eleanor: no. and then he's in the middle of the diplomacy to try to bring about a cease-fire in syria and get us working on the same page with the russians. he's had a terrific year. tom: my person is the unnamed c.i.a. muslim clandestine officer who is not getting enough credit but is taking great risk. clarence: i have to go along with pat on donald trump because dominated the politics. john: 2015's person of the year is f.b.i. director james comey. a defender of the law enforcement on criminal justice policies. macropredictions. i predict 2016 will be a year of upheaval and realignment across the world. china's economy will continue to sputter. commodity exporting countries will suffer. europe's growth will remain flat lined. the u.s. will plug along at under 3% growth. geo politically, brace for the eruption of long simmering disputes and tectonic shifts along alliances. next week, join us for the "the mclaughlin group"'s 2015 year end awards part two. we need an internet that can do more. we

john: eleanor? eleanor: what trump is saying and doing now and catching fire gasoline on the fire of what isis is trying to do. the chairman of president house homeland security committee had a breakfast with reporters this week and he said isis is 50,000 strong, 20,000 i guess you could say indedge in -- in digenous, 30,000 from like 100 countries around the world and their main recruiting device is through the internet. they've young, they're savvy. they've mastered all the dark portions of the internet and we can't -- they've created encrypted applications, we can't go after them and their mental is, one, come to syria and join the jad, or, two, fight where you are. so the newspaper battlefield is social media and i think you are going to see hillary clinton in her speech i think it's on tuesday where she's going to outline her strategy to fight isis to sort of, let's get the heads of the social figure out what kind of tools we have 0 -- so that their sites aren't used just as open recruiting sta

i think like most eleanor roosevelt i would have to agree it is eleanor roosevelt but they realized timeng. anything can happen in a moment. your husband could die be shot, resigned anything, you have this opportunity you make a change, people people are going to like you and hate you no matter what. because of the way you look, because of what you say because of everything. you have to say hack with it and use the time to get it done. those those are ben the game changer. >> i want to say thank you tart panelist has been a visible enough my colleague mark reasonably back there. his executive producer for first lady series and helped with all the clips and the video and pictures. so thank you very much [applause]. so far c-span audience, sorry but for those of us here get to have dessert and coffee, you will have to find your own. i'd like to invite on behalf of c-span anyone who is able to stay after will have a book signing and i have to say that i make they feel rather embarrassed to say by my book but if you want to buy it all the proceeds go to the c-span education foundation. we us

[applause] eleanor said one day to me, she called me.e something -- turned 80, i was still playing tennis and riding horses in virginia and living the life. and then things began to happen to me with health issues. and my mother, bless her heart, lived to be 100 years old. and she said to me, just keep moving. don't give up. hang in there. do what you can. but don't stop. keep going. and i've tried to listen to her. as best i can. and eleanor called one day when i wasn't feeling too good. and i said eleanor, i don't know if i'm going to be able to make it. and she says, senator, you can't die before the congressional gold medal. [laughter] so i've kept my political promise to you, eleanor. [applause] like all of you, i wish i could call all of your names and have you rise and i would love to hug you and kiss you and so many things. you're friends. i love you so much. you're part of my family and extended part of the family. and i wish all of that could happen. but obviously it can't. but i want you to know how i am truly appreciative tha

it's eleanor roosevelt. eleanor, of course, is married to fdr in 1920 when he's running for vice president. in '48 she's just become the ex-first lady, and she is not wild about harry. and her two sons really don't like him. and harry tells one of them off in los angeles to his face. and in 1960 she's not too crazy about jack kennedy either. i mean, kennedy will grow on her. but up to that point, she's, she loves adlai madly, remember that? but in 1920 i think she comes off fairly well in all those three books. but in 1928 i was surprised that she did not, she was acting very strangely, and she was very conflicted about franklin's run for the presidency. and the betrayal part of the book, she still feels betrayed by franklin's affair with her social secretary in 197-- 1917. she's emotionally damaged goods. and, of course, even before her marriage to franklin she comes from a really kind of gothic childhood. she's the real poor little rich girl where her father was an alcoholic, and her mother was beautiful.

s eleanor holmes norton visiting there morning. derrick ward has more. >> keith ellison is one of two muslim members of congress. in the wake of the backlash from the attacks and the way things have been going amid some of the religions in the world and certainly this country, he calls for a gesture of reaching out, of peace and of tolerance. he's asking members to attend mosques in their own home districts or here in the district just in the back door of congress. delegate eleanor holmes norton, congressman don buy, keith ellison and joseph crowley among those who have taken them upon that offer when it comes to prayers later today. they'll be in attendance. again, this is reaching out in a gesture of peace and tolerance. of course, this mosque back on december 23rd was the scene of intolerance when a man came and damaged the fence. a few days before that another man went into the mosque and started shouting epithets. they hope to extort of reverse that whole process or at least that trend with their attendance here later today. w

. >> reporter: eleanor garrett is talking about her recent bout of bad luck. she and her daughter jennifer who suffers from a serious health condition found themselves behind on rent and unable to pay mounting medical bills. just this week they were evicted from their home and with noplace to go, they were forced to live on the street. >> it was very cold and it was very wet. >> reporter: ridley officer corporal jason mcdevitt saw the family camped outside this ray more and flanagan yesterday. >> she just looked to be hungry and thirsty. >> reporter: in normal circumstances this would have been a routine stop. but the ladies touched his heart so he decided to help. >> i went to wawa also got them a couple drinks, couple sandwiches, something to eat for the rest of the day. some hot soups 'cause they were definitely cold. >> reporter: but the story of a good deed doesn't end there. in this case it turned out to be one that will show just how far a community will go to reach out to those who need it most. a passerby saw corporal mcdevitt helping the family and s

the beauty was sort of approach to eleanor.nd her father, absentee, gigantic, he dies falling out of the window. and he does she love? the father. then she has sent away to europe. first she is with her parents and her grandmother. you can, can you? she comes a catches up quickly. she is hurt by that is elected governor coincidental. that she says what do i care that would us. people get misquoted. but if she did strip the same damn thing. and her actions in 1932 are not part of the campaign. missing a very key points. and even threatening the runoff. so at that point i am almost sympathetic in terms of their -- her attitude. she does not want to ride down on the train with everyone watching the inauguration. she wants to write separately in a car. and finally franklin goes no , you are runningwriting on the train. you know, this is the inauguration. so she goes off to mourn just before the inauguration she used to set at rock creek park because that is where she went when she found out. mercer rutherford. very damaged goods sh

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>> i think it should be eleanor roosevelt or harriet tubman. >> well, like -- i don't know. i'm sure they'll pick anyone good. >> i think eleanor roosevelt should be on the $10 bill. >> i know -- i'd nominate my mom. i feel like she's a good, strong figure. >> [ laughs ] every mother should have such a loving son. and while many of us may want to nominate our own moms, the treasury is looking for women who've had more of a, let's say, historical impact, particularly and one more thing -- they can't still be living. currently on the $10 bill is alexander hamilton. whether he'll be replaced by or joined by a woman is still up in the air. by the way, women haven't always been given short shrift on our paper money. more than 100 years ago, the treasury printed bills sporting pictures of pocahontas and martha washington. since then, the only women celebrated on our currency were on coins. but as bob dylan wrote, "the times, they are a-changin'." and frankly, it's about time. with "speak of the week," i'm eric. >> global warming is melting the sea ice in the arctic, and that's put

eleanor, thank you so much. joe, thank you. i know if we continue this conversation, we could go for another hour. thank you for your time. i appreciate it. >>> coming up next on nbc10 "@ issue," you heard them say a push for tourists. we'll tell you about changes that are making it easier for foreign visitors to get here. plus, we'll talk about that democratic national convention. >>> this summer thousands of visitors will hit the streets of philadelphia when the city hosts the democratic national convention. combine that with the recent visit from pope francis and you have a city on the rise. joining me, julie, incoming president and ceo of the philadelphia convention and visitors bureau. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to recognize this. you were the first african-american woman in the country to head a major convention and visitors bureau. first off, congratulations. >> thank you. >> number two, how does that impact your job? >> it is not lost on me that i am in a seat of responsibility, and

rita: this is a question for you eleanor. how do we make sure that story of diversity in the feminist movement? smeal: the word someection vality, people might not know the word, but you have to see people in all their dimensions. integration of all the issues. none of us are one-dimensional. i wouldn't get used to being the only one. make sure you bring others and. in. if you want to institutionalize maybe there should be a permanent committee that is responsible for inclusion. there may be one. make sure that you never describe any human being as one-dimensional. it worries me that part of our lives are lost. example, i don't know a woman's rights leader of my age or even a little younger that wasn't extremely active in the civil rights movement. social justice movements are intertwined. a lot of people see her only as the united farm workers representative. she is a leading feminist. if that is all she did, that would be exhausting. but she does so much else. the intertwining should not be forgotten in everything that you

>> i think it should be eleanor roosevelt or harriet tubman. >> well, like -- i don't know. i'm sure they'll pick anyone good. >> i think eleanor roosevelt should be on the $10 bill. >> i know -- i'd nominate my mom. i feel like she's a good, strong figure. >> [ laughs ] loving son. and while many of us may want to nominate our own moms, the treasury is looking for women who've had more of a, let's say, historical impact, particularly on democracy. and one more thing -- they can't still be living. currently on the $10 bill is alexander hamilton. whether he'll be replaced by or joined by a woman is still up in the air. by the way, women haven't always been given short shrift on our paper money. more than 100 years ago, the treasury printed bills sporting pictures of pocahontas and martha washington. since then, the only women celebrated on our currency were on coins. but as bob dylan wrote, "the times, they are a-changin'." and frankly, it's about time. with "speak of the week," i'm eric. >> global warming is melting the sea ice in the arctic, and that's putting animals like

it's eleanor roosevelt of course. it's fdr when he's running for vice president in 48 and she is not wild about harry and her two sons really don't like him. in 1960, she's not too crazy about jack kennedy either. kennedy will grow on her butt up to that point, she loves madly. i think that she comes off fairly well. but i was surprised that she did not. she was acting very strangely and was very conflicted about franklin run for the presidency and the betrayal part of the book she still feels betrayed by franklin with the social secretary. she's emotionally very damaged. and even before the marriage to franklin she comes from a really kind of gothic child. she is a poor little rich girl where her father was an alcoholic and her mother was beautiful and i think her beauty was sort of a reproach | eleanor and her father was an absentee drug addict and a drunk and die is falling out of the window of his mistresses house and who does she love? the father but not the mother and then she sent away to europe. first she's wi

for once i agree with eleanor, we have so many people.ee people one up and down, donald, ben carson, ted cruz, he said going to keep doing like that until they have the first election, once they have the cabss, that kind of stuff, then you'll start seeing people move out, you know, you're going to have the guys the at the little boy's table start dropping off, you know, that kind of stuff. that's what's going to happen. this still too soon until we get that first vote. >> the caucus is very important. a lot of these people that are attending these rallys with donald trump and all, if you notice, donald trump brings a lot of celebrities to events and you have to worn are people coming to see donald, to see his family? you know. >> it's both. >> to see the celebrity but will they vote for him? that has not been proven thing >> we take a look at new hampshire. numbers came out chris crime scene. >> you just don't know, it's going to be up and down and how their people will infiltratinin. i hate to say this, eleanor is correct. this is about

eleanor in south carolina. eleanor! >> caller: hey! i have calumet. do i buy, sell or hold? >> i think that yield is unsustainable. i think you should take some off the table. kathy! >> booyah, jim, with crab cakes from maryland. >> just a second, i have the seasoning. >> first data corp. >> you got that company like a mastercard. we don't need no first datacorp, we got mastercard. that's what we're going to could. ben in texas. ben! >> caller: booyah and merry christmas. >> what's up, partner? >> at&t 5% yield and a good outlook next year. is it time to buy? >> i'm with you. i know most aren't. the stock's been a total -- but they boosted the dividend. that's fine with me. it's steady eddie. i think eventually directv will work it and will go higher. joshua? >> caller: buy, sell or hold on shopify? i like that stock. it's really down a lot. >> let's go to osben in tennessee. >> caller: merry christmas to you and happy hanukkah to you and the staff. thank you for your great work for the small investor. my question is about alcoa. >> alcoa will not start going higher until we

delegate eleanor holmes-norton said the new and the enhanced fence isn't cutting it. the white house fence jumper is back in connecticut but the furor he fawned with the antics roiledded washington. >> he cleared a fence none of us believed he could clear it. with a flag around him and something in his teeth. stephen: today she summoned leaders to capitol hill to inform them that the latest escapade to top the white house fence is a clear sign something more needs to be done. those present told her they are working on it. >> i am quite reassured because i think we will see some adjustments in the temporary fence. and they are going to take their time. we asked them to take their time and get it right. stephen: the sharp barriers didn't much to slow caput obon thanksgiving -- caput on thanksgiving but she believes the final fence will be an adequate obstacle. >> it will be unpenetrable. stephen: few details about what the replacement fence will look like. but it will have to adhere to this victorian look to not mar the general appearance of the white house. reporting l

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would have been especially engrossing for eleanor who the notorious rvg of her time for women's rights and social justice. allen or face so much hostility that her critics probably would have considered her, notorious two kinds of words for her. justice ginsburg sees the connection. she has a statue of the greatest first lady and supreme court chambers and to respond to an interviewer's questions about women should get -- in a state criminal justice she invoked eleanor roosevelt wise advice. what those words revealed to me is the steely determination to rbg's successful career and a book about her having such a big impact especially on women. you have terminal when she entered harvard law school in 1956 he was one of just nine in a class of 500 and it surely one of the low points in our history being asked of those women why they thought they were right to take the place is that men have had. the enthusiasm for justice ginsburg takes many imaginative forms. the people are setting her some cream cord dissents music and making them into videos are routinely go viral. her image usually we

eleanor holmes norton strongly opposed that plan. >>> the billboard for blackstone shooting sport hasture of santa staring down an assault rifle. the sign reads santa knows what you really want. community members have had mixed reactions. >>> the "news4" i-team uncovers new information about the white house fence. it could be several years before permanent changes are made to better secure it. they broke news that spikes would be installed like the ones we saw. a spokesperson for eleanor holmes norton said the speaks are being tested to see if they're more effective. >>> today family and friends will stay good-bye to a police officer who was killed in that attack. thousands of people are expected at garrett swasey's funeral. police say robert lewis dear killed swayze and two civilians at that clinic last week. dear could face the death penalty if convicted here. officer swasey was 44 years old. >>> you shared this next story quickly on your facebook page. it's about a loyal dog and owner who needed help. there's an uplifting story. wednesday cruise rolled up to see the dog standing gu

it would've been engrossing for eleanor who one might say the notorious rbg of her time, example of what a patient, sadly, tireless defender of women's rights can achieve in the face of enormous resistance. she faced so much hostility in fact that her critics probably would have considered her notorious, to kind words for. justice ginsburg sees the connection. she has a statute of the nation's greatest first lady and her supreme court chamber in response to an editor's question about whether women should get angry in the face of injustice she invokes eleanor roosevelt's wife's advice. anger, resentment, envy, these are emotions that just zap your energy. they are not productive and don't take any place, so get over it. what those words revealed to me is the steely determination, the reason a book about is having such a big impact, especially on women. we have to remember when she entered harvard law school in 1956 she was one of just nine women in a class of 500. and what is surely one of the low points in our history the school being asked of those women why they thought they were right

she's made the list 20 times now beating out eleanor roosevelt 13 and jackie kennedy five times. >> times square is definitely a hot spot on new year's eve. >> yeah, this is unreal. if you want to go there, it's going to cost you, even in places you wouldn't necessarily. the. times square chain restaurants are channeling a pretty penny for dinner thursday night. getting into the olive garden will set you back about $400 a person, and the famous bread sticks, they won't be served during the buffet dinner. appleby's, $375. ruby tuesday charging $249 a person. and tgi fridays will be $199. >> no bread sticks? no bread sticks. >> tgif then. >> well, if you have gift cards you won't use, you can bring them to target and swap them out. >> the store's trade-in values card will be swapped out for an $85 target gift card but will accept gift cards from more than 600 stores and restaurants. >>> all right, we already know that the bruins will be without david krachi on friday when they play the winter classic but now it's possible, not probable, they'll be with brad marchand after a hit like this an

massachusetts congressman joe kennedy and his wife lauren announcing the arrival of their daughter eleanor today. they plan to call her ellie and say on twitter they're grateful for all the love and support. cute baby. >>> who says christmas joy is only reserved for children? dogs love to get in on the action too. take a look. a british man had a special treat for his dog trouble. he wrapped himself under the tree. he posted the dog's reaction on facebook, and as you see here, the dog just about wagged his tail off when he finally gets the paper off and he gives his owner some slobbery kisses there. >> cute pup. >> dogs know their owners, no matter if they're covered or not, right, tom. >> absolutely. i think good news on sebastian and incredible news on head coach chip kelly. the celtics and kobe's final the what would you do with five minutes to kill, and a smart phone? check the scores. probably post a pic. text a friend. how about register to vote? really? you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts drivers license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president

this cell phone video shows 31-year- old eleanore stern kicking the officer before he throws her to the ground. the tropper falls to the floor at one point before he pulls the woman into a backroom. bring up nats. "i'm not going...i'm not going.." authorities say the fight started after the trooper asked stern to leave the building. she now faces one count of resisting arrest without violence. stern was released from jail on a 100 dollar bond. a paralympic skier who's taken home many medals for team usa became the target of thieves. you can see the thieves in this surveillance video rumaging through stephanie victor's electrontics, cars, and the medals she worked so hard to win. here's abc's marci gonzalez with details. - this is not the only video on stephani victor's mind? grinch-like thieves - caught on surveillance cameras breaking into the five-time paralympic medalist's los angeles home..?leaving little behind.. sot - stephani victor - 01:14:48:25 they went into our kitchen, starting eating ice cream out of the freezer and then slowly over the course of the evening, dismantling tv

delegate eleanor holmes norton and minnesota congresswoman betty mccollum will join about a half dozenginia lawmakers at that mosque. >>> after at mass beinger in san bernardino, there are new calls for tougher gun laws. faith leaders here in our area gathered today to pray for the shooting victims and they're asking congress to tighten gun control measures. mark segraves talked to the clergy members who say they're well aware of critics accusing them of politicizing a tragedy. >> we know where the guns come from. we know where the guns go. we know what deals out death after death after death among our families and our communities and we have come to say that we will be silent no longer. >> and therefore we've got to call on all the politicians that it's time to quit being the spineless politicians that you are and to make a stand on behalf of american people and to make a stand on behalf of our community and let's bring an end to this senseless violence now. god bless you. >> 70 faith leaders from d.c., maryland and virginia signed on to an open letter to congress today demanding toug

eleanor roosevelt did not to some people to fit in with expectations of what a woman should be, probably staying at home, raising kids, unique relationship with her husband, and she was powerful, she spoke out. it's oddly similar to hoover. there's no evidence that either were gay, but these were the common beliefs based upon stereotypes. stereotyping is not good historical evidence. anybody else? >> since you are in kansas city this evening, and kansas city is unique because we have over the last few years developed the gay and lesbian archives of america which claim to document the history of the lgbt community, in your research, did you come across any references to activism in kansas city, and i ask because those that aren't aware, the fbi has had a long presence in the kansas city area and had a very active regional office. i would be curious to see if you have any information you came across from the midwest in particular. dr. charles: nothing that comes to mind. most of the activism released in the early 1950's and into the 1960's was restricted to the west coast and east coast. b

congresswoman eleanor holmes norton called the secret service.'s going to ask joseph clancy how they can secure the white house without pushing people back from the fence. kaputo faces a misdemeanor charge. last week's jump was a form of political protests. >>> there will be added security checks at woodrow wilson high school. pictures of the weapon showed up on snap chat and students alerted teachers. the student faces charges. how the gun may have passed through metal detectors is under investigation. >>> 6:05 right now. we turn to decision 2016 as it comes to manassas later today. we expect a large crowd of supporters and quite frankly protestors. be there when donald trump and the presidential candidate speaks. this is video from a rally in new hampshire tonight. doors for tonight's event open at 5:00. you can go to trump's website to get free tickets. >>> in the district, a push for 16 weeks of paid family leave. supporters will testify in front of d.c. council this morning. this proposed law would be the most generous family leave program i

congressman joe kennedy the third announcing the birth of his daughter eleanor on twitter. he and wife lauren shared this picture of ellie thanking everyone for their love and support. she is resting very quietly near this photo. erika: she is beautiful. they are tired when they first arrive. cindy: yes, they are. too bad they don't sleep at night. this is the first little tastor winter that we had around here. the sleet in there. that was the big issue yesterday. it was very slippery yesterday morning. the highest totals coming out of southern new hampshire. concorde had 1.8 and boston officially just under one inch and that is not the latest we have seen our first measurable snow this season. that was back on january 3 in 2000. certainly late. in fact the fifth latest on record that we have gotten measurable snow. at this point last year we had almost three inches. we got a little taste of it yesterday. not expecting more snow today. you can see showers up near the canadian border. there is a little system off to the west and emily: to the south. this is going to be somew

eleanor, i would ask that you kick us off. ms. smeal: i am the president of the feminist majority. i have been active in now. i am still cochair of the advisory board. i was just thinking i just came , from seneca falls at the beginning of the month i was inducted into the women's hall of fame. a bunch of us went to seneca falls. it wasn't the first time. it was the sight of the first women's rights convention. i was struck by the importance of it in the national women's rights park there. susan b anthony's home in rochester. how important they are for an inspiration to the next generation. if you go into their homes, you see the conditions that they were working on. or example, susan b anthony didn't have electric lights. very small quarters. and from these humble beginnings they change the world. i am always struck to how little funding there is for women's history. we have to do better. i am so glad you are having this inclusion panel because they are half the universe. it has an impact on children, on the next generation but has an , impact on this generation, on all of us. you

the top contenders were...harriet lady eleanor roosevelt.. civil rights pioneer rosa parks.. girl scouts founder juliette gordon low... and humanitarian helen keller. deborah: do you know your health numbers? or even what a health number is? well, your weight is one of them...and knowing the right numbers is vital to your health. one of the numbers you need to know is your blood pressure... or the force of blood in your arteries as your heart beats. the american heart association says for the average person, blood pressure should be less than 130 over 80. the second number is your " a normal total cholesterol is probably less than 200, or so. and for triglycerides, your number should be less than 150. now, your ldl, which is often times referred to as your bad cholesterol, the goal for that is really going to depend on what other risk factors you have for development of heart disease." deborah: the third set of numbers you need to know...is your blood glucose level or hemoglobin a-1-c... the amount of sugar in your blood stream can tell a doctor if you are at risk of developi

race, a recent cnn/orc poll puts trump >>> congressman joe kennedy and his wife welcomed a new baby, eleanor kennedy was born and the congressman tweeted this picture and says she'll be known as ellie, the couple's dog remains skeptical of what will happen to his social media fame. at least the dog, you never know how they'll react. cute with the dog, she's beautiful. >>> 4:56 an out of the world recognition. >> the cape landing on a very [ music ] >> >>> well, seeing cape cod is always memorable, especially from space. >> nasa claimed this picture of the came as one of its top pictures of 2015, this was taken back in june, you can see the rest of nasa's top pictures of the year on our website, cbsboston.com. >> i happened to go through them yesterday, they're really cool, i mean, from all over the world, but the fact the cape made it, i felt was kind of a cool honor. >> seeing the cape up close and personal is great, seeing it from out of space is great. >> very neat. >>> your top stories, traffic and weather all ahead here on wbz "this morning ". >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> r

cell phone video shows eleanor stern kicking the officer as he tried to remove her from the building.he incident started after stern got into an argument with dmv employees. stern was charged with resisting arrest. she was released on $100 bond. >>> closing arguments are underway in the manslaughter trial of william porter failed to buckle freddie gray into a police car. he testified he did not know he was injured, but did tell the driver and supervise that gray wanted to go to the hospital. this morning prosecutors took aim at porter's testimony saying he did not tell the truth about the day gray died. porter is one of 6 police officers facing criminal charges in connection with gray's death. >> a man seen walking down the los angeles street firing a gun in the air was later shot and killed by sheriff's deputies. video captured the encounter saturday in the l.a. suburb of linwood. nick class robinson refused to drop the gun an walking toward a gas station where a family was in the car. many criticized the incident say that he may not have heard the command to drop his weapon. >>> tod

congresswoman eleanor norris is visiting it. a man left a fake explosive device at a mosque in falls church. >> we have much more to compton san bernardino shooting this morning including how to talk to your kids about the tragedy, the gun show coming to our area on the heels of the massacre. >>> we want to first check in on the weather with "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, eun. a great way to get your day started. eventually i'll be able to spit it out correctly. a december chill but full winter sunshine coming your way today. i have a great amounts of optimism for your weekend plans. rain chances even in the next week appear to be drying up a touch. out the door it's a cold start for december. 25rks culpeper, 40 at annapolis airport. hour-by-hour planner for today, 30s to near 40. how about 54 degrees for a high temperature. that will be nice. it will be chilly but dry for your friday night plans. the weekend looks good. good for tree shopping, good for a night on the up to and goo

i think eleanor roosevelt is amazing, absolutely amazing. one of the most important anymore the united states history. and what is covered in our textbook is a little blurb on eleanor roosevelt. >> host: is betsy ross? >> guest: i do write about her i believe her story is true. i found a reference. first of all, bravo to you and i'm thrilled know you're even teaching middle school history because too many places where we're losing that and it's really shocking that our children are not learning our history the way they should. and i will tell you that i wrote these books very much in a manner that they're readable by middle school students. i have, like, four grandchildren in middle school right now, and so i can tell you it is -- it's fun for them to read these books because they're conversational, and they're not too hard. but in terms of minority women, again, now, we have been talking about a elite women who had the ears of the founding fathers, but phyllis wheatley i do cover because she wrote about george washington and went to see him

[applause] eleanor said one day to me, she called me.something -- turned 80, i was still playing tennis and riding horses in virginia and living the life. and then things began to happen to me with health issues. and my mother, bless her heart, lived to be 100 years old. and she said to me, just keep moving. don't give up. hang in there. do what you can. but don't stop. keep going. and i've tried to listen to her. as best i can. and eleanor called one day when i wasn't feeling too good. and i said eleanor, i don't know if i'm going to be able to make it. and she says, senator, you can't die before the congressional gold medal. [laughter] so i've kept my political promise to you, eleanor. [applause] like all of you, i wish i could call all of your names and have you rise and i would love to hug you and kiss you and so many things. you're friends. i love you so much. you're part of my family and extended part of the family. and i wish all of that could happen. but obviously it can't. but i want you to know how i am truly appreciative that

. >> there has been in the deadly incident involving an mta bus in brooklyn. 62-year-old eleanor was struck and killed by at be 36 bus last night, this happened at the intersection of avenues bnd 173. the bus driver remained on the scene. just last month in india driver was charged with a deadly and run of a 70-year-old woman in cyprus hills. this incident, the driver did stay. yesterday's fatality came on the stepped-up enforcement of its vision zero initiative. officers will target enforcement new senior centers throughout the city between now and dec. 22. juliet: of 14-year-old boy arrested for vandalizing a menorah on the upper east side, charged with criminal mischief with a hate crime after police found a menorah, broken to pieces with half of its missing last sunday. police said they were able to identify the suspect who has not been identified through a tube to their crime stoppers topline. juliet: if you're getting a drone this holiday season just listen. these things drives me nuts. ben: the government will require some of you to get it registered if you get one. robert mos

among the popular contenders are harriet tubman, first lady eleanor roosevelt, rosa parks, girl scouts founder juliette gordon low and helen keller. nikki: johnston residents be on the look out for coyotes in your neighborhoods. the johnston police department released an alert earlier this week. coyotes normally leave people alone, but can present a threat to small animals, like dogs or cats. so be sure to keep an eye on your pets. if you spot a coyote please contact johnston poli ce. nikki: iowa military families are spent time today to remember veterans. hundreds of people gathered at iowa veterans cemetery in adel for a short ceremony. then, families spread out all across the area, to lay wreaths on each of the gravestones. those with relatives at the cemetery laid their wreaths first, and then added the remaining wreaths across the site. it's the eighth year for the celebration, with similar events taking place all around the country. "sgt. e-5 rudy marcinko, u.s. army(ret.): "a lot of people forget, particularly when you have an all-volunteer army now that at one serve. so, i thin

police are investigating a fatal accident involving an mta bus. 62-year-old eleanor shokena was run over by a bus in sheeps head bay. a bus making a left turn hit her as she crossed near avenue z. the accident happened just before 6:00 p.m. at the height of last night's rush hour. >> this is a tough route because there's a lot of buses. you have 49, you have the 36. >> so there's a lot of traffic especially after work. >> so far no charges have been filed against the driver. three pedestrians have been killed by mta buses. >>> 4:38. more americans worry about terrorism and that is hurting president obama's public approval. 40% tell an nbc news wall street journal poll that terror and national security are the government's top priority. it comes in the paris and sen san bernardino attacks. yesterday president obama president obama spoke about the isis attacks. >> last month we dropped more bombs on any isil targets than any month. we're taking out leaders and commanders. >> right now he's down two points 467893 percent 3%. >>> john kerry is in moscow. he's meeting with his russian counter

. >> reporter: eleanor lives nearby and owns a parcel of land adjacent to where the remains were found. >> i'm amazed. i just learned about it two hours ago and i'm just in the state of shock. >> reporter: a source tells fox 25 a hunter found the bones on a trail. police investigate having the discovery as a case of the medical examiner will have to determine how this person died. >> reporter: otherwise police aren't talking much at all. but over sunday brunch at rebecca's place in upton residents were talking. >> now we're shocked to hear that something would happen in a town like this. >> and scary. >> i was a little frighteninged because that's a little too close to home. >> reporter: forests are living mysteries from details to the disillusions to the secrets they sometimes keep. upton police chief tells fox 25 they should have more information to release on this case sometime monday morning. in upton, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> on friday, january 1st the massachusetts minimum wage will go up. it will be $10 an hour. now this is second year in a row that the minimum wage has gon

some women in the running are rosa parks and eleanor roosevelt, a selection is a post be made -- supposed be made on january 1st but officials delayed the redesign because they were swamped with public feedback. once the decision is made, it will be at least five years before the the new bills will be put into circulation sub seattle with set to decide if it will allow drivers over insuring companies like over -- uber and left to unionize, the city council is set to vote on it tomorrow, uber and lift drivers are independent contractors and not covered by the national uber relations act which allows for collective are getting, uber and others say that federal labor law prevents cities from regulating collect the bargaining for independent contractors in the ordinance will violate federal an -- and antitrust laws. all of the rain here in the bay area means a lot of snow in the sierra, while the new snow is nice for skiers and snowboarders, it's making travel tricky for many drivers. mike lurie reports from immigrant. >>> tough to rein in the high sierra's today. weather outside for thousand

nbc 10 was on east eleanor street, police say a home owner fired a rifle at two intruders just aftert. they took off without taking anything, and it's not clear if either of the robbers was hurt. >>> in salem county tonight, a man is dead after his car crashed into a house. nbc 10 was on the scene in pennsville. we spoke with the police chief, who gave us details of the accident that happened around 1:00 this morning. >> car left the roadway, traveled about 150 to 200 feet off the road, took out a utility pole, a fence on someone's residence, and then struck the side of the house here on south broadway. >> no one inside the house was hurt. police are still looking into what caused that deadly crash. >>> coming up tonight, a christmas to remember. we'll show you the tradition some local coast guard recruits took part in that's been going strong for decades. >>> plus -- running wild no more. why the emu who ruffled more than a few feathers in delaware now has a place to call home. >>> glenn? >> and i'm tracking more rain and record breaking temperatures for part of your holiday weekend