the watches extend as far east as carroll county. what we have right now immediately in the local is the calm before the storm. literally. >>> all right. ron, good morning. how are you? very busy today. >> reporter: yeah. it's a greek purple friday. how is that? >> works. >> reporter: yes, it does. the 42nd annual greek festival coming up. it starts today at the ka theed calcathedral -- at the cathedral. we have we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. >>> thanks for being with us. we have shower activity locally, we have got -- we talked about that before the break, potential severe weather out west. it's a big, big line of showers and thunderstorms, it must cover a couple hundred miles that's the leading edge of a big cold front c

matthew is up next as we talk to iraq ward carroll -- as we talk to ward carroll. good morning.caller: is there data on the employment rates of veterans as they go back to a public university first, private university, trade school, or they go directly into the workforce. whether military.com has reports on the fly-by-night for profit universities picking up veterans there has money -- been stories about them not finding jobs. host: ward carroll? guest: i cannot speak to the first issue. i have my own opinion about what pedigree does in terms of your ability to find a job. if you can get into harvard or private schools, that probably situates you for an advantage when it comes time to find a job. those transitioning are no different than high schoolers that are looking to have an advantage once they start looking for a job. in terms of the for profit school issues. been sussingom has out the bad actors. of new g.i. bill puts a lot to be usedthe pool by veterans to pursue a traditional education at a a look institution and you will go to college, or perhaps to an online for-profi

you are on with ward carroll. caller: good morning. i would like to speak on behalf of the veterans coming home. i was a veteran. i was retired in 1971 from the navy. i would like to speak up for the veterans. the media gives the veterans a bad rap. they talk about the veterans coming back, hooked on drugs, hooked on dope. i blame the doctors in the v.a. i think -- i blame the doctors for not giving the right medication to these veterans. these veterans are going in and these doctors are just filling them full of drugs. they run out of that and the poor veteran, some are living on veterans. these veterans are going in and these doctors are just filling them full of drugs. they run out of that and the poor veteran, some are living on the street. they are turning to alcohol. well, the media puts out the veterans. they write bad about the veterans. what is an employer supposed to do? guest: i do not think that is a new demon. ptsd is a label that has existed since man first daughter going to war -- first started going to war. it is an acu

matthew is up next as we talk to iraq ward carroll -- as we talk to ward carroll. good morning.caller: is there data on the employment rates of veterans as they go back to a public university first, private university, trade school, or they go directly into the workforce. whether military.com has reports on the fly-by-night for profit universities picking up veterans there has money -- been stories about them not finding jobs. host: ward carroll? guest: i cannot speak to the first issue. i have my own opinion about what pedigree does in terms of your ability to find a job. if you can get into harvard or private schools, that probably situates you for an advantage when it comes time to find a job. those transitioning are no different than high schoolers that are looking to have an advantage once they start looking for a job. in terms of the for profit school issues. been sussingom has out the bad actors. of new g.i. bill puts a lot to be usedthe pool by veterans to pursue a traditional education at a a look institution and you will go to college, or perhaps to an online for-profi

matthew is up next as we talk to iraq ward carroll -- as we talk to ward carroll. good morning.caller: is there data

jason carroll is live along the parade route. good morning.ning, it wasn't too windy. how are conditions out there? >> reporter: it's feeling pretty good, we've had mild gusts, but nothing major to speak of. if you take a look behind me, you have snoopy, the macy's stars, the sandbags are holding them down for now. in terms of what's happening with the parade and whether or not they are

that is huge, jason carroll. probably colder here. jason carroll, live for us on central park west. my friend. happy thanksgiving to you. i have a great story. young mother with twins infant at home, saving up for christmas gifts for the kids, and then guess what? out of the blue, the unbelievable happened. wait, wait, it's awesome. two words, guys. layaway fairy. also i want to share some of our last soldier hellos for this hour. so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron! whoa. ah...yeah, pretty much walked into that one. geico anywhere anytime. just a tap away on the geico app. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings wi

thank you so much for that, jason carroll. we'll go to meteorologist jennifer grey for a look at what to expect becaus this is a concern, 23 miles an hour, sustained winds is when they ground them, right? >> with gusts up to 34. right now the forecast is gusts up to 30. hopefully it will stay under that criteria. winds are about 18 miles an hour. we are just under what is called for for them not to call off the balloons. 32 degrees is the forecasted high, so it's going to be very cold. with the windchill, it's going to feel like the 20s. and guys, whoever is holding those balloons, they are going to have to hold on really tight if they fly because it will be breezy. >> that's a whole bunch of people for the balloons, strong, sturdy people. >> thank you for gravity. good have you with us, jennifer. >>> rain and snow still linger from the wintry storm that complicated travel for millions and millions of americans. we don't have the radar here, but take my word for it. it has made a mess of the roads, especially with lake-effect

brooke, back to you. >> have to go with it, jason carroll. jason carroll for us in manhattan.thank you very much. >> the store ads, the shopping, the working, is it becoming too much? on thanksgiving day. i know a lot of you say yes. coming up next, we'll show you what these people are doing to protest the business of thanksgiving. >> hi. this is patty poole. gsa l & o, bagram air field. i wanted to say happy thanksgiving to my family. wish i was there, but i'll see you at christmas. love you. it's donut friday at the office. and i'm low man on the totem pole. so every friday morning they send me out to get the goods. but what they don't know is that i'm using my citi thankyou card at the coffee shop, so i get 2 times the points. and those points add up fast. so, sure, make me the grunt. 'cause i'll be using those points to help me get to a beach in miami. and allllllll the big shots will be stuck here at the cube farm. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out and entertainment, with no annual fee.to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards pop in the

one of the first advertisers is carroll home services. >> we just want to show our support for the community. it's a good opportunity for the community to see a that. >> 45% of the budget comes from the county. so right now the ad space is taken but they would be willing to put ads on their website, wow, if other companies are interested. >>> illegal immigrants can start the process of getting a driver's license. the first step is to schedule an appointment. it gives illegal immigrants the same rights on the red as a licensed holder. it is not accepted for federal purposes. >>> a good education or someone to watch when he's a baby. these are choices that some parents have to make as the price of child care goes up. some parts of the country it's more expensive than tuition at state colleges according to a report. massachusetts had the highest cost, as much as $16,500 a year. >> porm blackberry planning to share. the company said the ceo is stepping down. the struggling company recently appealed in an open letter to its customers to stay loyal. we have good news for you drivers. gas prices ar

that doesn't bother jason carroll.njoy it. >> reporter: yeah. you're absolutely right, carol. we have to keep this in perspective. they are flying. little lower than normal. take, for example, spiderman, making his way down along central park here. spiderman is flying much lower, i would say, than normal. compared to what i've seen in years past. but at least he is out here flying. he is one of 16 giant helium balloons that made it into the thanksgiving day parade this year. there was some talk about whether or not these balloons would make it. the weather has actually turned out to be just perfect. the crowds are enormous. people coming in here from long island. i was going to say connecticut. you thought i was going to, but i said long island. we love alabama. alabama here as well. mexico back here. hello, mexico. and also here, tulsa, oklahoma. this family here. you actually had people who were in the parade. >> yes, my husband is one of the directors for union band. >> what did you think of the parade so far? there

why new york democratic congresswoman karl maloney is not see -- carroll m maloney is not seeing it thatis is the quicksilver cash back card from capil one. it's not the "limit the cash i earnvery month" card. it's not th "i only earn decent rewards at the gas station" rd. it's the no-games, no-signing up, everyday-rewding, kung-fu-fighti, silver-lightning-in-a-bottle, bringing-home-the-con cash back card. this is the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimited 5% cash back on eve purchase, everywhere, every single day. so ask yourself, what's in your wallet? >> the only people who feel there shouldn't be more coming in t to the federal government e the rich people. >> harry reid saying that then, with colorado voters, shooting down a tax hike, are democrats still thinking that now? to democratic congresswoman carroll maloney who has doubts. >> all politics is local, i am .ot commenting on colorado in new york, new yorkers overwhelmingly elected bill deblasio who ran on a clear record of increasing taxes to help invest in educational system. and future of our students and new yorkers in

carroll home services is the first company trying it out. don't expect the moving ads to look too crazy. >> we didn't want to wrap the equipment up with nascar or anything, so we keptit traditional and it worked out that carroll has pretty much the same colors we have on hour engine. and we did it in a tactful manner. >> little river is -- has taken up ads. >>> the prospect of buying a house looks bleak for college grads. the decline am 18 to 32-year- olds -- there is a decline in 18 to 32-year-olds able to buy their first home. they're still drowning in debt and opting them to live home with mom and dad. the young adults who move back home aren't building their credit histories, which would make this more difficult to get a mortgage. >>> the new york times records -- reports one in three herbal supplements show no drink. the others were cheap fillers. a nonprofit group supporting herb hall supplements said quality control is an issue but not as bad as the study suggests. >>> as we look at the setup, there is some mild air. we never got out

i don't think that's something i can forget. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, param paramus, new jersey>>> new u.s. intelligence suggests that u.s. could not fully prepare for massive destruction of weapons. u.s. officials say the intelligence is not definitive, but they claim syria's recent actions indicate the government's not ready to get rid of its entire chemical arsenal. >>> and coming up, a miami dolphin star suspended. this amazing story, for bullying a teammate, now richie incognito is making his first statement since the scandal broke. >>> and it is a stunning admission from the mayor of toronto. he said he did smoke crack. and wait until you hear his excuse for it. ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ [ male announcer ] the beautifully practical and practically beautiful cadillac srx. get the best offers of the season now. lease this 2014 srx for around $369 a month with premium care maintenance included. ♪ >>> welcome back to "early start." those alleged racist taunts by a miami dolphins player suspended

so carroll and lyle improvised. their idea?how mrs. kennedy going to light it? well, kathy's had an answer for that, too. this. >> i don't know what i was expecting but i think i was expecting something a little busier. >> it's definitely just a simple piece of wire with just a piece of cloth that was doused in kerosene, i believe. doesn't have to be fancy to work >> reporter: and work it did. bill morris watched that lighting unfold. so it was a day pretty much just like this. >> it was a very similar day, sunshine, bright blue skies and clouds. >> reporter: a member of the army's old guard, morris was part of the grim pro stogs arlington that day and was later assigned to duty of guarding the flame as the nation came to pay its respects. >> in the morning they'd open the gates and it was like a flood of humanity coming up the roads. nobody was prepared for that. >> reporter: least of all the flame itself which-- try as it might-- wasn't exactly eternal. >> if you were assigned to the eternal flame you had to have a lighter in

i can, robert carroll will tell us about that and how it changed america and the world. a "gps" checklist for how to ruin a national economy. one managed to check off all boxes and it's not the united states. i'll explain. >>> on wednesday, diplomats from the united states, france, germany, the united kingdom, russia and china, will sit down to once again to hammer out a deal with iran over its nuclear program. it's a tough challenge made tougher by the breakdown of talks in geneva eight days ago. in diplomacy, transparency is often the enemy of progress. negotiations are best conducted secretly until there is an agreement. when carried out in full public view, a diplomatic process simply allows opponents to attack every concession made on one side paying little attention to concessions on the other side. even imagined concessions get attacked. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu protested against the proposed deal with iran even though john kerry said he didn't actually know what was in it. >> it's a very bad deal. >> one party that did know what was in the propos

i'm jason carroll. >> i'm rosa flores.ou for joining us. 30 minutes past the hour. >> time to break out the bargain hunting shoes. the black friday is in full swing. national retail federation saying people are dusting off their credit card and heading to the stores on friday. the spending frenzy has already begun. zain is live at macy's in herald square. are out there reporting or shopping? >> just reporting. i'm in the ground floor of macy's right now. not too much in the terms of deals. the designers are here. the deals are mainly upstairs. kids and women's clothizing what i'm told. macy's opened for the first time ever on thanksgiving yesterday. i spoke to an executive. ed it was pretty decision to make. last year they had 11,000 people waiting outside. this year they opened at 8:00 on thanksgiving and they had 15,000 people waiting outside. i'm joined by a shopper. sasha, you shop regularly on black fridays. how do you know a good deal when you see one? >> when i see something going for more than 50% off is a great de

. >> the president this week saying thathe buck stops with him on the problems of the obama carroll text two guesnow better than anyone. what happens when the presre is on at the white house. mark halperin and john heilemann are the co-authors of "double down mark and john, good to have you on the program. thanks for joining us. >> great to be back withyou. >> psident obama aounced a change to the health care policy saying tho with insurance plans below obama care standards will be allowed to renew them but inrance companies wille allowed to tell them about other options. you two dug deep. were you surprised b this confession this week? >> theast is prologue. erything we writebout in the book related to w the president woelection. the night health care passed he said business isoing to kick my butt over th. while the presiden won re-election, he left himself with not a lot of allies, not a lot of support for health care. the team around eresident is pretty much the team he came to the white house with high pressure he does n have that broaout reach andhat open diogue with a lot of peo

bleep) for christmas. [ laughter ] which as you know it's just that beloved old english christmas carrollbelieve it went something along the lines of. ♪ i want to suck your (bleep) for christmas ♪ ♪ i want -- [cheers and applause] [laughter] ♪ i want to suck it now ♪ i've been so very good ♪ please by the way -- [cheers and applause] [laughter] [cheers and applause] why stop there hallmark? there's so many other christmas charms open to misinterpretation, yule log, candy canes, stocky stuffers. what about santa going down the chimney? that could mean something else especially if there's a guy named chimney or what about giving santa milk and cookies what if they misinterpretation thar to the urban dictionary slang for a guy (bleep) in another guy's (bleep) and then they kiss each other and swirl it around? [laughter] what if someone did that to santa? [laughter] what are we talking about? [laughter] still -- i wanted to point out it's a real thing on urban dictionary. it's a real thing and you should have seen the other ones. for the last story tonight we thought we would end with good ne

. >>> carroll county may face a $10,000 a day fine for failing to implement the rain tax. the county was told by the state last week to impose the tax or risk a fine. maryland's nine largest counties and baltimore city are all required to collect fees for storm water management. the state says frederick and harford counties also have yet to impose that tax. >>> clouds but no rain in this area today. it is still a few degrees obama or feels like it. take a look outside now a mix of clouds and sun but more clouds at the moment. wjz's live with first warning weather coverage. marty bass in the outback minus yesterday's scarf. and meteorologist chelsea ingram in the weather center. >> we'll see more cloud cover than we did yesterday throughout the day today. temperatures though will be on the mild side. right now 55 at the airport. we had a chilly start with temperatures bottoming out in the low and mid-30s. now they are on up. we are warmer than where we were this time yesterday. look at the 24-hour temperature change. anywhere from four degrees in cumberland to 12 degrees wa

eighth grader josh carroll thought his dad was coming home in three weeks. but the mom set up something special. you can never see enough of those stories. >>> all right. 200 years of water damage have taken their toll on themouth p- -- the monument. >>> a super typhoon devastates the country. >> a world war ii vet, the couple shares their story. >> a new program in baltimore for your pets. >> we're watching the weather because you could weak up to see some snow. >> wyatt, how is it looking? >> changing times ahead. a mild evening here, but it all changes by tomorrow morning. take a look, still near 60 in the city. winter weather is on the march. so a few fair weather clouds. i want to show you the line of rain and snow showers pushing in out of the north and west. you see that distinctive band from chicago to detroit up into buffalo, well below freezing. it is all plunging south, all headed in our direction. here we go hour by hour. clouds on the increase. rain switching over it rain showers. that mr. make for tough traffic. we'll talk about how the rest of

jason carroll has more on his explosive response. >> reporter: fredricka, in is is something that hadome time. rodriguez says he was so upset he lost his mind, quote/unquote, and called the entire proceeding disgusting. this all happening behind closed doors in private. then rodriguez went public. >> i banged the table and kicked -- a briefcase and slammed out of the room. >> reporter: alex rodriguez crying foul. so angry with major league baseball's commissioner and the league's investigation into allegations he used performance-enhancing drugs he went to the airwaves to vent his frustration, and to deny he used peds. >> did you do any peds? >> no. >> did you obstruct anybody, any witnesses? did you do anything that they accusedy of doing? >> no. >> nothing? >> no. >> reporter: he appear and a radio show on wfan hours after he stormed out of an arbitration hearing about his 211-game suspension. furious that the arbitrator decided major league baseball commissioner bud selig would not have to testify. >> i exploded. i was very upset. probably overreacted, but, it came from the heart,

ly a conversation with the great pulitzer price winning historian qun robert carroll.assination continues to loom so large in our imagination. listen in. >> it's almost like myth, homeric myth, young, handsome, the athlete dying young at the height of his glory. you know? you say, beautiful, beautiful man really. charming. handso handsome, ideaistic. murder, blood, violence, horror. you know, you say here has this is crack of the gunshot. and in an instant, this man is lying across his wife's lap basically empty back seat of a car with his head blown apart. blood all over her. you know? you say, for that reason alone, it has all the qualities of the mythic drama in the highest terms. >> that's robert carroll, the great historian. he has a real way of bringing history to life. zoraida, victor. >> thank you. also cnn puts you on the ground 50 years ago. that's the day president kennedy was killed. do not miss "the assassination of president kennedy," tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern on cnn. >> a really good watch. a california high school has a big decision to make, whethe

jason carroll reports. >> reporter: the killer storm started in california where it claimed its first life. it continued its delmar across the country. flooding in arizona. heavy snow in colorado. and in new mexico, wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour, producing blinding sleet and snow. >> just stings your skin to be outside. >> reporter: two people died in new mexico. one, a 4-year-old girl when the car she was riding in slid off the road. in texas, five people were killed on the road, three of them in this pile-up on interstate 40, including one man and to help and was hit by another vehicle. in eastern texas, country star willy nelson's tour bus plowed into a bridge pillar, sending three of his band members to the hospital. the storm caused hundreds of crashes throughout the country, including this driver in oklahoma, whose car skidded off the road and then flipped. amazingly, he walked away from the crash. others have not been so lucky. four died in the state. beyond severe conditions on the roads, hundreds of flights have been cancelled with many more expected as the storm lumbers

the severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 carroll, frederick, loudoun west.he bright yellow counties you see in eastern west virginia, and maryland, those are severe thunderstorm warnings with this thin line of showers which is raying east at about 45, 50 miles per hour and approaching i-81 and hagerstown and watch out for that. we'll be tracking it all morning long. monika samtani let's get inside where it looks calmer. >>> okay if you are planning to head over onto the inside of the beltway you want to know there's a crash the adelphi on rigs road at drexel street south of university boulevard. we're hearing it's a two car crash and it could be pretty serious. police are there and they're investigating. we're just waiting to hear on word on what it involves. so be aware of that again inside the beltway and adelphi. sort of east of takoma park. the beltway is good on the north side of town. here's what it looks like at new hampshire avenue. and past new hampshire is where it's going to slow down closer to georgia avenue. back over to the maps, this time we'r

. >> still michael says that enabled him to focus on writing, aided at that point by his wife carroll. they met while michael was behind bars and have been married ten years now. while in prison, michael published more than half a dozen books about his experience and prison life in general. professors around the country began adding his works to their courses. it was one school that decided to add michael himself. >> i said really? it was an amazing moment for me to think this university was going to hire me. >> the transition was not without the bumps. >> the biggest surprise was learning how to drive. i didn't know that i had forgotten how to drive. i didn't know when i forgot or that i didn't know how to drive. when i got behind the wheel i realized i don't know how to drive. >> if you are the bright mind this institution cultivates -- >> michael true to form, has conquered that by now. traveling the country talking about what he sees as the biggest evil in the country. >> everybody in here knows somebody that's been incarcerated. >> flib can become more than the bad decisions of t

. >> this guy, chris carroll, is the lucky recipient of one of the first corvette stingrays, but it'sim. >> this is my girlfriend's car. she has no clue this is here. >> they kind of built it themselves online, but she had no idea this car was anywhere near being delivered. >> i'm going to show up at her work and surprise her with this car. >> he told her he was coming to her work so she could meet his mom for the first time. >> car just rolled up. >> oh, yeah? how cool is that? oh, yeah. that's awesome. >> she's too composed. i feel like i would have been jumping. >> look at your car. >> this video got a ton of haters. more than 700 thumbs down on the video. only 500 thumbs up. people couldn't stand patty's reaction. they're like, why aren't you more excited? so we asked her ourselves where was the excitement? we have patty and chris joining us via skype right this minute. patty, so here's your chance. explain your reaction to all those haters out there. >> i guess i was nervous because i was meeting his mother. when i went outside and there's the car, and i'm going where's his mothe

eighth grader josh carroll thought he was going to an awards program at school.that someone special was going to be there as well. take a look at this. the look on that boy's face doesn't get more priceless than that. the joy. his father lieutenant bob carroll spent six months with the army in afghanistan. he was is not supposed to be home three more weeks but he and his wife thought a great way to say hello to their kids again was at a school assembly. the two other sons had no idea he was back either. i guess they were just as surprised when they saw their father home on veterans day. what a happy veterans day for that family. >> unbelievable story. it >>> when an untrudier entered their home, one girl did the only thing she could think of. she grabbed a bow and arrow! >> what? >> we will tell you how it turned out after the break. notd by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor

after that, ward carroll, editor of military.com he tries to find them jobs when they return overseas. and in the broader issue inserting veterans and concerns over mental health. tom tarantino from the organization of iraq and that denniston veterans joins us. washington journal is live every day here on c-span at 7:00 a.m. eastern. tonight on c-span, q and a, with greg easterbrook. follow the questions with david cameron. and then victory speeches from tuesday nights government speeches. ♪ "q&a," week on journalist, columnist and author greg easterbrook discusses his latest book, titled "the king of sports: football's impact on america." >> gregg easterbrook, why did you decide to name your latest book "the king of sports?" >> the book is about football, the good and bad of football. it is the king of sports, the most important, popular, most exciting game in the most important country in the world. america's can use to be baseball and baseball is still a very entertaining sport.

as the administration scrambles to fix the site, republicans have upped their attack on the health carroll out. >> i would say to the president, why doesn't he call a time out on this. >> reporter: they point to millions of americans who may lose their insurance under the law's changes. >> i think the key thing that the president is trying to get away from, and that is he told people they could keep their insurance and that was not the truth. >> reporter: supporters counter that america is being forced to change their insurance had policies that were low quality. and that now, at a reasonable price, those americans can buy a plan that has more basic coverage, such as hospital visit, maternity, mental health, and prescription drugs. >> if you have a pre-existing condition. if you have the health care that disappears when you need it most, the affordable care act says that has to end. >> reporter: the president goes to dallas on wednesday where he'll highlight the work being done by local communities to prepare people for the full implementation of obama care. diana and john? >> thank you, t

we have a severe thunderstorm watch as close as carroll county.ct for garrett and al-qaida gainny commune al gainny. >>> several zombie theme 5k race back from the dead. a colorado company is going to organize them after run for your lives closed down. >>> baltimore city has no plans to sell the struggling hilton center convention hotel that lost more than $50 million since it opened. >>> the old pikes theater will reopen in baltimore county. it will show films for the first time in almost 30 years. >>> already in the news this morning, big changes for this nation's airlines. why the faa is giving the green light to more electronic devices. >>> a multimillion dollar lawsuit against the city police department. why relatives blame officers for a local's death. >>> halloween brings a big boost for local businesses. we will break down the numbers for you. >>> more news, first warning weather and your first traffic report of the morning and week's end coming up in a couple of minutes. [ female announcer ] breyers. let's get together for the holidays. ♪

the senate, carroll describes him as ruthless, shrewd, and a gifted political operator who uses hissiderable gift to get things done, including the moment he characterizes as the culmination of johnson's mastery of the art of political persuasion, his push for the passage of the civil rights act of 1957. you see, that law would establish a prohibition against interfering with an individual's right to vote in a federal election and to protect the vote for blacks in the jim crow south. as majority leader shepherding the bill through the senate, johnson was trying to achieve the impossible because before that time southern democrats had blocked every attempt at civil rights legislation since reconstruction. the liberal democrats were refusing to budge on an amendment that would weaken the law, but johnson stopped at nothing to bring both sides to the table. he used flattery, threats, double dealing southern charm, manipulation, deception, and sheer force of his will to sway the senate. and in doing so, turned the tide of history. on august 29th the senate passed the 1957 civil rights a

taking care of those left behind stephen carroll reports everywhere in town to buy on the third stories of families torn apart. are you sure was one of those left behind. she stood by the storm that killed her family by clinging to a tree for hours to wind up like super typhoon. to those the water subsided she was taken in by the fernandez family. may a whole family was wiped out. the wind was so strong that many will donate to see it but i'm afraid my teacher had a lump sum for hours making sure you can survive that way i don't actually know how she managed to do this. yet it's hard to believe that will clean up i got sealed bearing the marks of her ordeal that fernandez is a given range and new names princeton to make her feel cars if they're firmly into been affected by the storm and flooding much of this easy. i tried to use five of my closest relatives it's pretty painful. i feel obliged to care for the scare him because of that saying we care for. he she is one of the lucky ones. aid agencies are warning that the typhoon has led some to mean children at risk in the philippines hrc

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stephen carroll has the details. four a m raid on the building that was once home to a greek national institution. dozens of police descended on the headquarters of former broadcaster prt which was officially shut down and by the government in june with the loss of steep rise in six hundred jobs. but hundreds of workers to continue to occupy the building for teasing on authorize programming with taipei. this was broadcast online. officers removed those in the building on thursday morning and got the entrance to others with them contained. this is a yblessing. nobody wants my cameras and broke the mould of the main entrance at four twenty eight and into stocks and jumping in it for the match dates that you'll sleep right down the torah the side entrance and started running in saris the couple's guide to police informer in our teens gathered outside to see what fits into the union officials were arrested later released. the rt struggle to stay on there has become symbolic in the greek battle against for their austerity

he had leaned heavily favored hunting an overwhelming lead in the polls a week stephen carroll high school. deep in the front runner for months but due to the zoo was when marks an end to the democrats to decade on from new york city hall. he romped home after presenting themselves as liberal progressive manner the big apple. i've spoken throughout this campaign about a tale of two cities that inequality on that feeling of us here doing very well. walsall many would slip further behind. that is the defining challenge of our times the first glance you see he was old supremes who pretend to act in each. he then says white shirt and during the last successful democratic mayoral campaign back in nineteen eighty nine his children pr and dante has become stars in their own rights. featuring heavily in campaign advertisements. he repeats himself in sharp contrast to a billionaire michael bloomberg the sometimes also classics time that loves and supports in recent years. to the ceiling previously served as the city's advocates the link between the electorate and says the hole. he focused his campa

last night of history carroll from apple to prove in the late and i'm good thing is that killed he added me to be the cold. i had in mind the court for the peaceful happening behind it to within me. everyone is keeping the peace camp fairly quiet at him in the pic when the tories think i had it with a maniac be told that they unfold. add in the mail and information to any captive an etf that is open to me i have been trying to honoring an agreement to keep an eye behind tend to work until eight pm. the new leaves to bed that preventive care what it is high at us thinking we don't have the ip with which i think. last night i told the weekend the fourth is dead. maybe they will still be working on a marae that after negotiation. pb half nude women think they need to know picking him up inflation as to how the toll that during the active and still going on on that day. get the nod to find a thing of filmmaking to wait for the baby. i would expect them to be wrapping up the talk today that we have them ready pdf. the show anything that the us to take the framed picture and then bit capriciou

have been forward this to the ombudsman for children and you know the minister for children francis carroll confirmed she has received the report she said she would not comment on their content the ombudsman is conducting her own independent investigation into the removal of the children by the county and the agency last month. number of people borrowing money from illegal money lenders has risen by sixty thousand in the last six years according to a new report from simplifying three hundred and sixty thousand people now use license money lenders majority of them to pay for police. coming events on the consumer credit act companies or individuals can register as money lenders and the pr for gold is extremely high interest rates to customers. the number of active licensed vendors and ireland has fallen to forty the number of customers has risen from three hundred thousand to three hundred and sixty thousand according to research carried out for a new report published by the central bank surprisingly perhaps this research shows that customers of illegal money lenders site to a higher level of

jason carroll is there right now. >> reporter: up, up, and away. maybe.ect the balloons. >> reporter: macy's thanksgiving day parade's giant balloons. will they fly or won't they? jose and his family are hoping to see them soar. >> it will be a disappointment if we can't see the balloons. >> reporter: same sentiments from this family. >> they have to fly. somebody's got to make them fly. >> reporter: parade organizers aren't concerned about rain or snow. it's the wind. giant balloons like the all new toothless from how to train your drargen, could be grounded. that is if some forecasts are true and sustained winds reach at least 23 miles per hour thursday or wind gusts top 34 miles per hour. macy's saying regarding the giant balloons, a determination is made on their inclusion based >>> and not forecasts. so it's not helpful to discuss it now. it was a topic of discussion and concern for new york city police. >> we've had several meetings. today we had a meeting on it. we have instruments that give us the cross-wind measurements. >> we've done a lot of tr

darnell williams and joe carroll made their pleas in oakland.lliam is accused of firing the shots and carroll is his alleged accomplice. prosecutors say that the two were out for revenge. they targeted an apartment where they thought they would find a man believed to be responsible for something that occurred earlier. the hearing will be held in january. >> police are searching for a woman who they say is responsible for stealing a mail and santa clara. this is a surveillance photographs of her. police say that the the woman is reported to have taken mail from home on the 3000 block of berkeley avenue last week. >> a new study finds that nearly 16 percent of americans hate their jobs! monster.com look at how we compare to other countries. american workers are the most unhappy. 12% of british workers do not like their jobs. 10 percent of germans expressed dissatisfaction. as for the united states, monster does not know the unhappiness delta one factor. a lot of things going to job satisfaction, but one factor is money. 21 percent of workers who m

sought to say with a fifty two passages and crew on board no earlier on russian aviation expert yuri carroll spoke to me he told me whether the airport in khazan is difficult to land in shared his thoughts about the line operating the plane that crashed wouldn't cause airport. airplane category three if this airport meaning that they could exercise almost zero vision landing. craft. exercise a fully automatic landing i'm not really familiar with the airlines. just knowing it or going seven hundred seven is not enough to make all the technical helpful this airline. the seven three seven. has been manufactured. sixteenth century so if. the seven hundred seventy doesn't mean a brand new paragraph. or maybe even twenty year old aircraft and nobody knows how it was maintained. and that's of course something that the investigators will be poring over tonight and over the coming days as that investigation into what's gone so horribly wrong here tonight continues we're also hearing now whether officials again backing up what we heard earlier on from ross aviation i believe whether official saying wh

stephen carroll explain this. i returned to tahrir square or revolutionary activists will soon abrupt end by the piracy is rife that the scribes tear gas to try and see him in that street protesters from the square. he responded with stones and fireworks to eighteen and to mark the second anniversary of the detox is that sold thousands of people killed those who died in protests against him in the tree readers be taken over the full upon the key to remember the marchers of muhammad. sorry because the revolution didn't even glance up at four demands. so we're here to play into the revolution. so it now supporters of the country's defence minister general abdel front of cc also made their way to the square which was driven away by opposition activists. these demonstrations started on monday nice one on tv that street protests tuesday faced a memorial to the twenty eleven revolution. they say the army is trying to whitewash the bloodshed in the last two and a half years supporters of theistic presence mohamad morriss

transplant is a it's a spiritual experience not just for the patient but also for the team our friend dave carroll you know days of our ears dave the other day ask me and i told him as well as a spiritual experience it and he said well does that mean you're a democrat. and i said well that's not that spiritual but it's a. it's the gift of life itself it's the notion that that at one point i had to literally reached the end of my days and now all of a sudden the future extends in front of me ever better i feel better i'm much stronger. i can. out. to the unlimited future like anybody else without serious disease as give us some political questions what's the current state of your party. well it's there's a lot of ferment and. turmoil going on inside the party i don't think we're the only ones of a times that passed the same thing happens the democrats but we're right now we're the party that. doesn't have a lead spokesman we've got john boehner the speaker of course and he's got his hands full managing the house probably the toughest job in washington but on the democratic side you've got an incumb

transplant is a it's a spiritual experience not just for the patient but also for the team our friend dave carroll you know days of iowa years dave the other day ask me and i told him as well as a spiritual experience that even he said well does that mean you're a democrat and i said well it's not that spiritual but it's a. it's the gift of life itself it's that notion that that at one point had literally reached the end of my days and now all of a sudden the future extends in front of me ever better i feel better much stronger . i can. out. to unlimited future like anybody else without serious disease has given some political questions was the current state of your party. well it's there's a lot of ferment and. turmoil going on inside the party i don't think we're the only ones of the times that passed the same thing happens the democrats but we're right now we're the party that. doesn't have a lead spokesman we've got john boehner the speaker of course and he's got his hands full managing the house probably the toughest job in washington but on the democratic side you've got an incumbent preside

in montgomery $73 but in defiant frederick county, it's one cent and officials in conservative carroll county are refusing to collect the tax at all. now the showdown is on. will state officials be able to force the defiant counties to force their taxpayers to pay or perhaps will the legislature step in and repeal the rain tax? in maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >> polluted storm water runoff from cities and suburbs and farms is now the leading cause of the lethal algae bloom that result in fish kills in the chesapeake bay. just a note next friday is the last day maryland homeowners can legally use fertilizer on their lawns. that is part of a new law designed to reduce nutrient runoff as well. >>> well, they call it a super typhoon for a reason. it's slamming into the philippines right now with some of the highest wind speeds ever recorded. 195 mile an hour sustained winds, gusts up to 235 miles an hour. so far four people are dead, nearly 720,000 people have been evacuated. this is the same region where a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit last month. >>> an employee in georgetown preparatory

so when we first started to get the news soon after i was a guess to russian aviation expert yuri carroll she explained to us what could have gone so badly wrong here with flight three six three. have to know why did the crew decide to go. for the because of technical malfunction was because the weather conditions or the something else maybe couldn't. possible reason well how will we have to know for sure why did it have to change. flight path or if it was a technical one of most function what kind of a commo function was it was that the mechanical malfunction of. something happened to the litigation agreement though the aircraft and providing that. most airlines do exercise. now the model for the automatic landing that maybe. the litigation equipment didn't lead to the crash. well with weather conditions and they are seemingly good enough that's what the authorities are saying anyway i asked you a carriage whether kansan airport itself is difficult to land and it's the international hub of tatarstan anyway. well i wouldn't cause the relay difficult airport as far as i know. in this airpo