's parents in burlington. my great grandparents had a strong and loving bond about their marriage. calvin wrote the plain facts and quote were that he and grace thought were made for each other. calvin and grace welcomed their first son, john, my grandfather, in september 1906. their second son, calvin jr, arrived in april 1908. grace took primary responsibility for raising the two boys. her devotion allowed calvin to pursue his career in law and politics, which eventually led to the white house. grace lived the american suffrage movement. she voted in the first national election even when where women the franchise. it must have been a special thrill to see her husband's name on 1920 ballot as candidate, vice president and at this point i want to forward to what we're about to do today. we're going to do the 100th reunion document of the swearing in of our 30th president after the death of president harding. so i wanted to just say a word about president. when i have played the part of grace in past years, i'v

the first election i voted in in 1980 was in burlington. at one time, there was a gentleman named bernie sanders running for mayor and he won by six votes. now, back then, i voted for ronald reagan. let's go back 20 years and, i am watching what is going on with ralph nader and jeb bush and katherine harris and all that. i did vote democrat back then. >> timothy, bring me to the question. >> pardon me. forgive me. >> bring me to the question. >> the question is -- okay. to the question. my point is, in 2000, because we had a third-party candidate named ralph nader, because of mr. nader and harris, we are on the trajectory that we are on today that culminated in the january 6 debacle. >> from 2000 forward, what connections back could we see today? >> the political division in the hyper- partisan polarization that we are experiencing in this moment is a culmination of many trends that have been playing out for about 60 years and have accelerated over the last three decades. that is, most importantly, the sorting of our political party. timoth

my first election i voted in in 1980 was in burlington. at one time there was a gentleman named bertie -- bernie sanders running for mayor and he won by six votes. back then, i voted for ronald reagan. let's go back 50 years, then i am watching what is going on with ralph nader and jeb bush and catherine's parents and all of them. i did vote democrat back then. host: bring me to the question. caller: the question is, my point is that in 2000, because we had a third party candidate, i year over meter -- ralph nader , we are on the trajectory that we are on today that actually culminated in the january 6 debacle. host: let me take that up. guest: 2000 forward, what -- from 2000 forward, what should be see today? guest: the polarization we are expressing in this moment is a culmination of many trends that have been playing out really for 60 years and particularly accelerated over the last three decades. that is the sorting of our political parties. timothy is from vermont and this is a trivia question, but the state of vermont was the state i

. >> reporter: the day started like any other at pick of the litter in burlington. the manager began organizing bags of donating clothes when something odd happened. >> money just started falling . >> money just flew out of a shirt , and we both went, oh no >> and, it just kept falling an kept falling and i'm like wow, this is actually a decent amoun of money right here. >> reporter: it was not just a few dollars. try $5000 in cash inside the bag, he found an old piece of paper with car insurance information. with the help of his coworkers, the contacted the woman, who regularly donate items to the store. she correctly answered all their questions. she asked us not to identify her, for her safety, in fear of being targeted. >> i said, come on down, i have something for you. she came bac and i gave her $5000 in a paper bag and said, thank you for supporting us. >> he could have just put the money in his pocket and that was the end of the day, and nobody would have known. but, h didn't. >> thank you, do you guys need receipt? >> reporter: in a short time, oliver has b

we are in japan and we're in tjmaxx burlington stores. ross stores, those are some of the stores that you can find textures and it's the only boxing gym in this east contra costa city, and it doubles as a nonprofit. but we'll introduce you to the lion's den boxing gym, a place for possibility. my dream is to become a world champ without boxing. it would be a super, super confusing world as mornings on two takes you on a zip trip to pittsburgh. during the gold rush of 1849. this town was called the new york of the pacific this morning. good morning and welcome to the pittsburgh marina fishing, of course. but did you know farming and cattle raising steam powered engines used to move coal down what is now railroad ave commercial fisheries took hold in the 1870s. this town shares a commercial, steel and mining heritage with the pittsburgh with an h out in pennsylvania. but you can tell we are in california this morning and we are delighted to bring you an hour of all things pittsburgh, including, of course, that incredible pittsburgh high ban

amanda martin ryan from our burlington affiliate introduces us >> reporter: if you're driving throughhave to keep your eyes peeled for bikers, pedestrians, and as of recently, lola >> i think it's my most commented post ever, that she should go nationwide, viral, she should be known at scootering dog. >> reporter: 12-year-old kate taught the labradoodle the skill about a year ago >> my friend and i were hanging out, and we told my parents, we're going to teach lola how to scooter, and they're like, yeah, go ahead, try. and 30 minutes later i came back, and i was like, yeah, i got it done, she scootered >> reporter: since then, lola's been going for ride as couple times each week. she's able to push off the ground with her own paws, and over the summer she learned how to go down the hill in her neighborhood on her own >> it took a couple weeks to get used to it and actually pedaling >> reporter: her adoption into the family is special in its own way. six months before getting lola, they lost their 2 year old pup, who was paralyzed. both dogs were from the same breeder in new hampshire

and up towards burlington we'll watch for wind gusts, potentially hail that's what we will watch for the afternoon hours. you'll also notice temperatures headed in the 90s. 94 for wilmington, triple digit feels-like temperatures for the southern plains. the cold front not helping out folks in the southern plains as we get into the day tomorrow but a big difference behind that system as we get closer to the weekend. saturday, sunday in pittsburgh, upper 70s for folks there, new york will head to the low 80s for saturday and sunday and morn thunderstorms possible and mid-90s in charleston. that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you >> thanks, angie, see you soon "early today" is back in 60 seconds with ai changing your zoom meetings. >>> the life-saving effort to help a child breathe again fort help a child breathe again esh wr than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. honey... honey... nyquil severe honey. powerful cold and flu relief with a dreamy honey taste. nyquil honey, the nightt

. >>> we go to vermont senator bernie sanders joining us from burlington.e appreciate you being here. >> good morning. >> president biden is touting the latest job numbers but your speech in new hampshire painted a bleak picture of the nation's when you met with president biden at the white house in recent days, what exactly did you tell him, senator, and did you warn him, like you've warned in new hampshire, that, quote, democrats must reject the corporate wing of the party? >> bob, what i have said publicly time and again is that president biden and his administration have made some real progress in addressing issues that have not been dealt with in decades. we finally took on the pharmaceutical industry and we're beginning to make some progress in lowering the cost of prescription drugs. a lot more has to be done. after years of talk, we finally invested in rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, roads, bridges, water systems, manufacturing is coming back in america. so i think we're making some progress. but everybody knows for decades now, not just un

we are in japan and we're in tjmaxx and burlington stores. ross stores. those are some of the stores that you can find. thatcher's we will be live from john buckley square. so if you're in the area, come on down for all the fun. that's tomorrow on ktvu morning viral because of an online petition from 7:00 in the morning. you can see and hear the activity at the presidio wall. pickleball courts. the 12 courts here were packed with players. their paddles produce a more distinct and staccato noise than tennis. while some neighbors aren't bothered by it, others have very strong opinions on the noise is awful. it's just nerve breaking. it's just echo all over. bang, bang, bang to your head. one woman who lives nearby circulated a petition online calling on the city to shut down these pickleball courts until an environmental review is done. but she faced an online backlash after it was discovered. she has her own private pickleball court in the backyard of her $36 million presidio mansion. pickleballers say that petition was hypocritical and that there's a grea

but first, baltimore, 100 degrees, third record in a row, newark, albany, burlington, all broke records today. heat advisories up into texas, as well. that front is going to crawl to the east and not really come through and going to spark damaging storms during the afternoon tomorrow. d.c., baltimore, philly, new york city, all the way up into new england. these could have damaging winds. and the humidity sticks around. hurricane lee now, 1,000 miles east of the leeward islands. the forecast is to keep it north of the caribbean, but explodes in intensity. rapid intensification with the warm waters to cat 4 status by saturday. on monday, it will be north of puerto rico. and then we're looking at computer models that want to turn it north. but it's so far away, there's no way to predict with any sort of confidence that this thing will miss the u.s. david? >> david: as you point out, rob, still so early. we'll track it right here with you. thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to another breaking headline just as we came on tonight involving five detainees held at guantanamo bay, accused

he's always refused to accept that he was responsible for the losses at his post office in burlingtone. now his case is in the spotlight at the post office inquiry. hi, nervous, excited ? hi, nervous, excited? no, not reall . hi, nervous, excited? no, not really. about _ hi, nervous, excited? no, not really. about to _ hi, nervous, excited? no, not really. about to come - hi, nervous, excited? no, not- really. about to come face-to-face with the solicitor _ really. about to come face-to-face with the solicitor who _ really. about to come face-to-face with the solicitor who acted - really. about to come face-to-face with the solicitor who acted for - really. about to come face-to-face with the solicitor who acted for the | with the solicitor who acted for the post office in his case. stephen dilley is facing questions now. is there anything that you would like to say| to mr castleton or to his family? no, there is not. do you consider that - you bear some responsibility for what happened to mr castleton? i'm satisfied that i acted and my firm acted professionally and politely and appro

my father used to support one and my uncle supported burlington. sonali: he supported everton?verpool used to dominate but they will redevelop the part . there is a need for money which is why they need the investment. it is probably better place. to your point about the value trade, that's where it makes more sense. sonali: that was behind the chelsea deal why they first got in. if you like moneyball you will like soccernomics about how they should use more data before remaking this teams. football has been very wasteful with his money. alix: sonali and guy on sports stuff. 15 years ago lehman brothers happen. i remember it, you remember it. it was a turning moment and global economies. guy: what was amazing about that whole period is to remember it as a compressed period but it was stretched out. it did not all happen fast. the lehman moment makes it sound like it happened fast. it was an incredibly slow burn with the moment of tension in it. all of those things that happened, over a long period of time. lvmh is bouncing back nicely. the dollar -- sorry the euro has bounced o

among the recipients was the city of burlington, washington, in the great state of washington, which is awarded a $2 million plans gran -- planning great to remove a grate crossing which will increase mobility for all rail traffic. burlington mayor steve sexton brought this idea to me nearly a decade ago and i'm pleased to see the project awarded the funding it needs to improve safety and reduce congestion. projects like this are improving the quality of life and creating jobs, washington state has led the way in improving funding so far. i expect great results for our communities that will come from this grant and the additional rail funding to come as well. amtrak and the f.r.a. can now enact long-term plans for passenger expansion and improvement, secure in the knowledge that funding will be there in future years. the bipartisan budget agreement protected d.i.l. funding including this vital rail funding and demonstrates support on both sides of the aisle to maintain these investments. i look forward to hearing from both of our witnesses today about the differences this budget cert

brett from burlington, north carolina. >> hi, jesse, i want to be like you from fox news.17 years. nancy from florida. speak to speak out i am so proud of you. you are so great. and again, congratulations. >> jesse: thank you so much, nancy. i am proud of myself too. that is all for tonight. always remember, i am a watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: it will come to the special edition of "hannity." back in june i traveled to sacramento california and sat down with the governor of the state gavin newsom for a exclusive interview. we covered a wide range of topics. >> sean: i'm sure you saw it as well. i'm like oh, okay i want to do an interview. and i don't want to do an entry i want to make sure the audience understands upfront. this i

really >> the burlington and the wendy's, that's the best wendy's i've ever been that's the one wherey name as beethoven and my wife was very embarrass i never want to use my real name that's your chance to be mozart. don't you want to be somebody else you can pick who you want to be and no one's ever going to dispute it >> got it. >> not kidding >>> as we go to break, let's check bonds, awaiting the fed decision this afternoon and the presser and the dots yields are down across the board. not by a lot, though two-year still above 5%. ten-year, 4.33%. we'll be right back. every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that, too. is it possible to survey foot traffic across all of our locations? yeah! absolutely. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. >>> disney along the dow laggards

. >> he has a background from burlington as well as traditional department stores and he's going to leverage drive more speed. kohl's already has a nice free cash yield, off mall, and they have partnerships with amazon, under armour, nike, some very good brands in the store. it is a return to the store this year as well. we're seeing encouraging traffic at most retailers. that's a big positive for physical retail. >> i was also wondering about it because of all the warnings we got from macy's and nordstrom on consumer credit and rising delinquencies going into the fall when we are going to see the resumption of these student loan payments. seems like a tricky mix. >> yeah, sara, there's a lot of caution here. a lot of people don't know how much they owe, for starters, or who to pay to. the positive thing is your credit won't be impacted for a year. we're watching that. on average the exposure across our sector is about 15% to 20%. and it is higher at ulta and target. these are main caution points and it's been embedded in cautious guidance as well. you really have to be careful and think abo

counter dorr's forces it did lead the charge later that day of federal hill remaining dorr rights at burlington anthony's home. that became the site temperament of dorr's headquarters until the threat. the moment reached dickerson in the early morning hours of the 18th. commentators frequently referred to the state of civil commotion, commotion though look like an all-out war to many residents of the city. providence militiamen william bailey was convinced that dorr's was motivated only by malice and revenge. dorr's goal according to bailey was to destroy lives and property, not taking any chances, bailey, and this is something that many residents of providence did, arranged for his family to leave the city. many compare this time in their letters, providence residents, that it look like they could be a french revolution of sorts. rumors circulated that after he capturedrc the arsenal dorr intended to march across the city over to brown university to order to use the dormitories as barracks for his troops. from there it was rumored dorr when order is meant to seize public and private property a

. >> we mentioned your call on burlington earlier this morning.t and tractor supply, too, as we talk more and more about the holiday in the coming weeks. good to see you, thanks. >> good seeing you. thank you. >>> programming note, tomorrow, don't miss the highlights from my conversation with ray dalio. he's getting a lifetime achievement award tonight. i'll talk to him. he'll weigh in on the fed's next move, the outlook for the economy, share some sound with you tomorrow right here at 11:00 a.m. >>> coming up after the break, new reporting about turmoil at zw scabwi t sckow35hw, thheto dn this year. stay with us. wer e*trade's awarg trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley. >>> shopify announcing a new partnership today to expand the ecosystem for its sellers, heightening the ecommerce competition for amazon. that's the focus of today's tech check with deirdre bosa. bus

inventory, raw stores, burlington are two of our favorites. on the other side, you look at a business that's just bucking the trend within a slower athletic backdrop, lulu lemon. they have overtaken nike globally right now. they are executing across the board. and prices look really very good. if you are willing to go down the risk curve to more recovery names, a name like pbh is very interesting, with signet. >> i hear the precautions you are expressing, and people have caught one this idea of no recession, let's raise the s&p target. so at what point do you go from being a little concerned to a lot more concerned? and maybe that's the labor market, i don't know. >> look, right now for us, it's fairly binary. when you look at our group, very cyclical group, valuations are very close to trough. numbers have been to the bone, especially on earnings revisions this year. but what is the catalyst to get in here? there is the boogeyman come october, november, and that's student loans. we're talking about $6 billion. a couple of comps, the headwind.

much a number of retail stocks are selling off today, speaking off discretionary, gap, kohl's, burlington time to play the space defensively highlighting costco and walmart as one of its top picks. >> costco and walmart are just kind of when you're worried about the consumer, that's the place you go a lot of things are piling up. we all know everyone's trying to run the student loan repayment through their numbers and gasoline prices where they are everything you're seeing kind of pop up seems to move in the direction of, there's going to be less to go around ford discretionary and intentions for holiday spending not that encouraging and even though we're a couple of months out and it usually doesn't necessarily follow and i just think it's a tough time right now to feel as if this is the moment to start taking risk even if what looked like cheap stocks. kohl's down a bunch today. the dollar stores have kept going down, even after they had the post-earnings jumps and dollar tree and dollar general looked pretty awful almost to the point where you wonder if you're finally getting to a wash

we are in tj, max, burlington stores, ross stores. those are some of the stores that you can find. thatcher's a tubs of thatcher's are also in movie theaters, sports arenas and souvenir stores. it's a multi-million dollar business that's been popping for more than 40 years and continues to grow. now with all that demand, this factory is churning out popcorn. six days a week, donning hairnets owner abe abukhalil showed me around behind the scenes. first of all, the place smells like a carnival and you can see and hear all sorts of things happening at once. the process begins with big trays of golden kernels, which are air popped bags and bags of crispy butterfly popcorn is now ready for flavoring either savory or sweet. thatcher's also makes custom colors for some of its clients. we've got about 35 different flavors, so we could mix and match any colors that they want. on this day, i watched butter, brown sugar and oil being combined in this big gas heated saucepan to make a thick caramel dressing. although some of this process is proprietary, the simplicity of this delicious carame

. >> brad from burlington, north carolina. hi, jesse. i want to be like you on fox news.name is gray. news.i'm five years old.>> j >> i'd hire you.es illethere are laws against illegal child labor. so, see,d la about 17 years. nancy from florida. >> jesse, i am so proud of you. ofcan't believe you're so great. >> i love everything you put on. you always have something good , on. >> and again, the graduations. thank so much, nancy.nancy. >> and as a matter of fact,i am proud of myself to. >> that's all for tonight. dvr the show and always remember, i'm waters and this is my world. >> and welcome to this special edition of "hannity". now, back in junhannity." e, traveled to sacramento, california, and sat down with the governor of the golden state, gavin newsom, for an exclusive intervievernor ow. wide >> we cover a wide range ofra topics. take a look. right. >> so i write you this pick. got a lot of pick up.. i'm sure you saw as well. yeah. and i'm like, okay, i want to do an interviewas well.ke oh i don't want to do an interview. i wantwa i wa make

burlington to me is exactly what you shouldn't downgrade when it's down 35% and they've got terrific but it's tjx has pulled back from 93 to 88 that i think is really sensational. i really like that one. the one that, david, a lot of people are talking about is tom kings bury going to turn around kohl's? great operator. >> i don't have an answer for you on that. >> yes or no will do. >> oh, will it? >> so i can hold you to something. tom kingsbury, going to turn around kohl's. >> he's a great operator. >> then i'll go with yes. >> levis is getting a little bounce, jim, as td cowen outperforms. >> worldwide pants. >> early innings of a favorable denim cycle . >> oh, my god, the denim cycle, i took that denim cycle to the moon with true religion, remember that? >> i remember jordasche. >> remember the inventory. >> levis is down a great deal. chip is retiring. we've got michelle goss coming in there, and i do think it's got a good yield. my problem is i don't want to be levered to pants unless it's lululemon, they can buy mirror for a fortune, write it off in a couple of years and the

thesis, it's a reality the only ones that are still able to squeeze in would be the tjxs and the burlingtonand mortar stocks, if you believe them, you would think these companies all better merge or else we have a series of 52-week lows. >> macy's, peloton, pet co-dollar stores target three-year low. >> i went in to target to say is there anything going on. no david, either there's a buyers strike on the old time brick and mortar or people are saying, these are all value traps and you have to buy walmart and costco. >> what do we make of target it's worth spending a little time on that that's just been disastrous this year >> it is >> we talk a lot about shrinkage which in this case is largely comprised of theft hiring seasonally again, 100,000 workers as they did last year. they're saying they're bringing prices down on any number of things again, we're already talking about the holiday season which is still a few months away nonetheless, they had a release about it jim, you've looked favorably on the management team there. >> i wanted to call it a buy yesterday. i was trying to come up wi

a little bit burlington. but i think that this comes out as the winner in this piece.reasons why we have much big positions in tjx is because the macro head mounting versus 2019. the antidote is this. now, when you speak to retailers, they're very envious of these guys because a lot of people dump off. they're good merchandisers, but they like are shocked themselves at the price of the merchandise. so i think people should guy this stock. >> i don't shop, except i do go to tj max right here. and the answer is 1$100 billion. 1$100 billion, twice the size o market. >> they've got home goods, which is terrific. by the way, just want to be clear, if you want to get the thanksgiving plates that i use, you have got to go now. one year i went a week before thanksgiving, and the clerk said, are you kidding me? that stuff sells out in october. now, costco is bringing in christmas trees now this week. >> i'm not ready for that. it's not even halloween. >> now, i got a pair of jeans two weeks ago, $14. i sold them for $30 at an online retail. >> it is the thrill of the hunt. >> t

she spoke to the burlington free press about the flooding in her toy store, and she said this was myphotos of the flooding make me realize this is likely the end of minican. i worked so hard to bring it to life. he really needs a second chance here and our fema funding can make a difference. i visited and spoke with her and her young family as they were cleaning up the shop right after the flood. or in cabot, cabot, vermont, exphiewnlt, the home of cabot cheese. all the businesses in town were hit bill flooding. the owners of henry's hardware which also serves -- this is a real vermont story -- as a bar, were trapped by the flood waters which rose from a trickle to a flood within minutes. vermont is still dealing with major infrastructure damage. there were more than 1,100 damaged sites on roads and bridges in the state, causing significant challenges for commuting in rural areas due to unclear information on closures. we're still reeling with the recovery from that. over 12 million pounds of debris from the flooding have been clear and community stepped up to extract it, as seen in

we have a cold front that's going to bring in some severe weather, from burlington, vermont, all the charlottesville. low tornado risk but wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour, damaging hail. and then for tomorrow, more of the same into the northeast, with damaging wind gusts and damaging hail. probably some airport delays from i-95 corridor from boston down to washington that's what's going on we're going to get your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. (dad) we got our subaru forester wilderness to discover all of the places that make us feel something more. (vo) subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporate donor, helping expand access for all. >>> good thursday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. as we take a look at our high temperatures for today, we start out cloudy but it will be clearing by late morning. temperatures in the inland areas matching yesterday's high temperatures mainly in the mid-80s for concord. san francisco and along the coast will see temperatures in the 60s for today. go into the weekend, not much of a major >> that is your latest weather >

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we'll show you this morning's live events from new york to burlington to pennsylvania.k from his overseas trip. we'll discuss the key takeaways from the g-20 summit. >>> plus mark meadows loses his fight to move his georgia elections case to federal court. what this now means for the other co-defendants including trump who want to make the same move. this as we're learning more about how a special grand jury in georgia had also recommended charging dozens more including senator lindsey graham. we'll show you how the south carolina responding and get analysis on the expanded list. those people who weren't indicted. with us we have jonathan lemire, katty kay, richard haas, and also reverend al sharpton. >> a lot to get to. i will say at least in new york, last night -- yesterday -- a lot of people looking at the u.s. open and the day before -- >> oh, my gosh, coco gauff, that was incredible. my daughter and i watched together. and we were just at the edge of our seats. she looked like she was down for the count. she looked tired in the first and second. and then the third

we're in tj, max, burlington stores, ross stores. those are some of the stores that you can find. touchers and we're going to be live from john buckley square. so if you happen to be in the area, come on down for all the fun. that's later today on ktvu mornings on two. the nine nine. all right. time is 409. steve paulson is back with more on your weather on this friday. we have much cooler air aloft. look at these temperatures in the 50s here they were in the 70s, a couple of days ago, 60s and 70s. and we have a westerly breeze in place and the system that dropped in here. i'll show it to you in just a right. look at that. it's cranked up the wind. concord south, 23, gusting to 31mph. track this west southwest at 21mph. it's going to be a windy, blustery day. not so much to the south, but so far to the north, some of the higher elevations and also over the bridges, 50 to 60s on the temps. we are running noticeably cooler, 61, truckee, 60, south lake tahoe 60, and susanville and reno. that is going to be one area of focus here over the next three days. no doubt about it here as the