speaking of nut, we will recreate the kardashian family's calvin klein jeans ad.re you guys ready to lay down on the floor. >> and roll around. >> and play never have ier? >> have you come up with something yet? >> i've come up with something. >> have you, mike? you've done everything. >> i've done everything but i think i've got one. we will do that after the break. >> alex, did your show the folks outside? >> we love all of our eagles fans, come by, we put you on tv. >> yes, that's going to happen until probably the superbowl is over. >> where am i supposed to go? >> cram in. >> all right. >> i don't want any problems, okay? >> what are we doing? >> show the commercial, the calvin klein commercial. let's set this up. everybody get down. everybody ready to go? >> okay? here. >> there you go. >> god. all right. so, what we're doing, trying to recreate this calvin klein decline commercial. >> they got most of the cards and yarn female's together, supposed to be in bed playing this game. >> there. >> never have i ever gotten an tatoo. >> never, have i ever died my h

here with calvin, and tell me about calvin. he's adorable. >> he is adorable.two years old. he's been at our shelter six months. and i think he might have some dachshund in him. just everybody's a chihuahua mix, but who knows? he gets along really well with other dogs, and i think he'd be great in most any family's home. >> you wouldn't have brought him otherwise, right? six months is a fairly long time. is that standard? i mean, how long is the usual amount of time for a adoption? >> well, length of stay really varies. but when we have a long-termer like little calvin here, we do make some extra efforts to get them out. so we have three basic things we do, additional enrichment, social media campaigns, and maybe structured foster. a lot of people don't realize that getting out of a shelter for even a short time can be really beneficial to a dog's state of being. >> sure. yeah. in fact, you were going to bring a different dog at one point. >> yeah. >> pom pom, wasn't it? >> yeah, well, pom pom was adopted. >> that was my point. >> we were going to bring gil. >>

and calvinism? what is the relation between calvinism and these culturally -- cultural prerequisites of democracy? a son and grandson of presbytery ministries, he prayed every day, he would set -- read sections from the bible the thing i found some interesting and terrific about the presbyterians is that i think mywo books, friend will confirm that the episcopalians do as well, one is called the book of worship which has to do with the beliefs about all presbyterians. then there is the book of order that reads like the constitution and what you find in this is must bebe a minister ordained in the seminary that is recognized by the presbyterian thech where princeton was major seminary at the time. then, once you have passed all your exams and things like -- in things like greek and latin meant hebrew, you will be vetted and ordained as a minister and the other ministers will propose you to congregations who are in need of a minister. isunderstanding is how this other protestant emanations as well. th

also author of the best billing biography of calvin coolidge we do not hear too much about also the chair of the board of trustees from the presidential foundation. before i turned it over to her i want to say we have the great-granddaughter of part one -- herbert hoover we are delighted to have her here for this conversation. thank you for being here and then after that we invite you tears to the former dining rooms of the house where he will be signing copies of his book. now we turn it over to amity and can. [applause] i always knew roosevelt was relationship people and entertainers and we feel very welcome here and we thank you for that. my guest is canned white but there are the newspaper innovators to call into that second category. that is a very broad range. and that we always admired and with dozens of magazines. so it takes a great flexibility and also the author of william randolph hearst and now the extraordinary life in extraordinary times. and then to be called the monumental. and that is a badge of honor. and as we speak limit you as fast as we can and then open to question

amity shlaes is the chair of the board of trustees of the calvin cool lynn presidential foundation. before i turn it over to amity shlaes and ken whyte, we also have in the house the great granddaughter of her bert hoover, margaret hoover. we're honored to have her here for this conversation. thank you for being here. she is the at back of the house. thank you all for being here, after the conversation there will be a q&a. after that i invite you upstairs to the four freedoms rooms, former dining rooms of the house to, have a reception and a book signing. mr. whyte will be signing copies of his book. thank you very much, all for being here. i turn it over to amity shlaes and ken whyte. thank>> thank you. do we use both mics? thank you. i always knew the roosevelts were gracious people and gracious entertainers and ken and i feel very welcome here. to be at roosevelt house is honor for both of us. my guest is ken whyte. i want to add one or two words of biography about ken, to bill's wonderful introduction. i will say there are newspaper people and there are newspaper innovators. two

please welcome, calvin. [applause] of 1967. i call first, from the east. please welcome, calvin. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. compassionate, tolerant, .ttributes 50 years ago, society reject did of convictions, recognizing that it is indefensible. homosexualitybout in the u.k. respected individuals are not accepted. it is six central -- it is essential for defect and the bigotry. it is still relevant. the roof may shake, the rain may empty, but they cannot enter. i have never been and will never be the state's role to say what sexuality is acceptable. marriagesame-sex demonstrates our acceptance is not just a position we bring out on special occasions. acceptance is pivotal to our law. it is illegal to engage in a sexual relationship. hearing the objections sickens me. still, humanity ignores such cowardice at. please join me in condemning these acts. it is my role, your role, mr.ybody's role because speaker, members of this house of commons, we cannot rewrite history. however, we can still write the future. thank you. [applause] >> i now call from the east of england, s

. >> reporter: calvin harris opened up his house to them. >> he said whatever you need. look wherever you need to look. carte blanche. i want this to be solved. i want this to happen. >> reporter: that morning she knew only this. she had a missing person case on her hands and, with luck, it would resolve itself speedily, as many do. >> we kept hoping, as everyone did, that michele would call her house or call one of her friends and show up. >> reporter: cal said his aunt merry was completely focused on his four children, had to leave it to others to search for michele. >> his thing was, it's time to go to school. now it's time for me to pick them up. i need to make sure this is a routine that's normal for them. we're going to keep them in that routine. >> reporter: but where was their mother? here was a clue, and it didn't look good. michele's van had been left at the foot of the long driveway leading up to her house on that big country lot. the keys were still in the ignition, but where was she? mulvey's investigators, video camera in hand, searched the house. outside t

calvin holmes is considered an expert. >> mine comes off about 25%, 30% alcohol.ost people get caught with wine, all they do is lose their job and get a little write-up. me, they take me straight to lockup. because my wine has got more people on lockup than the police have. they get drunk on mine and they want to fight. they tell me they'll lock your little bitty ass up. i said what? i ain't making nothing, man, what you talking about? i'm sober. >> holmes comes up clean today. other inmates are not so lucky. >> it's called hooch, that homemade wine. it's what they brew, basically for the weekends, watching the football game. it's like us going to the bar and having a drink. and it's strong, too. >> though holmes usually conceals his hooch-making operation, the prison allowed our cameras to show us how it's done, provided it's destroyed upon completion. >> two styrofoam cups, you're drunk. three you're passed out. you drink four you're going to the hole. trust me. take my jug. gallon jug. and this is half gallon here. i got another half gallon of orange juice. tak

. - you okay, calvin? - yeah. i think i'm a little old for this. - oh, calvin! - no, no, no. think he's absolutely right. but, you know what? let's--let's find something else to do-- anything you want. you tell me. - that's great. - hmm? you know what? isn't she a little young for this? - but i like it. - but, baby, can't you go as a ghost? - nicky.

and then the remarkable memorial being constructed and opening with president calvin coolidge in 1926 and again the people of the community gathering here. at that time about 150,000 people. said to be the largest crowd that the president or a president of the united states had spoken to up until that time. such was the -- i think the outpouring of honor for those who had served in world war i. and also a yearning for peace and a different sort of future than the most recent past. >> watch highlights from national world war i museum and memorial on monday at 8 p.m. eastern. you're watching american history tv. only on c-span 3. >> 50 years ago on july 23rd, 1967, detroit erupted in five days of rioting and violence. fuelled by long-simmering racial tensions. wxyz tv was there to record the events as they unfolded. up next on american history tv's reel america, courtesy of the archives of michigan, a half hour wxyz documentary showing the events of that week. some viewers may find portions of this program disturbing.

i want a calvin cool idge. >> calvin and the casino in the same. >> >> come back in a half hour. all right? come back. >>> we're going to talk about a new record high for the dow. more on the record rise and the 0 snowstorm that couldn't slow it down. id bec >>> all right. the so called bomb cyclone causing wide spread damage in new england. frigid water pouring in prompting record high tide. gauge at boston harbor matching the record of 15.1 feet. other parts of massachusetts streets inundated with risingwater. more than a foot of snow. >> new york city hit with 9 inches of snow. check this out. airports starting to get back up and running. throw 1100 flights canceled today. call ahead. check on line. >>> at least 17 people did die this week due to the severe weather. now record breaking low temps are on the way. let's get to cnn meteorologist derek van dam live. when is this over? >> you've got to wait until next week. uncomfortably cold is the best way i can describe it. there's two ways to look at this. the snow is coming to an end, the area of low pressure, the bomb cyclone

. >> public: calvin welch. it's important to make this simple point that roughly 50%, somewhere between mid-40s and 50% of all the listings were listed illegally. about half of the listings have been taken down. and those of us in share better basically started the campaign three years ago on the notion that the overwhelming -- a significant number of short-term rentals were being done illegally. i think our data, the city and county's data has shown that unlike any other city in the world -- let me say that again. unlike any other city in the world, when you have adequate legislation, you reduce by almost 50% the number of short-term rentals. and that is significant in a city facing the housing crisis that we face. in the housing balance report, short-term rentals are not even listed. and if they were listed, we would see that we are producing fewer affordable units than we lose to short-term rentals or evictions. i support the supervisor acting president -- acting mayor breed's position that the assumption sh

i can live with that, calvin, if you stick around and stay with me. how is that?stered nurse that writes, neil, i know of your medical issues. you trying to kill yourself? be careful. my family worried about you. why are you killing yourself like this? i do it for you, candy and america. you're both welcome. tina says, your voice still sounds rough. someone get that man a hot toddie. someone tell the trump protesters to get a clue. the woman don't like higher pay and more point? i don't know what was worse, the sound of their whining on the sound of your hard voice reporting on their whining. i was praying for you to fall off the route and to those marching. that hurts my feelings. myron via yahoo writes, what a ridiculous idea, moving bulls and bears and replacing with it neil cavuto. my favorite time of the morning was watching "fox and friends" and bulls and bears. give me back my financial gurus saturday morning. though gurus were on, from bulls and bears and all of our shows, they're there. breaking developments and helping make sense of the fast-moving event

both calvin and i are the single child of our respecting aging parents. our parents rely on us to take care of them. we designed our home in such a way as to integrate our parents and make them feel at home together with all of us. with my parents coming from poland and calvin's parents coming from china and none of them speaking english, there is enough cultural linguistic and other barriers that make it challenging to unite our family under one roof. it barack obama only become harder if we were to create additional physical and psychological barriers by breaking our single family home into two separate dwelling units. although we are an immigrant family coming from different parts of the world with different cultures and religiouses, we don't want to live separately, cook separate cuisines, quite the opposite. we look forward to cooking dishes in the same kitchen, sitting and eating together under one roof and at one dining table. while everyone would agree that additional housing is clearly needed in our city, we feel that in our circumstances, it's i

kline commercial, you know, another genius commercial in 2018, the new calvin kline jeans commercialle kardashian family. sue this screams for the mighty "good day philadelphia" players to reinact this. >> you just want to find out our secrets and play the never , have i ever game. >> i know where you are going. >> would you do it. >> i have to practice my kardashian voice. >> me, me, me, me. >> okay, i think i can do it. >> it sounds like bagpipes. >> i used up all my time me, me, ming. six out of 10. bus stop buddy milder temperatures. make sure you have rain gear. temperatures range from the 40 's to the 50's right now. we will have 60 degrees later on. on and off rain. we have a few then are storms and lots of heavier downpours but everything is gone, by tonight, skies clear and then again it gets colder with an overnight low on 36 degrees. >> my gosh stop. >> we found the name of the actor it is andy service, thanks kitkat kline, planet of the apes, king congress, so we apologize for that. >> who doesn't enjoy a breakfast buffet. what i told you there was a sandwich in bala cynw

i'm a big calvin and hobbs fan and calvin was great making up whatever he wanted. and that seems to be the motive for people who did agree with trump. again, they're into burning the boats rather than celebrating the fact that everybody's here, the economy's rolling, wages are good, employment's good. it's not perfect. but there's no such thing as a perfect world. that's why we continually work together to make it better. liz: and lifting the boats as jfk says. good to see you, keith. great to have you on the show. really appreciate it. okay. let's get back to the story. will democrats pay dearly to sticking to their #resisttrump. not one democrat voted for tax cuts and democrats just shut down the government. the narrative now is that democrats favored illegal immigrants over a u.s. soldiers and things like getting our soldiers paid on time. let's take it to the political power panel. fox news political analyst and democrat strategist wendy. good to see you guys. >> hi, liz. . liz: okay. here's the lay of the land. ten red state democrats that trump won. they're u

it was calvin hermanson will go down hard. bang his chin on the floor. he would leave the game. the basket is good in the file. he was okay. st. marys 81-57.>>> of the pack 12 stanford taking on washington state. getting an ear full from their head coach. cardinals trailed by seven. freshman -- gives free for the two-handed dunk. 21 off the bench. dorian pickens the man for stanford. seven three-pointers. puts him up by 7 with over eight minutes ago. stanford 79-70.>>> different story for cow who drops to 1-3 under first-year head coach jones. 2nd half not a lot of highlights. we picked this one. backdoor cut. nice pass to justin. he resides in honolulu. 27 points. the huskies pulled away. one second on the shot clock correct david catch issued. huskies be cow 66-56. cow 1-3.>>> nfl investigating the raiders for possibly violating a rule that stipulates teams must interview minority candidates before hiring a new head coach. the raiders introduced gruden on tuesday the owner admitted he had been in pursuit of gruden the last six years. he believed he had a verbal all in commitme

las hermanas kardashian protagonizan la campaÑa de primavera verano de calvin klein. >> ¿cÓmo estÁn?"el gordo y la flaca".nos vemos julio: gracias por atendernos. a continuaciÓn llega el noticiero nacional. ilia: buenas noches. presentadora:Él gobierno despuÉs de tres dÍas de intensas negociaciones bipartitas, los demÁs se tienen que conformar con buscar una soluciÓn para daca. un mexicano que necesita urgentemente un transplante de corazÓn, se aferra a las mÁquinas porque su condiciÓn de indocumentado le ha dificultado recibir el Órgano. le presentamos el caso de un oficial en san diego, california, asÍ cen

after years of political activity calvin johnson became the first black judge in louisiana. he's often dealt with sheriffs. they are words i can use to describe what i feel about that. but then you would have to cut those words out of this interview. because leave three in did the way to keep people in slavery was to use the justice system and they fix laws such that the newly freed people form misleads would be put back in jail and then be forced to go back on the plantations and work is not dead they are. a mean people of bad people it's. it's that they are as much a a for lack of a better word victim of the system as the people who are in the jails all victims of the system because we are a poor state and we have use all kinds of means always to to fund our sales so the sheriff in most places all using that as a means to fund. the sheriff's self and his and was needs to operate when he's using it for that purpose and the louisiana law the third time he did one of those things i just described you could go to jail for life. i would not do. that. steve exemplifies the absur

maybe calvin county, st. mary's county, you guys had a chance to get any snow out of but look at the winter storm warnings from virginia beach to tallahassee for the potential of snow and ice. i think places like savannah have a better chance of seeing snow than we do here in the d.c. metro area, at least accumulating snow. this is why. we have a storm system that's going to be developing off the southeast coastline. look at the snow right around the coast, the charleston area, they're expected to see some snow. here it comes around raleigh. this is one of the newest computer models that we have, and this one actually does bring the snow into the d.c. area with some accumulating snow in here. this is around 7:00 a.m. on thursday, and then it moves out of here. any shift in the pattern is going to change things big time. if it shifts to the east, it could be lower amounts. if it shifts to the west, we could be talking about significant snow in parts of our area. let's show you. this is one of the models that w

the red calvin klein underwear. which one do you think's better?ause i don't do socks. >> wow. >> whether they're hanging from basketball hoops, flaying with their guitars or whatever, there is always a picture to match. this all started with the first picture, when augie, about nine months old, was having a bit of trouble getting his shirt on after his bath. now, mom took a picture and realized i reckon my brother's probably got one of those modely photos on his instagram, went mining it and found this picture, sent it to everybody, and it just snowballed into this entire instagram. >> i'm waiting for the time when aristotle gets hired for his next modeling job and he walks in and everybody's like where's the baby? >> exactly. augie's got the looks. he's got the hair. he's got the stances. he knows what he's doing. i think augie's got quite the future ahead of him. >> what in the heck? >> dude spots a spider. >> with a lot of bumps on her back. >> how this makes this scare one of the finest. >> ah! >> and men trying pole dancing. climbs to the top

crimson tide receiver calvin ridley facing off against bulldogs wideout riley ridley. >> roll tide. >> reporter: then there's mentee versus mentor. coaching legend nick saban, who's won four titles with alabama versus georgia coach kirby smart, one of his former assistants. >> it is personal when we have to compete against each other. >> reporter: it's a competition he's used to. saban's record against his former assistants, 11-0. in the past decade, the teams have only met three times. in 2012, georgia lost a squeaker. this time, alabama once again the heavy favorite. >> how big is this game? 38 years we've been waiting for this. >> reporter: 38 years. that's the last time georgia won it all. tonight, more than just a national title's on the line. so are bragging rights. in a place where football is a way of life. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >> it's going to get awfully noisy down there. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night. the s

every tax cut we've seen all the way back to calvin coolidge has been beneficial for this country this will do the thing. dagen: john, stocks on a record breaking run the s & p 500 has had its best post-war bull market ever. it's more than quadrupled and of course much of that was under president obama but it's still going strong we created more than 2 million jobs in this country last year. does that help the gop? >> absolutely like seven straight years, six were under president obama 2 million jobs plus this economy continues and gary b. is right about two things. the left right now is talking from emotion they're not talking from facts when you don't have facts you argue with emotion. the rich are getting richer and the guy on the corner office is getting the tax breaks. truth is small business they will spend that money on jobs and other thing gary b. was right about is this benefits the gop. i'm not a fan of the gop. i don't think they have to be great, they just have to be better than the other side and i think they are better than the other side. they got the tax cut passed look

the beard scored 18 in the fourth quarter, eclipsed calvin murphy's 1978 record in houston. big even king james tweeted "come on harden. that's insane g 60-point tribunal? jeesh." that was an amazing performance. more "early today" when we come back. shawn evans: it's 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. gillette - the best a man can get. my doctor recommended i switch to miralax.on, stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. a whole new concept in skin say heldefense.e-tox! ne

alabama came back with ten-point deficit thanks to freshman quarterback, connecting with, calvin ridley right there on the 6-yard score to tie. the game, baylor has a chance to win it, in the regulation but he hits a 36-yard field goal this game initial to overtime n overtime, it is wide opened, smith, catches it in stride, that is a 41-yard championship winning touchdown , 36-23, the final. >>> to college hoops top ranked wildcats pratt this afternoon, tomorrow night they will face another tough team tenth ranked xavier, last two games wildcats struggled defensively giving up 101 points, and, then 90 saturday against marquette. jay wright noticed the problem earlier. >> it started, back in our game at hofstra, you know, we were clicking so much, offensively that we got idea well, it is not going to happen in the big east and then we will go into the de paul game, we have a lead, same thing and then butler we got smacked in the face, you know, and even marquette when we got lead, we got lazy. so this xavier team if we do that, they will blow us out of here. >> something tells me jay wil

calvin smith. goodbye. touchdown, jaguars. >> jacksonville looked like they were going to blow out the steelers. but ben roethlisberger got the steelers back in the game. martavius bryant had that touchdown before half time. overall ben roethlisberger had 469 yards and five touchdowns. but the jaguars were too much for pittsburgh. so the jaguars will play the patriots in the afc championship game. >>> the minnesota vikings beat the saints 29-24. thanks to an incredible walk- off touchdown. the vikings were up 17-0. late in the third. but the saints rallied from behind. drew brees threw three touchdowns. the saints took the lead with less than 30 seconds in the game. thanks to a 43-yard field goal. on the next drive, case kanum and the minnesota fans prayed for a miracle. >> he steps into it. the pass is caught! sideline. touchdown! unbelievable! >> vikings win it. >> no, he didn't. >> marcus williams missd that tackle. look, look. come on. no. devon diggings took it 61 yards for the game-winning touchdown.

carly generous cover her stunning calvin klein underwear ad investigations are still under way. some say she might again wait others say she's covering the score from where an alien infant ripped out of her over overexposed under talented midsection and still others are saying what a. shot of downtown opera. that made nonsense all over my computer screen the put the play to be unlivable in twenty years twelve put a thirty percent tariff on solar panels were falling into a spiral of fascism but you're talking about what seriously. no sir. trump really did announce a thirty percent tariff on solar panels it makes sense because if we switch to renewable energy you know he's worried he won't be the final president. i think that's been something he's pretty excited about or maybe he did it because the c.e.o. of exxon mobil is his secretary of state you know why why why does the big oil love sunshine energy that's so odd i don't get it you can't you can't be surprised at that it's like being surprised that the president you know put huge regulations on band-aid brand bandages and then

coll calvin hermanson, jordan ford led with 20. gaels at 1/2. lays elijah thomas. 16 straight wins. 72-55 that final. >>> stanford taking on ucla. new bruins head coach in the house. steal and finish. gave stanford the lead, not long. underneath his legs to chris wilkes, are you kidding me? ucla should win just on that play alone. and they did. 89-73 the final. abc7 news sports report by river rock casino. coming up, sharks in nhl make a big announcement and my one-on-one with livingston. >>> more to come an abc7 news at 11:00. including airlines tightening the leash with pets on planes. why it's necessary. >>> lucky to be ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ see how a personalized financial strategy and access to you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> thanks for joining us for the second half of the program. i'm eric th

on 4th down, 4 minutes to go, finding calvin rid le to tie the game -- ridley to tie the game up. setting up a game winning field goal. but andy missed the short 36 yarder that would have ended it. 23-20 georgia in overtime after taking a 16-yard sack. there it is. airing it out to smith after completing just 35 passes all season. the freshman leads bama to a 26- 23 win. their fifth title in nine years under nick saban. >> to have thrown that pass after he took the sack, but i couldn't get out there fast enough. >> he was wide open. i hit him and here we are now, thank god. >> they go down on the heat, leaving the game with a knee strain, but they would come back in the second quarter. denver probably wished they would have stayed in the locker room, scoring 19 in the second half, hitting a bomb to the right. he had 32. the warriors win 124-114. the loud mouth father of the rookie is going after the team's head coach. he told espn that he does not have control of the team anymore. they are very close friends. tonight, he called out the media outlets that cover it. people are eatin

heavy business interests don't forget it was i think an american president very honest man called calvin coolidge american business so the american military industrial congressional complex cannot stop it's almost spastic spasmodic it starts it has a business objective it wants to make a profit but. this is not a very diplomatic way of going about things because it actually in the long run damage. not only the u.s. economy itself but. i just wanted to touch on what you said earlier about the effect that sanctions are having on russia i mean what would you say the long term effect has been of these sanctions on russian businesses. the long term effect is that it will strengthen the russian economy and make it more independent and weaken the dollar from what i can see because a lot of people especially germany because you must remember that this whole thing is about the battle for germany in the battle for europe who controls germany and europe is it going to be the russians or the u.s. hopefully nobody hopefully europe will be its own master but at the moment europe is still very much. un