dwight was shot january 4 last year, at north duke street in durham. durham police say greer was him. and someone inside the hyundai began shooting. >> we don't know why it was done, who did it, you know, we know a car pulled up and that's all we really know. >> greer was shot in the head. he underwent rehab, but died september 17 following surgery. a second person was inside greer's car during the shooting, but walked away unharmed. greer's parents say their son's death was a result of shooting. >> he wanted his education. he wanted to move forward in life. he had dreams. >> greer was a student at fayetteville tech. he also completed a year at nc central. greer aspired to work in farm pharmaceutical science. he was an avid basketball and football player from his childhood through high school years. >> he was the captain of every team, the go getter, the greer's this letter. today, there remains nearly 100 sympathy cards for the family's dining room table. as police continue to investigate this case, the family issues a desperate plea for help. >> you

commissioner mark dwight. >> here. >> commissioner william ortiz-cartagena is abstent. commissioner irene yee riley. >> here. >> commissioner mar mar. >> here. >> you have a 84 up. item number 2 our presenter is not here yet and would you like to move to item 3. >> yes please. >> all right. we will call item 3 forward. general public comment. allows the members of the public to comment on generally on matters that are within the small business commission's jurisdiction but not for today's calendar and items for commission's future consideration. >> do we have any public comments today. seeing none public comment is closed. >> >> item 4 is a presentation and public action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors for a resolution authorizing for office of small business to expend grants funds in the amount of $100,000 to disdurs grants at the qualified legacy business who apply for the business assistance grant between october 1, 2016 and december 15, 2016 and we have regina dick-endrizzi. >> members you talked about this grant and this resolution is for the off

. >> america has confidence in its president, father of the nation in world war ii, dwight d.enhower. but even presidents have to retire. who can step into his shoes? many think this is the man, eisenhower's vice president for eight years, richard milhous nixon. >> richard nixon is well known to the american people. >> nixon's not scared as the russians as soviet premier nikita khrushchev finds out at a moscow trade fair. >> it wasn't supposed to be much. it was supposed to be just a meeting, but it turned into a confrontation. >> there must be a free exchange of ideas. >> capitalism versus communism. back and forth, back and forth, jabbing with the fingers. the words didn't matter. it was the images that mattered. he was presidential. he seemed ready for the white house. >> meanwhile, traveling through the bleak wisconsin landscape, there is another man who believes he's destined for the white house. he's young, he's inexperienced, and he's almost unknown. his name is john f. kennedy, and he aims to win the wisconsin democratic primary. >> how are you this morning? >> and you

dwight mazzone chairman clark county republican party "very interesting..stumb led a few time." carlos hernandez "this being one of the...sad to watch." the first wanted trump to release his tax records. trump's response was if you release all 30,000 deleted e- mails i'll release my taxes against my attorney's advice. clinton fired back saying a routine audit doesn't prevent anyone from releases their tax records. jobs and prosperity challenges within the inner city, new york's "stop and frisk, libya and the war in iraq as well as how to defeat isis also were heavily debated. both candidates agreeing to some similar details but criticizing each other on their overall plan. polls from drudge report, breitbart, the hill, show trump was the winner. time.com has them tied at 50/50 and cnn.com shows clinton as the winner. i'm headed out right now to a local coffee shop to get peoples opinion but i also want to hear from you. let me know what you think, follow me on twitter @peterfox5lv as u-n-l-v the university hosted a watch party for students and community members.. there was food.

commissioner mark dwight. >> here. >> commissioner william ortiz-cartagena is abstent. commissioner irene yee riley. >> here. >> commissioner mar mar. >> here. >> you have a 84 up. item number 2 our presenter is not here yet and would you like to move to item 3. >> yes please. >> all right. we will call item 3 forward. general public comment. allows the members of the public to comment on generally on matters that are within the small business commission's jurisdiction but not for today's calendar and items for commission's future consideration. >> do we have any public comments today. seeing none public comment is closed. >> >> item 4 is a presentation and public action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors for a resolution authorizing for office of small business to expend grants funds in the amount of $100,000 to disdurs grants at the qualified legacy business who apply for the business assistance grant between october 1, 2016 and december 15, 2016 and we have regina dick-endrizzi. >> members you talked about this grant and this resolution is for the off

commissioner mark dwight. >> here. >> commissioner william ortiz-cartagena is abstent. commissioner irene yee riley. >> here. >> commissioner mar mar. >> here. >> you have a 84 up. item number 2 our presenter is not here yet and would you like to move to item 3. >> yes please. >> all right. we will call item 3 forward. general public comment. allows the members of the public to comment on generally on matters that are within the small business commission's jurisdiction but not for today's calendar and items for commission's future consideration. >> do we have any public comments today. seeing none public comment is closed. >> >> item 4 is a presentation and public action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors for a resolution authorizing for office of small business to expend grants funds in the amount of $100,000 to disdurs grants at the qualified legacy business who apply for the business assistance grant between october 1, 2016 and december 15, 2016 and we have regina dick-endrizzi. >> members you talked about this grant and this resolution is for the off

i have a great case study for you, dwight d. eisenhower. in 1955, as you know, eisenhower has a massive heart attack. the people around eisenhower bring in the most eminent american cardiologist of the day, a bostonian. paul dudley white examines eisenhower, tells people in the white house, we would be lucky if he lives long enough for a first term. there was no question that in his mind, that if eisenhower lived enough to survive, he would have to live a quiet life. the problem was, eisenhower liked being president. [laughter] mrs. eisenhower liked being first lady. there were a whole bunch of eisenhower friends, cronies, associates who had pretty good jobs as a result of the eisenhower administration. they wanted to keep him. what actually happened is both a fascinating story and a scandal. the political people around eisenhower beat up on paul dudley white so badly, he winds up signing a public letter stating the polar opposite of what he actually believes. he signs a public letter saying that eisenhower is a good candidate for a second

dwight eisenhower, first elected in 1952, sworn in in 1953. by 1955, he had a serious heart attack and also had crohn's disease. by 1956,ing in addition to the heart attack and the surgery for the obstruction, he had a stroke in office in 1957. his successor was jfk, elected in 1960 after a campaign marked in part by some of his political opponents insysing that he had addison's disease. he insists he did not have addison's disease. he did in fact have addison's disease a serious condition affecting his adrenal glands which he took a huge variety of medications over the course of his adult life and presidency. fdr, of course, is the most famous case. first elected in 1932, elected again in 1936 and 1940 and 1944. it's now one of the most famous things in american presidential history that fdr was paraplegic. he used a wheelchair because of the effects of polio. in public, he was afforded a zone of privacy on that issue. it was not a secret but it was not really part of his public profile either. that said, regardless of polio, by the time fdr

commissioner mark dwight. >> here. >> commissioner william ortiz-cartagena is abstent. commissioner irene yee riley. >> here. >> commissioner mar mar. >> here. >> you have a 84 up. item number 2 our presenter is not here yet and would you like to move to item 3. >> yes please. >> all right. we will call item 3 forward. general public comment. allows the members of the public to comment on generally on matters that are within the small business commission's jurisdiction but not for today's calendar and items for commission's future consideration. >> do we have any public comments today. seeing none public comment is closed. >> >> item 4 is a presentation and public action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors for a resolution authorizing for office of small business to expend grants funds in the amount of $100,000 to disdurs grants at the qualified legacy business who apply for the business assistance grant between october 1, 2016 and december 15, 2016 and we have regina dick-endrizzi. >> members you talked about this grant and this resolution is for the off

president dwight, commissioners, staff, good evening. richard kurylo program manager. i have a report of the legacy business program for the month of august 2016 and sfgtv i have a powerpoint presentation. for today's report i'm going to be discussing statistics, major accomplishments, press, and major upcoming activities. there's a report in your binder and also a report on the table for the audience. statistics nominations we received ten in august, 13 since the beginning of the fiscal year which was july 1, and 91 since the program started. applications received nine in august, 13 since the fiscal year began and 52 program total. and just so you know sometimes we received nominations without applications or vice versa so that number is not always the same. application fees we received $300 in august, $50 per application. $500 since the beginning of the fiscal year and $2,000 program total. applications reviewed by the historic preservation commission. ten in august, 19 this fiscal year, and 19 since the program began. and applications reviewed by the small business

commissioner mark dwight. >> here. >> commissioner william ortiz-cartagena is abstent. commissioner irene yee riley. >> here. >> commissioner mar mar. >> here. >> you have a 84 up. item number 2 our presenter is not here yet and would you like to move to item 3. >> yes please. >> all right. we will call item 3 forward. general public comment. allows the members of the public to comment on generally on matters that are within the small business commission's jurisdiction but not for today's calendar and items for commission's future consideration. >> do we have any public comments today. seeing none public comment is closed. >> >> item 4 is a presentation and public action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors for a resolution authorizing for office of small business to expend grants funds in the amount of $100,000 to disdurs grants at the qualified legacy business who apply for the business assistance grant between october 1, 2016 and december 15, 2016 and we have regina dick-endrizzi. >> members you talked about this grant and this resolution is for the off

it's about dwight d. high hour, john f. kennedy. three speeches within days of each other that essentially changed the world and transition of power. this book comes out january 10th right before another transition of power in january 2017. >> congratulations it's about a subject that is not well known and i can't wait to read it. i'm not sure i will buy it first. [ laughter ] >> i will sign yours. >> mine is still available. >> i knew we had to get it in. a group of nfl players shows us the little things that matter. ♪ ... >>> finally tonight, players with the tennessee titans made a little boy's day at a recent day against the detroit lions. watch as wesley woodard and other titans show some love to a fan. >> put your hand out. >> what's up, buddy? >> what's up big man. >> hi. hi. >> mean joe green commercial way back when. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special "sl report," fair, balanced and unafraid. no online show tonight. it's been a long couple of days. i'm going to head home. "on the rec

i said 'dwight, come on, it's gonna be a long day, four days before christmas.' he said, 'no, i'm reading this the president and he wants to help on the drug program and that's what you work on.'" "you gotta understand this was the early '70s. 1970. and there was a big drug influence that was really, it was generated a lot by certain types of rock music. it was advocating and he felt real responsible." "but what he was saying was, 'if i'm the king of rock and roll, then i should do something about this image.'" "just to get elvis over to the effort, because he walked in the door and he looked at the eagles engraved in the ceiling and eagles engraved in the carpets in the floor, and i knew it sort of overwhelmed him. 'i'm a poor boy from tupelo, mississippi and i'm here in the oval office of the president of the united states.'" "and he had wanted a federal narcotics badge. which they had turned him down. but nixon didn't and he gave it to him." "the president said, 'get him a badge. i want him to have one.' elvis is overcome and he steps forward and he grabs the

dwight mazzone-- is the chairman of the clark county republican party. he organized this watch party at neche in townsquare. the crowd here was fired up over the donald's performance. : " i think he's gotten into a groove, he's starting to talk the way peop talk. he's giving solutions. i think the american people are looking for change" congresswoman dina titus-- disagrees. she joined us via skype... after watching the debate. she thinks hillary clinton was tonight's clear winner. : " it was just an outstanding performance by hilary clinton she showed she had the depth of knowledge, the experience, the tempermant to be president and that's what she needed to do." and while democrats and republicans may hold tight to their opinions--- believing trump out on top tonight-- "i like the anwsers that donald's giving.. in my mind, i'm very republican, i think hillary stumbled a few times" "i think she pushed some of his buttons when she started talking about some of his problems right off the bat" one thing they can agree on -- tonight has them fired up for the

good afternoon president dwight and members of the commission. kanishka karunaratne. the item is legislation to allow an extension of limited live permit hours in the union straight neighborhood commercial disterability. existing laws allows this receive rive performance from 24 entertainment. these permits known as llp allow a business to offer live performance as a secondary purpose until 10. they are issued to restaurants and bars with live music. after have ing a llp for a year they can extend to 11 p.m. the entertainment commission may grant requests if there are no significant public safety or nuisance concerns relate today the establishment or llp. the ordinance allows llp holders in the union street neighborhood commercial district to apply to extend from 10 to 11 p.m. as they would be able to dine a majority of the city commercial corridors. there is only one llp holder, it is bus stop bar and they have had no complaints since having their llp issued a year ago. we hope your support this legislation so the good neighbor business has a chance to extend perform

it's about dwight d. high hour, john f. kennedy. three speeches within days of each other that essentially changed the world and transition of power. this book comes out january 10th right before another transition of power in january 2017. >> congratulations it's about a subject that is not well known and i can't wait to read it. i'm not sure i will buy it first. [ laughter ] >> i will sign yours. >> mine is still available. >> i knew we had to get it in. a group of nfl players shows us the little things that matter. ♪ ♪ .allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. it's good to be in, good hands. you're not a firefighter, if you don't fight fires. or a coach, if you don't coach. and you can't be our leader, if you don't lead. our next president needs to take action on social security, or future generations could lose up to $10,000 a year. we're working hard, what about you? hey candidates, do your jobs. keep social security strong. >>> finally tonight, pl

nicolet high school is honoring long-time and recently retired swim coach, dwight davis.coach davis will be presented with a plaque for his long to nicolet and nicolet's swim program. the presenation takes place at six o'clock the high the indian summer festival is this weekend at the summerfest grounds. the festival is celebrating it's 30th anniversary. it runs friday through sunday and tickets cost ( toss to weather ) just an isolated shower is possible on saturday but it sunday will be mostly sunny and seasonably cool with highs at at&t, we believe in access. ne to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. thanks for joining us at 4-30. the news continues with live at five. next. i-t-t tech shuts down all campuses across the country.. so what's next for stu

dwight says his consumption has not changed and wants to understand his bill. this boirld woman says her bill went up five times her normal changed too. >> we were 88 degrees today. tomorrow pleasantly so, 77. in the 70s through monday. tuesday cooler still. >> thanks for watching. >> enjoy your thursday evening. ,, ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. r whatever you're trying to master. sheldon cooper's descent into madness... day two. it's 2:25 a.m., and i feel the urge to urinate. my normal urination time is 7:10 a.m., but here i am, in the middle of the night, struggling to keep my mind sharp a matter of time before my tenuous grasp on reality fades. i suppose i should pee while i still know what a toilet is. (hums tune) (repeats tune) (repeats tune) since when do you hum songs? what are you talking about? you were just humming. are you sure? it makes noise. how does your brain feel about calculating the surface tension of the domain walls? let's see. (begins tune) hey!

. >>> dwight hall says his meter was replaced by xcel energy earlier this month but now his bill has gone up triple the amount. >> we didn't change anything. and that part helped him read the usage. when meters are replaced customers end up with a spike in their bill because the power used during the time has been accounted for. >> i called customer service and talked to one person up there and their answer was baufkly there's nothing they could do. >> he shows us how for the past two years his usage is the same month to to month and the bill never they will now find the old meter to make sure the kilo watts are changed out. >> this woman's bill in boulder jumped five times after a meter change. >> if i'm hardly using my lek tris si now and it's almost 200 $200, what will it be like in january? >> paul says he wants to understand his bill. >> i pay will pay for what i use. being able to explain why it jumped. >> this could be a problem for other homeowners especially now as we get into the colder weather months. >>> now part two in testimony from the wells fargo of ceo. he answered t

. >> reporter: dwight says his meter was replaced by xcell earlier this month. now his bill has gone up triple the amount. >> we didn't add any new equipment. we didn't change anything. >> reporter: failed. they replaced the meter. the meters are replaced and customers can end up with a spike in their bill because of the power used during that time being accounted for. >> i called customer service and talked to one person and their answer was that there was nothing they could do. >> reporter: that's when hall called cbs4 he shows us how for the past two years, his usage is pretty much the same month to fluctuated. they will now find the old meter to make sure the kill watts were record correctly. we covered a similar story last month with this woman in boulder. >> if i'm hardly using my electricity now and it's almost $200, what will it be like in december and january? >> reporter: xcel says they're looking into the concern. paul just wants to understand his bill. >> i pay for what i use. i don't have a problem with that. being able to explain why it did jump. >

tonight nicolet high school is honoring longtime and recently retired swim coach dwight davis.davis retired earlier this davis retired earlier this year and will be presented with a plaque for his achievements before tonight's girl's swim meet versus grafton. current students, alumni and local families are invited to join a new t-v series focusing on the founders of milwaukee's famous motorcycle-maker... harley-davidson.. is hitting primetime television tonight . the show is called harley and the davidsons.the show's creators used the harley davidson museum as a research center -- and allowed the davidson family to davidson family to preview parts of the script. bill davidson... the great grandson of one of the founders of the company... says the business has come a long way since it was started more than 1-hundred years ago. when you think back about those humble beginnings those four founders working in a 10 by 15 wooden shed in the backyard of my great great grandparents its amazing to see that shed we have a replica here on the museum grounds and then know what our company is today you

and then there's this one pairing tom with dwight from "the office." >> tha >> oh, the internet. i read this great tweet today. it said "if tom can't rock the haircut no one can rock the haircut." >> he looks 17 years old. >> that's a whole lot. thanks, keltie. >> straight ahead -- whose celebrity daughter officially joined queen bey's hive? we've got the buzz. >> i feel like people make mistakes. >> and housewife luann forgives her cheating fiance. we let him set the record straight on the scandal. that's not the truth. >> then, inside princess diana's lasting legacy. 19 years after her death, how her son is still struggling. >> plus, is frazier crane heading back to boston? kelsey grammer weighs in on a "cheers" reunion. >> well, you know, i could see it. >> it's all next. >>> tomorrow on "the insider" -- before "bridget jones's baby" is due, renee zellweger looks back on her remarkable career. >> what advice would you give yourself? >> oh, goodness. >>> plus -- >> ding dong. the better hair? >> oh, wow. >>> then -- >> she's a regular girl. who has a dream. >> inside the new se

this is dwight eisenhower. somedy else who hopes to be riding in an inaugural limousine in january, donald trump. he will be in novi. moments ago he was at the gerald ford museum in grand rapids. a new poll out today shows hillary clinton maintaining a healthy seven-point lead. in a few hours she's expected to go after trump at her next event after trump's morning twitter tirade against alicia machado. she is now calling trump's accusations of a sex tape false on instagram. at 3:00 in the morning on twitter he lashed out again at machado. he's previously called her over weight and miss piggy. today it is allegations, unfounded we should add, of a sex tape. machado responding on her instagram account calling it false. take a look at the trump tweet and machado's response on instagram. she said the republican candidate insists on demoralizing women. >> he believes in a strong man approach. he stood on stage and described a hopeless, broken nation. i'm sorry. i'm looking at you. i don't see that. >> we have report

dwight soper remembers a very different scene a few days ago when he came to pick up some bird feed. "yeah, i would've had to have a boat. and i didn't have a boat. the road was flooded and i the rim. they're cleaning up-but not back to business as usual just yet. "we're a week behind now, so hard on me, because i'm just a small business. but luckily, she's had some help from some kind friends. "nonstop, the community, oh my gosh. they're over here every five minutes. what can i help you with? you know." and she says her employees have been working around the clock we've got you covered, live in gilbertville, elizabeth amanieh...kwwl news. cedar river milling is a family owned business that's been there for nearly 20 years. still standing- surviving two floods. flooding conditions -- affecting farmers across the state at a very important time as many of you know. take a look at this video from twitter shot in forest city in northern iowa. this is a seed specialist and f harvest corn. still lots of water in his field -- and fields across eastern iowa tonight. the town of waverly is dr

. >> reporter: franklin roosevelt, harry truman, dwight eisenhower would also hold rallies featuring famous names. >> the amount of time the person spends in washington means nothing unless that person is accountable. >> reporter: oprah winfrey campaigned for president obama. not much has changed for the 2016 fight for the white >> i'm here for donald trump. >> reporter: actress laverne cox attended a hillary clinton rally. the appearance on fox business for trump. jamie lee curtis campaigned for hillary clinton here on saturday making calls from the headquarters in tempe. >> i need to get skin in the game. my feet, my phone picking up where my mouth is. >> i don't think it works in arizona to bring in a hollywood actor or actress to help your cause. it feels insulting. >> reporter: stan barnes not a fan of celebrity endorsements. in fact, he says they can backfire. >> i, as a voter, don't want an actor for instance, who fakes it me who i should vote for. >> reporter: barnes feels the seal of approval by celebrities can do more harm than good even though throughout history, celebriti

good afternoon president dwight and members of the commission. kanishka karunaratne. the item is legislation to allow an extension of limited live permit hours in the union straight neighborhood commercial disterability. existing laws allows this receive rive performance from 24 entertainment. these permits known as llp allow a business to offer live performance as a secondary purpose until 10. they are issued to restaurants and bars with live music. after have ing a llp for a year they can extend to 11 p.m. the entertainment commission may grant requests if there are no significant public safety or nuisance concerns relate today the establishment or llp. the ordinance allows llp holders in the union street neighborhood commercial district to apply to extend from 10 to 11 p.m. as they would be able to dine a majority of the city commercial corridors. there is only one llp holder, it is bus stop bar and they have had no complaints since having their llp issued a year ago. we hope your support this legislation so the good neighbor business has a chance to extend perform

officials say 42-year-old dwight brown, his son, 21-year- old denzel brown and a 50-year- old woman were shot multiple times. right now police say the victims were targeted and the community at large is not in danger. there is a $3,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> testimony resumes today for a man accused of trying to kill an armored truck driver in altamonte springs. marcus rivera last october outside of a crowded publix and snatched the bag he was carrying stuffed with $5,000. in court yesterday the victim didn't watch the surveillance video of the robbery. instead he stared at his accused attacker. he later described how he was ambushed from behind. he says with no time to grab his done. mcgee's cell phone where he searched local news sites for stories about the robbery. they say he checked one news story 12 times. >>> a that state attorney's office will investigate the death of lavonia riggins. his death triggered several protests. the deputy who shot riggins says riggins was reaching for something. riggins pe unarmed. >>> worshippers will go back to the fort p

i think for a million bucks, it will be dwight -- quite an amazing treehouse. she will start her show on october 27th in the planetarium. et they start at $55. >> after she took to the stage the first time, it was over. i know all of the contestants are so talented. >> captivated. >> simon cowell said she's the next taylor swift. >> having her own show. >>> you know who has their own show is chloe beardsley? >> yes. you are filling in for kevin there for thursday night lights. >> it was a lot of fun. sweating. it will only get warmer. the warming trend will continue. we're gonna take you outside. wall-to-wall sunshine. if i had a dollar for every time i said that, but it's true. earlier here's how hot it got. most of the neighborhoods in the 90s. we're warming up quite a bit all across the comparison with 93 for sunrise and southeast and we'll see slightly warmer weather headed our way. checking in with a few of our weather stations, 84 at the insperada. and in spring valley, 88 degrees at the moment. the of -- the rest of us lingering until 80s. very calm cond

dwight clark! >> that was a big thrill working with hank stram and joe montana and dwight clark and dallas and yeah, it was a great moment. wonderful moment for me. and on that game, it was so good feeling to me that when i got on the airplane, i said, you know, i quit. [ laughter ] >> i quit football. i made up my mind that was such a good game to walk away on i didn't want to do another game so i see didn't. >> reporter: ha ha! perfect segue here. cowboys star receiver dez bryant not expected to play against the 49ers sunday. after a hairline fracture in the knee. he skipped an initial mri and two team meetings this week leaving his coach sounding like a broken record. >> i'm not excusing his behavior. we addressing. we solve it. we move on. >> is he clear on how uncomfortable a position he created for others? >> we just address it, solve it and move on. >> were you in a position where you had to suggest that you were evaluating the mri. >> this is what happened. this is how we handled it. and no

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in the next inning with a runner on, dwight smith junior smacks a single to right. that brings home jason to give the fisher cats a 2-1 lead. on a base hit, and new hampshire wins that are final game by 3-1. fisher cats finish the season with 69 wins, 73 losses, fourth in their division. the patriots had the day off, practiced yesterday. no number 12 though, tom brady is now serving that four-game suspension. for everyone else it's do your job, because this is game week, no more preseason. the patriots open the regular season sunday night in arizona against a very good cardinals team. hand full in his first start and his receivers know it. >> what i can do is just go out and try to do my job to the best of my ability, prepare myself to put myself in the situation to, you know, wherever jimmy, when ever he calls your number, you're there. >> now we kick it up a notch and a sense of urgency goes up and this is a very good season now, this counts. there's no preon these games mean everything and we're going to be ready to prepare and get ready for this game. reporter:

dwight d. eisenhower, john f. kennedy ? ? johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan ? ? bush, clinton, bush, obama ? it's a mouthful for sure. >> impressive, and you didn't just recite the names, but you >> they did. it was kind of a way to get them involved, and the final question is kind of an intense point. so, i think it kind of broke up the mood and made everyone more relaxed. >> what gave you the idea to sing the presidents song? >> well, i actually learned how to do that in seventh grade. my history teacher used to bring his guitar to class to help us remember information, because it's so much easier to remember it in a song. so, it was just something cool and fun that i remembered i could do, and it just made me stan of the cond out from the restte. >> stand out, you did. what's it like to hear your name announced as the winner as miss teen usa? >> it's a very crazy moment, a very exciting and surreal moment for sure. i always dreamed of it, but i never really thought it would happen. a year ago today, i would have never imagined being in the final two and hearin

today.coach dwight davis retired earlier this year.and today the school and community will celebrate his achievements. he'll be presented with a plaque for his dedicated service to the swim program.the community- including current students, alumni and families- will join in on the celebration tonight...it's at 6 ahead of the girls swim meet. today is the ?final tuesday?... you get in for ?free? at "boerner botanical gardens" in hales corners. corners.you can check out the ?flourishing garden spaces?... or the "herb garden." garden."the free day is from eight this morning until dusk. coming up---a ?chilling sight? for a child in north carolina. we'll tell you... what she saw. saw. and... music is bringing people together in louisiana... as they try to rebuild their lives after making news around the nation... a creepy clown sighting in north carolina has people on edge in ?two? states. a little girl says she heard strange noises coming from a wooded area in her winston-salem neighbhorhood over the weekend. weekend.she and a group of friends went to find out what it was... and that's w

side of life♪ ♪keep on the sunny side ♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪ >>> dwightt, billy wilson would be on that list, and jean washington was way up on that list. >> faith, by definition, it's something that is felt with strong conviction without tangible everyday of its existence. many claim to have it, but how do we attain it? it can't be held. it can't be sold, but it can be passed down. faith is invaluable to those who feel it. how is it that this belief can unite us regardless of our

dwight d. eisenhower, john f. kennedy ? ? johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan ? ? bush, clinton, bush, obama ? it's a mouthful for sure. >> impressive, and you didn't just recite the names, but you also asked the audience to clap along. it was kind of a way to get them involved, and the final question is kind of an intense point. so, i think it kind of broke up the mood and made everyone more relaxed. >> what gave you the idea to sing the presidents song? >> well, i actually learned how to do that in seventh grade. my history teacher used to bring his guitar to class to help us remember information, because it's so much easier to remember it in a song. so, it was just something cool and fun that i remembered i could do, and it just made me stand out from the rest of the contestts >> stand out, you did. what's it like to hear your name announced as the winner as miss teen usa? >> it's a very crazy moment, a very exciting and surreal moment for sure. i always dreamed of it, but i never really thought it would happen. a year ago today, i would have never imagined bein

we have heard about the january farewell address of dwight eisenhower. put that one up there on the wall. we'll come back to that one. i want to go to dick nixon. who had the articles of impeachment been exercised, he would have been impeached and removed from office but he decided to re-sign instead. dick has two things he does. he vetoes and forces the congress to pass over his veto the war powers resolution. let's just admit what the war powers resolution is. it is a pucilanimous, cowardly statement by the congress of the united states that we are abandoning at least part of our war power in the constitution. you can go to war any time you want to. you just have to report to us every now and then or we might cut off the purse. it is so frivolous that the current president isn't even exercising it. then, what does dick do, as was referred to earlier today, he forms the gates commission and determines that the draft, strictly for political reasons on nixon's part, is no longer necessary. all those people who kept him in the white house, he couldn't get

. >> you think back to dwight eisenhower being asked about richard nixon in the 1960 election about his contributions to his administration. he famously said give me some time, i'll get back to you. clearly president obama is all in for hillary clinton. i think it bears mentioning that the incumbent presidential party has been rewarded with a third term three times in the last 100 years and barack obama took that stage today with poll numbers showing him with an approval rating at 58%. that's nearing the level of approval rating that ronald reagan was at in the 1988 election where george hubbert walker bush became the third example of the incumbent president's party getting that third term. the speech was just brilliant. it was funny. he's a world-class political athlete and i think one of the examples in the speech he starts talking about the foundation, which is so be-devilled in the clinton campaign, he goes you want to talk about foundations, you have the clinton foundation that saved the lives of millions of people and you have donald trump's foundation and here you have a foundati

he has not been in public office and essentially a newcomer, even more than if you compare him to dwight eisenhower, who had not run for public office, but had really been in public service most of his life. really, the phenomenon with trump is none of this has been sticking yet because he is new to this particular arena, and this agreement a very particular arena that kind of faith these overarching narratives that tend to follow politicians there -- through their lives. host: with donald trump's empire, what is known about it? historye other cases in but they have had significant business dealings and questions have come about conflicts of interest? guest: i would say yes. this is not very new in american politics. look back at kennedy. his father had lots of money and there were questions raised when he was running about the holdings. we did not have the financial disclosures and regulations in place. the roosevelts are very wealthy. was -- time, it you compare that to a harry truman who was seen as comparatively poor. it was a significant contrast in american politics. but this notio

bush and dwight eisenhower is barack obama. i do not think any republicans, even in the primary -- even george h.w. bush's son talked more about his brother than his father when it came to american foreign policy. and that's very telling. but it gets to this issue of exceptionalism. obama of course has been criticized since his first year in office of being an apologist for america, talking the united states down. i'm sure we'll hear another round of this in the next few days as folks read the news of the speech he gave earlier today in laos where he talked about the intensive bombing campaign the united states conducted against laos in the early 1970's, dropping more bombs on the small southeast asian country than we did in tonnage over germany and japan during world war ii. and as a way to talk about the hardship of that country, but also really to talk about our role and responsibility today in trying to help that country. and many of his critics will say this is just another example of him apologizing for the united states.

next inning with a runner on dwight smith jr. smacks a single to right bringing home one to give the fisher cats a 2-1 lead. they would get another run in the 7th on a base hit by rainel rosario and new hampshire wins their last game by a final of 3-1. the fisher cats finish the season with 69 wins 73 losses and forth in their division. the patriots had the day o game suspension. so for everyone else, it is do your job, because this is game week. no more preseason. the patriots open the regular season sunday night in arizona against a very good cardinals team. jimmy garoppolo will have his hands full in his first career start, and his receivers know it. >> what i can do is go out and whenever he calls were number, you are there. >> we kind of kick it up a notch, and it goes up, and this is the regular season. discounts. there is no preseason anymore. these games mean everything. we are going to be ready to prepare and get ready for this game. mike: the final round of the deutsche bank championship at tpc boston, in norton massach