you're talking about the first or second... (crosstalk) his first one.tinued to hold cabinet meetings. they wanted for the country to see that everything was moving along as it should be because when the first announcement came of eisenhower's heart attack, the stock market plummeted, there was almost a panic. and so to show people they were on an even keel, nixon stepped in. swain: and even despite this, eisenhower made the decision to seek reelection, and we have a very brief clip, a 1956 campaign ads, looking at, again, how mamie appealed to women during the 1956 election. (begin video clip) female: so much of our future rests with the women of our country. they're the homemakers. the whole family unit revolves around them. everything that affects the family's welfare affects them first. and everything in the family's life benefits from their influence. they do the family buying. they see that everybody in the family circle is well-clothed and well-fed. but beyond this, they are the custodian of its values and aspirations for the future. in their hand

the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. cbs 2 news is learning new information in what nowow appears to be a murder in benton county. according to autospy results, 25-year-old sabrina hustad was stabbed several times and strangled to death. death.neighbors tell cbs 2 news, her body was found face down near a rural shellsburg house on sunday.investigators say 31-year-old david miller was renting the house.he is *not charged in hustad's death, but authorities are calling him a "person of interest." interest."miller *is in custody for violating his parole after allegedly stealing a truck. in a viral video scuffling with a high school student is without a job tonight. tonight.authorities say ben fields *did have the right to put his hands on the student, but he took things too far. students say the confrontation began when a teacheheand school ministrator repeatedly asked the un-named student to put her cellphone away. fields is still the target of a federal investigation.that could take cbs 2 news

this was not the first time. jaclyn kennedy was the first.leanor roosevelt thought about her public role, but she pushed that. she is unilaterally responsible for that. the roosevelt white house pushing her in front. i think jackie kennedy was the first lady that is part of a media strategy. pat nixon did not play the role, the public role, that the white house wanted her to play. mary: i think it goes further back. i think the republican party used her during the eisenhower, when she was second lady, and wanted to use this image of dick and pat as a young couple that mirrored america at the same time, two young children. the republican party actually helped to create the image of her as an ideal housewife. when she was there, they could not stop it. it took on a life of its own. >> do you think they were doing the same thing with mimi? mean -- mary: mimi was so much older. i think pat had to fill in with many. many was more the grandmother. she was not making public appearances the way that pat was. they needed pat to be a perfect housewife

first down tornadoes! 2.ater in the first... westerners with the ball now... qb cal eskra shows off his arm... tyler waterbury with the catch and the first down. chris>> at 5 and 2 lawton-bronson and akron-westfield have the same record and the same dream. get into the playoffs and do damage. someone was going to improve to an impressive 6-2 mark tonight. eagles on a 4 game win streak. akron-westfield's only lost to ranked opponents. 1.econd play of the game here... eagles ball... qb matt herbold hands it off to austin peters... he finds an opening to the right... he takes that all the way down to the 35 yard line and moves the chains. 2.ater in the first... westerners with the ball now... qb cal eskra shows off his arm... tyler waterbury with the 3. left in the first... both teams scoreless... eskra gets caught up here... interception by henri haafke! eagles ball. 4.nd of the first and 4th down for the westerners... but the offense struggling here... eskra kneifl gets a big sack... eagles take over on downs 4-3 southeast polk taking on 1-6 north at morningsid

but first, meteorologis t britley ritz has your first & alert forecast, britley... temperatures will be much warmer than yesterday, with highs topping out in the low 60s for most of us. we've got high pressure giving us plenty of sunshine and a southerly wind. the winds won't be a strong as they were yesterday, we'll likely only see aasouth winds around 5 mph. the start of you work week brings normal temperatures and partly cloudy skies, but as you progress farther into the week cooler temperatures are expected. a cold front moves through on tuesday and brings rain chances along ith temperatures in the 50s. prepare last nigh, iowa voters@had a chance to question four republican presidential candidates in waterloo.. ted cruz, mike huckabee, and bobby jindal participated in the iowa grassroots coalition. it's a summit focused on showing candidates what iowans want from the next president. ben carson --now in first ppace among iowa republicans in recent polls - also met with supporters in waterloo while promoting his new book. kcrg-tv9's sarah mccarthy shares what the

in iowa, on my first trip, in this campaign, and then in new hampshire, in keene, on my first trip, i heard about the hair when epidemic -- heroin pidemic. so i began looking into it. nd i know that everywhere i went, someone raised it with me. sometimes publicly, sometimes afterwards, privately. that's why i have a comprehensive agenda, to try to reverse, to begin to reverse this tide of addiction theit includes better preventive efforts, more treatment, something we just do not have enough of. if you do have somebody, and persuade them to seek treatment, only one in 10 will get it in a timely way. we do not have enough of it. we are also seeing real progress. i had a meeting about this issue, and i was so impressed by the police chief who has changed the whole way he polices drug abuse and offenses. instead of sending people to jail, they are trying to get them treatment. they're trying to match them with some sort of mentor from the recovery community. they are now equipped with the antidote tory verse heroin overdoses. so we have to change the way we police. we need for more drug

maybe eisenhower ♪ >> today, it is our pleasure to entertain for the first time, our first lady, at thiser belated birthday party. >> ♪ to mamie many happy returns. to mamie with music, 160 million join in our chorus. ♪ to mamie with music, to mamie, with love. ♪ susan swain: a birthday tribute to mamie eisenhower, televised nationally by cbs in march of 1956, just a few weeks after her husband, president dwight eisenhower, announced his bid for reelection. tonight, 1950s america and the life and times of first lady mamie eisenhower. good evening and welcome to c-span series, "first ladies: influence and image." tonight is mamie eisenhower's turn. and here to tell us about her life are two people who have spent a lot of time with first ladies, and in particular in marilyn holt's case, mamie eisenhower. she's a historian and author of a biography called, "mamie eisenhower, the general's first lady." we also welcome back edith mayo to the table. edie's been one of our guiding forces among academic historians on first ladies for this whole series. it's nice to see you again. edith mayo: nic

. >> pat nixon was the first republican first lady to address the national convention. she traveled more widely than any first lady before her, made volunteerism her issue, was chief supporter to her husband, and behind-the-scenes his political advisor. this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's .riginal series, first ladies examining the public and private lives of the women who held the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency. the martha washington to michelle obama, sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> each week, american history tv's "american artifacts" visits historic places. during the civil war, confederate president jefferson davis and his family lived in this mansion in richmond, virginia. now referred to as the white house of the confederacy. the residence was saved from demolition and has been restored to its wartime appearance. >> these flags are replicas of the first and second national flags of the confederacy. this is the first national flag, also called the stars and bars. it was adopted in march of 18 -- of 1861 as th

for the first time. tonight's democratic debate, hillary clinton and >>> duelling in primetime for the first time in tonight's democratic debate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders finally forced to do something that both have avoided on the campaign trail for months. >>> a life or death rescue off the coast of san francisco. spot whales find something else turned over oin the pacific. >>> a human skull spotted on a south bay trail, but what could still be buried beneath the ground that has investigators scrambling this morning. >>> "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a good tuesday morning, thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> it just feels like a monday somethi soti

the first squadron. of course they were expected to supply their own airplanes, their own base, and their own instructors. but with family and j.p. morgan money, that was not a problem. so before leaving for training and war, campus traditions at yale could not simply be ignored. and one of the most important traditions there was a junior prom. the grandest ball of the year. i'll read a little section about the prom. as the long anticipated night of february 6 finally arrived the campus lights twinkled festively against the piles of snow. the grim victorian viceage of yale further darkened by the gathering clouds of war gave way to the chatty excitement and ernest self-inspection of young men and women making themselves ready like actors on opening night. exemplifying the spirit of the day, that morning the yale daily news ran a ditty on its front page. a top hat for a student's cap, a dress suit for a gown, immune from worry and mishap, we'll dance the planets down. the stars were in alignment as the cl

first story on 6:00 a.m.hillary clinton facing marathon session on capitol hill. the benghazi hearing lasted 11 hours after lawmakers grilled her about the attack in benghazi, libya. she did not mince words. >> have you heard of a judge calling the d.a. or defense attorney, saying don't call that witness? >> i really don't care what you all say about me. it doesn't bother me a bit. maria: elsewhere on capitol hill paul ryan officially declaring for house bid to the speaker. in letter to colleagues, ryan is quote ready and to be speaker. he believes republicans are moving forward as united team. former vote set to take place next week. we're looking for higher opening for broader averages today. we have strength across the board. the dow futures at highest level of morning, about 73 point. it all has to do with earnings. tech sector certainly one to watch today, on heels of very good profit numbers yesterday. strong results out last night from amazon. it reported a surprise profit and sales were up jumping 11%

we're told this is his first marathon ever. hit last name is lafontaine, not prefontaine. >> if this is his first, it could be his lost. you don't need to prove anything more. >> that's right. >> we'll have more team coverage >> reporter: we are back at the finish light ryan now. we have been saying 9,000 runners representing every branch of the military. the winner today represented the army. trevor lafontaine with a time of 2:24. his goal was 2:25. he beat his goal. we were the first to talk to him just a moment ago. here's what he had to say. >> well, that was my first ever marathon and i'm glad to have done it at the marine marathon. i was an awesome course. i was happy to go out and beat my goal. i'm glad to represent the army. >> the first female to come across will be jenny swanker. if all goes as planned, i think she's at mile 23 right now. again, we've got 100,000 spectators cheering on all these runners. the first wheelchair winner is about to cross that wheelchair too. we're live at the finish line, jim handly, "news

we have a chilly first look at our first round playoff big tonight dozens of teams will move a step closer to cedar falls ... and dozens of others will see their season come to an end. round one of the high school football playoffs kicks off just a few hours from now. our first round big game tonight is the 3-a matchup between bondurant farrar and norwalk. john sears joins us from a blustery norwalk with a first look at the game. as we've done all season long we'll be bringing scores to you on all of your john sears joins us from a blustery norwalk with a first look at the game. as we've done all season long screens all night. follow your team's first round game on your t-v on channel 13-dot-two ... on your phone with our 13-now app ... or on your computer at dear future, life is good. no, great. but even though i know everything, i still feel like you could surprise me. like that skateboard incident with the squirrel. but life is sweet now. hey, what could go wrong? it's you and me all the way, future. thanks for joining us on the channel 13 news at four ... the news at five starts right

eagles and giants. >> first place on the line. >> first place. >> how did that happen snen. >> this divisionwide on. let's look at video. with one arrived and lead the game in the nfc east. no one runs away. a win is a win and gives them a share of division and good names need more. >> every division is big rivalry this seems like nfc east. we gave a little more juice to play the games it's really showing >> at philly monday nights with a great atmosphere and great challenge for us. >> i'm to check in with espn analyst roger jaworksi. it -- it involves keys on the side of the football. >> key number one. pressure eli manning. manning has one of the quicket releases in the nfl and do not give him time in the pocket and do not let eli get comfortable or he will slice you up. and keynote number two for eagles victory over the giants. and sam bradford, must not turn the football over. and eagles survived two sam bradford interceptions last week and fortunately the defense was able to overcome those interceptions and do not turn the football over if are you sam bradford. key number three for eagl

first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on more clouds to roll in from the north today. in many areas, temperatures will struggle with readings only in the 45- 49 range for highs. factor in the wind, and you've got a pretty chilly day! in some of the thickest clouds, areas of drizzle will be possible. plan on a quiet friday, though clouds may still linger over portions of the area. another system is set to arrive on saturday with clearing sky on sunday. at this time, it appears the bulk of the rain will be out by trick or treat time on saturday evening. we'll see some warmer weather going into next week with highs well into the 60s for monday and tuesday. have a great day!today: cloudy, patchy drizzle high: 44-50 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 46 dbq: 46 iow: 48tonight: mostly cloudy low: 30-36 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 35tomorrow: iow54tomorrow night: rnrrives late low: -4winds: s 5-15 alo: 45 dbq: 43w: 45 anks kaj. workers in tiffin will get a raise next week, as the city council considers opting out of johnson count

another first she had, she was the first self-made millionaire among the first ladies.ow did she become that? betty boyd caroli: well, she inherited some money from -- and some land -- from relatives, and she bought a radio station in 1943, where i think the figure generally given is $17,500. and then she was very active in seeing that it was turned around from a money-losing operation to a money-making operation. she went down and lived in austin for six months or so. and mopped floors and windows. cokie roberts: i mean, i just couldn't get over this when i read it in her oral history. i mean, she takes over a radio station and starts running it. i mean, huh? how do you do that? and she did it. she just went in, she changed the building, she changed the staff. she got the -- she got the station up, you know, and cbs came in and got it as an affiliate, and it became this highly successful station that she was running. and johnson basically just said to her, "go run that station." and off she went and did it. susan swain: and she drove the distance between washington. co

it was iowa's first ranked showdown in five years. opening drive, i must -- he must of missed the memo, you cannot throw like that. the sixth one of the year, they lead the nation in picks. they are already without a defensive lineman and then the first quarter the running back goes down. sprained ankle, nothing is broken. so they bring in akrum wadley, who had 35 yards on the season. matched that on this one run. a 35 yard touchdown. just for good measure, they get another touchdown. this is another statement win for iowa. >> our guys played great team football today, so that was great to see. needless to say, this was a very resilient bunch of guys. it seems like whatever we throw at them, good bad or indifferent, they seem to respond in a positive way. so i am really proud of the guys for that. >> a ridiculous ending to the michigan, michigan state game. final seconds, all they had to do was plants -- punt. instead, it is scooped up, they run it in and michigan state went -- wins, 27-23. the wolverines are shocked at home. you woul

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the first two or three times i thought this was a great book. they paid very little attention to mississippi. they don't consider that news. they want a big story about something terrible happening happening and those things didn't happen in mississippi. we bore the brunt of the national disaster in history. it was an obliteration on the coast and it wasn't just a coastal calamity. a third of the fatalities happened in the land in the inland counties of the state and we had hurricane force winds north of the debian. they were declared major disaster areas because of the amount of destruction in the counties more than 200 miles in length. and frankly you have to see it in person to get it, to capture the scale of the destruction and the type of destruction. you couldn't get that out of a television camera or photograph in the newspaper. you have to see it. so as time went on i thought about the storm and maybe the tenth anniversary would be the right time. it told a story that not everybody got to see and virtually nobody got to see enough becaus

first, a car chase in the in a crash. least a they tried to stop a car for traffic violations at about 9 o'clock tonight. a chase that car to bring tree you can see it went through a fence first. arrest three people. >>> also breaking tonight. fire crews spent part of their

at our first african-american first lady. and so we wanted women to express their feelings about this historic event. we want them to express their encouragement, express their messages of joy, to send messages of support for the first lady and she would be entering a new role in her life, and certainly in the life of the united states. >> we thought it was important to be able to give the women a chance to express the ideas. we were expressing our ideas, and we thought perhaps there was a group of women after they may not have had access and perhaps we could facilitate that for them. and we were right. we reached out to people and no one had reached out to before. we work in a communities setting, and so we have doctorates but they're not in history. and so we would have been classified as community historians. so we reached out to people who may have doctorates. we didn't know, but for the most part we got responses from women who didn't. and so it was extraordinary because of these ordinary people who never believe that an

holt had him loose out right in the first round.onservative opposition candidate is now promising to shake off argentina's politics. to conquer our future. it depends on each one of us. i ask you now today, no matter how many years it takes, we will not stop until we achieve it. >> and unexpectedly strong showing on sunday for him is forcing a runoff vote next month, the first in argentina's history. he will be facing the left-wing candidate and favorite. the formered by president who is stepping down after a maximum two terms. after 12 years of rule, he says andan offer continuity vision. >> we need a lot of experience and not risky experiments. president,th my vice there is a firm step ahead and not a jump into the void. presidencywins the faces significant economic challenges. while the country gained strength after a financial crisis in 2002, it is an economy that has slowed in recent years with gdp growing by only .5% last year. and they are counting ballots in the ivory coast today after a peaceful day of voting there. hopingr

saving for -this- day-- husband bill clinton's first campaign stop here in iowa. "i wanna thank katy perry for coming here to sing. i want invite a superstar hitmaker ...whose song is clinton's campaign theme... with katy perry in after a tough slide this summer... clinton has hit a high biden's decision to stay out of the race... to her strong performanc at the debate and marathon testimony on capitol hill... chief rival-- bernie sanders -opted for less glitz today....to show off the grassroots strength.. that has made him a force in the the history of the world, but most people don't know it." trailing clinton and sanders but still in the race is... former maryland governor --martin o'malley...who made his own music... that was nbc's kelly o'donnell reporting from des moines... the annual fundraising dinner marked 100 days t t the iowa caucuses... so now the countdown is on for that big day here in the hawkeye state on february first. our kwwl political analyst -- chris larimer is blogging about all the if you work hard, and you u your part, yoyoshould be able t

elias: we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's reena ninan and phillip mena with tech bytes. android vulerable- almost 90% of android >>> in today's "techbytes" -- gnaw warning about the security of your devices. >> researchers at the university of cambridge found that 87 president of android devices have been vulnerable to malicious apps in the last four years. >>> swatch is getting into the mobile payment business. >> the bellamy looks like a traditional watch. it has a chip that allows consume toers pay for purchases. a u.s. version is expected soon. >>> new detail about the a successor for the con kord. >> a patent was approved to design a concord two. it would have a rocket motor and travel nearly five times the speed of sound. >> that's not enough time for drink service. >> you go first. >>> those are your "techbytes." >> have a great day. flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our b

our first photo was sent in by mia tardive of some lemars bulldog fans. she says not even the storms can keep them away from a game. and this one was sent in by aimee barritt of the cherokee brave cheerleaders waiting out the storm. and finally... our last photo comes from the marcus- meriden-cleghorn game where the eagles beat west bend-mallard 40 to 32. you've got pictures and we want to see them. share your school spirit -- and get on tv. tweet photos to @ktivsports and use the "hashtags" sportsfource extra and fanfource. you can also use instagram and email them to at connect-dot-ktiv.com. next week you could be the star. there was a lot on the line in hull, where ninth-ranked western christian took on ridge view. the wolfpack could claim the district title with a win. a raptor win would give the district championship to hinton. we got there right at the end of the game -- because of storm coverage -- you see the final on the scoreboard -- western christian wins 33-6. the wolfpack claim the district title at 5 and 1 -- and they have every right to be

my first at the peak kind of his jeter jumps on news so much the first two surprised me so i could to get my foot down a little earlier so want to got to the stretch i just felt like get your feet on the earth or he will chew you up and spit you out. duke: he was pitching from the stretch, i didn't notice that at first, but when somebody asks about it, while. the mets are back in the and lc as for the first time since 2006, game 1 tomorrow night a:07 is revealed, more highlights cubs were 7-0 against the mets this year. that was a different team than the one we saw after the trade deadline so take fact into account. juliet: lamar odom spent a small nevada. all the information is starting to come out and it is so terrible. officials say the queen's maid of was that the law branch for four days, $75,000, apparently there's friction between chloe kardashian and the owner of the love french, she wants him to stop talking to the press because he has been out there, this publicity hound, but he says he is is protecting his business, no official word on his condition, he is reportedly stayin

it shows mamie as first lady.standing of etiquette and rules and regulations. >> how did they furnish this room? >> with gifts given to them throughout the years by friends. there are five objects they purchase for themselves. >> how were they able to keep their gifts? >> president eisenhower was the last president who is allowed to keep all of his gifts. >> we are looking at a lot of tchotchkes. >> mamie let it slip that she likes porcelain. >> we are looking at a portrait of mamie eisenhower. >> that portrait was done before she was first lady. it was painted in 1948, while ike was still at columbia university. this captures her spirit and her vitality and femininity. >> before we leave this room, the table in front of the couch. is the upholstery on the couch original? >> yes. the coffee table is one the most important pieces in the home. this was a gift from the president of south korea and it came near the anniversary of the cease-fire at the end of the war. it is a gift to mamie. it is from the wife of the p

nation and nation relationship, which is keep her first nations because first nations consider themselveso be sovereign with their own laws in jurisdictions. he has an opportunity here to talk about decision-making and sharing of lawmaking and things like that. but he also talked about very specific things. for example, the truth and reconciliation commission's an initial report had 94 recommendations. he was telling first nations during the campaign that if elected, he would implement those recommendations. he was also in support of an inquiry for murdered and missing indigenous women. many firstntly for nations and environmentalists, who is also saying that he would respect the requirement that government has to consult and get the consent of first nations before anything happens in our territory. and that in order to do that, he would remedy some of the laws that were abolished by prime minister stephen harper. now, he did not have a lot of civics on that, but he has at least indicated that he is willing to look at those things like water protections and land protection said things lik

maryland, first and goal on the ten.and over the shoulder, the grab by reign gets at least one foot in. maryland reclaims the lead, 27-24, the sixth league change and that's where it is in the fourth quarter. all right, virginia. visiting north carolina. and legend has it if you drink from this fountain as a freshman, you'll have good luck. logan, the first corner, just barrels in. 7-3, north carolina. virginia goes mike london. not happy with that. first quarter, team responds. not going to run it. matt johnson and hopkins for the touchdown. it's 10-7, virginia. second quarter. the heels take control. hood. watch him lower the shoulder and get in from three yards out. 13-10, north carolina in the fourth. carolina leads now 23-13. all right, go to blacksburg, visiting virginia tech and words to live by. it is a tailgate. duke visiting virginia tech. first quarter, michael brewer hittin hittings hodges, ties the game. all right, still first quarter. duke driving. thomas will find max. the son of former bronco's wide recei

. >> we got you covered, bill henley is in with his first alert forecast. not too bad out there right now. >> you know what, for the first time we are experiencing fall weather t. temperatures have dropped down. we have rain in the area. no heavy rain, a light rainfall, trying to make it to cape may, hasn't done so yet. a few scattered showers into salem county, burlington getting light rainfall right now. look at the clouds for the rest of the area that is dry. those clouds stay with us. showers will develop. expect them in philadelphia this morning. less likely this afternoon. by 9:00 a few showers, 58 degrees, look at those winds, they'll be kick at noon time, even though the rain will be taking a break. it won't be in the '80s like the last couple of days. 60 degrees at lunchtime. light rain today, there is much heavier rainfall and we are tracking a hurricane. more on both of those scenarios, back in ten minutes. right now, jessica boyington has a look at your first alert traffic. >> watching out for a downed tree right now on kelly drive i from strawb

for first title.you can see the champagne. they will play at either kansas city or toronto on tuesday night. all of new york is ready to celebrate with the new york mets. toronto blue jays are not going easily. they beat the kansas city royals and forced the american league championship series to game six and marco estrada pitched for the win. kansas city leaves the series 3-2. game 6 friday night with kansas city, ventura facing david price. >> cheryl: coming up, hillary clinton in the hot seat facing questions about the attack on u.s. embassy in benghazi, we are going to preview the question, one person happy that joe biden isn't making a run to the white house. >> he wouldn't have gotten the nomination. i don't think he probably would have and frankly, i really want to run against hillary. >> cheryl: we are going to have more on the vice president announcement. chaotic day trading, we are going to tell you how valeant is trading in the premarket. you're looking at a dow above 17,000, pointing highe

it will be the first world series game at city field. a vn to opened in 2009. right now though game two can he finish what he started? 2-2. he wanted cueto here at home in front of these fans. not only tonight but if there is a game six. he would get the ball back here at kauffman stadium. >> harold: i just can't see daniel murphy going down without a fight. he has had some tough at-bats he will take a walk. wade davis getting ready in case. you have to win the game. i think cueto was questioning counts. >> harold: you are right. that's my fault. probably wouldn't have thrown that pitch had he the 3-2. >> joe: think he thought it was ball 2, 2-2 count instead of a 3-2 count. it continues for cespedes. as murphy takes ball one up and in. >> harold: a good move by perez get out here. >> tom: calm him down. and, davis there also. you obviously want to win the game. not sure you want to extend johnny cueto make him work too hard. i know there is an extra day between this game and game six. your heart wants him to finish if you are ned yost. but you watch him closel

is first deputy commander of the first infantry and he lands a utah beach, the first general officer sure at utah beach in urns a medal of honor before dying of natural causes. after the 28th, after the men dig into their line, the germans push an immediate counterstroke they called it. whatever they had in reserve to try to throw at the americans, and the americans were able to fight them back. the interesting thing about the german garrison is unplanned again but a little bit of a stroke of luck. the garrison, the regiment that was holding the north half of the village to the north had just come into the line that night. literally the early morning hours of the plan to attack. they had relieved the regiment that had held the line for some time so they were entirely unfamiliar with a lot of their positions. but the regiment that was relieved then marched back to the rest of the -- sorry, the battalion that was related march back to the rest of the divisions about eight miles away, and they arrived there around 8 a.m., and around 8:20, 8:30 they get orders to go back to the front bec

on that first touch. that first possession. and if the score is tied after possession, the next score wins the game. coaches challenges. booth reviews only. phil: all done by the booth. referee: gentlemen, here's the situation in overtime. we'll play up to one full period minutes. both teams will have an opportunity to possess the ball. the first team on offense scores game's over. he if the defense scores, the game's over. time-outs and all replace will be handle upstairs. you good? >> yeah. good?e: ok. baltimore, you're the visiting team. awareness cancer symbol is heads. the other side is tails. what's your call? > tails. referee: it is heads. you won the toss. you want the ball? the toss, will receive. they'll be kicking to we begin the overtime in a moment. . (bird screeching) i wonder why they save those backups... and not just put them in the regular rotation. i bet if they just had the chance, some of those backups would really shine. no matter what happens, a reliable network has your back. ♪ it's the final countdown!

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she'd be the first first lady ever to have posed naked on the cover of "gq." never before has a first lady had her own skin care line. melana trump does. she hawks her timepieces and fashion jewelry on qvc. >> which one is my real one? >> reporter: that iceberg is a replica of her diamond engagement ring from trump. as donald made say, it's yuge. like her billionaire husband she's an entrepreneur. together a power couple like none other ever to seek the white house. but on the campaign trail, melania trump is mostly a silent partner. >> i think she's far more comfortable in the support role. >> reporter: she has spoken not a word. until now. on newsstands friday a "people" magazine exclusive. "at home with the trumps." her first interview this campaign season. as early as 2011, she spoke with presidential ambitions. decision. and he's very passionate about the country. you know, it's a big mess. the country's in a big mess. >> reporter: on the campaign trail -- >> my father, donald j. trump. >> reporter: trump's 33-year-old daughter ivanka has stood in in cand

tonight in first half, a couple of adjustments in the first half. there you go. >> al: good deep angled punt. to the 12. and whalen will take to it the 30. up to the 15 yard line. verizon has the largest 4g lte network. what does that mean? well, pretend jj watt is your signal. it means even out rere, way out here, you'll find your signal working hard. really, really hard. because that's what a strong network does. that, and play football. watch live local games on nfl mobile. only on verizon. did anybody cano, nope, noy? ok, we're going to act like we're debating about it. you two do the bouncing football thing, you rub your head like it's a tough call, no that looks like you're having a migraine i'm going to break the huddle confidently. your mic's on! first down! save big with state farm. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your m

clad pradelli is with tailgaters in the parking lot but first things first. let's get the latest on the game time forecast from accuweather and meteorologist cecily tynan. >> reporter: and jim, clear skies tonight. it's dry but it's certainly very cold. take a look at temps right now. in philadelphia 53 degrees down from our high of 55 which is 11 degrees below the average high for this time of the year. millville has already dropped town 49, allentown 50 and wilmington currently 51 degrees. so, if you're heading to the linc for monday night football, wear the green but wear lots of it. dress in layers, clear and cold so you definitely do want to bundle up. kickoff temperature already down to 46 degrees. fortunately it won't drop much more than that by the fourth quarter, 45 degrees. and winds will be on the light side. so, wind chill really not a factor. you can see, though, out to the west there is much warmer air on the way. cincinnati is 63, chickee chicao 73 degrees. i'll have more details on a midweek wormup in the full accuweather forecast. jim. >> tha

the first time he's hit double digits since after the first republican debate this summer. senator marco rubio is almost even with cruz.. at nine percent. jeb bush is at five percent while carly fiorina is at four. several presidential campaigns are at the annual latino leadership banquet this evening. it is a kickoff to the group's encouraging up to 10-thousand latinos to attend caucus night. the event is taking place at this hour at the holiday inn on fleur. members of the clinton, sanders, o-malley and bush campaigns are there. we will have more at ten on how the group is reaching out to latinos and addressing issues they say are important to them. lets now head to jennifer mcdermed with a first look at the forecast. a man was pronounced dead at the scene of a crash in madison this morning. it happened near the intersection of oakcrest avenue and 290th street in rural madison county around 5 this morning. police say when they arrived, the driver 60-year-old paul warren shafer was found dead at the scene. they say he was driving a jeep wrangler. the crash is still under i

on that first touch. that first possession. and if the score is tied after possession, the next score wins the game. coaches challenges. booth reviews only. phil: all done by the booth. referee: gentlemen, here's the situation in overtime. we'll play up to one full period minutes. both teams will have an opportunity to possess the ball. the first team on offense scores game's over. he if the defense scores, the game's over. time-outs and all replace will be handle upstairs. you good? >> yeah. good?e: ok. baltimore, you're the visiting team. awareness cancer symbol is heads. the other side is tails. what's your call? > tails. referee: it is heads. you won the toss. you want the ball? the toss, will receive. they'll be kicking to we begin the overtime in a moment. . (bird screeching) i wonder why they save those backups... and not just put them in the regular rotation. i bet if they just had the chance, some of those backups would really shine. no matter what happens, a reliable network has your back. ♪ it's the final countdown!

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tonight in first half, a couple of adjustments in the first half. there you go. >> al: good deep angled punt. to the 12. and whalen will take to it the 30. up to the 15 yard line. verizon has the largest 4g lte network. what does that mean? well, pretend jj watt is your signal. it means even out rere, way out here, you'll find your signal working hard. really, really hard. because that's what a strong network does. that, and play football. watch live local games on nfl mobile. only on verizon. did anybody catch that play? no, nope, no ok, we're going to act like we're debating about it. you two do the bouncing football thing, you rub your head like it's a tough call, no that looks like you're having a migraine i'm going to break the huddle confidently. your mic's on! first down! save big with state farm. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor abo

his whole campaign is based on being first. once he's not first, he will quit. bit flummoxed, i would say. that a lot of evangelicals, it is a place where carson's personality played better with some. he can choose those expectations but it will not be very trump like. he can start trying to do more with the message on integration, leadership. those in second are still pretty popular now and i suspect that if you try to look at my reporting and trust my instincts , i don't think that trump will give up in iowa. the first with a little bit more. jeb bush campaign, retrenchments there, how is that we do -- how is that retooling the focus? it involves spending more resources in those early voting states. trying to sustain traction and raise money there. wantedh is not where he to be. the irony of a guy with shock and all on the financial side, saying there was so much money that no one can compete with me, he's now acknowledging that he will have to win it another way. enough toformed well restore confidence in the establishment that he is the best person? christie

i'm running for my first term." still standing in the way though, an fbi inquiry into heheemails issues, and of course, bernie sanders still polling well in early states. and while her benghazi testimony may be over, the controversy isn't behind ra&with critics poking holes in her account and saying she could have done more to prevent the deaths of four americans. republicans set up across the street, say take ffuture hits."if you t tnk you're gonna coast through with the incredible field of candidates we've got i think hillary clinton's miscalculated" "right now we have, after 8 years of obama people are tired of the obama clinton agenda when we nominate our candidate it's going to be a great candidate" no mention today of the bernie sanders or martin o'malley the only other candidates remaining for docrats now that lincoln chaffee is dropping out.instead, clinton seems hher focused on november 2016, telling this crowd to be ready to vote, 13 months from now.in alexandria, i'm scott thuman fofomore on the week in p

that will hit first. sheena parveen begins with the threat facing us right now. sheena? >> right now we're looking at increasing rain and wind across the area. right now we've seen rain increasing through the afternoon. we even have more offshore, some of this is locally heavy. we're looking at it moving into the philadelphia area, even through new jersey, areas north and west through the lehigh valley, locally heavy rain right now increasing overnight and into tomorrow. look at all the rain down to our south. it's going to move onshore through the day tomorrow, which is going to continue to increase the flooding concerns, not just along the shore, but also inland. we have a first alert weather day out tomorrow and also saturday because we expect very high winds, we expect heavy downpours. this will lead to areas of flooding. beach erosion and storm surge, certainly, we are expecting in some spots because of the very strong onshore winds. coastal flood warning has been issued for atlantic county, cape may

and thanks to the young people for this great welcome. >> pat nixon was the first republican first lady to address the national convention. she traveled more widely than any first lady before her. she made volunteerism her issue, was chief supporter to her husband richard nixon, and behind the scenes political adviser. pat nixon, this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's original series "first ladies, influence and image." examining the public and private lives of the women who filled the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency. from martha washington to michelle obama, sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton testifies tomorrow before the house select committee on benghazi, which is investigating the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate.