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blue jacket of the shawnee comes greenville and says it's over, you've won. we've turned our backs on the british. we're going to accept that line. americans can settle across the ohio. we'll be on the other side. with you.e the fighting's over. and in the summer of 1795, one the battle of the rapids, he negotiates this treaty at greenville. wayne, that was his victory. peaced, i've got to bring and i've got to get my people to settle across the ohio or there america.ted states of and he thought, too, there would be peace with the indians. this would do for america, door, across the the ohio river come the poorest of the poor. here come people from new england, they come up from virginia. people in virginia finally and africane slaves americans come and live along the western part of the state. from theherners come back country. people start trickling in from great britain. beginning of this huge migration. what he has won is really 10 of peace. in 10 years, ohio will enter the union, america will start looking west but in 10 years the young man, shawnee, who

about there was a petition just recently from the people in south carolina where he is a hero, greenville, south carolina. there is a museum. they are and dumb. he runs several businesses afterwards and does not run them into the ground so he has some native smarts. the thing about there was a petition just recently from the people in south carolina where he is a hero, greenville, south carolina. there is a museum. they are there was just announced there was a movie about him. he continues to be a folk hero of sorts. it reminds me of the circumstances with pete rose. when there was more people would ask me when i was doing more baseball stuff, how do you feel about heroes going into the hall of fame? pete rose going into the hall of fame? i said, you know, i don't care that much for pete rose. i don't care that much for what he did. if you really wanted to stick it to pete rose, here is what you do. a few years back, there would be a debate about whether ralph connor belonged in the hall of fame or phil rizzuto or richie ashburn or somebody in there would be a lot of talk about it. and th

large sections of the wall -- i think it was metzger that put it right on the interstate between greenville and spartanburg, south carolina. i remember in that time. i love this program. is there a book you can recommend that people read about this time that captures the flavor? book youd be a good think would give some of the flavor of the things you know about this conflict at this time? all, i have of written a book called "russia and germany reborn: reunification and the soviet collapse in the new europe." it details how the wall came up and down it the soviets and u.s. and all the other countries did. i think you will have another guest on soon. she just wrote a new book about the fall of the wall. host: thank you for that preview. guest: i have not read it yet but i'm sure it's a very good book. host: talk to us about your latest book. guest: the fall of the welcome center this. n's russia with limited resources, the gdp the size of italy, declining population, how was it able to reassert itself on the world stage? even where the relations with the west were bad, relations with china,

that old circuit city distribution center member that one it's just off of 5.80 between vasco and greenville in law. the move will bring hundreds of jobs to the area which is definitely. well flights out of the bay area to hawaii could be in jeopardy flight attendants with hawaiian airlines. they voted to authorize a strike. rick they saw explains. >>hoping for significant wage increase that will bring us up to a level that's competitive with the rest of the industry. we're looking to retirement a realistic option for our flight attendants during the past 3 years. >>flight attendants say their average paychecks have stagnated around $50,000 a year and while the airline is now offering to increase their wages. the union says concessions like higher medical and retirement costs will wipe out any gains at on. >>the company the management has proposed raising the wage would be quickly overtaken the increases. in costa. the flight attendant in other parts of the contract. >>the strike authorization vote does not mean a strike is imminent. if there's no deal it could take months before the nationa

and so nothing in that source had happened before some have compared the security measures at the greenville similar to fort knox the u.s. american treasure temblor where they keep the gold reserves of the united states and one thing that seems to be particular about the case here the heist interesting is that the perpetrators seem to have been able to damage the electricity box that was connected to the alarm system they've been using a fiat to damage that box that then course of the city out it's in the museum and therefore didn't make the alarm go off as far as we know by the authorities right and scott listen to that you know what does happen now it's a big it's a big question i mean the pieces are credibly well down the the this work is a credibly well known so selling on the open market for the thieves would probably be impossible at least that's what they are historians hope theoretically they these pieces could be broken down and sold for their value as diamonds but we heard today from the press conference that that would be a fraction of their their their true value another possibil

one of two sites that represents the greenville colored settlement. this was a settlement established in the 1810s. it reaches across the borders of ohio and indiana. wb the boys wrote, the sediment became one of the main lines from the underground railroad. the institute was established in 1846 by free people of color and quakers. it was one of the early educational institutions. according to county history, freedom seekers would stop and attend school at the institute. kaufman was one of the school boards, was on the school board, and recall how freedom seekers from kentucky would attend the school, leave his studies for a little bit, and return to assist others in a their freedom. the next site i would like to talk about is new philadelphia, in illinois. it was established in 1836. an integrated town, referred to as an all-black settlement in west central illinois. it is believed to be the first town recorded by a person of african descent. the founder referred to it as free frank, had been enslaved in kentucky but had been able to purchase his wif

it's moving into the old circuit city distribution center off 580 between vasco and greenville roads.he city says -- the 611-thousand square foot building has been vacant for years. amazon says it will bring hundreds of jobs to the area when it opens the center. ( marty ) youtube is making changes it says will better protect children and others from harassment online. starting in january, youtube will disable comments on videos for kids. it is also looking at stopping targeted advertising to children. the company is also working closely with video creators to find the best ways to improve the platform's guidelines. the changes are coming weeks after youtube reached a 170-million dollar settlement with the federal trade commission over violations of children's privacy. ( marty ) coming up next in morning sports --- 7 of the 8 warriors healthy enough to play scored in double digits last night... but was it enough to beat the utah jazz? and then... we'll check out the niners as they get ready for tomorrow's game against the packers. the city with the most millennials living at home. we a

it is called greenville. day before thanks giving. delivery service in san francisco called ease is offering big discounts. >> thanksgiving is all about your friends, family, coming around the table, giving thanks and cannabis in the same way, you pass the joint around. >> it comes before california increases business tax rates on legal marijuana at the start of the new year. >> workers as macy's could launch a black friday strike using the busiest shopping day of the year to make a statement. that it is unaffordable and wages are inadequate. the store will remain open throughout the holiday season and including on black friday. >> a high-tech tool for car burglars. they are using bluetooth scanners to find merchandise inside of vehicles. they are helping people keep frac of devices but they can cruse around parking lots to spottingnals from laptops, phones or tablets. turn off the blue teeth and power it down before hiding it. >>> the impeachment inquiry is heading into the next phase. it is maze public for the this time. >>> oakland

george w bush, mitt romney, even john edwards and rudy giuliani when they ran, peter ducey is in greenvillewith the race there. >> four months joe biden has been very polite about the political possibility of democratic primary rivals, that ended today when he was asked about patrick's decision to get into the race late because apparently unconvinced that biden has a win against trump and him. >> they show me the other day he went down to morehouse and he had all these hundreds of seats and no one showed up. i like him, he's a good guy, he's a solid guy but this is not about deciding who is ready on day one tonight this country and demonstrate they could and number two who in fact can be commander-in-chief. >> the other democrat might be michael bloomberg putting tens of millions of dollars on tv ads in the firm advertising analytics is estimating its art in the most any candidate has ever spent for a single week of tv time. more than $31 million. that's on top of 100 million he's putting towards inter-trump digital at even though bloomberg is not a candidate yet. he is getting on ballots a

in 1908, he bats .346 for a minor league team in greenville.ull season in the majors with the cleveland naps. >> and photog frank smith documents his arrival in "the bigs." [ cheers and applause ] >> he batted .408, which still stands as a record for a rookie. [ bat cracking ] >> safe! >> he may be a whiz on the field, but traveling with his teammates, joe can't even read a menu. >> if they were in a restaurant, he'd listen to what everyone else ordered and simply base his order off of that. >> he needs help just writing his own name, so he rarely signs anything but legal documents. of course, you don't need to read or write to hit a fastball. in 1915, joe moves up another notch when he's traded to the chicago white sox. >> chicago was a very good team, and he helped them win a world series in the 1917 season. >> they may have been good, but they were not happy. >> charles comiskey, who was the owner of the white sox at the time, was known as being extremely frugal. >> in 1919, the sox again capture the american league pennant and are favored t

bay to livermore moving into the old circuit city distribution center off 5.80 between vasco in greenvilleed as at the nexus of bay area talent and central valley, labor. this space is about 611,000 square feet the facility has been vacant for years, according to the city when it opens it will hundreds of jobs to the area. >>concerns about more traffic come with both additions for the new facebook spot. the city knows congestion must be stopped before it starts. >>as long as we have economic expansion of a continuing and lots of jobs increasing with and have traffic and so what we're trying to do is work with facebook to try to make sure that shuttles buses to reduce that dad's car traffic. >>the construction shows now it seems kept companies are taking notice and what the east bay has to offer in fremont justine walkman. >>today it is back to class for students after a bomb scare kept him off their campus. how they handled the return. >>plus could a major change on marijuana be coming at the federal l >>in washington dc members of one of the house committees is asking is it time to make m

we welcome jim demint coming to us from greenville, south carolina. welcome, senator.hat you think of it at the core of what conservative really means, or should mean? conservative is about being grateful for the people that came before us, who left us the things that make our life meaningful. conservative is knowing what works, what makes life better, and knowing how to keep it. politics has very little to do with it. we have the republicans and democrats who have become very divisive, and a lot of their rhetoric divides the country. most of my life was outside politics. i know there's a lot that unite people even though we are very different. david: one of the points you make in the book, identity of a society has more to do with things like values and traditions than it does with politics, but increasingly, we tend to identify society with politics. jim: it is true. if you turn on the television, it's all politics, particularly if you are watching cable news. but very little is covered about what is pulling america together. people get along just fine. they are very

work and dedication to improve the lives of my constituents in south carolina her amazing work in greenville to that tragic situation in columbia i'm confident with her at the helm our families are safer thank you for your expertise to leadership in your passion to help those who are most vulnerable in our society this was a tragedy for a community in south carolina we like to honor those who tragically lost their lives that was sadly and entirely preventable death as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning this tragedy only galvanize my need to ensure we are committed to protect our most vulnerable citizens in the 239 other families at the public housing community in columbia that's why i worked with my colleague senator menendez to find a bipartisan solution to put a stop to any more deaths like those in south carolina or pennsylvania, oklahoma virginia, michigan, indiana and tennessee. that's over 14 deaths in public housing since 2003. fourteen deaths too many also to secretary carson and his staff with their commitment to address the problem moving forward with the program to help the pub

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they're moving into the old circuit city distribution center off 5.80 right there between vasco in greenvillethe city says that 611,000 square foot facility has been vacant for years but now amazon's moving in they're going open it back up and they think that will bring in hundreds of jobs to the area to and if that's going to be an amazon distribution hub who knows maybe weoll start getting your am daughters, same day we'll have to see what comes out of that will. >>if you're taking off sfo for thanksgiving holiday break. good news, bad news, good news or off. bad news today is the busiest travel day of the year all tell you why t i got you something. ♪ ooooh ♪ even though we just started dating ♪ ♪ i find you so captivating ♪ and i'm done with hesitating let's see where this goes? this holiday, save on a gift that says it all during jared's black friday sale. ♪ only at jared >>commercials >>where to go to work before thanksgiving whatsapp which is great because when folks are leaving town that means lighter traffic that's exactly what's happening today in addition to it just being friday an

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it's moving into the old circuit city distribution center off 5.80 between vasco in greenville. the city says the 611,000 square foot facility has been vacant for years i was looking at begins at per 1000 square feet mass. >>when amazon opens it to back up it'll bring in hundreds of jobs that area as well about that. >>all right we'll take a break still ahead on the cross for morning news, south bay police trying to figure out what happened to you top business executives. >>we'll have the latest on her mysterious deaths. >>it is getaway friday. so when they are head to work or the airport or grandmas and it looks like you have company out there a little busy, but it's not bad at all it's like the perfect time to leave early especially if you want to get out of town. >>or head to the airport looking really good. that only too early i have when you like invite somebody over. >>ready for a just but if people are going outside today. i guess none other i stay right the great weather again and that especially important today because of all the travel that's going to be going on the w

cod, a little bit left, and some light rain from charleston, to myrtle beach, up to wilmington, greenville, cape hatteras and by this evening, completely down and tomorrow, just chilly. traveling today at the airport, if we're having any issue, it is from the rain early in the day and then windy conditions are in the afternoon. i don't think we will have a lot of cancellations out of this. but we will see some delays and our friends in the middle of the country, as we talk more about this in the next half hour, it is cold. i mean today is 21 and sunny in chicago. and that's the best they can do. that's, you know, it is even colder now. and i will show you the wind chills. it's a little brutal. >> thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, what we are learning this morning about a potentially prisoner exchange between afghanistan and the taliban. >>> plus, a group of lawmakers urging the president to cancel turkish president erdogan's visit to the white house tomorrow. we're back in a moment. 're back♪ ♪for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home.♪aze the united states postal service goes the ex

off a five-day vasco and greenville it's being sitting the vacant for so long and now amazon is going it. 600 and fat 1000 square feet, the city has been he is huge and when it does open up. it's going to bring in hundreds of jobs to that area. >>the 49 ers could get some of their star players back just in time for the prime-time game against the packers. this weekend. we'll see what the update is and november is all time ers awareness month and one family sharing their tragic and touching story to raise awareness. here's a quick live look outside this richmond, san rafael bridge toll plaza camera showing us traffic inching along here on this friday morning. under sunny skies will be right back. it takes a village to raise a child. to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for all. we are kaiser permanente. thrive. alice loves the smell of gain so much, she

greenville, south carolina. there's a museum to him. i think they're moving his house down the road and putting a bigger museum and it was just announced a movie about him, which is in development, but development being made are two different things. so he continues to be a folk hero. of sorts, but it reminds me of the circumstances with pete rose. the when it was more active when pete rose would go in. people would ask me when i was doing more baseball stuff. how do you feel about pete rose going into the hall of fame? i said you know, i don't care that much for pete rose, for what he did , but if you wanted to stick it to him, here's what you do. a few years back, there would be a debate about whether ralph kiner belong ed in the hall of fame. or the scooter, or richie ashburn or somebody. and then we have a lot of talk about them. then they would get in and no one ever menged them again. so if you want to bury a guy publicly, you put him in the hall of fame. you make him the 180th best member of the hall of fame. instead of the best

birmingham getting into atlanta as this low that's going coast to coast is organizing get into greenville then charlotte, raleigh as well into virginia by 7:00 p.m. you see some of that snow mixing in on the back side of this in ohio. that snow increases by tomorrow morning across the interior new england and heavier rain, philly, new york, and in through boston could hang around as a pseudo-nor'easter and could see over 2 inches of rainfall along the i-95 corridor. that's the beginning of an active holiday travel week and break down some of those storms in a few minutes. back to the ever so zen tom llamas. >> thank you, rob, namaste. >>> an alleged school shooting plot thwarted praising students and teachers for sounding the alarm. marci gonzalez has the details. marci, good morning. >> reporter: tom, good morning. you know, we always hear that phrase, if you see something, say something. well, that is exactly what students at that middle school did, and the sheriff says it likely saved lives. this morning a 13-year-old under arrest accused of plotting to carry out a mass shooting at thi

there was a petition just recently from the people in south carolina where he's really a hero, greenville, south carolina, there's a museum to him, i think they're moving his house down the road and putting a bigger museum and it was just announced there's a movie about him which is in development. development and being made are two different things. he continues to be a folk hero of sorts here. but it reminds me of the circumstances with pete rose, when there was more active, whether pete rose would go in. and people asked me when i was doing more baseball stuff, you know, how do you feel about pete rose going into the hall of fame? i said, you know, i don't care that much for pete rose. i don't care that much for what he did. if you really wanted to stick it to beat pete rose, here's what you do, a few years back, there would have been a debate about who would go in the hall of fame, and they would have a lot of talk about them, and then they would get in and no one ever mentioned them again. if you want to bury a guy publicly, you put him in the hall of fame. you make him the 180th bes

greenville, south carolina, is home to west end coffee... ...a regional roaster with great product... that's pretty awesome. ...but even better margins. -we sell it for how much? -john: $48. lemonis: that margin's killer. co-owners are living proof that you should never mix business with pleasure. john: [bleep] you're horrible at doing the right things until you're forced to do it. lemonis: i not only have to put the right process in place... you made a huge inventory mistake. ...i have to figure out a way for the owners to coexist. you're so busy fighting that you're not busy selling. if not, west end coffee will grind to a halt. all right. rookie mistake. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you don't like money, don't follow my process. i make the tough decisions. we're closing the store. we're done. i'm not talking about it anymore. i back them up, spending my own money. it's not always pretty... man: perfect flavor. lemonis: ...but this is business. you got to trust the process. i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. thanks for your business. this

dedication to helping improve the lives of my constituents in south carolina, her amazing work in greenville to her addressing the tragic situations in columbia and i'm very confident that with her at the helm our families are in super hands. thank you for your expertise, leadership and your passion for helping those folds are most vulnerable in our society. the start of this year was one tragedy for our community in south carolina. i would like to honor calvin witherspoon junior and derek caldwell roper who tragically lost their lives and were sadly entirely preventable deaths. as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning, in january 17 of this year, this tragedy only galvanized might need to ensure we are committed to protecting our most vulnerable like calvin and derek and the 239 other families at allen benedict court public housing community in columbia. that is why i worked with my colleague senator menendez on finding a bipartisan solution to put a stop to any more deaths like those in south carolina, pennsylvania , oklahoma or virginia, michigan, indiana and tennessee. that's over 14 dea

some of her amazing work in greenville to addressing the tragic situation in colombia, i am very confident that with her our families are and save her hands. thank you for your expertise, your leadership, and your passion for helping those folks who are most vulnerable in our society. with one ofhis year tragedy for our community in south carolina. i would like to honor calvin witherspoon, jr. and derek who tragically lost their lives in what were preventablely deaths. as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning on january 17 of this year. tos only galvanized my need ensure that we are protecting our most vulnerable system -- citizens, like calvin and derrick, and the other families that allen benedict court public housing community in colombia. work with my colleagues, senator menendez, on finding a bipartisan solutions but it stopped at a more deaths like that in south carolina, pennsylvania, oklahoma, virginia, michigan, indiana, and tennessee. deaths in public housing across this country since 2003. 14 deaths too many. i also want to thank secretary carson and his staff at hud for their c

let's go to robert in greenville, texas. your thoughts on this ongoing inquiry? it's ongoing.ad good, by the way. host: good morning. caller: what i'm going to say here, i hope some of the people in congress and maybe people in america are listening, all of this is going to get rolled around to manafort. everything you are seeing right here is all going to be able to walked back -- be walked back to manafort's connections since about 2011 and 2012 when he got involved with russians in disrupting ukrainian elections. it lay down the road map and that is white -- why giuliani went so much -- spend so much time going down to talk to manafort during this whole ukrainian set up. host: where did you learn that? caller: i've heard that through the news. that he has been visiting manafort in jail at the same ukrainewas conducting manipulations. he has visited with him. the lawyers that represented manafort are connected to these two thugs working for giuliani. it's all connected back. the information that gave these guys the ability to go in and corrupt ukraine are being

large sections of the wall -- i think it was metzger that put it right on the interstate between greenville and spartanburg, south carolina. i remember in that time. i love this program. is there a book you can recommend that people read about this time that captures the flavor? book youd be a good think would give some of the flavor of the things you know about this conflict at this time? all, i have of written a book called "russia and germany reborn: reunification and the soviet collapse in the new europe." it details how the wall came up and down it the soviets and u.s. and all the other countries did. i think you will have another guest on soon. she just wrote a new book about the fall of the wall. host: thank you for that preview. guest: i have not read it yet but i'm sure it's a very good book. host: talk to us about your latest book. guest: the fall of the welcome center this. n's russia with limited resources, the gdp the size of italy, declining population, how was it able to reassert itself on the world stage? even where the relations with the west were bad, relations with china,

large sections of the wall -- i think it was metzger that put it right on the interstate between greenville and spartanburg, south carolina. i remember in that time. i love this program. is there a book you can recommend that people read about this time that captures the flavor? book youd be a good think would give some of the flavor of the things you know about this conflict at this time? all, i have of written a book called "russia and germany reborn: reunification and the soviet collapse in the new europe." it details how the wall came up and down it the soviets and u.s. and all the other countries did. i think you will have another guest on soon. she just wrote a new book about the fall of the wall. host: thank you for that preview. guest: i have not read it yet but i'm sure it's a very good book. host: talk to us about your latest book. guest: the fall of the welcome center this. n's russia with limited resources, the gdp the size of italy, declining population, how was it able to reassert itself on the world stage? even where the relations with the west were bad, relations with china,

greenville, south carolina, you are on the air.aller: i want to talk about the impeachment inquiry. is the man is not guilty, he needs to let it play out and quit interfering with the people trying to do the investigation. let it play out and let them finish. we have so much stuff going on in the white house. nobody can get along or do nothing. you know, there is so much stuff going on, we are not concentrating on the big things in our own country. carolinad is in north -- excuse me, david is in north carolina in time, north carolina. commenti want to make a on the lifetime civil servants. had the discretion not a residentte grievance all the way through court, this discretion that gives status to dope dealers to trap high school and college kids on the county level, we need to start addressing the county level corruption where our freedoms and liberties keep on stopping on our ability to earn commodities that would enable us to procure our personal medical treatments the medicalpursuing administrators salaries over our needs. we s

this time on the new greenville proposal. have the brand-new details on that straight-ahead he i'm embarrassed to even say i felt like i was going to spend my whole adult life paying this off thanks to sofi, i can see the light at the end of the tunnel as of 12pm today, i am debt free ♪ we have no debt, we don't owe anybody anything, and it's fantastic ♪ look around. see what our kids see. before they get to the safety of home. futures vanish. [dog barking] there is a cure, if you will help. boys and girls clubs of america don't just shape lives, they do whatever it takes to save lives. sensitive young lives with nowhere else to go, find a safe haven. consistency, stability, food, mentors, technology, athletics, laughter. the cost to our kids stays tiny, because you help. even just a few dollars each month can save lives. boys and girls clubs of america. the clubs helped save us. please, go to givebgca.org now if you can, or call us at (855) 255-1995. save a life. >> bill: fox news alert deliberations expected to begin shortl

i am 80 years old, born and raised in greenville, south carolina.dy thatfor could get donald trump out. ever since donald trump anybodyt could get donald trump came down that elevator, this country has changed. when i was born with the black and white this and the black and white bathrooms, i do not want my great grandkids to endure what i injured growing up. thank you so much. host: thank you. (202) 748-8000, from democrats only, whether or not you would consider voting for michael bloomberg, now pulling at about 6% among democratic voters. good morning, anthony. good morning. the only other person i would vote for instead of bernie sanders, which i have been supporting, i will vote for bloomberg. he is the best mayor we have had since john gleefully. he has done wonderful with the city, replacing bridges. he has kept up the work. he is a brilliant man. we need him. --now that he will be trump beat trump, no doubt about it. bloomberg is the man. --ave been giving money to what's his name? bernie, $25 a month. i'm only on social security. i have bee