it's therapeutic for me. >> donald pippin meets with dr.last time before he's released from holman. >> hey. mr. pippin, how are you doing today? good to see you. >> i wrote my aunt. she wrote back and said i had a place so i'm going to stay with her. >> that's a for sure thing? >> yeah, that's a for sure thing. you can call her. i told you last time i would probably go to the halfway house but i ain't going to no halfway house. it's one thing to be able to go somewhere and be comfortable where you're at and another thing to be forced to be somewhere you don't want to go. when i get out of prison, i want to be free. i don't want to have to abide by some more rules that are institutionalized, you know. >> well, keep in mind that your aunt will have expectations, also. >> right. i know, she -- >> she has chores to be done around the house. >> that's one of the main reasons why i'm going. she's -- she's not a midget but she's a small person. and she has problems getting around the house and doing stuff and running errands. she lives by herself.

. >> arnold donald sits on two corporate boards. carnival corporation and the bank of america.him and a handful of african americans that serve as directors of major corporations. in it's annual report a study revealed in 2012 that white men held 75% of s&p 500 board seats versus a mere 5.5% for black men and a 1.9% for black women. this year black enterprise counted 182 black directors at 176 corporations versus the year prior with 179 directors at 174 corporations and in 2014, 30% didn't have a single blackboard member. diversity on corporate boards matter. >> that's critical to innovation. it's truly a business. >> arnold donald's board preis charting the course for the largest cruise line industry. >> 60% plus of today's population are women in minorities. 60%. so that the customers of these companies are women and minorities and so to reflect their own markets to have that thinking and diversity of thinking representing their own customers at the top of the corporate pyramid which is the board of directors. >> donald wants to see more african americans on boards. but why s

donald trump joins us.vening, donald.xíaa.z >> good evening. >> donald, you have been going after china forever. what do you make of the president's trip to china? >> well, i'm more and more right, yeted, look what's going on. they are putting on a big show because they want to keep the money coming. in we are the ones that paid for that show. they are taking our jobs. you understand that. when it comes to iraq, were they to help us when it comes to isis help us. we are the biggest beneficiary of.x06r=2z)áptr and iraqi reserves they are not there comes to ebola west africa. ridiculous manipulate currency, make it impossible for businesses to compete through mimtion. we do better product than they do. through manipulation, it's a -- it's disgraceful, i think -- he shoulz and not do the celebrations have a really> what do you expect the president to do routine economic summit.

and what we have to do is make america great again. >> donald trump.always good to talk to you. >> and with me ann coulter. all right. donald trump saying how great american is and yet we are not respected and we have midterm elections coming up and will anything happen that can change the way we are perceived in the world or change policy? >> it could. it is a veá/ no matter what your producer sent me that we might talk about. did you hear there is an election on tuesday. it could and we need to take 53 senate societies and 51 would be enough to put republican it is in a good position. >> and craft a bill and send it to the problem. it is no longer do nothing republicans and it is the do nothing president and the media will have to explain what is in the bills. and i am confident america will like that or president romney or cruz comes in and he will have a republican senate and repeal obama care. >> if the republicans take the senate and it looks like that may happen. they can pass bills that will signal to the american people what the party stands f

congratulations again, donald. thank you. [applause] i would like to yield to my colleague from new jersey. >> thank you. i join in with congratulations to donald norcross. i have known donald as a state legislator and before that we worked together at a local level. donald will always put his constituents and district first. he will be a great a asset to this congress. and i look forward to working with you, donald. congratulations. [applause] >> good evening. and thank you very much, speaker, leader pelosi, congressman sloan and certainly my colleagues from new jersey. the young man who is standing next to me is my grandson, donald iii, who did an excellent job. [applause] and the special person in my life that keeps my life in order, my lovely wife, andrea, up there with my daughter, corey, my son, gregory, i son, donald junior, and his wife and my granddaughter, natalie. great to have you here. [applause] and the one person who is truly the leader of my house is my mother, carol. hey, ma! [applause] and many friends, fami

donald sutherland is coming up.hington last night, music, movies and more coming together at the concert for valor at the national maul. rihanna performs, one part of the star-studded lineup. and foo fighters, brave grohl, bruce springsteen. hollywood paying tribute, a special appearance from meryl streep. and the fans came out. the park police tweeting this snapshot of crowds lining the national ma national mall. helping to raise money for veterans causes. >> that's incredible. meryl streep and heavy malgts. >> crazy juxtaposition. >>> michael buble is on tour, but the grammy winner is providing epic entertainment for those of us without a front seat. ♪ it's better than yours like this rendition of "milk shake," taking song requests on social media, and posting a lineup of backstage performances, the band. and even a throwback. you know it -- "scecilia gi sim and gar function kill. are you making a request? >> i make a request you show the dance moves. you have them. >> who's got it now, t.j.? >> yes. >> i'm going

specialist four donald p.at, united states army. specialist four donald p. sloat distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a machinegunner with company d, 2nd battalion, 1st infantry regiment, 196th light infantry brigade, americal division, during combat operations against an armed enemy in the republic of vietnam on january 17, 1970. on that morning, specialist four sloat's squad was conducting a patrol, serving as a blocking element in support of tanks and armored personnel carriers in the area. as the squad moved up a small hill in file formation, the lead soldier tripped a wire attached to a hand grenade booby trap set up by enemy forces. as the grenade rolled down the hill, specialist four sloat knelt and picked up the grenade. after initially attempting to throw the grenade, specialist four sloat realized that detonation was imminent. he then drew the grenade to his body and shielded his squad members from the bl

donald sutherland is coming up.ent. an epic night in washington, d.c. last night. the biggest names in music, movies and more coming together in honor of veterans day in the concert for valor on the national mall. rihanna performing "diamonds." which was just one part of a star-studded lineup. and foo fighters, brave grohl, bruce springsteen. carrie underwood. that's quite a lineup. hollywood paying tribute, a special appearance from meryl streep. and the fans sure did come out. the park police tweeting this snapshot of crowds lining the national mall. the concert helping to raise money and awareness for veterans' causes. >> that's incredible. meryl streep and heavy metal. >> crazy juxtaposition. of amazingness. >>> singer michael buble is on a world tour right now. but for those of us without a front row seat, the grammy winner is still providing some epic entertainment. ♪ it's better than yours like this rendition of "milk shake," taking song requests on social media and posting a lineup of backstage performances

donald norcross. a congressman for us. is responsible for the content of this advertising. lindenwold. >>> time for accuweather on the big board. cecily tynan is here. it's a bit cool. >> we are live on sky6 taking a look at center city skyline. you see brightness is left now. it pretty much dark. the sun set at 4:56 eastern standard time. in one month it will set at 4:36. we are losing a lot of daylight. compared to the weekend not many are complaining. 55 down from the high of 60. one degree below normal. it shows that trees took a beating over the weekend. wind gusts up to 50 miles-an-hour. a lot of the fall foliage was stripped off of the trees. my house was without electricity for a while. the wind speed out of the west at 13 miles-an-hour. the winds are not a problem tonight. there is high pressure down to the south. what the high pressure will do it will shift the winds out of the southwest. tomorrow we get the first of two days of warming weather. the real warmth to the south temperatures in the 70s. 2:00, 66. dry

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donald norcross. a congressman for us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> back as we take a live look outside. it's a rainy, dreery morning so the kids' games probably got cancelled. what do you want the forecast for? tweet her she'll have it for you in a few minutes. >> first we're going to check your news now. police are looking for suspects in a connection with a shooting in northeast philadelphia. this happened 12:45. police say the victim is in stable condition. >>> new jersey officials are hoping you can help them find this woman. 79-year-old maryann bait man. >> cell phone users are thinking twice about their plans after the federal government announced a lawsuit against one of the biggest phone companies. if you're an at&t customer, you may have fallen victim to this bait and switch. the ftc is suing that carrier over its unlimited data plan. millions of people who signed up at least four years ago still had that plan but officials say they're not getting what they paid for. i

congratulations again, donald. thank you. [applause] myi would like to yield to colleague from new jersey. >> thank you. i join in with congratulations donald nor it icross. a statenown donald as legislator and before that we worked together at a local level. always put his con at this time wents first and put his -- constituents and district first. he will be a great a asset to this congress. and i look forward to working with you, donald. congratulations. [applause] >> good evening. and thank you very much, speaker, leader pelosi, and certainlyoan my colleagues from new jersey. standing man who is next to me is my grandson donald an excellent job. plows. job. >> and the spokesperso spokespeo keeps my -- special person who lovelyy life in order my i would andrea up there with my daughter cory and my son my son donald jr. and his wife and my grand daughter. great to have you here. [applause] one person who is truly the leader of my house is my mother, carol. hey, ma! [applause] >> and many friends, family, supporters from new

here's a riddle for you what do president obama, bono and donald sterling all have in common?they all ended up on a distinct list that none of them probably want to be on. they are all getting slammed by gq magazine for being the quote least influential people. bono and u2 take the top spot for their stunt with apple that automatically gifteddism tunes customers with their new album. their followed by the president for his public golf outings on vacation while serious issues were in the news and third on the list donald sterling for his racist rants caught on recordings. >> it's music to the ears of anyone who puts their holiday shopping off until the last minute. >> i'm included in that list. i'll tell you. what retailers are doing this year to help all us procrastinators out there. but first, a local business owner says she was taken by an area contractor. what fox 29 learned about him, wh >> here's live look at philadelphia international airport on the eve of one of the busiest travel days of the year. we got bad weather on the way that could create some major delays. we'll

donald norcross. a congressman for us. responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> a $321 million jackpot is up for grabs. tickets are starting to sell face for the eighth largest jackpot on record. of course, "channel~6 action news" is the only place to see the drawing. you can see the numbers drawn during "action news" at 11:00. >>> eagles great win in houston. but they paid the price. >>> did they ever. they confirmed to "action news" that nick foles is out with a broken clavicle. that does not require surgery. and he had not played since december 30 of 2012. it did not show. he finished for 202 yards. this is a guy that led the championship game in the first two seasons. kelly raved about his backups today. >> i thought that he was outstanding with nick. you watch the intersect actions on the sidelines. he wants to win. he is fully invested into the team. it's not about individual accolades. he understands what we are trying to get accomplished here. >> it's important to me to play as well as i good. it's not

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it's un warranted and unneeded there's a nice bus stop right in front of mac donald's now right in front of our store with the bulb out that's going to create this unbelievable congestion not to mention what dave mentioned with our deliveries. we have a couple of hundred people a week come to sell us stuff we're like a trading post at amebia we buy and sell used product. they can't double park and they can't park because the parking spots are being taken away it's a disaster for us that's all i'm saying. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hi my name is tim park er. i'm concerned that the traffic bulb outs in particular will cause a a traffic nightmare up there. there are many merchant s on haight street that have supplies delivered all day long. i get my supplies delivered by big trucks and if you make it so that nobody can pass a bus, how are the supplies supposed to to be delivered? i think it will actually slow down the buses which is what you are trying to improve so that's my main concern. just need to be able to do business on haight street. thank you. >> >> thank you thank you

fourth in line was donald ensminger. >> mr.minger, the director general of firestone. >> oh, he works for the embassy now? >> well, america works for him. >> narrator: america works for firestone. taylor was blunt, accusing firestone of negligence. >> thousands of people have put their whole lives into firestone, 20, 30 years. there's a little war and then you run off and there's no food, no medicine, there's complete breakdown. that's inexcusable. i don't think firestone should do such a thing. >> narrator: after the meeting, an official at the u.s. embassy in monrovia wrote back to state. the cable notes that ensminger was scolded by taylor in front of the entire press corps. after that meeting, taylor refused to deal with ensminger. >> after ensminger's first mistake, when he came to gbarnga, he was very demanding. they just wanted what's for firestone to be for firestone. and after the talks broke off, we insisted that they have to send someone we can work with. >> naturally, taylor wants everything his way, and don didn't.

we will get to donald trump in a moment, but what did you learn from them?, do is really tough, and it does require a huge ego because the amount of money is enormous. the amount of risk is enormous. they have to have a vision that they really believe and to go in and create value, and you know, when they pull it off, the -- rds are huge, but >> but when it fails -- >> sam zell nixed this point -- he is like the warren buffett, the great sage, he says it is too hard to do consistently well all the time because you cannot see all of the different parts and you cannot control all of them every single time out of the gate. >> there is a part in the book where you mentioned sam zell sold equity offices not because he called the market right, but because blackstone was offering nine dollars. he said sure, take it. >> yes. himself isrump, who a real estate mogul, does not like this book, and maybe he has helped to sell some, to. >> ironically. >> i am sure you have seen this week -- he said just finished reading a poorly written and boring book on the general moto

there is no donald rumsfeld that this president can fire. he is not going to let valerie jarrett go. >> he should. >> maybe that's what you think. but that's not what the problem thinks. they don't have big ticket names that attract attention. valerie jarrett is no donald rumsfeld. >> national security team is a disaster. >> i wouldn't agree as well. she's not going anywhere either. >> economic anxiety is a top concern in tuesday's election. 214,000 jobs, healthiest in eight years. total jobs in nine straight jobs, exports fell in september widening trade definite. 6 # 0% of voters thought economy was stagnating or worsening. 60% thought economy was stagnating or worsening. 1/3 thought it was improving. lower interest rates to stimulate economic growth. average income grew 10% for the wealthiest 1/10. over the past six months economy has grown at 4.1%. u.s. manufacturers are expanding at the fastest pace. >> are we going to be tested on that? >> there are a lot of good numbers there but the problem is that ordinary people aren't feeling it i

guess work has started i know that the building inspector has been out to the site i've spoken to him donald duffey i didn't go out there i was interested in going out there i've not seen n this type of condition in san francisco by then again in san francisco we with the orderly buildings there's things that are a little bit unusual not saying things are up to code older buildings have an irish aspect this is one that has an unusual circumstance so it's unusual the part of the floor and the gentleman that owns the property spoke i guess he bought the building in 2011 and peterson if i was the building inspector i'll give you my take if i went out there for a kitchen and bathroom remodel and say the floor being lowered and it effected another unit i'd like to see a set of drawings you need to show your removing a part of a unit and you'll have to frame a wail for that space goes into the other unit this will be shown by a drawing not only on the kitchen and bathroom remold he said he had some finding of dbi i don't know what the understanding is he didn't provide a document and maybe we did

donald norcross. a congressman for us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> his name justin james watt. the eagles know him as jj. they don't want want to know him any better than they already do. >> likely won't play tomorrow, but in his last three games, watt has five sacks, and forced to recover a fumble. hands down, best defensive flare football. center jason kelly, back after missing the last four game, maybe that can help slow watt down. >> good player. very smart guy, makes a lot of plays, he's a hard guy to beat on, what he's going to do, stuff like that, he's got a lot of different moves, different waste to fit the run different ways to, you know, attack an offense, offensive line. so, you know, he is a good player. >> crazy day of college football. fists nearly flying in happy valley, first temple, with some history. now how could the owls be the right team for just the -- easy, east carolina turns it over five times. you know folks are given credit for the win, quincy harris,

army specialist donald sl oombings t received the -- sloat received the medal post-mue hew mousely. brother accepted the ward award on his behalf. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> ladies and gentlemen, the resident of the united states. ♪ > let us pray. most high and gracious god we pray you remind us of the power of sacrifice and how soldiers sacrifice like the two we honor today. they never accept defeat and never quit and one who saved the lives of his friends by self-lish -- selfishly and reflectively giving up his own. these brave men, living and dead, consecrate our hist ary and faith, the courage of our soldier the sacredness of our values, the strength of our nation. today we weave their actions into the fabric of our history as they serve in the jungle lappeds. the low may we, the live, never forget what they did, the friends they lost, the family left behind. we take to heart the words spoken after bat bail grieving president, that it is for us, the living, to be dedicated here to the unfini

, that's another way that donald helped me but yes, go on. >> you learned so much from miles.i wrote down some of the phrases, don't bring your girlfriends to gigs. stop using your left hand. if you could summarize what you learned from miles days of, how would you put it in a nutshell? >> miles was this incredible teacher. because a master teacher doesn't give you the answers. they provide a pathway, so that you can find the answers yourself. and miles always did that. >> thank you sir for sharing your time with us and thank you for sharing your philosophy with us in your new memoir, possibilities, herbie hancock. thank you. >> thank you. >> and finally, our picture of the day, president obama and mitch mcconnell deep in conversation at the white house, president obama met with congressional leaders hoping to find a meeting of the minds. mid terms starts right now. >> i'm not going to respond to whether he was mia or experts say awol, that is up to him to refute. >> i don't know where she gets the information,. >> i'd love to ask you for your vote. i thought you'd moved away

find out why some drivers complain they were duped by donald. first, here's one of the stories we're working on tonight at 11:00. >> you think your facebook account is private. but watch out. your profile could be stolen. that's what happened to this guy. >> it is casino of creep. >> i everything down to your pictures, ripped off. and an intruder posing as you, harassing and scamming your friends. >> immediately i thought to myself, this is not joe -- >> i'm chris may, cbs-3 warning, facebook copycats tonight at 11:00. there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> is a man rolled his wife's red corvette to the bottom of the river. co-face charges. >> delvin barnes will be in a courtroom tomorrow to face charges in the abduction after philadelphia woman. barnes already faces murder charges. >>> cause of fire

donald norcross. a congressman for us.ouse majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> news is breaking. sky fox is over it. a pick up has crashed into a police station at springfield township, bucks county. now this happened just before 6:00. just a few minutes ago. we understand that medics have taken one person from that pickup truck. we do not have any word on injuries. of course, we'll bring you nor information as the news warrants. >>> the doors of one world trade center are now open for business in lower manhattan. the first tenants moving in today. publishing giant will occupy 25 floors of the 104 story tower that dominates the manhattan skyline. it's opening comes 13 years after the 9/11 terror attacks. more than 170 employees moved in today. marking the historic occasion. >> this is a terrific day for lower manhattan. a wonderful day for new york city and absolutely great day for our company. >> by early 2015 about 3,000 more staffers will be moved in. >> you decide 2014 and the pennsylvan

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resident carry haze accused along with dozens of other of not stopping to let this 6-foot four donald duck cross the street. >> then they just told me that i was -- i was getting a ticket, because i didn't stop for a pedestrian. and it was a crazy -- it was a duck, with huge duck, scary, i'm woman, it scared me. >> she was afraid of donald duck. can't blame her. she thought that if she stopped her car maybe he would try and hop in. so bizarre. fort lee police say the pedestrians in the crosswalk safety program which they conduct randomly through the year is for a very good reason. >> that's bizarre. distraction, too. all right, a birth control device is getting a lot of heat from women, who use it. so much so, that after this, aaron, has gotten involved. why some doctors say you have to take their scary stories with a grain of salt, however. >> start off by showing you where it is worse out there. it is cold out, there you will feel it walking out the door. at least not in rapid city, south dakota where it is 5 degrees below zero. same for billings, montana. 5 degrees below zero. see,

unfortunately we ran out or pardons, donald.pardon us and have a happy thanksgiving. >> michael shure with us. >>> when a rocket bound for the international space station exploded, it caused more than just problems for the station. that's next and then "real money with ali velshi". >> american businesses shoot for the moon and beyond. we look at the money fuelling a modern day space race. it's the business of space coming up at the top of the hour. >>> for the first time ever, the top division of college football will hold a playoff to determine its national champion, and this holiday weekend could determine which teams advance. michael how was this year's system different from last year's? >> if you think about last year, we have the bowl championship series. well that took the polls into play, and computer rankings into play, and took a fancy formula to get number one and number two to play against each other. it worked for a while. people still want an actual playoff. they want teams to play in a tournament format to determin

donald norcross. a congressman for us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> half a dozen trucks toppled including several dozen tractor-trailers and drivers walked away with minor injuries. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee hoping the wind dies down soon. >> it will slowly subside. breezy conditions. monday afternoon things will get a little bit closer to normal. we'll show you stormtracker 6 double scan radar showing you it's dry and quiet. no issues with precipitation today. it was all about the blustery winds and in fact we'll show you the picture outside. sky6 live in hd giving you a shot of philadelphia international and if you look closely at the camera kind of bouncing in the wind. current wind gusts in philadelphia coming in at 36 miles per hour. still an issue. definitely not as blustery as earlier today but those winds will stick around through the overnight hours. highlights today, below afternoon. we have chilly nights up ahead.

donald norcross. a congressman for us.ouse majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ >> it's a tragic crime that unfolded here in our area and the basis knew movie getting oscar buzz. >> the movie is called fox catcher and it premiered tonight at philadelphia's prince music theater. this tells the story the olympic gold med list wrestler mark schultz his late brother dave and of course the local millionaire john dupont who killed him. schultz's wife nancy and director bennett miller attended the premier tonight. steve carell, chaning tatum and mark ruffalo star in this film which opens to the public november 21st. it's going to be a good one. we'll be right bac >> we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. we're back tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von tiehl. for beasley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. remember we're always on at cbsphilly.com. the late show with david letterman is next with martin shore. h

donald norcross. a congressman for us.ouse majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> police 17 year old girl wrote in her journal about turning classmates, teacher, even harming herself. investigators say, that she was fascinated by the 1999 columbine high school shooting, even penned a letter to one of the gunman parents. the superintendent william red passages that convinced officers she was serious. >> but imagine the power the bullet leaving the gun with the loud bang, piercing kids around me, the way they collapse, their blood splattering, the floor, the screams, flood the halls with corpses, and if you go down little further you will see another exert, on i'm homicidal and i'm fine with that. >> investigators searched her home and locker but found no weapons. police say that she will ultimately be charged as a juvenile for making terroristic threats. >>> police are looking for the gunman who shot a student near delaware state university in dover. that male student was shot yet afternoon at a

racism at highest level and they took on trump. >> i know donald. we are friendly. has he seen the show he would realize the titles has nothing to do with what he's talking about. >> they are called modern family. the middle. everything that is on television right now. there has been a look off of a presence of positive black family on network television and that was one of the reasons we decided to create this show. >>reporter: anthony app dear sun cue from own life growing up in the tough streets of compton. show tackle racism religion, love and family. >> growing up in compton funny with your kid now. are you constantly telling them do you know how good you have it. >> i did. that's one of the things we talk about on our show. yes. my son came home one day and told me he didn't feel black. for awhile my son was not only was he the only chocolate drop in the class and grade for 3 years. and private school that he attend. his black experience as 12-year-old was much different than the black experience that i had as 12-year-old growing newspaper compton. >>reporter:

before today a secretary of defense talk about military involvement in iraq was secreta secretary donald rumsfeld that got us into a war that was unnecessary. i know isil needs to be taken out, but i think back to 2002 when you were a senator, and i also looked at your statements in 2007 when like myself you came out against in iraq. now we are possibly going to be asked by the president of the united states like we were by george bush to authorize an amuf. this is nothing but an abvocation of our constitutional responsibility to give any president an aumf. we tried in june when we had the addma bill, adam shift tried to sunset out the aumf that we gave to president bush, which has been used by president obama, and i do not understand how we can continue to advocate what the constitution says is our responsibility. james madison once said the power to declare war including the power of judging the causes of war is fully and exclusively vested in the legislature. and i do not believe sincerely -- because when -- this happens to be president obama, he wants to have another aumf, or an exte

the two commenters were cannot -- kenneth stamp and your teacher, david donald. stamp said he should not have been hung, david thought he should have. thought you might be interested. >> that is fantastic. no, i wish i knew the argument as to why he should not have been hung. you can actually youtube and see -- it's very poor quality, but the 1970 tv production of the andersonville trial. there are some stars that you will recognize. not just william shatner, but others. richard basehart plays wirz. or you can just simply find out. the rundown. thank you all very much. [applause] >> the berlin fault fell 25 years ago. we will visit that really a start date next sunday, beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern, featuring president george bush from the oval office. reaction from senate leaders. in a speech from president 197 1963. all weekend american history tv is in colorado springs, colorado. gold was discovered in the mountains surrounding the city in the 1890's. it resulted in one of the richest gold strikes in history. it is hosted by our comcast cable partners. our st