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

la policía de burlington investiga un posible crimen de odio contra una mujer. >> al parecer esto ocurriós se dirigía a recoger a sus hijos a la escuela. así comenzamos. qué tal? >> buenas noches le saluda claudia de la fuente y césar. >> bienvenidos a esta nueva emisión de su noticiero de las 11. >> vamos primeramente al klan porque una mujer transgénero nos dice que fue víctima de un robo. >> bueno, yomara lópez nos acompaña en vivo desde summerville. mira, tú has logrado hablar con la supuesta víctima esta noche. qué te dijo. >> bueno, césar y claudia, la víctima, me dijo que ella recientemente había comprado pues este camión de comida mexicana con susan ahorros. ahora no tiene ni ahorros ni tampoco su negocio. ni a sandoval. me llevó este miércoles al lugar donde le robaron su camión de comida el domingo en la cuadra 3000 de la calle brook, en oakland. >> normalmente siempre lo deja aquí en esta esquina. sí, aquí. por cuánto tiempo la dejaste aquí? pues la movía. sí, la movía. la llevaba. la movía, la cambiaba de lugar. como dos meses. claro, porque también conveniente. porque tú vive

to be honest, today i just, just few hours ago, i came back from rally here in vermont in burlington,lestine calling for an end to apartide, end to occupation and speaking about the need for armed struggle, which is enshrined in international law and is a right of people who are oppressed, and i think that all of the demonstrations you're seeing all over the world show that the popular will of the world's majority, the people of the world, the oppressed of the world. are on the side of the palestinians, this is not a war between israel and palestine, this is david versus goliat, and the goliat here being israel, being the... mentality being the nuclear state, illegal under international law, in possessing those nuclear weapons, violating everything the and the people around the world all over in latin america, in africa, in asia, in europe, in the united states are crying out for justice, that's what we want, we want justice, we want justice for the palestinians and that's what they're fighting for, will the governments listen? they won't, because the concentration of power, the power

burlington, vermont, was third. meanwhile, on the other end, saint louis topped the list of least safest cities. wallethub compiled the list looking at crime accidents and natural disasters. >> coming up, a wild ending in the major league playoffs. but first, the new war in the middle east. >> an israeli mother describes speaking to her two young sons just as they were being abducted by hamas militants ( laughter ) milk chocolate beyond words. classic recipe by lindt. now discover the creamy, crunchy hazelnut bar by lindt. i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. classic recipe by lindt. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at

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it's going to be cool as we go throughout the rest of today 50 degrees in burlington and we will keep that autumn chill in place on this monday. we're looking at temperatures well below normal for this time of normal. marquette 13 degrees below what is average, 43 as a daytime high today. we're going to break records in some spots, from 5 to 15 degrees cooler today compared the what is normal. buffalo 53 degrees detroit 55 new york city, 61. it's going to behilly c a warm one with lots of sunshine in the south. 80 degrees in oklahoma city. 89 in dallas and 85 in houston. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> thank you, michelle >>> coming up, there is a problem that has the nfl keeping an eye way above those goalpost. we're back in 60 seconds with new warnings about the drones flying above the stadiums. ya got a little somethin' on yuh face. needed a quick shave. quick shave? respect the process! it ain't my dad's razor, dad, it's from gillettelabs. gillette...labs? gillette's ultimate shaving experience. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face. gamechanga! while the f

low 40s, too, omaha, milwaukee, detroit, buffalo 47 degrees, 50 degrees in new york city, also burlington. we will keep it below normal in new york city throughout the rest of the afternoon, ending up around 61 degrees. cool in the upper midwest, the great lakes, too, 43 degrees in marquette, 13 degrees below what is typical another cool day tomorrow and we will moderate back to normal temperatures throughout the rest of the week. the autumn chill is in place in thnto the 80s, near 90 degrees in dallas 85 degrees in houston. that's your monday forecast. >> michelle, we will take t thank you. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with a live update on how the markets are responding to the war in israel. >>> and pharmacies struggle to keep up thhewi t season's demands. what you need to know. ps! ay son! ya got a little somethin' on yuh face. needed a quick shave. quick shave? respect the process! it ain't my dad's razor, dad, it's from gillettelabs. gillette...labs? gillette's ultimate shaving experience. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face. gamechanga! while the flexdisc contours to

he did it again $34 million earmark into the burlington international airport in the spring they renamed the airport after him. >> the whole state is going to be named leahy. just new hampshire and leahy right there. we are going to keep tracking this. pelosi $5 million for an elevator? take the stairs. how high could this thing go. it's a train station. it's not a monorail. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so you know the boxers that take punch after punch and punch and won't go down, gold bar bar. biden had to go low and i mean really low. today, we discovered that gold bar's wife nadine is a straight up killer. we know who leaked the dashcam footage. nadine had just run a man over with her mercedes. >> i just want to confirm that you do not want to give me your phone correct? >> yes. >> and that the your statement that were you driving this way the guy came from this way and he ran into your vehicle. >> he jumped on my vehicle, yes. >> okay. >> so nadine likes the night life. she got the fur coat. legs was in a hurry. but when your senator is a fiancee you walk away from a fatal

. >> un ejemplo es la tienda de armas point armory, que está en burlington, que ellos dicen, por ejemploy el sentido de seguridad en este país. ahora, la doctora jennifer terán, especialista en estudios técnicos, considera que el conflicto de israel hamas es el último que ha influido en la percepción que la gente tiene sobre la violencia. >> y esto, según sus palabras, lleva a la gente a comprar armamento. además, no descarta que este comportamiento aumente a medida. se intensifica el conflicto y se den a conocer más imágenes violentas. vamos a cambiar de tema. el sueño de ganar un sueldo en dólares y mantener a su familia en méxico para muchas personas no siempre sale como esperan. >> como la mujer con la que ha conversado. tania luvia lluvia que habló y contactó a nuestro equipo pidiendo ayuda tras presuntamente ser víctima de lo que llaman trata laboral. >> no llegué a trabajar de maestra, llegué a trabajar de sirvienta y hacía todo menos mi trabajo. no puedo ayudarles con su higiene íntima a este hacían cosas desagradables, como dejarme. cosas muy personales y muy íntimas en los espa

for burlington, vermont, 86. syracuse, 89. new york, high 80'ses. that is all coming to an end.nt, a couple will move through and we have coastal storm felipe, that will transition into a nor'easter. fall temperatures arriving through sunday and into the actual fall season. that cold front moving from texas up toward great lakes, bringing risk for severe storm and flash flooding. we have flash flood warnings in effect east of dallas, severe thunderstorm warning northwest of houston and that front will march toward the eastern seaboard over the next couple days. this is felipe, it will bring a wet day for saturday for much of the northeast and new england. here is what we have looking forward. a couple cold fronts, nor'easter type event will move in toward the northeast and new england. pri primary -- throughout the friday and saturday timeframe for the northeast. we'll keep you up to date. this area is very saturated, will not take much for flash flooding, we'll update you on fox news and fox weather. over to todd and carley. >> carley: janice, i forgot your name. >> janice: aft

the business dw news live from burlington, the 1st day of the convoy allowed into guys that brings food on medicines to the deceased bodies through the entire process. 88 is the see. the deliveries are nowhere near enough. also coming out well the, the is gone for a piece. some it's in cairo. the aim is to stop the conflict between these are all in a mass escalates and themes. we why the regional war gemini, is calling for renew, middle east peace process.

the unique element they have a really excellent management team, he did an enormous turnaround at burlingtonhere he drove the share price up. the s&p was up 50% or 60% in the same time frame. a 10% yield trading dirt cheap, actually executing. you have vf corp where we see nike's numbers and they own vans and timberland. these are kind of thrown out. yeah, i like those repeated 52-week lows. >> i think with those companies you're getting a really great dividend. you can be patient. for names like a kohl's, you need a catalyst, right? a continued catalyst. maybe that's earnings durability quarter after quarter. i think you're getting that yield and that's your strategy. i wouldn't be patient enough to wait for that catalyst. >> you're paying me 10%, i'm totally patient. the catalyst will be three, four, five quarters of actually delivering on what they said they were going to. >> some might be losing their patience. guggenheim called it a key value stock. >>> up next, mike santoli here with his "midday wd.or" ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doe

the jet stream takes a dip today we're looking at temperatures 13 degrees above average in burlingtondegrees cooler than afternoon. as we move into early next week, temperatures in the low 60s in boston mid-50s to upper 50s in new york 50s in burlington. pittsburgh, you will be in the 50s as well. >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are under a heat advisory starting at 11:00 this morning, continuing through tomorrow evening, and we are going to see temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 90s, very hot weather, with a lot of sunshine and a light wind. by sunday, it's starting to cool off, into the mid-80s, and we'll see a chance of rain in the forecast, especially for the north bay on monday into early tuesday, and then we are back to the dry cond >>> and that is your latest weather. guys >> thank you, al. >> still ahead, going behind the scenes with kelly clarkson on her first day of work at the new home of her talk show, which just so happens to be 20 feet that way >> first we have a special double boost to brighten your morning coming up right after this it

and burlington, vermont hit 84 degrees, breaking a previous record set in the late 1800s. minneapolis meantime canceled its annual twin cities marathon. cnn meteorologist chad myers is here tracking all of these records being broken across the map. and chad, meteorologists seem to be stunned by these extraordinary temperatures. >> right. september's over and above record temperature, it was -- i've seen the words gobsmacked. i've seen just so many words on the internet where people just can't believe it. and going back to the marathon that they had to cancel, it's like a marathon should be a record about two hours and one minute. it's like somebody coming in and running it in an hour and 45. people would be going what did i just witness? and i think that's what the scientists are saying. what did i just witness? we know that june, july and august were the hottest summer ever on record, but no one ever expected this september to be 1.75 degrees c, 3.1 degrees fahrenheit above preindustrial levels. no one saw that coming. we don't even know what's going to go on from here. n

it does include boston and up to burlington and out to greenville.o watch if you are out and about. here is the deal. we have an area we are watching. this system working across the country for the last day. we have a coastal low. the two things will combine. we have enhanced rainfall through the day today. tomorrow, we could see rain in the picture, especially for extreme northern new england. notice we do have some wintry mix we are expecting here across th higher elevations of the mountains in that region. that's the look at the weather across the country. let's see what's what's happening in your neighborhood. back over to you guys. >> we'll take it. >>> thank you, angie. that is the news. now it is time for saturday morning boost. zinhle. >> let's jump in. this is an adorable one. a mom brought her toddler to the aquarium in gulfport, mississippi. watch what happened when they stopped by the dolphin pool. >> look at this! it's silly. so silly. yeah. >> hi, dolphin. >> that giggle and joy and that dolphin stops right in front of the little girl a

the old question, when conocophillips bought burlington the day before the all-time high in natural gasuntil march? if winter comes in warm we could be looking at lower oil prices in march. the driver of the deal is clearly that the ceo of pioneer is retiring, and therefore they put offers up. oil went to 95 and now it is at 85. there is the problem. we assume for that reason that it is an all-stop deal for exxon. guy: so this is just an exit strategy? paul: yup. alix: good answer. guy: fairly straightforward. if that is the case, what is the danger that exxon is going to overpay? what would overpaying look like do you think in this kind of market? paul: normally we would say -- we take wall street journal stories to the bank. we assume that due diligence meeting the deal will happen. we don't have any details. i said it is for sure a stock deal. we don't know that for sure. there is a number of major uncertainties here. the story actually hedges itself by saying this might not happen. we know that with scott sheffield retiring there is a good chance it will. what does it mean for the s

burlington, vermont, made it to 84.k it down by saturday. do look for more of those daily records. burlington could do it today. up in michigan as well. not that it's not or not hot down south, but the cold news meteorologist drew tomb with your >> it's pop news time with lara. >> hi. let's do it, everybody. good morning. we're going to begin with "dancing with the stars" and latin night taking over the ballroom. there were plenty of fiery performances. marvel super hero sophie gomez made the salsa her super power, channelling rita moreno in a dance that shot her to the top of the leaderboard with 24 points. that ties her with singer jason mraz. he is so good. he was great here on gma. he did it again last night. standing o from the crowd after slowing it down with his rumba. rounding out the top three was bachelorette charity lawson. social media star lili in a tie with 21 points. now, as for the elimination this week, jamie lynn spears got the axe. even the judges called this one surprising. jamie lynn took to instagr

did you see the burlington the downdprgrade of burlington? t-shirt, they give it to you for free >> gas for free? >> no. dollar general -- i'm just talking about -- >> you're just talking, like, i don't even know. >> i'm trying to find stocks that could go up fast. >> i'm going to end with this deal >> what? >> a deal so boring it will just put you to sleep it's worth mentioning because realty >> between this and the chiefs game >> $4 billion, they did have a lot of debt. created a $63 billion enterprise value for realty for .762 issue of shares it's even equity value. >> it is very hard to find where it is, where the real black holes are. >> there's no transaction volume. >> because, look everyone thought that blackstone had it everyone thought wells had it. >> there's a lot of banks. a lot of regionals >> but the banks seem -- by the way, you know o is really good i have them on constantly. >> you do? >> do you know why they pay their dividend monthly and a lot of people who watch our show want a monthly distribution and they're very smart,

what's your name, and where are you from >> my name's diana, and i'm from burlington, new jersey. [ cheersd the thing that you will be painting is me [ light laughter ] my face. so why don't you head on over there to the sides over here, you have all the paint i think you need grab your paint. we're going to put one minute on the clock so, it's kind of a fast thing. and you're painting my face. i'm like a live model for you. [ light laughter ] ready? set -- why did you grab a bigger brush [ laughter ] so rude. very rude, rude off the bat. all right, but who knows ready, set, go [ cheers and applause one minute ♪ can't see what they're doing this is fantastic. all right. we're down to 50 seconds here. very, very interesting you're already getting some applause some people can see. are you an artist at all [ light laughter ] no, are you an artist? >> nope. >> jimmy: no neither one of you have any -- any background in painting no >> no, sir no, sir. my wife's a teacher. kindergarten teacher she should have been up here instead of me. >> jimmy: okay, good all right. so that's interesting. no b

burlington police did try to stop that suv. unsuccessful, though 606, in oakland. police have arrested a man in connection with a deadly shooting that happened at a house party over the weekend where a teenager was killed. police arrested jason wellies in antioch yesterday afternoon. that shooting. happened saturday night at a home on shannon way. a few blocks away from freedom. high school. there was a house party going on and a 16 year-old name kamarion tucker from brentwood was killed. 3 other teens were injured. 2 still recovering in the hospital right now. the other was released. well, as you know, was booked into the main detention facility in martinez. and so on a 1 million dollar bond, police are still looking for what led to the shooting. >> well, happening today, the pleasant hill pilot charged with trying to shut off the engines of an oscar jet mid flight is expected in federal court. it was earlier this week. the joseph emerson pleaded not guilty to those 83 counts of second-degree attempted murder. his first appearance in federal court is for a single

he did it again, 34 million dollars and an earmark into the burlington international airpor l airpt. and this spring, they rename the airport after him. >> the whole state's going to be named leahy. they jus st didn't even call it vermont, right? they just new hampshirjuste and then leahy right there. >> all right. well, we're going to keep tracking thi goings. i mean, pelosi, $5 million for an elevator. llioi mean, take the stairs. i mean, how high could thisgo itin.g go? it's a train station. it's not a monorail. thank you very much. >> thank you. so, you know, the boxersknow that take a punch, punch after punch after punch and they won't go down. that's gold bar, pnd pun bob.ow, first, biden takes his gold, then he calls him an egyptian spy. but gold bars still standing. >> so biden had to go low. and i meani really low.overed >> today, we discovered that gold bars wife nadine is a straight up killer. >> wupe know who leaked the dashcam footage. nadine had just run a man over with her mercede s. i just want to confirm that you do not want to give me your phone, correct?. yes. okay

host: catherine and burlington, new jersey. -- in burlington, new jersey. caller: i am calling in about the speaker pro tem. the speaker pro tem should have full authority to carry on the business of the house. it's like the vice president who takes over of the president is not there. i suggest that the rules be changed that the speaker pro tem has full authority to carry on with duties so we don't have this problem. host: chris, a republican in chicago. caller: the biggest question i have, the intelligence. how come our intelligence is finding out things ahead of time. this attack, january 6, cyber attacks. how come they aren't catching that? that's the biggest problem i'm having right now. as much money we are spending for this intelligence and nothing is being caught ahead of time. host: there are pieces in the paper this morning that you may be interested in. in the wall street journal, they talk about what happened there. israel caught by surprise and prepared for the wrong war. israel spent three years building a high tech security barrier with radar

education and engagement at the national willa cather center and we're standing in front of the burlingtono in red cloud, nebraska, where the railroad arrived in 1879. later in 1888, it became a stop on the red line between kansas and denver. this is also an important stop for homesteaders traveling to nebraska. a busy depot that saw up to eight passenger trains taillie. this is where anna pavelka and willa cather arrived in 1 3 to start their lives on the divide. we're standing in front of the j.r. minor ooh miner house, 187 elle and located just a block away from the willa cather home. as a child willa would have spent a lot of time in this house. she admired julia, the family matriarch and also got to know anna pavelka, who was a attorney. she was part of an immigrant family trying to homestead and this friendship later inspired cather's most famous novel, "my antonia." if you walk inside the miner home you'll see a parlor followed bay formal dining room and you'll walk from there into the kitchen where there is a small kitchen -- bedroom that anna stayed in when she was employed by the

i do think you should take notice at tjx, burlington and ross are incredibly strong and that off pricey something. this is a group that traditionally has not been all that sensitive to price. and there is just real fear of inflation because it bites people, bites people at the supermarket. honeywell is down $1.80 now. isn't that just horrible? i think when i look at dollar stores, i'm very suspect at dollar stores because the sizes aren't as good. people should join costco if they can afford costco. the problem is costco is the bulk. if you have a very small apartment, costco is not that valuable. >> there's a ton of news, jim, in labor today. in australia chevron going to resume mediated tanks with their l andg unions. culinary workers are going to sfriek in vegas or picket at least. gm facing now some roadblocks in negotiations with the canadian labor union. we're watching uaw and the big three. >> look, all these are negative. when you have just outright labor strike that puts you in another era -- you don't want to go back to '73, '74. you don't want to go back to 1950 where the un

milwaukee above average here 12 degrees for little rock burlington 67.73 amarillo 83. by the weekend temperatures get back to normal cleveland by sunday, you're at 67 48 in milwaukee. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hal it's starting out sunny for much of the bay area, but we are seeing a cold front approaching, and there's some rain around eureka. by the time it moves into the north bay, the rain will become light and spotty, and much of the bay area may not see that south of the golden gate bridge. the rest of the forecast is looking dry, but you'll notice it's going to be a lot cooler >>> and that is your latest weather. does anyone do apple bobbing anymore? >> i don't think so. i don't know. >> when you think about it, it's disgusting. >> swap some saliva, everybody. >> enjoy your cheerios. >> coming up, tara lipinski in a "today" exclusive. she will open up about her year's long fertility journey. she will share her update about her dream of becoming a mom. we'll hear from tara and have hoda's morning boost right after this the pe

buffalo, rochester, burlington, scranton, pennsylvania tomorrow those temperatures are going to be anywhere from 10 to 30 degrees below average then they will take a dip. some of these warmest temperatures will be more typical for mid-july than we are for early october. here comes that cold front temperatures turn sharply colder for example, green bay will take a 14-degree drop to 57 on friday 11-degree drop down to 54 in wichita. st. louis 69 in fact, look at this. mid-50s in chicago by this weekend. new york into the low 60s. temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below average. more typical for mid to late november we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. ♪ living in the past, it's a new generation ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ a girl can do what she wants to do ♪ ♪ and that's what i'm gonna do ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ not me! ♪ >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures are going to be heating up today, reaching 90 degrees for a lot of our inland east bay, north bay and south county areas. it does get warmer over the next few days, increasing our fire danger, with a breezy offshore w

from burlington vermont to minneapolis minnesota, we saw all time hot temperatures broken, century plusat with frost and freeze alerts. by sunday morning they go down to kansas. some will drop into the 20s. some crops left over, they'll have to be careful there. the core moves to the east coast. please be aware. it will feel more like autumn. it will come with rain for the weekend. fog and rain could inhibit some flights. please check ahead. we got ptsd from last weekend. then look at the west coast. anybody waking up and washing us there, especially in california, heat advisories are on. you're under that ridge. then you'll get that flow where it will take hold. we were seeing some of the beaches like long beach to 98. quick look at the midwest. it warms up there through the weekend. michael? >> ginger, thank you very much for that update. now we're going to turn to mortgage rates, at their highest level in 23 years. elizabeth schulze is back to break down how it impacts potential buyers and sellers. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is frustrating for a

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but for today, it will be 81 in burlington, vermont. 6 degrees above average, 73. 74 in chicago. charleston, 83 degrees. here comes that cold front. ahead of it tomorrow, you can still see temperatures a bit above normal, but they drop 12 degrees below normal in minneapolis. denver, a 10 degree below normal drop. 59 degrees and then you'll see into next week, by monday, boston is at 59. same in new york city. 64 in d.c. low to mid 50s in detroit, where as out west, we have 14 million people under heat advisories, especially san diego, los angeles, l.a. will be the low 90s into the weekend. mid 09s in bakersfield. san francisco temperatures into the mid to upper 80s, guys. back to you. >> all right, al. thank you. we'll check back. lots more to get to as we say good morning to craig. >>> good morning to you as well. a search is unfolding right here in new york after the fatal stabbing of a brooklyn man and beloved community activist. in fact, surveillance video captured the terrifying attack and according to police, that video has now le

that would be tj maxx, ross stores, burlington of the world.eeing is casual. so as it relates to athletic and active, i think that's a total addressable market that's larger. we like the lululemon of the world and nike as you think about multiyear. >> total addressable market i was going to ask about that. you like macy's though and some of the other department stores? >> i think it's a tough road right now for u.s. wholesale, and i think that's what you heard last night from levi and chip was on jim's show. u.s. wholesale, the consumer is slowing, and that really started in august. inventory was a year ago caught heavy at a number of retailers, and the brands really pushed some of that inventory back and forth across the wholesale channel. i think you've seen an equilibrium. inventory at retail is rationale and you're seeing more full price selling as you move forward what you have because of that, but you need self-help. that's the point i'm making. so you either need an idiosyncratic self-help story or a customer pull given the trade down an