system passing stopped the bus in the carolina's, but there's a little band of a cloud cover south dandies, so we could see some cloudiness that times tonht with the wind shifting to the northwest. a low temperature by morning will range from 30-38. it will get more chilly tonight before going into the day tomorrow as the front swings on through. the brunt is approaching pittsburgh and western maryland. international falls down in chicago when the great lakes, this area of high pressure will bring in slightly cooler air tomorrow, about a 10-degree

oh, you see that dandy, you're gonna be loving it. and here it is, it's not in your book. here it is. i got a can of chili beans. the chili beans roll down the hill. i've got a can of pineapple juice. the pineapple juice will roll down the hill. i wonder if they roll down the same. well, one is juice, one is a liquid, the other is beans, hard packed beans. which one will get to the bottom first? something with liquid in it? or something with solid in it? this is a homework problem, you hand it in two more days. how are you gonna get the answer? you call up your friends, all right? you look in some other physics books. you talk to a physics type or how many say, "do it myself, do an experiment." do it, gang. and then see if you're cleaver enough to explain why you got the results you got. hint: do all the beans roll? does the liquid inside, roll or slide? [laughter] think about such things, write it out for homework next time, so try it. take a can of liquid, take a can of soda pop and take a can of like hard packed beans and try it at home and see if you can explain, why o

yellow dandy lions dotted the sage brush and the moist earth sucked their shoes. maddy grinned thinking about what katherine might say. she would say, maddy did you do this? he would say, yes , i did. as they got closer to home, he saw smoke blazing into the sky where the saudi would be. they had built the fire she and his brother mark. saddy was walking ahead. madison looked at the drunken line of stitches on her sleeve the crook ed seam and the knot of material that rode her shoulder like a hump much the air began to feel thick like water. wait. he grabbed her arm and picked at the stitches he had made. saddy tried to wrench away but he picked frantically at her sleeve and the dark fury the new look that made him shiver that was not her sister came into her eyes. he didn't let go, this is no good don't worry. madison picked andtory the thread until it came loose and the blue fly witch could not tell what he had done. saddy went limp. she stared off toward the poppy mark had planted which stuck like finger bones out of the earth. thank you. >> hi. nice to be here

dandy controller. i can demonstrate what will happen. i can zoom in on the bay bridge showing an area around the maze. you can see traffic is fairly smooth. there are no tie ups. if i click on say one traffic spot, it will tell me they joined two months ago and are moving at less than 10 miles an hour. if you haven't already, be sure to download the exclusive ways app. it will help you navigate around any traffic back ups. go to abc7news.com/waze to download the app to your smart phone. it is free. >> and we will be keeping track of this all weekend long on abc7. >>> after seven hours an infant is returned home. abc7's jonathon bloom is live where the baby is back tonight. jonathon? >> that's right, and there was much relief in the parking lot a couple hours ago when a family member came up to our truck and told us that two-day old miller was returned to her mother here at the hospital endi the seven-hour long search that spanned at least six different communities in alameda county. the whole thing started around 1:30 this afternoon when

that would be a dandy of a hearing. >> that would be, we would get a lot of press in here. >> yes. i want to ask mr. poole, regarding the bureau of land management's current role, i want you to expound on this, how will this affect the role of your agency? >> pardon me? >> how will this affect the role of your agency? >> it does raise concerns, the blm has a history of authorizing right of ways. we have the experience and experts in the field that are familiar with the right away program and the importance of working through nepa and taking into act any cultural and biological concerns. so, and we have that experience, we have dealt with pipelines many times in the past. so the bill, the way it's worded seems to confer all of our responsibility under the leasing act to furk, and in some of the accelerated timeframes in the bill, it begs the question whether or not there's any additional consultation requirements under section 106 of the protection act, or any requirements that are required through the fish and wild life department, it's important that blm has established relationsh

dandy controller. i can demonstrate what will happen. i can zoom in on the bay bridge showing an area around the maze. you can see traffic is fairly smooth. there are no tie ups. if i click on say one traffic spot, it will tell me they joined two months ago and are moving at less than 10 miles an hour. if you haven't already, be sure to download the exclusive ways app. it will help you navigate around any traffic back ups. go to abc7news.com/waze to download the app to your smart phone. it is free. >> and we will be keeping track of this all weekend long on abc7. >>> after seven hours an infant is returned home. abc7's jonathon bloom is live where the baby is back tonight. jonathon? >> that's right, and there was much relief in the parking lot a couple hours ago when a family member came up to our truck and told us that two-day old miller was returned to her mother here at the hospital ending the seven-hour long search that spanned at least six different communities in alameda county. the whole thing started around 1:30 this afternoon wh

now, that is a dandy. their legislation is so bad that the congressional budget office sunday it would bankrupt the trust fund. huh. we're trying to replenish the trust fund. they're bankrupting the trust fund. but as i hear on the news this morning, the republican caucus over in the house is fractured. and now they can't figure out what to do with that bill. they're thinking maybe break it into three different pieces. even with the power of the tea party it is so obnoxious and so out of control, that piece of legislation, that they're not going to appear to allow a vote to take place on that, the bill itself, because it's so bad. >> senator harry reid on the action in the house of representatives, the decision by house republicans to split up the transportation and energy bills as the senate also taking up action on this legislation. well, transportation, one of the issues that came up on the senate floor and in a senate hearing with jeff sessions, a republican from alabama, as he questioned ray lahood, t

whereupon we will profile several 19th century steering stations that are real jim dandy's. no more sports section for us. >> it is about time. >>> we are a nation torn over library porn. yes, the washington state library district, is there any other, has refused to allow access to on-line smut, and now it is sued by something. when computer users type porn into a search engine, it is as if porn doesn't exist. terrifying, but true. it is like the 50s. the board says the filter is there to promote reading and life long learning. but it is also to avoid situations in which children stumble on to smut which is what happened to this woman's 10-year-old daughter without the filters. >> it is really scary. for a child that doesn't understand what it is. it took her several days before she could plane to me what it was she saw. there is a lot of crying and i lot of i don't feel good in my stomach, and i don't understand that. >> what is that kid doing back there? i want to know what he is doing. he is committing a crime. it is representing three library users in a nonprofit and it

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that is a dandy of a number. president obama sees the economy on the rebound and he should. today he told congress, don't mess it up. >> the recovery is speeding up. we've got to do everything in our power to keep it going. so i want to send a clear message to congress, do not slow down the recovery that we're on. don't muck it up. keep it moving in the right direction. >> keep it moving in the right direction. the recovery is happening. just think about this, there are 243,000 families that didn't have this happen to them in december. i wonder what kind of christmas and holiday they had? wonder what kind of new year they had? in january of 2012 they got a job. isn't that great? republicans in congress can't take credit for it because they've done everything they can to obstruct economic progress for the past three years. they want president obama's policies to fail so that they can win in november and he will lose. his policies, they are succeeding and the only thing republicans can do is pretend the good economic news, well it just doesn't exist. >> the president's policie

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>> it was after the tet offensive in vietnam and you know, turning out things saying everything is dandy, and actually some military people say thatthe viet cong had really shot its bolt at the time of this tet offensive. but in this country, there were just too many lights at the end of too many tunnels and too many predictions of victory and people were sick of it, and too may people, too many soldiers were brought home in coffins, that kind of thig. and it didn't make any difference what the military equation was. it was enough. >> what kind of material do you use? what kind of a surface do you draw on and what kind of chalk or whatever, crayon -- >> well, iuse a drawing paper, and it's a good deal larger than the cards, about 10 and a half, 11 inches wide, and it has a pebbley surface so you can use crayon on it, which is hard to do on a smooth surface. and i like to use pen and nk and brush, but also to use dark pencil and crayon for shading, and the paper lends itself to that. >> what do you do with the original? >> save them all, and then there was a time when i used to give them

[laughter] they think, they think that life aboard the ships was just dandy. and i gave a talk to a group in new york the other day, and i thought it was all american officers, all retired guys, and the first guy who came up to sign a book in this thick english accent says to me, make it out to those who made in this all possible. [laughter] okay. how we doing on time, dan? one more question. okay. >> one simple question. how much of an influence did the new england states have on the success and development of the 1812 navy? >> um, that's another good question. you've asked three good questions. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> the federalists always supported a strong navy. the federalists were believed with george washington and john adams that the united states ought to have a respectable navy. and they went out of power in 1800. okay? the federalists. and into power came the

canadians amanda and wendy present wildlife the story of an english dandy who fancys himself a pioneerwahoo ♪ englishmen end up out here with a whole lot of dollars and no sense. >> osgood: and louisiana-born william joyce has created the fantastic flying books of mr. morris less more. in which a man's literacy imagination truly takes flight. ♪ . ( applause ) >> osgood: on deck? >> this is quite rare. >> osgood: steve hartman and a shirt thars that's right on the money. so we made ocean spray cranberry juice cocktail with a splash of lime. it's so refreshing, your taste buds will thank you. mm... oh, you're welcome. what? my taste buds -- they're thanking me. uh-huh. >> osgood: how far does a correspondent have to go to find a good story? let's ask steve hartman. >> reporter: normally when i leave my house for a story, i have to leave my house. but not this time. this one is in my basement. down here is where i keep all the random things i've saved over the years. if you're like me, you know how hard it is to part with an empty salt container from a great camping trip or a... whatever

sylvia jennings alexander, is great granddaughter said franklin described him as a gym dandy. he thought he was hot stuff at times and if he had any extra money, and i think about -- in a gino 9 versus the ten-year-old boy and living and dying in northwest washington, dying at the age of 75, take one thing like the u.s. capitol and imagine how he saw it evolve over the years, burned by the british and by the civil war coming to its prominent -- as it looks today. never did see the washington monument completed. that rose to one 1/3 of its planned height and for 25 years remained. >> i was about to ask how long it took you to save up and how long did he get a chance to enjoy it? >> let me say a little more about his wife and freedom. daniel webster advanced his purchase price. it would have taken him close to a couple years to pay that back at the rate of $8 a month and he worked for webster for four years but then he decided he wanted other kind of job. and he was a good network and what he did was get a letter of recommendation from daniel webster, found the original in the p

. >> a lot of people just do the whole buy and hold type philosophy, and that is all fine and dandy untilhit a 2002 or 2008 then it is time to reassess your portfolio and there are things that can be done in order to reduce the overall volatility, aside from traditional stocks or traditional bonds. >> mm-hmm is that something -- well, i want to get through the next one then i will ask a couple specifics. the third thing you say review your risk management plan what we always hear is as you get older and close tore retirement age get more conservative is that the right way to approach it. >> generally it is but when talking about risk management i am referring to insurance policies you may have and how that might effect your estate plan when you are working you may have disability insurance life insurance for income replacement purposes and as you get closer to retirement age, it may be more important to have long term care insurance those costs can derail a financial plan. >> i was just talking to someone about this the main thing we need to do is review our budgets. >> yeah, you have to

people who are in charge of things in this administration is that if you are religious, that's fine and dandy. pray, stay in your church. if you go out in the public square then you have to play by the secular rules and the turn out to be made by the people who believe opposite of what you believe. and especially if you ever want to take part in any public program or serve the poor using federal funds or get involved in public works starting with common good, then you have to set your religion aside at the door and pretend at least to believe as the atheists do and i don't think that is a vision of america that the founding fathers had tall but it is increasingly the secular world view that is encroaching on our ability. >> a follow-up leading into this, my curiosity led me to the selection in racial germany and one of those past for those that prohibited them from participating in the health insurance plans and on the legislative history of nazi germany was to say that jewish doctors could only jewish patient and there was a design to sequester and were about perhaps on the basis of often a

people who are in charge of these things in this administration if your religious that is fine and dandy, stay in your church. if you go out into the public square then you have to play by the secular rules and the turn out to be the people made by those who lead the opposite of what you believe. and if you want to take part in any public program or serve the poor using federal funds or get involved in public works serving the common good you have to set your religion aside at the door and come and pretend at least to believe as the atheists do and i don't think that is a vision of america that the founding fathers had tall but it is increasingly the secular world view that is encroaching on our ability. >> i just saw for a follow-up my curiosity led me to look at the selection of nazi germany in the early 30's and one of the first acts passed that prohibited the jewish doctors from participating in health insurance plans and the other thing, the very second thing which isn't on the legislative history of nazi germany is to say that the jewish doctors can only serve jewish tensions and w

would go down, your coverage would go up, that your choices would go up, things would be fine and dandy. what have we found thus far and it hasn't even been nearly fully implemented? that is the cost of insurance premiums have gone up, we now have a board called ipab, 15 bureaucrats who will be appointed by the president, not necessarily health care workers, and everything that may affect you in your life with regard to health care may well rest in the hands of this 15. even usurping congress itself when it comes to decisions such as what doctors you can see, what it will cost you and certainly what the health care system itself will be paid. what i would submit to you tonight is that any time government runs a system of economy and certainly it's done this in education and we see the failures in secondary and primary education there, and now in health care, that costs skyrocket, they become very inefficient and they become unsustainable. and remember that when it come it's to -- comes to medicare, that for every $3 that a recipient puts into the system in the way of premiums, i'm sorry

people in charge of these things and this administration is that if you are religious that is fine and dandypray and stay in your church. if you go out into the public square then you have to play by the secular rules in the secular rules turn out to be by people who believe the opposite that you believe and especially if you ever want to take part in any public program or serve the poor using federal funds, or get involved and public works, serving the common good, then you have to set your religion aside at the door and, and pretend at least to believe as the theists do. i don't think that is a vision of america that the founding fathers had at all but it is increasingly the secularist world that is encroaching on our ability. >> i just thought for follow-up, my curiosity is to look at the racial selection laws in nazi germany and one of the first acts pass for those that per hibbard a doctrines from participating but the other thing, the second thing which is early on legislative history of nazi germany was to say the jewish doctrine can only serve jewish people and there was a design com

>> i think his rhetoric largely works when he says they are he' made in america and fine and dandy.an, you know, jump off a cliff. that was the issue. do people know the nlrb issue in depth? maybe not everyone, but that's why we're here and that's something that he needs to be called on and frankly he isn't called on it nearly enough. >> mary katherine, read her in the daily caller, and weekly standard and 5 a.m. in d.c. thanks for being here. >> clayton: coming up on the show. espn apologizing to jeremy lin this morning for a major foul. explaining the headline controversy next. . >> dave: and have you ever had a first date from an online match like this? >> i've been on 17 first dates this year, no second dates. >> i hope for your sake not. why looking for love online may not work after all. night nights ♪ ♪ wi prilosec otc. and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >> welcome back to "fox & friends," everyone likes puppies, don't they? and likes kids? >> when you combine them you make for one heck of an awesome youtub