raj knows how to say in in canton knee? >> in canton knee you would like it?g canton knee ] >> in man darren, we want to wish everyone good health and prosperity. >> new year for everyone. >> i was going to say i know -- [ speaking a foreign language ] >> like the united nations. >> i bent went to beijing. >> so impressed. >> all right. you know, we are going to show you a traffic cam, san mateo bridge, sun sets very beautiful, sun glass it is you're doing any commuting the next hour or so that sun tops to set, tomorrow beautiful weather, upper 60s here across san jose for san francisco, mid-60s stwark a very very awesome trend all the way through upcoming weekend of. may not get any rain till the vend of the month, more on that at 6 p.m. >> happy new year. >> lester holt is next. >> see you at 6:00. >> good night. >>> on the broadcast tonight, polar express. dangerous subzero temperatures across a huge part of the country. so many roofs collapsing crews can barely keep up. also tonight, losing control on icy roads from north to south. what to do and what not

snowbound canton massachusetts, is already $400,000 over budget. >> in the last four weeks we've gotten 30 inches, 24 inches, 25 inches and 23 inches. >> reporter: in frigid canton, ohio people wait for tow truck driver earl mullens. >> i've seen more bad batteries this week than anything else. >> reporter: the business of jump starting cars has more than doubled. how do you stay warm? >> just keep moving. >> reporter: for d.d. lewis in chicago, school snow days mean interrupted workdays for mom. >> it adds to the stress not having those dedicated hours i would normally have when the school schedule and my daily schedule gets thrown off. >> reporter: still aaron's back may be sore, but his wallet's full. he shovels snow as a professional tasker for task rabbit. >> i've done about -- i don't know how many hours, probably around a hundred hours worth of shoveling and other tasks in the last three to four weeks. >> reporter: and as costs mount as winter marches on, many analysts say we actually may be in better shape than we were last year. that was when, lester, you may recall the polar v

>> i was born in canton, china. >> when did you come to the united states? >> i came to the united states when i was just six months. i was born in december and i was hereby the fourth of july. >> and i understand you stood up brooklyn tech? >> i studied at brooklyn tech. >> you were the first asian-american prosecutor? >> yes that is correct. all of that was really just a function of age. i happen to be among the oldest of the post world war generation so i was the first up and i had always had an interest in criminal justice and i was very happy to have been appointed to the office in 1972. >> i happen to find this website -- the university of virginia law library, and this artist must've have had a crush on you or something -- [laughter] there are 6, 7, 8 drawings of you. [laughter] do you have recollections of this? >> that is me, by the way, with a full head of hair. exactly, wide lapels, the whole thing. i remember that case. i'm a member the particular jury in the case of the people against william morale is. some may recall. he was from an organizati

. >>> jackson township is just north of canton, ohio, home to the pro football hall of fame. it's an upscale bedroom community. much of the area is undeveloped, especially along the old erie canal. the mckernan family lived just two blocks from the canal. 18-year-old stephanie mckernan shared the home with her husband jamie and his 18-year-old sister, whom we'll call megan. on saturday night, may 6th, 2000, stephanie and megan were outside when two men in a pickup truck stopped to talk. >> asked us both if we were single and how old we were, and we both said we were not available. >> the men were both polite and when rebuffed, drove off. a few hours later after the women returned home, they heard a noise outside. megan grabbed a flashlight. stephanie picked up a can of spray paint, and both went outside to investigate. >> hey girls. >> they were met by a man with a rifle. he claimed to be a police officer and ordered the girls to get into his truck. >> we were like, no. so he put the gun in both of our faces numerous times and asked us, do you want to die, do you want to die,

el ex cantÓn cayÓ por segunda vez, elisa rodrÍguez hablÓ en exclusiva con Él. >> estaba perdido es comoted incluyÓ modelos con mÁs kilos generÓ una gorda controversia en las redes sociales lourdes fue a comprar la revista. >> por aÑos la portada y las pÁginas interiores de la revista estuvieron llenas de mujeres no sÓlo bellas sino tambiÉn muy delgadas, ahora por primera vez en su historia una modelo curvilÍnea aparecerÁ en el interior de la revista tan popular entre caballeros se llama robyn loly su talla es 12 es de origen australiano y lleva muchos aÑos como modelo plus, vega, dice que era hora de que a las mÁs llenitas se les tomara en cuenta. >> como que estamos mÁs bien aceptando ya que la figura de la mujer no es la perfecta size 4 o 6 size cualquiera que sea perfecto en el estÁndar de ahora de la moda. >> ademÁs de loly en este mismo ejemplar de sport illustrated saldarÁ una publicidad de una mujer talla 14. aunque se dificulta bastante conseguir ese nÚmero las tiendas, dicen los expertos que esto es porque nuestra sociedad tiene una especie de obsesiÓn con la delgadez. el mensa

gal red was born december 13, 1925 in canton mississippi. he joined the u.s navy in 1944 and received an hornable discharge in 1946. after being discharged in the navy, he came to san francisco that same year and started working for the united states postal service in 1957 where mr. gal red was hired

gal red was born december 13, 1925 in canton mississippi. he joined the u.s navy in 1944 and received an hornable discharge in 1946. after being discharged in the navy, he came to san francisco that same year and started working for the united states postal service in 1957 where mr. gal red was hired by the san francisco fire department. the high pressure unit in 1957 as a laborer and was the first black laborer in the high pressure water system unit. after working a year as a laborer for the fire department, he saw there were no black comerers in san francisco and was encouraged to go back to school to better his skills and obtained his high school floem. in 1970, san francisco created a program to allow minorities who were interested in becoming plummers. joe took the opportunity and completed the program in 1972 and took an competition and became the first black plumber of the san francisco water department. joe will be dealer missed. he is survived by two sisters, two sons and will be greatly missed by many family members and friends. i

canton, michigan, middle of october. this is the voxeljet factory.an see there is not much going on here. let's check it out. inside, a big, big basically empty room. there are no parts being distributed. no printers being manufactured. just a few workers doing some rudimentary framing work. one literally sleeping on the job. this is the right address. 41430 haggerty circle. same as the website. this facility clearly wasn't shipping on-demand parts by late september or october. it doesn't look like they will be making large format 3-d printers before the end of the year. perhaps all of the 3-d companies will live up to the hype. some day. but for now, 3-d printing is hard and it is hard to build a factory, even in detroit. so that was my look at voxeljet and their 3-d printing business such as it is. up next, the return of the podcast. thanks to the smash success of "serial," audio programs are making a comeback. we're going to talk with a former radio producer turned podcast entrepreneur. >> this is the best of "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. po

we're less than 40 miles from the center of london in the rolling hills of canton. for more than four decades this country home was a haven for one of the free world's most important figures. a man best known today for having stood up to hitler, personfied resilience and served as the beacon of hope in britain's darkest hours. what people don't realize is this ike onic englishman was, in fact, half american. his public life would stand more than 50 years as a dramatic combination of success and failure, of triumph and tragedy. stay with us as "war stories" looks at the life and teams of winston churchill. >> i have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and fret. >> had it not been for adolf hitler, winston churchill would not be a household word throughout the world. >> when hitler was elected and appointed chancellor of germany in 1933, few could imagine the horror that lay ahead. winston churchill knew otherwise. >> after the slaughter of the first world war, everyone stuck their head in the sand. >> winston churchill shares more than just a name with his legen

if you come to a place like canton where you can get the kind of nurturing and get the high academics that's something to strive for. folks know what the expectations aren't doesn't make a difference how you came in. how you leave. >> host: dr. harvey we have to leave it here. dr. harvey president of hampton university. dr. harvey thank you for taking the time and talking with us this morning. >> guest: it's my pleasure and i have enjoyed it and i want to thank your listeners for calling in. i think every question was a great question so i thank them as well. .. >> some of the items we currently have on display are an ivory calling card case with her signature and her niece's signature. small perfume bottles and silk silvers with tinny ribbons that tie across the arch of her foot. and the dresses are a reproduction of a silk peach gown she wore early in life and a red velvet gown that lasted and it is pard of the collection and there is and a legend that accompanies the dress now. >> watch all of our events saturday at noon and sunday on american history tv on c-span3. c-span2 brings

vehicles made in canton.in february, toyota in blue springs will reach the half million mark for the corolla. this has outpaced all other toyota plans in the world. other important projects include a baseball stadium in biloxi, a mississippi history and civil rights museum in jackson and yokohama's tire factory in west point. nineteen movies were made in mississippi last year while the grammy museum in cleveland and the arts and entertainment center in meridian are being planned or constructed. as the football world watched the sec, a few other things occurred in our state that demand recognition. alcorn state university's football team won the swac championship and east mississippi community college became national champions for the third time in four years, making football history. [applause] >> legendary university of southern mississippi punter ray guy was enshrined in the pro football hall of fame in 2014, joining eight other mississippians. congratulations, ray. [applause] >> this is a new year for miss

host: canton, ohio. republican line. caller: this is that sherry from canton.nor john kasich on a 1-10 gets a -50. he doesn't give a damn about what goes on. you don't want this man for president. the dayton ward that operates his office -- he says tough luck. host: as in someone who was a republican, you did not vote for governor kasich? caller: no, i did not. please don't let this man be president. ohio is in a state of denial about what's going on. we have pharmaceutical problems in this governor is doing nothing. he is out campaigning around, doing nothing but putting his hand in the senate -- head in the sand. he will not return a call. there are state orders blocking me. if people call there -- if those are the people running his office, you don't want him for president. host: cindy from illinois. independent line. caller: i would like to discuss our governor who had some great chances at the beginning of his administration. he blew it when he had his acceptance speech and lied about contacting the heads of the opposing parties and discussing with them ho

the cleats parky wore in the eagles game were shipped off to can canton yesterday and that was the day he set the record for the rookie record. his size is a 10.5, that is the key to being a good kicker wear small shoes. >> well, it is thursday night and that means an all new tgit. after mid season prime minister ears, sharrie williams is live at the big board with a sneak peek. >> several big cliff hangers last week not to mention nail biting suspense and it all starts with an all new "grey's anatomy" at 8:00 a.m. >> she is not my sexy anything. >> not yet but she could be. >> 8:00 p.m. of course. tonight. torres and owen are looking to jump back into the dating game again and it's not all that easy and meredith and derek are deciding to make it work with her staying at seattle grace and him moving to washington d.c. is it the right move? >> did you see the guards outside? >> no. >> if i wasn't here to protect you and keep things civilized, they would tear you to pieces. >> we are all holding our breath for olivia pope on an all new scandal scandal tonight they are using her as bait f

with the winds, feeling about 22 degrees in washington. 18 in leesburg and 17 for those in canton springs. kids coming home from school today it is going to be frigid outside. at least we will have plenty of sunshine. for tomorrow high of 39. again, winds not an issue. temperatures still about five degrees below average. saturday rebound. high of 48. plenty of clouds around on sunday. i'm going to say saturday's the better weekend day. 40% of rain sunday holds off mainly until after sunset. of course veronica in at 4:00 with the latest updates to that storm system sunday into monday and then on monday looking like we'll start off with showers and that could end as a bit of rain snow and sleet. otherwise, colder on monday. high temperature of 37. mostly cloudy on tuesday. and a high of 39 barbara. >> hmm. okay. we're going to be up and down there. >> you know i have to say, you start to see a seven day like that um and down unand down a sign spring is trying to make its way here a. good sign. thanks amelia. >>> a '90s dream come true last night on the "tonight show" the cast of a"saved by

toward baltimore and by tomorrow morning we fall to the upper 20s to 30 degrees right in alexandria canton springs at 28 starting out tomorrow morning, and for northern virginia leesburg hshgs areas like warrenton, 27 degrees tomorrow morning, 28 in fredericksburg quantity quo starting out at 28 degrees as well with just a few clouds out there. and some very light winds too for tomorrow morning. that's part of your drive time forecast. sun glare tomorrow so you'll need the sunglasses by afternoon, upper 40s but dry roads. tomorrow will be i think one of the best days out of this workweek and a great day to get outside. see the kids take them to the playground as we hit the mid-30s by 9:00 a.m. so even during the late morning hours it will be i think okay for getting outside and exercising. upper 40s, 47 degrees by 1:00. it will be chilly but a low-impact day weather-wise for us looking good throughout the day for anything again, lots of sunshine early, best day out of the workweek coming our way tomorrow. that's probably one of the most important things to remember about the forecast along

we got there but it was early in the day today and of course the winds have been picking up. 28 in canton springs, 25 in gaithersburg. that's it for the actual air temperature and of course wit teens through the area right now. now, the wind will settle down but not until late tonight. i think around 11:00 p.m. after midnight when it should probably be the fairly calm early part of the day tomorrow. the cloud moving out of here too. look at this our winds gusting over 25 miles per hour manassas down through fredericksburg areas like pax river, over 25-mile-per-hour winds still. and i think by tomorrow morning again that wind will be fairly light that will impact theeratures. so 8:00 this evening. here we go. in the single digits across the area again. then late tonight single digits too, dropping to 3, gaithersburg 8 degrees right in d.c. and tomorrow morning into the teens. so we get a chance to bounce back just a little bit. but tomorrow we're going to bounce back in a big way. so tomorrow morning, let's go back to that a light wind, a cold start, 11 to 17 the spread in temperatures acr

indicative of the effort was the women's national lawyerly, which under the leadership of elizabeth cady's canton and susan b anthony collected 100,000 signatures. in the winter of 1864 permitted them to radical republican senator charles sumner for delivery to the senate. by summer, the number of signatures had reached 400,000. simultaneously in the border states, growth in the ranks of antis debris democrats pressed the cause of perpetual freedom for all. in the meantime, december 1860 three, republican congressman james ashley of ohio proposed a bill that would" amend the bill for constitution for slavery nor involuntary servitude and all that the states and territories now owned or which may be hereafter acquired by the united states." the ashley proposal was followed by another from iowa, republican congressman james wilson. when the blended bill reached the floor it encountered considerable opposition primarily in predictability from peace democrats and representatives from kentucky, and kentucky always had problems with any issues regarding the removal of slavery from the nation. it was no

rest was well to north we're dealing with all the activity take a look and redding crescent city of canton and would like to moderate rain right now but a lot of activity is offshore and that is one to reach us first them aware center north and at the bay area bass on tablet from this morning. >>erica: it is a just how massive the system is on satellite and radar is a system the rain is a lot of rain in the region from a white is a tropical storm agnes and acting a lot of cloud cover and simmer just excellent job this is not a code system will the minister tell what was the snow and a higher elevation the drive to tahoe and filled with grain because is not going to change to snow there. a will not be supplied the receipts of a local beer roadways. >>erica: light rain developing for san phil and hitting the richmond center for hours the golden gate but it looks to be the extent of it will have to wait to see the rain really developed that is good news if you're getting a early in the star for your continued take a look at the 10 hour looks like a good portion of our area will release my ren

beat eric can'tior, a completely safe republican seat a guy who spent almost no money called eric canton a crony capitalist, those are fighting words for a right-wing republican crony capitalist is evil. that's exactly what this corruption is, it's the production of crony capitalism. it corrupts government and capitalism. that credible fight complicated by other issues like immigration that people on the left are very upset about, i am too, that way of framing it makes it a credible republican concern as well. i think the only way we win is if eight to 10 republican victories happen around this, not because democrats have beaten them, but because republicans have begun to generate their own version of this. this election cycle, the pac supported the only republican candidate in the nation and to propose public funding of elections. that was a season tral part of what jim rubin's campaign in new hampshire was about. and that influence has now begun to spread. republicans have talked about introducing a very large voucher bill, a $200 voucher bill which would radically change the way these

to know i appreciate that you're advocating for the president's policy that we are a product of a cantonomise based on lack of understanding of the lack of reality of guantÁnamo. it is a perfectly humane and good place to keep people. we set up proceedtures to try them fairly and over time and in a way that we are in control of the situation. rather than a federal judge whose duty is to respond to moving cases trying to assist the government in obtaining intelligence. senator graham and others and ayotte and prosecutors see it as i do and are more knowledgeable than i, but i really strongly feel this is a mistake. it's not helpful. to the national security of the united states. thank you all and the meet ging is is adjourned. >> both the house and senate were in session today and both chambers are now done for the week. earlier, the house asked a major that requires federal agencies to assess the economic effects of regulation on small business of all stop while considering possible alternatives. the house returns tuesday for general speeches. you can see it on c-span. the senate tried o

we have winter weather advisories and winter weather warnings stretching for canton to the mid-atlantic inch tonight. temperatures with rain on saturday. cincinnati by the afternoon. to eight inches of snow with about a tenth of an inch by sunday morning. snow develops in boston one to three inches and that may be a problem. it will change to rain and snow and that will absorb all that wet weather. look at the ice accumulations. that's all very bad news for the mid-mississippi river valley and the heavier snow in the ohio river valle >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a frigid start this morning and a cold day ahead. bitter cold with gusty winds of 30 miles an hour. afternoon temperatures in the teens will at times feel like they're below zero. tomorrow a cold start, we'll warm to 31 degrees, but snow arrives in the afternoon. an inch or two in philadelphia and then it changes to rain saturday evening. rain on sunday. then the cold returns for monday tuesday and wednesday. a chance we'll see more snow. have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. let's go back outside.