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>> i teach economics at chaplin university and i was show my students all the manufacturing products that america still produces and exports. we are still very much a manufacturing when it comes to turbines, automobiles, all kinds of scientific instruments. it's fun to go down the list of all the things that america produces and exports. we even export oil. we don't just import oil. we also export oil and oil products. so this idea that manufacturing is dying in america i think is a myth. i think there's lots of dynamics going on. it's true that our government has opposed on the local state and federal level but those that have really hurt and put us at a disadvantage. i went might see those reduced so we are on more of an even playing field. >> from an economists point of view why are there rusted out factories in the northeast and midwest? using them as well. >> akron ohio is a classic example of the rust belt that has transformed itself and you do not see the problems they see detroit and other rust belt areas because they were very active in encouraging other information technolo

matt chaplin accusing -- of stealing signs again. ejected is chapman. the guy that was complaining. we don't have complete clarification. bob melvin did not get ejected. we do know sooner or later this story will come out. the a's when behind some good pitching by shawn.>>> he has been around longer than any other rater. he will continue to be around. sebastian jankowski he and the team have figured out there issues. the raiders wanted him to take a pay cut. he was not thrilled about that. they have worked it out. the 39-year-old kicker will be apparently in uniform despite the fact he has back issues he is dealing with as they open the season and tennessee sunday.>>> do's and don'ts of foul balls. put your hands up. get your knocked off. fortunately he did not get hit. you flip the coin over and here's what you do. you don't bring a gun -- a glove you better have good hands. this is nice. the way it turned out. did not start out that way. that gentleman gets to into catching over that foul ball. he knocks over a kid. he gets the ball to the kid. and there you go. all is well that i

. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the united eighth air force chief of chaplins. >> let us pray together.r, we bow our heads this morning with our feet fixed onto greater soil, consecrated on september 11, , who cares innocence in an instant, but whose legacies will never die. whereas moses was committed by a burning bush on holy ground to rescue his countrymen from their oppressors, our generation was commissioned from a burning building on this site to do the same. .e remember for family members who deal with their loss to this day, we pray. -- first responders who helped others to live another day, we rejoice. for those who witnessed this shot heard round the world, we thank you on this patriot day. they give forgiving our freedom fighters enough grace to stand firm. enough grit to stand tall and enough guts to stand up anyone gullible enough to assume america would ever stand down. standing in the shadow of their sacrifices, please transform the raw emotion of this ceremony into righteous action, worthy of their service. descriptors tell us that one day we will turn our swords into pl

whole point to show that fog settling in here, serious haze coming from the street lamp from phil chapline back to the maps for one more check and lets go out to these outlining most suburbs. sixty-eight this morning from lou, who else has a lot of cloud overhead and his comment , maybe a hit of fog and mist. point is that you will find fog in scattered nature around the region but where you do come across it, it can be locally dense. that is worse then a widespread fog because you don't see it coming. do keep that in mine. storm scan, pretty quiet, locally, obviously some showers moving in, very heavy rain, this is irma's remnant moisture back toward upstate new york and western pennsylvania. that will retait through as day goes on and with time we will still to have deal with the spotty shower or thunderstorm even in the upcoming weekend but very warm , otherwise, we will hit 81, couple degrees above average. we will take that. later tonight dipping down to 66 under a couple cloud and then as we look forward in the seven day, 80's, at lee 81 for next several days. it does appear that we

corresponding to a president, lecturer, chaplin and secretary.anad been checked out investigating committee. on a makeshift altar before an electrified cross are placed a sword representing ancestral courage and a flag, the implement of your patriotism. an open bible is laid on the flag. a glass of water, which is used ,o consecrate the initiates completes the symbolic array. an inner guard sits at the door. on the other side, is an outer guard. the guard and to assistance report to the cyclops. >> [indiscernible] >> stand in silence and [indiscernible] >> right face. >> left face. >> this is the eyes of scrutiny part of the ceremony. klan members passed by the initiates for one last, searching look. >> right face. march. in this room, the initiates swear allegiance to the klan above all things. the secrecy and ritual of these meetings, to seem laughable to an outsider, have a grim purpose. because if it's a secrecy, they can hold sway over a community. men are initiated into the klan and their neighbors will not known they are klansman. if some

initiates appear before an exalted cyclops and other leaders corresponding to a , president, lecturer, chaplin secretary. the men were presented by the one guy and they were checked out by the investigating committee. on a makeshift altar before an electrified cross are placed a sword representing ancestral courage and a flag, the emblem of pure patriotism. an open bible is laid on the flag. a glass of water, which is used to consecrate the initiates, completes the symbolic array. charles: the inner guard sits at the door. on the other side is an outer guard. the guard and two assistants report to the cyclops. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> we have, your honor. >> follow me. >> halt. [indiscernible] >> god give us men. [indiscernible] god give us men. >> right face. halt. >> left face. left face. charles: this is the eyes of scrutiny part of the initiation ceremony. klan members pass by the initiates for one last, searching look. >> you may [indiscernible] >> right face. forward march. >> left face. charles: in this room, the initiates swear allegiance to the klan above all things. t

. >> one important ku klux klan official was not at this meeting, the klan klud or chaplin. there was a klud in action the night before. >> you got a bunch of people stand gt right over here with the cameras and they haven't got enough backbone to get a job and go to work. i want to tell you fell as here, they will print half the story, but they will tell you that you will die and go to hell without god. all the fbi agents and investigato investigators, my name is roy, and i am not ashamed to be a -- amen. >> this is the klan klud in action, the preacher, evangelist, the rebel rouser. he copreaches racial hatred. >> you want to mix the black and white together. do you want your horse to mix with your cow? you tell me white people has got a mind -- listen, friend, we need to turn to god. we need to raise up to god. we had four fellas die to give us freedom. our forefathers walked barefooted in the snow and fought and died to give us freedom. and now here we set back because we got a dictator in the white house, a dictating, and you're sitting your money down in the pit and ai

we have chaplins down here that talk to crews when they get back. folks are tired. it is my job and the local regional commanders to make sure our folks get a hot meal, a few hours of rest. the coast guard has been like the men and women from the responding agencies at all the levels of government. they are all tired. they are all, you know, a couple days, a week into it. they are committed to getting out there on the streets, on the water ways, supporting texas, supporting texans. we are in this fight until things settle down. the rescue part is where we are now. we are transitioning to a recovery piece. the coast guard has a lot at stake in that. we have opened ports in corpus and houston with restrictions. this area, where i'm on the ground, the golden triangle is chemical and refinery. we are ahead on that. on the river, there's a ship tied up, 700 foot ship. they have tugboats holding it at the dock as waters flow down from up state to stabilize that. in the coming days, they hope to return to normalcy here. it's vital to america. >> thank you so much. thanks f

mild, regional wide this morning from the watchers i did want to show you a couple pictures, phil chaplinet these in of fall foliage, beautiful, bright vibrant collars popping in chestnut hill. he sent a separate one in as well this one on henry avenue in roxborough. so some of new some neighborhood are starting to see this we are not necessarily going to see a ton of fall foliage change just yet because your average peak, doesn't happen until generally late october for bulk of our area, sooner further are northwest you go. right now we have nice collar in the adirondacks for example but that is bit. as we look at is what going on with our current pattern. here's tropical storm maria that may throw a shower in at some point but keeps surf choppy as well this front is crossing through to send maria packing and send this warmth passing as well. so once we get pennsylvania today just wait for it, it is much more fall-like especially friday through weekend, crisp feeling to the air. you have to break out not just your fall boots but extra layers by the time we hit friday. >> dropping down to t

certainly not every for chaplin falls into that category but certainly jolliet does and there are othermen like jolliet willing to say, look, we are part of this enterprise two and we believe we can create the same blood, a whole category of humanity in the new world that is at once french, catholic, native american, with a robust isn'tdge of the land and that highly desirable? some french might say no, it is not, but other frenchmen are going to say, yes. that is a good idea and that separates us from our colonial competition. >> [indiscernible] -- is. think it do if time for one more question? i think we do. about --? >> products of intermarriage we -- the storyt seems to coalesce around the 19th century with the development of canada as a sovereign nation and manitoba as a province and a man who was a of proponent of recognition -- in their place in canadian society and he ends up dying as a clinical prisoner because of that. so yes. part of the story i did not tell was more of that facing east and how native women who marry adopt mandate and then catholicism for whatever reason, bec

chaplin viewer was at the airport for us when the youngsters arrived. both children were clearly traumatized clinging to the adults there finally bringing them little usually kept touching her leg and at one point she lifted up her feet leg and you can see bandages and scars from when she was injured during her time in mosul now we learned a little bit more of young of long story was probably around nine years old he told those that he was with apparently that he was in the basement for a long period of time in mosul surrounded by other kids in terrible conditions and that it was constantly hearing the sounds of bombs falling. or. father died separately on was in a basement with his mother two brothers and his sister he was the only one who survived that he's probably these two are just a few among many many children for no apparent list and alone far far away from home. that's been the weekly and that's it for me for now kevin oh no we live from here almost studio in around thirty minutes time with all the latest headlines stay with us. but whole exist