he is joining us from cleveland, ohio, a professor of history at the university of cincinnati.ore we take our first call, we want to thank the music box supper club for allowing us to put our cameras in place to allow david stradling to share with us on site, on the scene of what it was like there, and the fact that it's now a supper club, that there are bars and retrants along restaurants along the flats tells you what? >> it tells us that this is a part of the city that clevelanders are interested in returning to. this is not an entirely new movement in the 1990's, cleveland started to reimagine the flats, that so much of the industry had moved out. there is still an awful lot of interesting things here, mostly you see the engineering. it's a spectacular space, the engineering of the various bridges. it makes this an interesting place to be. in the 1990's, we had a bit of a kind of a kindling of this culture down here by the flats. it's come on much more intensely in the last five or 10 years, much more capital put in here and this is really one of the highlight areas of clev

he made his way from cincinnati to join us in cleveland on this sunday.nd we welcome our viewers on c-span3's american history tv. we're dividing our phone lines regionally. 202-274-8000. we have a line set aside for ohio residents especially if you're rifing in the cleveland and akron area, we'd love to hear from you. if you remember the events, 202-748-8002. i want to share the words of president nixon, credited with the creation of epa. here's what he had to say about our environment. >> in the next ten years, we shall increase our wealth by 50%. the profound question is does this mean we will be 50% richer in a real sense? 50% better off, 50% happier, or does it mean that in the year 1980 the president standing in this place will look back on a decade in which 70% of our people lived in metropolitan areas choked by traffic, suffocated by smog, poisoned by water, deafened by noise and terrorized by crime? these are not the great questions that concern world leaders at summit conferences. but people do not live at the summit. they live in the foothills

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. >>> officials at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio, say they've seen firsthandhe impact of drug use on the city and the jail. >> drugs are a huge problem. unfortunately, it is something that starts on the streets. and by the time it gets to the point where they are in the jail with us, they are withdrawing. and they will do anything to get those drugs back. so we can search all we want. they will always find ways to bring them in. it is a daily struggle and we do the best we can. sometimes we find them. sometimes we don't. you know, that is unfortunately the best we can do. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but all are subjected to random shakedowns, designed to keep drugs out of the jail. >> everybody up! let's go! >> every day we do a search. a shakedown on a floor every day. >> everybody, have a seat! >> we'll pull the inmates out of their cell, set them in the middle of the day space. the dog will go through the cells and search the cells finding any contrab

. >> next on the civil war, university of cincinnati professor christopher phillips talks about the way tactics and ideologies from the western theater, such as guerrilla fighting, influenced other theaters of the civil war. this talk was part of a day long conference hosted by the university of virginia center for civil war history. >> our final speaker of the day is dr. christopher phillips, a professor of american history and the university distinguished professor in the arts, humanities and social sciences at the university of cincinnati. he's the author of seven books, including "the rivers ran backward: the civil war and the remaking of the american middle border," which is right back there in the back, and this very impressive book won the tom watson brown prize for civil war history in 2016. we're delighted to welcome today professor phillips. [applause] >> can everybody here? ar? first of all, i want to thank carey and liz and gary for inviting me to speak and bringing me all the way here from the wilds of virginia backcountry. also known as the ohio country. i long wondered wh

. ♪ >> just north the highwohio riv the middle of downtown cincinnati is another city of sorts, the hamiltonounty justice center, population 1300. most of the men and women in this jail are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of the cases. >> we are returning a small city basically. it is a city that never sleeps. when your city never sleeps there is always something that you need to pay attention to. disagreements, argument, assaults, fight, attempted murders. i've seen it all. anything can happen. >> you can either have a good day or you can have a day to go straight to hell. >> and it's not been a good day for an inmate in one of the jail's general population units. >> we just had an assault on george 51 with injuries to the inmates. >> then i hit the eye. >> as long as you can. >> you got hit in the eye? let me see. oh it's swollen right here. >> what did you get hit with? >> somebody's fist. >> the injured inmate is serving 180 days for theft. he has suffered a large gash to the back of his head. >> we'll keep an eye on until the doctor comes and gets some st

they considered staying in cincinnati. they talked about indianapolis, theiro, they decided prospects were best in indianapolis. caroline harrison joined him and they had two children. they really just started to find some measure of success at the outbreak of the civil war. for harrison, he had a very difficult decision to make. whether he would hire a substitute, wait and see what intons, he was called governor morton's. about lincoln's call for 300,000 new groups -- troops. harrison heard this whole story from governor morton and thought about it. he said if needed, i will go. morton said i'm not asking you to serve, he just needed help raising additional troops. he made it clear that if you were to ask others to serve that he himself would serve. lead thement on to and started off as a second lieutenant. he had risen to brigadier general. we are now in the library. benjamin harrison spent a lot of time here actually, when he wasn't at his loft this might be somewhere he would come in the evening to read. here in the ba

and welcome to the headquarters of the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati. am president general of the society, a position first occupied by george washington. he held the post from our founding in 1783 until his passing on december 14 1799. today is november 11, 2019 which marks the 100th anniversary of veterans day in america. originally known as armistice , and renamed in 1954, this is a day when we recognize the service of all u.s. military veterans. we are delighted to mark this important day with a special event designed to salute america's veterans. i am especially pleased that our guests this evening include a fellow north carolinian who is the nation's secretary of veterans affairs, the honorary robert wilkie. the society of the cincinnati was our country's first veterans group, so it is particularly fitting the secretary will be providing remarks. you will hear more about that in a moment. we are gathered tonight to listen to a distinguished panel of noted historians who will be discussing the experience of american veterans since the revolutionar

. >>> brookfield is buying cincinnati bell for more than cincinnati bell's network serves more than 1.3 millionth homes. deal is expected to close by the end of nexpiyear. sharesd by more than 10% to $10.45. serepta hherapeutics struck a deal in a deal worth more than $1 billion. roche will have mor rigs to the gene therapy outside of the united states. serept rose to $135.58. >>> all week we were getting you ready for the new year by bringing back market monitor guests. tonight's guest likes defense stocks. last time she was on recommended visa which over the last year is up 32%, master card up 46% a paypal up 26%. we welcome back mariann marianne montagne. grad to see you back. >> this theme is energy.. it's a tough sector. you're going for the dividend as well. we start with exxon mobil tonight. why that one? >> right. well, i guess just as a backdrop, as you said, energee has a tough area, and we like the sector now becausee like the defensive types of names. >> right. >>y ene fits in there very neatly. global energy producer.rated they've had severalct pro in the work that will com

and the friends from cincinnati. did you buy any made in america gifts?at's a tough question. >> reporter: we told them, call us if you find something. and after "made in america" last night, more ideas pouring in. >> hey, david. this is the one made in america gift i bought for my grandson, owen. it's called the crawligator. >> reporter: what's the crawligator? made in volo, illinois, it helps babies crawl, developing their kicking, reaching, and pushing. the team there, working together to fill orders. and putting on the finishing touches. 1,000 per day. >> david, we're the crawligator team from volo, iliniois. merry christmas. >> made in america. whoo! >> reporter: and there were the workers making those orvis flying fishing rods in manchester, vermont. >> hi, david. >> reporter: tonight, telling us phones have been ringing off the hook. asking if i want to go fishing with them. do i ever. and plum print tonight in north carolina. >> hi, david. >> reporter: saying they got dozens of calls after our report last night. you ship them your child's artwork

in cincinnati, ohio, and hawaii.he deal is expected to close before the end of 2020. and also jumping on a new deal, apache corp. spiking. look at that, up -- over 16%. the oil and gas exploration company just signed a deal with french rival total to develop a project off the coast of -- [inaudible]. that total would give apache a bonus of 100 billion dollars when the deal closes. earlier this month, that company lost 17% over two days after a progress report on its first name well. boeing is a big mover on the dow, helping lift the dow up sky high up 2.87%, up $9.46 this is on news right now that the current ceo or no longer the current ceo dennis muilenberg was sacked by the company. chairman right now david calhoun will be the new man in charge as of january 13th. that is the incoming boeing ceo. you are seeing him on your screen right now. under muilenberg's watch, though, which began on july 1, 2015, boeing stock has actually jumped 130% -- or 136% over that time. you can see quite a huge jump under this leader

he's in cincinnati, ohio. good to see you. thank you so much for your time.r your time. first of all, steve herman, isjoe biden serious? you're making says he is, although he didn't name any republicans when he was asked about this at a campaign eventin was asked about this at a campaign event in new hampshire. but it seems a bit premature to put out a comment like this because whatjoe biden obviously needs to do right now in the primary campaign is appealed to democratic voters, if he gets the nomination, that would be where he would want to broaden his base and make a comment like this to appeal to the small number of republicans who are not keen to support donald trump, or do independent voters, especially in swing states, that could determine the outcome of the election. is this a matter ofjoe biden being undisciplined, or is it joe biden trying to bejoe biden, unplugged, just be his authentic self in order to attract more voters ? self in order to attract more voters? well, this is very much in line with the authenticjoe biden. however, if you talk to ca

. >> next on the civil war, university of cincinnati professor christopher phillips talks about the waytics and ideologies from the western theater, such as guerrilla fighting, influenced other theaters of the civil war. this talk was part of a day long conference hosted by the university of virginia center for civil war history. >> our final speaker of the day is dr. christopher phillips, a professor of american history and the university distinguished professor in the arts, humanities and social sciences at the university of cincinnati. he's the author of seven books, including "the rivers ran backward: the civil war and the remaking of the american middle border," which is right back there in the back, and this very impressive book won the tom

david: before you got the job, you grew up in cincinnati area. and ather was at ge. was that correct? what was his job? tffrey: so my dad worked aircraft engines business for his whole career, almost 40 years. so i kinof grew up around faies, and i grew up around the technology business. i had the classic kind of middle-class education, midwestern cities that you can have--cincinnati, ohio. davi right. so you were a football star there. is that right? jeffrey: i was a good athlete. s really--you know, when i was in high school, if you said, "what are you gonna do?" i would have said, "i'm gonna b" david: i said that, too, until i was about 8 or 9 years old, then i realized it wasn't gonna work. but you were older than me. jeffrey: i played with a guy-- jeffrey: i remember in high school playing against a guy that got a scholarship to ohio state. and i was an offensive lineman. i didn't block him once all night. and i said, ok, the nfl career may be out. i better take care of my math-- my math skills may be mo important. david: did the big ten come after you or someth

we're headquartered in cincinnati, ohio. we established journey in 2009, built on passion, dependability. we provide on time, in-binlt project -- in budget project to our customers. a program with high school seniors well. get them started in the construction economy. we are 8-a. wose and on a state level, edge and d. bemplet which these programs are put in place to help small minority women to help businesses to grow. however, some of the regulations that are in place really hinder that opportunity for us. if i may share an analogy. i'm dorothy. the ruby red slippers are the certification i had. i've made a lot of friends along the way. they've been very supportive on my journey to the emerald city. those big doors closed in my face because of some of the regulations that toll know go back. gone through some wicked hoops. got back. the doors were then open only for me to find another set of regulations behind the curtain. so my ask would be to remove those regulations. let us get to the man behind the curtain who knows the

bart smith is the president of tierney steel founded 10 years ago based in cincinnati. brian newbie is vice president of the bank of laverne in laverne, oklahoma. ew dewalt is co-founder of rumbics incorporated, a field changing thethat's construction industry. i also enkrge you to hear from dana webber whose family business was started 50 years ago by her dad. she told me she's worked there for 48 of those years. growing up. and is part of a burgeoning and growing pipe business in this country that's benefited by the efforts you've taken on steel. these are great job creators. i told all them how grateful we are to have them here and how anxious you are to hear how we can continue to build momentum in this booming economy. >> thank you very much, mr. president, vice president, for giving me this incredible opportunity to be at this session. my name is barb smith, i'm president of journey steel, it's a steel fabrication and erection company, headquartered in cincinnati, ohio my partner and i established journey in 2009, built on passion, integrity and dependability. we

the new england patriots qualified for the post season with a 34—13 victory over the bengals in cincinnati form on the road. this team has been working hard and trying to put ourselves in a good position so it's good to win and we are six and two on the road this year, spent last year with three and five so it was good defence play, great turnovers. some big news from the world of boxing where british heavyweight tyson fury has splitwith his trainer ben davison. it throws some doubt over his preparations and planned rematch with american wbc champion deontay wilder in february. the two have worked together for two years and insisted on social media that they intend to stay friends.. england cricketer ben stokes has been voted the 2019 bbc sports personality of the year. the british publicchose him ahead of lewis hamilton and dina asher smith following his heroics in the ashes and helping england win the cricket world cup for the first time at lord's. stokes delayed flying out for their upcoming tour of south africa to attend the awards ceremony. 0bviously obviously it's an individual award

in cincinnati ohio and deeply religious roman catholic couple with 6 children were expecting another normal birth my mother's story is that when i was born they were not at all prepared and the doctor said joy your baby doesn't have any legs. so she says that she took the baby me and she said well eileen is my 4 leaf clover. i have a sibling who told me that my father cried and that when he came home he handed me to my siblings and everyone got very upset. and they said take it away. someone ripped off the blankets instead at night a baby or something to that effect that's not our sister. that was what i was taught. as a young child on. people. eileen cronan was one of several follow the my babies born in cincinnati where an american drug company richardson merrill had their headquarters like the german drug company merrill promoted the drug as completely safe even during pregnancy like green and al merrill had no evidence to back this up. merrill applied to the federal drug administration in 1960 for approval to bring sullivan might onto the american market and was allowed to conduc

a diehard cincinnati bengals and said he would camp out on the roof until his team won.him a few weeks ago, he said he might be up there for a while. >> when the bengals season is over for this year, they will come down. a lot has changed. bengals, they picked up their first win sunday beating the new york jets. the next weekend, what was that? that means he's gotten down off his roof. >> it was a quiet october. there were times when i really wanted to come down. my buddies would never let me live it up. >> he lives on top of his restaurant roof for 57 days and hosted thanksgiving up there. but now, he is just thankful to be back on solid ground. take a look at the dow today. it is cyber monday. the dow is not doing too well. down 250 points. we don't know why. cyber monday is supposed to gin things up. it gender things down after the thanksgiving, maybe people are lackadaisical. we'll have that and more at the top of the hour when neil cavuto checks in. we will have a live news update on facebook watch. it streams live on the facebook watch home page just a few minutes

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guest: first of all, it is so great you are from ohio, i am from cincinnati. fellow buckhead, nice to talk to you. , youentioned half-truth say my network has half-truths -- do you have a specific example? host: he hung up. guest: that is one of the tactics i talk about in my book so this is a perfect opportunity. a lot of times from the left, they make vague accusations or allegations, and one of the best things to do is ask for a specific example. that is a large allegation, i am -- accusation, i am happy to correct if i make an error, but typically when liberals make accusations, they do not have the facts to substantiate it. what he was saying was clearly has opinion. he likes obama, and the same with president trump. my show specifically, although i have full confidence in my network as well -- i am openly conservative, that is true. i think the policy that president trump has put into place is wonderful for the american people. he is protecting religious liberty, he is protecting individual liberties in general, and he has done amazing for our economy an

i'm still doris mary anne kappelhoff from cincinnati, ohio. from a lovely family.ip crack—away! keep the house nice and clean and live happily ever after. and i ended up in hollywood. you aren't the kind of girl to break a date? no, i'm not. and i'm not the kind of guy who that'd ask you to. i know you're not. i had a great time. and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable — you know, i mean, how bad can it be? # que sera, sera. # whatever will be will be... # the future's not ours to see. # que sera, sera. # what will be, will be. # que sera, sera #! hello, they are. the last day of the year has brought a mixture of weather with a of low cloud and misty weather in southern parts, some of the cloud pushing its way into northern ireland at the moment. after a frosty start we will hang on to the sunshine for scotland and northern england where it will be colder than yesterday. further south, some mention pastis —— patchy fog. the cloud will push its way north during this evening. at midnight it will probably be dry, a

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bengals played the new york jets when fans in cincinnati yelled, "you suck.h teams were like, "wait, are you yelling that at us or - [ laughter ] them us we're good either way, we're good." this is strange. did you hear about this? ever since a black cat ran onto the field during monday night football, a month ago, teams with cat names are 0-12 heading into today [ light laughter ] yeah, this only proves one that there's at [ laughter ] >> steve: would you look at this [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the t is a - [ light laughter ] meanwhile, today the giants hosted the green bay packers for a game in the snow in new jersey you could tell it was cold when both quarterbacks had their hand under the center's butt even during the commercials. >> steve: really [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but the weather was brutal today with snow, ice and rain slowing down one of the busiest travel days of the year flight delays ranged between one hour and "the irishman" on netflix. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i read that about 30 million people flew for thanksgiving sounds like a lot

even d.c., raleigh, cincinnati, each up around minneapolis. the potential for significant delays tomorrow. >> allison chinchar, i want to know about new year's eve, because, you know, a lot of people are going to be gathering lom all over the country. how is it going to be? particularly in new york. >> last year we saw a pictures of people in panconchos because was raining so much. not the case this year. good news. not so much rain in the northeast and temperatures should be mild. if you got other places, obviously the farther south you go the warm erm ter the tempera will be. new york city everybody wants to know what is the weather going to be like. even if you're at home you like to watch the ball drop inside of your home. relatively normal for this area. yes, it's cold but the end of december and early january. the key is that it's not going to be raining. you'll have dry conditions and, again, you've had years where it's been freezing cold and freezer why it's snowed and years it's rained. to me personally, i don't really care what the t

he grew up three hours away from cincinnati in athens, ohio.od fit there. >>> former cnner hines ward needed a new set of clothes after the jets/steelers game. he said if his team beat the steelers, he would like a gatorade bath. and the jets getting the win, 16-10. they doused hines there. >> doesn't mind it at all. >> no. i would never want a gatorade bath. >> in the moment, it sounds good. and you're all cold. >> and sticky. >> you smell fruity. andy sholes, thanks so much. >>> some of the strongest proof yet the white house tried to quiet concerns about ukraine's security aid. what newly released e-mails show. 're born into can determine your future. your school. your job. your dreams. your problems. (indistinct shouting) but at the y, we create opportunities for everyone, no matter who you are or where you're from. for a better us, donate to your local y today. ...she keeps us centered. love you. introducing the center of me collection. because every 'your love keeps me centered' begins with kay. do seek out an open road.th an italian work

be home tonight by the light of the silvery moon i'm still doris mary anne kappelhoff hough from cincinnatifamily and all i ever wanted was to get married. keep the house nice and clean and live happily ever after and i ended up in hollywood. you ain't the kind of gal to break a date. no i'm not. and i ain't the kind of guy that would ask you to. i know you're not. i had a great time and wore all the gorgeous clothes and worked with jimmy, i mean, how bad can it be? # whatever will be will be #. will be the christmas focus will be looking very different from one day to the next. today has been a day for chasing rainbows and we have had a few showers around, it is generally dried off a bit across northern parts of anger but the heavier showers further south but across cambridgeshire, generally through east anglia we have mist most of the showers, earlier on there were some thundery ones across south wales and south west england but those heavier showers are putting towards the south—east of england. further north, still some showers, a bit more cloud around, it is quite chilly as we head int

he regained consciousness in the cincinnati hospital. the mystery remained who was his angel?s family sent out a public plea. it was a widely-shared facebook post that led us to nurse greg collins. >> how you doing? >> reporter: "gma" was there to capture their emotional reunion. >> i'm glad you're okay. >> thank you. >> i didn't think you were. >> thank you. >> being here and being able to acknowledge you, that's amazing. >> i truly thought you were gone. >> makes two of us i guess. >> reporter: doctors say jerry difference between life and th death. >> they let me borrow a baton. i hit the corner of the window and broke it, got in. then i pulled you out so your feet were up and we started compressions. i'm so glad i stopped. >> we are too. >> reporter: jerry moved to tears after collins has given his family the gift of a lifetime. >> whether he knows it or not, he's part of our family. >> thank you. >> nurses are usually unsung heros doing their jobs without much recognition. really great this family was able to meet greg collins and thank him after such a great act. >> we t

a lot of cities, chicago, cincinnati, they're going to be looking at pretty intense storms.and christi, pushes into the northeast and the midatlantic for tomorrow. >> all right, allison chinchar, thanks for watching it for us. >> and thank you for sticking with us, five hours. >> five hours. >> in the books. >> do you suppose that -- >> sorry. >> thanks. >> much more ahead in the next hour of cnn's newsroom. it starts after a good break. >> go make good memories. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. (coughing) need a change of scenery? kayak searches hundreds of travel sites and filters by cabin class, wi-fi and more. so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. kayak. search one and done. you may have gingivitis. when you brush, and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums, and possibly... tooth loss. help turn back the clock on

cincinnati and memphis.the highest ranked conference champion from the graup of five to one of the big new year 6 bowls can memphis finish the sweep. >> tell you what, run of the toughest thing to do in football is to beat the same team twice in the same season. now they have to play the same team they played a week ago. but memphis will be up for the task. brady white having a phenomenal spence. 32 touchdowns average 41 per game the tigers will be okay in the acc virginia and clemson tigers huge favorite. reigning national conferences tp do they have to win to get in the playoffs. >> i think they do. if clemsonible if they do not beat uva they will not get in. people don't respect their schedule. that's why they are undefeated. but at number three right now they lose to uvaible they are out. >> nation's longest winning streak. 27 in a row for clemson. virginia and the acc championship game for the first time. college game day in atlanta sec you know when you go to ross for a few gifts and realize... oh yeah

chicago, cincinnati, indianapolis right now, all looking at rain showers. good news for st. louis.'re finally starting to see at least an end to the rain for now. but, again, it's very heavy rain is expected to push from the midwest into portions of the northeast as we go through the day. even though places like new york and boston aren't dealing with right now they are expected to as we go later into the day. winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings in effect for portions of the midwest and we expect some of the heaviest snow. also expecting snow and even ice across portions of the northeast. for the midwest, most areas likely picking up widespread, up to about 4 inches. but there will be some spots the closer you get to the canadian border could pick up 6 to 8 inches. into the northeast your heaviest snow spots in the highest elevation maine, vermont, new hampshire. the biggest concern in the northeast is ice. talking a potential large icing event. some of the totals could reach three-quarters of an inch of ice and potentially as much as 1 inch of ice. keep in mind thi

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. >> the patriots are denying new allegations of cheating after taping the sideline of the cincinnati bengals game sunday. >> all that -- >> eagles back on the winning track. they stormed back with a win, 23-17. >> your eyes are not deceiving you. i'm not james corden. while i host his show, he's going to win some grammys real quick. >> on "cbs this morning." >> it would require elementary schools to teach kids how to read and write in cursive. >> old people want everyone to learn how they learned. i wouldn't be shocked if in 50 years we'll be complaining about our grandkids. i i hate how kids don't text wi their thumbs anymore. phones just scan your text now. in my day from your brain, you couldn't do that. you had to look down at your phone like a real person and walk into things head first. that's how we kept our heads hard. >> not wrong. >>> house democrats have just unveiled two articles of impeachment against president trump. >> a president that declares himself above accountability, the american people, and congress's power of impeachment, is a president who sees himself as abo

importantly is an all-around great guy and i'm sure this conversation will be fun but fun fact he is from cincinnati almost a finley market and not bad. no relation. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] we thought chris would give a few framing remarks and then leave time for us to ask clarifying questions but with that chris, welcome back. [applause] >> thank you, brian. great to be back here. i applaud your persistence after last time and rescheduling this after the explosion that sounded so dire but it's not that bad. those who've been around washington will remember there is a series of exploding manholes in georgetown in the mid- 1990s or so and that problem has not entirely gone away. thanks for keeping at it and those were willing to come back. it's been nearly ten years since the last nuclear security summit was held here in washington dc and they have been three more after that and they brought many world leaders together to declare their support for improving nuclear security practices. we all know that. while my own view some of the objectives declared at the outset of that process were m

i'm still doris mary anne kappelhoff from cincinnati, ohio. from a lovely family.—away! keep the house nice and clean and live happily ever after. and i ended up in hollywood. you aren't the kind of girl to break a date? no, i'm not. and i'm not the kind of guy who that'd ask you to. i know you're not. i had a great time. and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable — you know, i mean, how bad can it be? # que sera, sera. # whatever will be will be... # the future's not ours to see. # que sera, sera. # what will be, will be. # que sera, sera! merry christmas. i may not have been able to bring you a white christmas this year, but i think, for some of you, after the recent weather, maybe something much better — dry and sunny weather to dominate christmas day. only one or two showers so far today after a bit of a frosty start. those showers in northern scotland, northern ireland, south—west scotland. most fade, though, for the afternoon, so for many of you, it's a story of sunshine all the way from dawn to dusk. light wi

the farm and to be proudly displayed over the fireplace and the cousins were ministered in nearby cincinnati when trotter adopt the language and urged after world war ii black soldiers do like your fourfold fathers and he was not speaking rhetorically to sustain and nurture multiple generations to claim for the colored people this is an image of the family farm in 1884 with trotter's family history provided with the necessary foundation in boston provided him with the necessary city of that thought when trotter was born considered the mecca of the negro voting since the 17 eighties and a highly literate activist or colored as they preferred to use call themselves as the son of the black elite from an early age for those that would be free. so with resistance with racial politics with the notion of separate and white progressive insistence the negro problem is confined to the south. although trotter's politics from the boston community of which he came of age to force the provocative challenge and the white progressives that supported the work any other african-american born for trotter's und

.# i'm still doris mary anne kappelhoff from cincinnati, ohio. from a lovely family.# whip crack—away! keep the house nice and clean and live happily ever after. and i ended up in hollywood. you aren't the kind of girl to break a date? no, i'm not. and i'm not the kind of guy that'd ask you to. i know you're not. i had a great time. and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable, you know, i mean, how bad can it be? # whatever will be will be # the future's not ours to see # que sera, sera # what will be, will be # que sera, sera!# after christmas day sunshine, boxing day cloud across the country, outbreaks of rain and gusty winds to southern and western areas. that is where the heaviest of the rain has been so far. lighter this afternoon. pushing into southern scotland, northern and eastern england. further heavy showers pushing into wales on the south—west, where windiest conditions are through the day and the highest of the temperatures. cooler in the east. afternoon sunshine, light winds, not a bad boxing day for the f

i'm still doris mary anne kappelhoff from cincinnati, ohio. from a lovely family.rack—away! keep the house nice and clean and live happily ever after. and i ended up in hollywood. you aren't the kind of girl to break a date? no, i'm not. and i'm not the kind of guy who that'd ask you to. i know you're not. i had a great time. and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable — you know, i mean, how bad can it be? # que sera, sera. # whatever will be will be... # the future's not ours to see. # que sera, sera. # what will be, will be. # que sera, sera! with the details. good evening. friday brought a lot of cloudy and gloomy weather across the uk. as we have through this coming weekend, signs are that it should brighten up at least a little bit, particularly by sunday. it's going to be a mild weekend, but there will be some rain at times in the northwest. certainly some rain across parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern england to take us to tonight. to the south of that, a lot of cloud, and it will be quite misty

. >>> still ahead, we are getting a sneak peek at the raiders new home in cincinnati. >> by nfl fans are already making jokes about his appearance. >>> president trump on the attack. a pair of prominent bay area politicians are the target of his tweet storm denied. >>> more bad news for the notre dame cathedral after a canceled mass for the first time in centuries. >>> in the forecast, our next chance of rain is on sunday. we will look at that, but then look ahead and start talking about the new year's eve forecast. i will have that, coming right up. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> the new raider stadium in las vegas is getting closer to completion. >> next year it'll be the home of the silver and black, barring unexpected delays. ski we have a look at the allegiant stadium. >> looks pretty nice. because you may be old but has been a cozy home for the silver and black the new stadium is expected to make its nfl debut durin

i'm still doris mary anne kappelhoff from cincinnati, ohio. from a lovely family.whip crack—away! keep the house nice and clean and live happily ever after. and i ended up in hollywood. you aren't the kind of girl to break a date? no, i'm not. and i'm not the kind of guy who that'd ask you to. i know you're not. i had a great time. and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and jimmy garner and clark gable — you know, i mean, how bad can it be? # que sera, sera. # whatever will be will be... # the future's not ours to see. # que sera, sera. # what will be, will be. # que sera, sera! hello there. it was a fine and dry day for most of the country for christmas day. some welcome sunshine around. short lived, settled spell though, because into boxing day the next spell of wet and windy weather will be sweeping northwards and eastwards gradually through the day. and very slowly it will be turning milder from the south and the west. here it is, low pressure then starting to affect much of the west of the uk early on boxing day, but still quite chilly wit