we are talking to george burns. rodney dangerfield, michael constantine, and shana alexander will be with us. the special is tomorrow. it's on cbs. it follows bing, doesn't it? >> yes, bing crosby. we made a deal between us. he's not going to fool around with "red rose rag" and i'm not going to touch "white christmas". [ laughter ] >> you mentioned the show. you talk about acting a little bit as you do in your book. you said you didn't find it too difficulty. you just listen and react to what people say. >> i think so. i think it's much tougher to do what we are doing right now, or standing up and doing a monologue. you've got nobody to help you. you're on your own, you know? and you can't do it over. that's it. but when you are doing a movie, you get up and do a scene, if it's no good they do it over, you do it again. and then you've got walter matthau on one side, dick benjamin on the other. >> were there any scenes you had to do, say, more than two or three times? >> not me. [ applause ] >> i lie a lot. i'm doing

>> um-- >> i feel like george burns. >> so, uh, the plane was designed for people who don't fly much. >> right. >> and, in fact, for people who don't even know where the airport is. so they keep flashing this sign, "lor you know, that's their way of saying, "all right, we know "the food is damn near "inedible, but apparently "it can be digested." [ laughter ] [ booing ] i'm getting close to booed there. >> that's right. >> so you go into the lavatory, which, by the way, is sloped. the interior wall is sloped like the outside of the plane, so whatever you have to do in there is a hookshot. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ laughter ] so, uh-- >> so? >> so you bring back the lid on the toilet, and there's a sign that says do not place metal or glass objects in the toilet. >> yeah. >> which always ruins the trip for me. i like to go up there-- [ laughter ] i'll wash a load of dishes if i can. [ laughter ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> it's a true story. >> does that about wrap up the airbus? >> we're done with the airbus. we're done with the airbus. >> now, look, let's do-- now, we have-- we haven

one i remember, in 2003, that would have been november of 2003, john carry i loses it george w burn. so he pick up the phone. made the call, and apparently was gracious and strong on reconciliation, the two men talked about the country being divided, and a need for unity. sound like today, doesn't it? kerry told president bush quote unquote today, i hope that we can begin to the healing we must find common cause. >> who can forget the election between governor george w. bush, and vice president al gore. in 2,000, remember? that took a while. we woke up the next morning, we still didn't know who the president would be. >> that took two concession calls. >> gore wrote educationally called bush to congratulate him, we gave them a cliffhanger, then bush, formidable opponent and a good manment then as the vote continues to be counted, the race too close to call, so gore called bush back. >> oh, oh,. >> and bush said you mean to tell me mr. vice president you're retracting your concession? and gore replied well you don't have to be sniff bye it. it wasn't until six days later and ruling by

>> um-- >> i feel like george burns. >> so, uh, the plane was designed for people who don't fly much. >> right. >> and, in fact, for people who don't even know where the airport is. so "lavatory is occupied." you know, that's their way of saying, "all right, we know "the food is damn near "inedible, but apparently "it can be digested." [ laughter ] [ booing ] i'm getting close to booed there. >> that's right. >> so you go into the lavatory, which, by the way, is sloped. the interior wall is sloped like the outside of the plane, so whatever you have to do in there is a hookshot. [ laughter ] thank you. [ laughter ] so, uh-- >> so? >> so you bring back the lid on the toilet, and there's a sign that says do not place metal or glass objects in the toilet. >> yeah. >> which always ruins the trip for me. i like to go up there-- [ laughter ] i'll wash a load of dishes if i can. [ laughter ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> it's a true story. >> does that about wrap up the airbus? >> we're done with the airbus. [ applause ] now, we have-- we haven't talked about this highly advertised special of you

he said quale didn't burn his draft card and he didn't burn the american flag. georgebush went to flag factories to try to get a constitutional amendment against flag burning. senate 51-48. >> michael, you sent out today on your terrific daily twitter feed the picture of the oval office during a transition of a death of jfk transitioning to lbj. trump world? they faced real constitutional questions as the first president-elect with so many foreign and domestic business entanglements, to name another area. >> well, you can only hope, and i think one thing we can hope, is that maybe once he gets his cabinet and the top level of his sometimes in the past you've seen presidents get a little bit more serious. and i think this might have surprised some people about president obama two days after the election, he gave every sign that he was chastened by what he learned, and perhaps the everyone who enters, and we'll see if that applies this time. >> presidential historian and michael beschloss joining us from washington. >> good to be with you, brian. >>> president obama give

. >> george burns said, you know, he hadn't made a movie for 36 years. now he made "the sunshine boys." george was on the show and he says, it's easy being an actor. he says, "if someone knocks on the door "and says 'come in', "and you don't go in," george says, "you're a lousy ac" >> yeah. >> he says if you walk in, you're a good actor. [ laughter ] he said, if someone says, "how are you?" and you say, "i'm fine," he says you're a good actor. if they say, "how are you?" and you say, "i think you "dropped it on the floor," you're a bad actor. you have to listen to what they say and react. >> all you got to do is listen. >> listen and respond. >> yes. >> it sounds great, in theory, you see. >> you'd be able to do it. i'm sure-- absolutely sure. >> i'm fascinated. >> you should do it. you should do it. >> come back and talk about the wine business for a second. >> all right. we'll be right back. stay where you are. [ applause ] >> before we invite your friend to come out, sean connery, you mentioned you're in the wine business in a way. what does that mean?

we're used to a jim baker who, of course, came in with both george burns to some degree. and, you know, someone who has been here, who knows the players, there are 4,000 political appointees that have to be named. 1,000 of those have to get senate confirmation. there's an enormous amount of work to be done and at the commander in chief level we know that donald trump had the the military. he kept arguing that he had 200 admirals and generals behind him, all of that but we have not a clue what his real intentions are there and i suspect he doesn't either. >> and jon karl, we talked about the cabinet. one possible washington hand would be the former speaker of the house newt gingrich but take us inside that meeting with president obama and donald trump today. probably won't get into a lot of substance but we do know that donald trump wants to undo and obama's accomplishments. >> and he can undo a lot because this is a president who used the power of executive order more than any previous president. some of the big ones on the environment, climate change, those things can be

three people are in the hospital after a food truck burns on a college campus. it happened at george washington university. three employees were burned. the bus. no word yet on what started the fire. colder weather is coming very soon. we know that. some people who are homeless have been using abandoned buildings in waterloo to stay warm. those buildings can be unsafe. last week, a fire started in an old apartment complex on commercial street. a man was rescued from a second story window. he was arrested for trespassing after being pulled from the burning building. another fire happened this week in waterloo -- thio no one lives in that house -- but investigators believe someone who's homeless might have been in the home. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh is asking why some of those in need are not turning to shelters. abandoned building used to be his only place to stay. but after he was rescued from a fire here-he was again. "people might think we're lazy, but i don't deal well with people." bruce and his friend linda mulder have been homeless in waterloo for a few months. linda mulder "i'm

burn it. >> nearly 30 years ago. president george h.w. bush said you should not be allowed to here's the tweechlt nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag. if they do there must be consequences perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail. >> he may have been referring to student protests over the weekend at a college in massachusetts. students did burn a flag. here's how his team responded. >> one of the great things about the president elect is he's going to voice his opinion. when he has something to say he's going to say it and people are going to know it. >> it r back to the late 1980s. we had this before. congress passed the flag protection act. the supreme court ruled that burning the flag is is protected free spech! kennedy wrote the flag protects those who hold it in contempt. >> trump ran and won on the theme of law and ored and knows many supporters agree with his belief people should not be and a democratic congress agreed with him decades ago. it does, at least raise questions about his pick to replace justice scalia

travel nightmares out there today, as a mother and daughter had to be rescued from a burning home in prince george's county. we'll talk about that and have the latest on their conditions and talk to neighbors about their frightening ordeal. >>> good travel weather today. although there is some rain out in the midwest and getting closer to us. i'll have the hour-by-hour timing on that in just a few minutes. >>> news 4 midday starts now. >>> good morning, everyone.

. >> he was transport today burn center in george a remains in critical condition. bogs by the way is due to have her babe think monday. way to go. >> alarming news for americans living in one part of our count rip, new study by the university of virginia, finds, that between 1969 and 2011 cancer rates fell in every region of the us except for in rural apalaschia. the region went from having the nation's lowest cancer death rate to the highest. according to federal government data analyzed by the university. cancer death rates were nearly 15% higher in virginia's rural appalachian counties, then compared to urban areas nationwide. researchers say people in apalaschia are more likely to die within three to five years of their cancer diagnosis because of economic, geographic, and political barriers, to qualify, to quality cancer care. >> well, do your children know about pinky? you can try to google it, but you probably won't finds the dead eye effect of this new way that people are getting high. people are buying a drug that's not only illegal, it is not even meant f

three people are in the hospital after a food truck burns on a college campus. it happened at george washington the truck is a coverted school bus. no word yet on what started the fire. colder weather is coming very soon. we know that. some people who are homeless have been using abandoned buildings in waterloo to stay warm. those buildings can be unsafe. last week, a fire started in an old apartment complex on commercial street. a man was rescued from a second story window. he was arrested for trespassing after being pulled from the burning in waterloo -- this one at the corner of elm and mulberry. police say no one lives in that house -- but investigators believe someone who's homeless might have been in the home. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh is asking why some of those in need are not turning to shelters. for chad bruce-this abandoned building used to be his only place to stay. but after he was rescued from a fire here-he was arrested and later charged with trespassing. now he's homeless again. "people might think we're lazy, bruce and his friend linda mulder have been homeless in wat

travel nightmares out there today, as a mother and daughter had to be rescued from a burning home in prince george's county. we'll talk about that and have the latest on their conditions and talk to neighbors about their frightening ordeal. >>> good travel weather today. although there is some rain out in the midwest and getting closer to us. i'll have the hour-by-hour timing on that in just a few minutes. >>> news 4 midday starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. >> i'm melissa mollet. >> tom, i saw you try to leave. >> try to sneak off. >> yeah, well, you know, i'm trying to hit the road early. as we do take a look at the storm team 4 radar. we are seeing some of this rain coming into ohio and leading edge of it little bit of snow. we have that right now just south of toledo and down to columbus. if you're heading out that way, you may be running into around our region. and our temperatures right now are beginning to climb into the mid-40s just about everywhere from the bay and across maryland and virginia and shenandoah valley and out of the mountains, as well. temperatures right around 40 degrees

george kinnondid not agree. james burns from south carolina argued that the problem was the old financial arrangements that they used after the paris peace conference, setting up the dawes and is young plan. the united states was paying the germans who were, in turn, supposed to pay the french, but the money never ended up in france, creating a cycle of debts that created the great depression. that's the problem you had to avoid. third, there were people who said, look, if we redraw the borders of europe, as almost everybody agreed you had to do, aren't you just creating new disputes that will seed future conflict after the war? potsdam, remember, was a peace conference not a wartime strategy conference. mood quite different. now, i told you it was the fourth analogy that was the important one, and you're not going to be surprised what you're going to see on the next slide. everybody came to potsdam, almost everybody, noting that the problem was this peace conference didn't do its job. these four men -- well, there's only t

here is jimmy fallon with a look george * the fire that launched a dozen wildfires in tennessee the fires burned dozen of homes and businesses to the ground. three people have died. firefighters are still unable to get into many of the burned out areas. >> we have not been able to get into all of the areas. we pray we don't experience any more fatalities. carole: free water filters are available for homes at risk for lead in milwaukee. you community sr. from 5:00 to 7:00. these free filters are for people who live in homes are lead service lines. to see if your home qualifies go to tmj4.com. >> someone you know could be george were a california company is make the world more accessible to the color blind. >> reporter: it started as a mistake and now it's change the way many people experience life. >> all the oranges and greens and reds. >> reporter: jason beckett is rediscovering the world. >> everything look dead. he suffersm affects one out of every 12 men. jason is color blind. at night -- >> i can't tell the difference between the flash reds and flashing yellows. the thing is, i can't tell y

vanessa: president-elect donald trump wants to impose tough penalties on people who burn the american flag. >> mark: george colli is in washington with reaction to donald trump's controversial tweet. >> the reporter: a first amendment battle could be brewing in the nation's battle. a tweet by president-elect donald trump is resurrecting the debate over flag burning. early tuesday morning, trump wrote, nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag. if they do, there must be consequences, perhaps loss of citizenship, or a year in jail. is a very strong supporter of the first amendment, but -- >> burning the american flag, has to place in our society. >> the reporter: as for the potential consequences the president-elect mentioned, under the law, no u.s. citizen can have think citizenship revoked against their will. they can only renounce it against themselves. >> i do not approve of burning the flag. i think there should be some punishment, but i -- right now, the supreme court decision is that people are free to express themselves. >> the reporter: supreme court twice reaffirmed the amendment to free s

george w. bush. maureen: will trump tweeted nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag. if they do there must be consequences. perhaps loss of citizenship or that burning the american flag is an express under the first amendment to the constitution. workers at the reagan national airport want $15 an hour. tonight they are pushing for an increase in the minimum wage and threatening to strike. brianne carter joins us live with more on the battle going on and how it could affect the holiday travel. we hear the workers say they cannot afford to pay the rent. brianne: many of the workers here at the reagan national airport, those that help yo tarmac say they aren't making enough to live. tonight saying that breaking something they are keeping on the table. >> workers rights -- >> brian: fighting for $15. airport workers marched alongside union organizers and the faith-based leaders at the reagan national airport demanding the airport >> it is about the money but it's about better living for us. >> he is living paycheck and paycheck. >> i have to get a second job to help out.

george w. bush administration. at 10 pm you will hear from documentary homemaker can burns talks about the american presidency and finally we wrap up our sunday primetime lineup at 10:30 p.m. with julian guthrie's report on the privatization of spaceflight. that happens tonight on c-span2's book tv. >> after the spread of the cotton gin in the late 1790s, the cotton trade exploded. the us exported half of 1 million tons of cotton in 1800. it was exporting 2 billion pounds by 1860. cotton represented 60 percent of what the us was exporting to the world and it was 40 percent of what was going out of new york's harbor it was a huge deal. the next biggest commodity was i think tobacco that was less than 10 percent. so cotton threads tied new york and the south together, i believe, in a long and codependent relationship. the cotton south, plantation south and new york city grew up together. the explosive growth of the cotton plantations straight across the south was largely funded by new york banks because that's where the banks were so course you came here for your funding. the new york merchants supply the planners with eve

baughman: 9-30-2011 i have seen girls burned with irons, beaten with baseball bats, sexually assaulted... ((george knapp)) baughman left metro in 2013 to s "slave hunters". after it was cancelled, he tried to get reinstated at metro but was not rehired. according to multiple law enforcement sources, vice officers first became concerned about baughman when he revealed he had taken his teenage daughter to mally mall's home so she could meet justin bieber. the girl came to know rashid well enough that she called him "uncle j". when the fbi raided rashid's home, it wasn't the sex trafficking team, it was the public corruption squad that one focus of that search may have been the relationship between rashid and baughman. according to police sources, baughman admitted to having romantic relationships with women who had worked as prostitutes, including some of the victims who had come to him for protection. since the fbi investigation began, the bureau has twice requested case files from metro, specifically, files involving pimp investigations that baughman worked. a few months ago, baughman's life took

george washington university campus. three employees inside the falafel truck were burned.. one critically. investigators think a faulty gas line may have caused the fire, but they're trying to find out more. the falafel truck was one of the most popular food trucks on the g-w campus. students are already raising money to get the truck the injured employees. seven on your side with good news about your child's safety. a new study released overnight finds that car booster seats are getting better at protecting kids. according to the insurance institute for highway safety... 48 of the 53 booster seats tested earned the highest rating. two models - made by "dorel juvenile" - the cosco easy elite and the cosco highback were not recommended. on three other models. the non profit says kids who sit on booster seats are 45 percent less likely to be injured in a crash compared to just using seat belts. the capitals made a statement at home against their bitter rival pittsburgh penguins last night. championship banner.. the caps offense came out of the gate sizzling hot.. not even the ice could cool

flames on the campus of george washington the filofal bus caught fire 2:00 this afternoon and three workers on the truck were inside at the time and they're all recovering from severe burns. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. in the meantime, george washington students have setp a go fund me campaign to help the victims. so far, they've raised more than $4400. >>> in prince george county firefighters rescued a man trapped in a trench for more than five hours today. it happened around 1 crescent road in green belt and officials say the man was doing work on a trench and replacing a pipe when the dirt started to cave n rescue crews were able to pull him out 6 p.m. the man suffered serious and non life-threatening injuries. >>> when former d.c. public schools chancellor kya henderson announced resignation in september many people wondered why she would leave into a school year. remind. marina morocco joins us with the story. >> we asked the mayor about the investigation and city's ethics board decision and here's former d.c. ps chancellor kya henderson at standing ovation gala earlier this year you see the video in a senkd the probe contends henderson asked

burned another. that house on george street went up in flames on saturday. investigators tell the boston be able to get the evidence necessary to determine the cause. neighbors tell fox25 he ran to help after spotting a man running from the burning home. >> he was gasping for air and his face was in black smoke, and he was -- his clothes were burnt, and then as soon as they got him down to the sidewalk, a motorcycle cop came in, and he peeled his clothes off. and when we went and wrapping on all the doors. >> sara: th house is known as a popular spot for squatters. no word yet on the name of the man who died and the condition of the man who was hurt. >>> an investigation in east longmeadow after a police involved shooting. a man charged officers with a knife and when the officer open fired. it happened while percent were trying to serve an arrest warrant friday night. 59-year-old clifford hearns was wanted for assault and battery of a family member. hospitalized in critical condition. the officer suffered minor hampshire continue to hunt for an inmate who wa

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burned another. that house on george street went up in flames on saturday morning. investigators tell the boston herald that there was such heavy destruction that they might not be able to get the evidence necessary to determine the cause ran to help after spotting a man running from the burning house. >> he was gasping for air and he was -- his clothes were burnt ands in they got him down to the sidewalk, a motorcycle cop came in and he peeled his clothes off and we went and started rapping on all the doors. >> sara: boston fire say the scatters. no word on the person who died. >>> 6:54. an investigation in east longmeadow after a police-involved shooting. a man charged officers with a knife and that's when officers open fired. it happened when they were trying serve an arrest warrant on friday night. 59-year-old was wanted for assault and battery on a family member o'hearn is hospitalized in stable condition. >>> a man is facing animal cruelty charges for shooting this happened in mason, new hampshire. this is just over the border from town send, massachusetts. co

george street saturday morning. >> the house started to go fast. >> reporter: one person, seriously burned. he was taken to the hospital but later died. his. >> his clothes were charred. he didn't drop and roll. he just, he panicked and he was gasping for air so he was in there. >> reporter: the fire became so intense that the two-story building eventually collapsed into itself. >> it was going good when the company got here. they couldn't even get inside. >> reporter: in a the flames told to leave their home. in all, six adults and the five children were displaced. >> i just came backing on my door letting us know there was a fire next door. so we got out the house, evacuated. >> reporter: rafael says he was knocking on his neighbors' doors to let them know about the growing fire. >> it's early. everybody that came out of the houses were all sleeping. i was pounding on the doors hard enough to get their both say this is a known squatter house. >> it's an abandoned house. there have been several activities, drug addicts in the house. in and out like they live there. >> reporter: john kukoc,

president historian teaches at george washington university and jane hampton cook author the burningthe white house the dolly madison and war of 1812. ms. cook as historian, in your opinion, has there ever been a more surprising presidential outcome? >> no. this is maybe the most shocking, unprecedented presidential election we have ever had. we have never had someone so far outside the political system become president than donald trump. every other president was elected to something. part of the president's cabinet or had been a general in our military this is very historic and unprecedented for that reason. >> do you concur with that, dr. brown? >> well, i would say yes and no. we do have several elections in our past where we have seen a similar vitriol. in fact, 1884 has sort of been my favorite parallel for this election. if you don't remember that, that was james g. blaine who was called the continental liar from the state of maine. he was running against grover cleveland, who had only served a year as buffalo's mayor and then a year as governor of new york. he was a very inex

it happened outside the george washington university campus library. 3 food truck employees were burns two in critical condition but they are expected to survive. no word on what caused the fire. >>> get a look at this video of a baby safe thanks to the quick thinking of his older brother. the baby's mom left the 11- month-old on his changing table and he rolled over and that's when the 9-year-old brother sprang into action and caught him right there. in midair. wow. mom says it was just a that could have been quite a tumble. it's 5:37. still ahead, trump's transition continues. who is making the list and who is being marked off. john. >> and have you seen this? the new tom brady commercial he is not letting the deflategate controversy go just yet. how one of his sponsors gave him a open mism c to go after the -- mic to go after the nfl >>> 5:40. a top trump adviser says it may be after thanksgiving even mid- december before president-elect trump announces his cabinet choices. >> but this morning we are hearing some new names now under consideration. tracyie potts is live in washington

burn forever. >> president franklin d roosevelt appointed general george c. marshall army chief of staff. next, professor andrew roberts discusses marshall's role in america's world war ii victories. he argues that he is a strategist and a transformed the u.s. army despite opposition from president roosevelt and winston churchill. the new york historical society hosted this event. it is just over 50 minutes. >> we are so very pleased to welcome back andrew roberts, the this thing wished fellow -- distinguished fellow at the new york historical society. in london and a recipient of the 2016 award. he serves as a visiting professor at king's college london.

burning. >>> caught on camera. a crook swiping a package from this doorstep. >>> right after the break, a prince george's county woman says a neig >>> thousands of mourners are paying their respects to fidel castro. they came to revolution square in havana. the same place where the former tonight's rally will be kind of a sendoff. castro's remains will embark on a cross country tour before reaching their final resting place in santiago. the birthplace of the cuban revolution. >>> dc police want you to take a close look at this video. features a man wanted for stealing packages from traveler the porch of a home in northwest. this death happened last friday in the 3500 block of 13th street. surveillance camera catching the man walking away with the coat. >> that's pretty bold. >>> a prince george's county woman claims a neighbor stole her two small dogs from her yard and basically tried to sell one back. now the owner is fighting back through the state's attorney's office. stephanie ramirez joins us live to break all of this down for us. >> this started about a month ago. saturday, november 5th, sylvia pomeranian and y

burns. you can see the flames shooting right through the roof of that truck right there. this happened on the george washington university campus washington dc were several food trucks were parked. the fire started in the back of the truck is a generator figure out what started the fire. >>> a bizarre running accident during a college championship in pennsylvania, a deer crashing into a runner. video shows several deer running across the course and one runs right into justin. it knocks him out. incredibly he was able to get up and finish the race. good job. 2 teammates helped him out. his coach says he is doing okay >> that is a bazaar site. >> the deer would probably beat him in that race. >> a mysterious monkey once again spotted in the bay area this time in state -- saint pete. >> this is the same one we have been keeping an eye on. he is making his way further south. this is at least the 3rd citing last thing an eyewitness expected to see yesterday was this monkey. >> he said, look there is a monkey on the roof. we saw gators in the creek but we never saw monkeys. in 2012 florida fish and wildli

george's county is up in flames. larry: at least one person pulled from the burning home. condition this morning? john: that's right, a 74-year-old woman, a homeowner who has lived here a long time. she and her daughter are actually in the hospital. still an active scene. significant damage to the home. the fire started just after 4:30 this morning. the adult daughter was able to get out of the house, she ran out without herself -- with her cell phone -- without her cell so she was out here in the street yelling to neighbors for help. firefighters had to go into rescue her elderly mother. wheelchair-bound, she was not able to get out of the home. that elderly woman is now in critical condition. the fire chief telling us that significant burns and smoke inhalation. this woman being stretchered , firefighters finally convinced her to get checked out. but it doesn't seem she has many injuries at all. it's the elderly woman that the focus is on right now. a delicate situation with her at the hospital. the cause of the fire is still unknown. we can tell you that the family dog went missing and it has

george h.w. bush also wanted to do away with flag burning, but the supreme court has disagreed. when they weighed in on this they said that the right to burn the flag is constitutionally protected under the first amendment so this is the kind of thing that could be far beyond donald trump's reach. chris? alisyn? >> sarah, thank you so much for all of that. let's bring in shawn duffy. good morning, congressman. >> good morning, alisyn. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. do you want to weigh in on flag burning and whether or not this is a topic we should be dealing with today? >> i think there are a lot of other issues that the country cares about, but in regard to flag burning, i love my flag and i love what it stands for and i hate those who want to go out and burn it. >> yes. >> i think the court is probably right that we want to protect those people who want to protest and their right to actually demonstrate with disgracing our flag even though so many of us who love our country and love our flag object to it. i don't think we want to make this a legal issue so i disagree w

a second severely burned when this fire broke out on saturday on george street. herald the physical evidence that would lead to a cause is a pile of rubble. the home was recently condemned and residents did complain about the squatters. >> new information right now after a deadly rollover crash in west port, the driver, 25-year-old cassandra camacho leaves behind a four-year-old son. the car that she was driving hit a median barrier on interstate 195 early yesterday morning. she was thrown from the vehicle. five other people were injured. the passengers are survive. potential threats to kids' health coming from electronic tablets. the they say it could lead to bad choices and a toddler hit by a bullet in brockton. the timing making this scare especially troubling for one neighborhood, and breaking overnight, janet reno, the first woman to serve as the u.s. attorney general has died of complications from parkinson's with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there

george w. bush. this morning, the trump team announced georgia congressman tom price as his pick to lead the department of health and consequences for burning the american flag, suggesting loss of citizenship or a year in >>> and grabbing more headlines today. a tweet sent out by president- elect trump. he tweeted that there should be consequences for burning american flags, suggesting loss of citizenship or a year in jail. the supreme court ruled in 1989 conservative -- the lay conservative justice agreed with this. >> do you think it is a crime to burn the american flag? you can click on the question of the day on our website. >>> the state's chronic absenteeism council finished mediums and are ready to send recommendations to the governor. educators and state officials are planning to recommend the legislature a standard definition of what chronic absenteeism is. they decided it should be missing 10% or more of school days a year. i hope the state will campaign does create a campaign to promote attendance. >> aligning on, definitions is a component that we heard throughout the four meanings of the -- meetings of the absenteeism council.

burned. that's the toll taken by this fire that gutted a fo >> this happened at 21st and h northwest on the george washington university campus. shomari stone spoke to one of those victims tonight. he is live at the scene. >> reporter: good evening. one of those victims tells me he is very sick and recovering. this fire really shook the campus of this food truck. now, many of the students, faculty, and the fellow food stunned. >> absolute shock. >> the bus was completely engulfed in the flame. >> reporter: shyler was surprised to see one of his favorite trucks going up in flames at george washington university this afternoon. >> you know, i go there at least once a week to eat. so my first thought was, you know r the people inside okay? and you know, i understand that this is their business. it's their livelihood, but are those people okay? >> reporter: tonight two condition. one has minor injuries after the house of if a lafell food truck caught on fire on the 2100 block of h street, where several food trucks are parked on gw's campus. matt gain was parked behind and watched firefighters put out

george washington. this morning trump communications director jason miller said this. >> flag burning should be illegal. end of story. the president-elect is is a strong supporter of the 1st amendment. i think there's a big difference between that and burning the american flag that has absolutely in place in our society. >> reporter: liberals express outrage at trump's opposition to flag burning as a form of protective speech, barbara boxer of california and none other than then-senator hillary clinton co-sponsored another version of the flag protection act in 2005 which would have also banned it. >> i agree wholeheartedly that maliciously burning or destroying an american flag is a deeply offensive and despicable act. >> reporter: lawmakers tried to design that bill in off is way that it could pass constitutional muster. it died in committee, never got to the full senate or house for an actual vote. house majority leader kevin mccarthy today indicated there's not a lot of interest in attacking this issue and the supreme court settled it. >> carl, thank you. >>> let's learn more about tom price, trump's

george h- w bush. lots of talk about trump's tweets--last night the presidential elect tweeted -- nobody should be allowed to burn the flag-- and if they do -- there must be consequences. -- perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail! still on the way today-- more y announcements from the trump nats donald trump is human services. rep. tom price/(r) georgia: destructive to their healthcare." and after this teaser from vice president elect mike pence monday evening-- mike pence/vice president- tomorrow." more announcements could be in the pipeline today.... but on one of the thorniest issues - who will fill the coveted position of secretary of state? slated to dine with mitt romney tonight - a signal the 2012 republican protests of some of trump's top betrayed to think that governor romney would get the most prominent cabinet post after he went so far out of his way to senate foreign relations committee chairman bob corker. and after meeting with "was very impressed." gen. david petraeus/u.s. army (ret.): "very good conversation and national security and defense slots - could be a problematic pick. while trump co

george washington university. d.c. fire and investigators say the pennsylvaniaful recall bus got fire while an employee tried the truck was running. three workers are recovering from burns. gw students set up a go found me page for the workers and so far they have raised more than 7500. a teacher is out of a job after her racist rant to her class was posted online. take a listen. get out of my closet. get out you're idiots. > what you didn't hear her saying the n word. the video was posted on social media. it shows the elementary school yelling. the teacher called idiots. call them stupid. an education or wanted to be broke. the school made a statement and said no form of discrimination is or will be tolerated. coming up soon, you you may not be able to an uber ride in the state. also up next, getting ready for the inaugeration. we're getting a behind the scenes look for what the military is looking. it's records. take a look at that. i can do that, too, i think. ?when you've got...? ?...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? here's pepto bismol! ah. ?nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stoma

the right to burn the american flag as a form of a today president elect donald trump named elaine chao as as transportation secretary. she served as secretary of labor under president george w. bush from 2001 to 2009, and also served as deputy secretary of transportation . the welcome to north las vegas sign has undergone a major makeover mayor john lee and students from williams elementary to unveiled thew new sign earlier today on the corner of pecos and owens. earlier this year students asked the a adopt the sign, which was plagued with grafitti. williams elementary has also agreed to help maintain the area around the sign. here's a live look at summerlin parkway where traffic troubles are on the way. construction starts december fourth between durango and rampart and it's expected to last through january. crews will be working on several different projects at once. you should expect delays.. and it may even be better to avoid the area during rush watching netflix, especially with the weather like this.... but now some cities in california are proposing a tax for binge watchers! but could it come to nevada ? tricia kean ad lib and.. don't forget to download the all new

george w. bush. >>> a 4:00 a.m. tweet from donald trump is also making news today. he wrote, quote, nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag. if they do, there must be consequences and perhaps loss of citizenship and a year in mail. fox news aired a story about a flag burning. the u.s. supreme court has twice affirmed burning the flag is a constitutional form of free speech. >>> today a nationwide protest calling for $15 an hour minimum wage. the bay area is already ahead of the curve. san francisco, san jose and oakland have already approved a $15 minimum wage effective in the next few years. there was a vocal and local rally. our tech reporter, scott budman joins us this evening. scott, what was the message and any flight delays because of this rally? >> reporter: raj, it was all about money. this and 20 other airports across the country, the site of pro teftsz today. thousands of workers walking off the job in the name of better pay. >> we fight! >> we win! >> reporter: sfo was among the locations for the so-called fight for 15 protest. >> yes, we are fighting for $15 an hour. >> reporter: workers marc

george, 13 action news. air quality warnings are in place right now across north and to make matters worse.. 9 new fires were reported today. 45-thousand acres have burned.. just in north carolina. wildfires in the southeast are rare this time of year. conditions across much of the country.. and it's keeping firefighters busy in what is supposed to be their quiet season. --jennifer smith / national interagency fire center: "it's just dry the forecast they've provided and the drought conditions are going to continue throughout the country and hopefully we'll get the snow pack that we need but they haven't forecast that we're going to receive that kind of wet winter."-- investigators say many of the fires right now in the southeast are human caused.. and may even be arson. friday will be off to a cold start across all locations of southern nevada and northern arizona. in las vegas the overnight low, clear skies though out the day will allow the sun to warm up the temperature to 64 in the afternoon, still a few degrees nye county (including pahrump). also for central mojave county (including kingman). because morning lows will be so chilly, checking your 4

george price and elaine chow to transportation secretary. and steve manoochu will be treasure secretary and mr. trump sparked controversy when he tweeted there should be controversies for those that burned the flag saying loss of citizenship or time in jail. >>> the latest on the push to keep the oakland raiders in oakland. >> a closed-door meeting wrapped up where city council discussed the framework to build a new stadium on the coliseum property. cristina rendon is like at city hall with the latest. >> well, councilmembers can't talk about what happened in the closed door session but two of them gave me the impression that things are positive and looking very good. >> before closed door meeting in oakland on tuesday griz jones founder of forever oakland gave a pep talk to city council. >> it is a reminder that we are family. and it is a family affair and all arrows are pointing towards oakland. >> at least three city council members are optimistic about getting approval for a deal to build a new stadium. the deal is being put together by oakland mayor libby shaft and ronnie lotts investment group. the idea was presented to the council. >> i wished i could go into details. this is a g

george washington university. the fallalful boswellian employee tried to fill the generator while running. they were still recovering fromm burns. they raised more than $7,500 on a go fund me page. > if you live in maryland you may not be able to request an uber in the near future that's's if the ride sharing company is forced to do business in the company. it will pull out of the state if they adopt a new mandate to fingerprint drivers.driv uber customers had mixed of the ride sharing service leaving the state. i guess not necessarily because i'm already driving with peopleh who are not fingerprinted, but i don't know that it's necessarily a bad idea. it would be a nice if there is a solution where they could if it in and meets everyone's privacyy needs. it's a great service.ice. hearings got underway in baltimore. they're scheduled to run at least through tuesday. > a final decision at least by december presidential inaugeration.gera there's a lot to get done before the historic day.. an exclusive day behind the scenes look at what's being done > the hear lamb globe the trotters made some incredible shots. these shots have ne

george. now all this is cloud -- georgia. now all this is cloud cover, as long as the fires keep burning and they don't have them under control we'll see days and days and days with poor air quality and a lot of smoke. could be quite some time this continues, and hopefully the weather will cooperate and bring some rain soon, but we don't see this. this is the rain fall potential over the next five days. the greatest totals could be up near new england where i this also have a -- they drought. rain over the mid-mississippi valley. the greens between a quarter and half inch. the lighter shaded green a tenth to a quarter of an inch, and nothing going on here rain- wise. now we do have rain in the forecast come saturday with the front, but it's a very small chance and per the european model. we're bankerring on that -- banking on that being correct. picture. there's a front building out west, and in the coming days it shifts eastward, so by friday and saturday the ridge will be encompassing the southeast and the next trough arrives saturday night and sunday night bringing the chill, but with the ridge in place over the course of