henry. went right through ardarius stewart, went right through howard and i think he was out of bounds when it hit him, to tell you the truth. yes, he was out of bounds. >> verne: yeah. >> gary: snapped it away. first down, 10. >> verne: for the alabama crimson tide with just a tick under five minutes to go. >> gary: this may allow alabama to rush derrick henry and try to see if they can get him to 2,000 yards. florida will not be in favor of that. >> verne: no, no, there is brandon greene. >> gary: florida is going to use a time out. -these wings are pretty great, huh? -yeah. -what is that? -oh, it's a wing ring. what's a wing ring? i ask it what kind of wings i should have, and it tells me. today it said honey bbq. i wanna ask it a question. oh, you know what? i got like 2% battery on this thing. -come on, let me just-- -yeah, i wish i could. you have battery in a ring? yeah, it's like eight gigs. that's two different things. one is memory, one's battery life. cool. all i know is, like, no

henry. went right through ardarius stewart, went right through howard and i think he was out of bounds when it hit him, to tell you the truth. yes, he was out of bounds. >> verne: yeah. >> gary: snapped it away. first down, 10. >> verne: for the alabama crimson tide with just a tick under five minutes to go. >> gary: this may allow alabama to rush derrick henry and try to see if they can get him to 2,000 yards. >> verne: no, no, no. there is brandon greene. >> gary: florida is going to use a time out. -these wings are pretty great, huh? -yeah. -what is that? -oh, it's a wing ring. what's a wing ring? i ask it what kind of wings i should have, and it tells me. today it said honey bbq. i wanna ask it a question. oh, you know what? i got like 2% battery on this thing. -come on, let me just-- -yeah, i wish i could. you have battery in a ring? yeah, it's like eight gigs. that's two different things. one is memory, one's battery life. cool. all i know is, like, no, you can't use it. good luck choo

henry. went right through ardarius stewart, went right through howard and i think he was out of you the truth. yes, he was out of bounds. >> verne: yeah. >> gary: snapped it away. first down, 10. >> verne: for the alabama crimson tide with just a tick under five minutes to go. >> gary: this may allow alabama to rush derrick henry and try to see if they can get him to 2,000 yards. florida will not be in favor of that. >> verne: no, no, no. there is brandon greene. a time out. -these wings are pretty great, huh? -yeah. -what is that? -oh, it's a wing ring. what's a wing ring? i ask it what kind of wings i should have, and it tells me. today it said honey bbq. i wanna ask it a question. oh, you know what? i got like 2% battery on this thing. -come on, let me just-- -yeah, i wish i could. you have battery in a ring? yeah, it's like eight gigs. that's two different things. one is memory, one's battery life. cool. all i know is, like, no, you can't use it. good luck choosing. 100% all white meat b

henry was demoted and eventually retired from the patrol. when asked about the manslaughter charge... henry think it went far enough, i would like to see some obstruction of justice charges against the command staff that orchestrated the cover up." trooper piercy has bonded out of jail and is on unpaid leave. a pair of deer hunters made a nearly deadly decision this weekend... 49-year old terry garvey and his 13- year old soon attempted to walk across a marshy area at willow slough wildlife area in mills county. the two ended up in waist-deep water.. and called for help. multiple agencies responded... and they used ropes to get the pair back to shore. they were checked out and released from a nearby hospital. tomorrow is the first full day of winter... but don't expect it to look.. or feel like it.. chief meteorologist ed wilson joins us...

well, we know that thomas jefferson, patrick henry, richard henry lee and others came up into this chamber. they borrowed a history book about the english civil wars. and they found one time when parliament declared a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer. that would lead to the virginia resolution and that would lead to the governor dissolving the house. >> and i therefore dissolve your house of burgesses accordingly. god save the king. >> and that would be the last session of the house before the american resolution. in 1774, no one knew that yet. what became the american revolution was at that point still a tax protest. we're going to go downstairs and see where these men met as the high court justices in the general court of the colony of virginia. we're now in the general courtroom. and this is where in the 18th century, three subjects of his majesty would be tried for various felony crimes. but also the court would take care of other issues, as well. will probate of the greatest states would occur here. and virginians came here to sue and be sued. but it's the criminal cases that re

but there is still some good news for henry. of his loyal customers who hears about the robbery steps in to help the store owner recover his losses. >> i had one of my customers. and he said i got very good job, and john, i know you're a nice man. i see what happen, and he give me $300. i said man, you don't have to do that. he said no, i'm happy to do it. >> henry, who has been robbed twice before says this incident definitely stands out from the others. >> he was very polite. very polite, very friendly, and this is why i open a conversation. i get robbed before, and you see people who robbed you. he was so in your eyes. he don't know how to manage his life and he want to survive. he doesn't know the right way to survive. >> but this robbery goes to show you that minding your p's and q's can only take you so far. breaking the law, even politely, can still land you behind bars. >>> coming up, these guys will do anything to escape authority. >> out of the corner of my eye, i caught him already halfway out my window. i knew what h

that was a dramatization of henry wurts. the play and the film about the trial, inspired, drawn out of the trial transport published i about the u.s. government in 1869. the tnt miniseries is, you no a three-hour money series that explores prisoner experience by drilling down to something that, you know, it's a 14-month story and they drill down to something that is over and done one month before the worst moments of the prison's history. it's a very dramatic story. the story of the raiders ultimately has a very nice, neat, narrative arc. a beginning, middle, capture and trial by fellow prisoners and finally their execution by fellow prisoners at the permission of not simply the prison authority but the confederate army all the way to richmond has okayed that. that's got a nice beginning, middle, and an end. the truth is, the prison of war experience, the day in and day out of it nobody wants to watch it. you're hungry. you're dirty. you have to go to the bathroom. there's a lot of just sitting around and waiting on a fate t

so henry and his crew continue on looking for victims.y a mile away, another team of rescuers is trying to reach salvador pena. >> a big beam, a concrete beam came right across his legs. he's still down there, he's conscious, he's talking but his legs are completely crushed. you can hear him moaning right now. >> pena is on the first floor of a mall parking deck operating his sweeping truck when the quake strikes. and now the entire concrete structure is on top of him. >> we have no idea if we'll even come close to getting to him. >> firefighter ray lavalle struggles through the mangled metal and busted concrete to make contact with the victim. >> he's holding his own. his legs are cracked about mid-femur there. little cramped quarters. definitely a lot of pain. >> the whole time we're trying to get him out of here, i just conversed with him the best i could to try to give him some hope. >> but others aren't as hopeful. the victim is pinned very deep under the pile of rubble, and it will take a huge effort to get just one man out using re

derrick henry wins it. close between -- it's about scoring. >> adam: watson waving. >> rick: if i were starting a team that would be the guy. >> brian: over 400 yards in his last seven ballgames. >> adam: starts with the quarterback. ask the quarterback who has been we'll discuss the college football playoff. the 2016 ram heavy duty. with best-in-class 31,210 pounds of towing and 900 pound-feet of torque, it makes work, male penguins show their love with... a pebble. some males, however... are smarter than others. save 25% on anypbulova watch at kay, the number one jewelrypstore in america... >> adam: the brigade is loving it in philadelphia. celebrating with the victorious navy midshipmen for the 14th straight time, they defeat the army black knights. we welcome you back to "the ram post game show." we turn our attention to the college football playoff and bowl season. it's on the way. new year's eve the biggest games of them all. clemson against oklahoma. alabama against michigan state. we remind you, you

derrick henry wins it. close between -- it's about scoring. >> adam: watson waving. >> rick: if i were starting a team that would be the guy. >> brian: over 400 yards in his last seven ballgames. >> adam: starts with the quarterback. ask the quarterback who has been coached a lot. we'll discuss the college the 2016 ram heavy duty. with best-in-class 31,210 pounds of towing and 900 pound-feet of torque, male penguins show their love with... a pebble. some males, however... are smarter than others. save 25% on any at kay, the number one jewelry >> adam: the brigade is loving it in philadelphia. celebrating with the victorious navy midshipmen for the 14th straight time, they defeat the army black knights. we welcome you back to "the ram post game show." college football playoff and bowl season. it's on the way. new year's eve the biggest games of them all. clemson against oklahoma. alabama against michigan state. we remind you, you're watching the ram post game show on cbs. now in one semifinal match-up on new

derrick henry wins it.it's about scoring. >> adam: watson waving. >> rick: if i were starting a team that would be the guy. >> brian: over 400 yards in his last seven ballgames. >> adam: starts with the quarterback. ask the quarterback who has been coached a lot. we'll discuss the college football playoff. the 2016 ram heavy duty. with best-in-class 31,210 pounds of towing and 900 pound-feet of torque, it makes work, feel like play. a pebble.uins show their love with... some males, however... are smarter than others. save 25% on any bulova watch at kay, the number one jewelry store in america... every kiss begins with kay. >> adam: the brigade is loving it in philadelphia. celebrating with the victorious navy midshipmen for the 14th straight time, they defeat the army black knights. we welcome you back to "the ram post game show." we turn our attention to the college football playoff and bowl season. it's on the way. new year's eve the biggest games of them all. clemson against oklahoma. alabama against mic

henry! deborah: several hot spots for family fun will either be closed or under special holiday hours over the next few days. the long lines family rec center's gym will remain open for the holiday break... but with special hours on christmas and new years eve. on christmas day. and the climbing wall will be closed during the holidays but it will have extended hours from the 28th through the 30th. ' today...the sioux city art center will be closing at 4-pm... and will close at 6 on new years eve the art center is closed all day on christmas and new years day. the i-b-p ice center will also have some adjustments to their holiday schedule, they'll be open today from one to three p-m. and closed on christmas day... opening back up on the 26th. the holidays also mean that there are some adjustments to the garbage pick-up schedule in town as well. on christmas and new years day...there will be no garbage, yard... waste or recycling pick- ups. those pick-up dates will be delayed one day. those loo

aren't you part of the problem, henry rollins? puts more visas in my passports, make me write more, and move around more. ( cheers and applause ) so, they're with me on this. >> stephen: you celebrate christmas? >> uh, no. but i'm not anti-christmas. i'm not at war with christmas. ( laughter ). >> stephen: you're agnostic about christmas. >> i am a microwave solo act in my utilitarian man box in los angeles for christmas. food from the store goes into the microwave. i eat it. i listen to records and curse the darkness. that's basically it. >> stephen: that sound biblical. that sounds biblical, man. >> it's not a cry for help. i'm just fine. but usually by christmas i've been running around the world all year and i just want to catch my breath. i'm getting back to los angeles tomorrow. i'll be back on the road by the 31st for about a year, bouncing all over the globe speaking in about 25 countries. >> stephen: before you go, will you do a christmas carol with me? >> i'd love to. >> stephen: "he never died" opens this friday, and st

henry's parents and two of her siblings were hurt, but are expected to be okay. her vigil will be at the river view daycare center in webster city tomorrow night. it begins at five... and guests are asked to wear purple... her favorite color. a visitation and funeral will take place the following days. authorities are investigating a county... it happened along highway 1-51 in fairfax, just before noon yesterday. troopers say a car crossed the center line.. slamming into another... then a third swerved to miss the crashl... but instead, hit the car driven by slalskyl the 49 year old was taken to the hospital, where she later died. another death is once again proving how dangerous grain bins can be... this happened yesterday afternoon at a storage facility in keystone. deputies say the 56 year old man was vacuuming grain into a semi, when corn started flooding in, trapping him. crews tried to save him, but it was too late. two weeks ago, a 39 year old man died of similar causes. bird exhibitions will soon return to state and county fairs... the iowa department of

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according to the family's go fund me page... 6 year old payton henry was taken off life support at blank children's hospital this evening. yesterday morning a truck driven by the girl's father was involved in a head - on collision near fort dodge on highway d - 20 justin henry and his fiance brooke ford and their two other children are suffering from concussions, broken ribs and legs. the other driver of the car was also hospitalized. there is no word on her

nat sound henry even places tape over them. "so we dont even have to look inside the tubes at all we just see if the tape is gone if the tape is open then the shell went up in the air." henry has worked on every one of the last 15 new years eve fireworks shows put on by phil grucci in las vegas. "the clock ticks very slowly on new year's eve for us." grucci has been planning this years display since the moment last year's finished. this year's theme - on top of the world. each song in the sound track will highlight each of the seven casinos the fireworks take off from. "that particular building in the first few seconds of the song will be a separate color for strip so its giving tribute to caesars palace with roman march hollywood for planet hollywood and the theme of the year is on top of the world so the song on top of the world from the stratosphere." the night of - grucci will be behind the control panels a mile away at the rio. he'll be hoping for forgiving wind speeds - which he says every year has luckily died down momen

i always think wherever henry >> yeah. in or all out. >> yess. >> stephen: is it hard to keep that level of energy up all the time? >> yes. yeah. ( laughter ). >> stephen: how much energy still right now? >> i'm kind of nervous. so i'm -- >> oh, really. >> i'm charged up. >> stephen: you have done everything. you've been a rock star. you've hosted tv shows. nervous? >> inactivity, failure, blowing myriad things. but i feel okay. happens. >> okay. bones right now. this is your first starring role. everybody knows you from, like, you're an icon of punk rock. your work with black flag. this is how a lot of people remember you. can we see a shot of this. this is a shot of you in 1982 in berlin, again, just giving all. that looks extremely tiring. >> yeah, i mean, i always thought music should, for the singer at least-- for me-- should look like it sounds, look like it feels. the physicality should match the intensity of the motion, and the intensity of the band. and so when we would go out on the road, we were actually in real

henry: did anyone see the # overly honest methods?se this method because it was .he only one of the land had admission.cit andy: when watson's book came out everyone went crazy because he was just sort of a normal data. >> this is a span on the is science special question. can you think of any specific training that historians of science might need? it seems to me traditional things that historians of science were looking at. we are not actually focusing on that aspect of the knowledge production. hole ofown a rabbit reading 1970's feminist critiques of science. does that matter? are in terms of how we go about thinking about this. >> looking at the two subjects i have looked the most that, whose actualeimer scientific work i can't come close to it. i really struck by the different sort, not that they're better but whether i can engage with the science or not. it is a really live? now. henry: how do we know that we are making genuine decisions about the tools we're using or are they being imposed by others. myth, the idea that we are

most prominent member of the american colonization society was henry clay.an for president numerous times and, in fact, some people believe that it was henry clay's prestige that continued the organization despite some financial challenges they had in 1830's, with henry clay consistently a part of it, people believe that others would support. henry clay is a southerner, a slave holder and so that also fed into free black concerns, when you have prominent white politicians who are slave holders the mood one was that -- by 1830's a more aggressive set of kind of abolitionism took hold and so those who were once gradualist, even lloyd garrison, by the 1830's having met with african americans, he begans to think about immediate abolition. you have the nation embroiled in debates over ending of slavery and this organization that had been established earlier for some people seems like a realistic alternative in the sense that there was some idea of actually what to do with african americans if they were free. for free blacks who were living outside the south, well

and your winner is...... ...derrick henry! henry was the favorite coming into saturday night's announcement. henry received 1,832 voting points -- edging mccaffrey who received 1,539 and watson who received 1,165. the junior runningback from alabama finished the regular season with an s- e-c record 1,986 rushing yards.... ...and a conference record-tying 23 touchdowns. on thursday night -- henry also beat mccaffrey and watson for the 'doak walker award' as the country's top running back... ...and became the first running back since 2002 to win the 'maxwell award' -- which is given to college football's player announcement -- henry thanked god, his parents, his teammmates, and his coach -- nick saban. "you know, every day i come to that football facility, i know it's gonna be a challenge. i know every day, it's not going to be easy. no day is easy, but i know every day i'm gonna be challenged by you. you're a loyal coach. you always challenge us. and i just love you coach, man. without you, i wouldn't be here today." henry beco

i think derrick henry wins. i ththk christian mccancerre's season was overlooked. >> brian: i don't think he was overlooked, i don't think christian mccaffrey has the requisite touchdowns. barry sanders, when he had over 3,000 all purpose, he had 37 rushing touchdowns. it's about doer scoring. close between -- it's about scoring. >> adam: watson waving. >> rick: if i were starting a team that would be the guy. >> brian: over 400 yards in his last seven llgames. quarterback. ask the quarterback who has been coached a lot. we'll discuss the college football playoff. the 2016 ram heavy duty. with best-in-class 31,210 pounds of towing and 900 pound-feet of torque, male penguins show their love with... a pebble. some males, however... are smarter than others. save 25% o o any at kay, the number one jewelry >> adam: the brigade is loving it in phadelphia. celebrating with the victorious navy midshipmen for the 14th army black knights. we welcome you back to "the ram post game show." we turn our attention to the colleg

. >> the winner of this year's heisman trophy is derek henry. >> alabama's derek henry becomes only theer fro from 'bama to win the award. henry was deserving breaking herschel walker's seven-season record. mccaffery was a runner up and just 293 votes short. here's henry. >> to my football heroes i looked up and modelled myself. it's ominous to be here and to honor christian and deshawn. you guys had a successful season. i'm sure i'll see you all again here next year. >> 116th army navy game. longest streak in the period's higs ri. navy quarterback breaking the ncaa record. ash army got a big game from edgar allen poe. a 17-14 lead at the half. reynolds connected to jamir tillman. navy wins 14th straight game against army, 21-17 the final. navy finishes the year 10-2, army, 2-10. >>> dramon went ton say we can finally have a regular season. >> yeah, this is like a playoff game every night. it just wears on you mentally and physically. and i, for one, am glad it's over. >> announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you ca

the henry and ford families are asking for help to cover medical and funeral expenses. so far a go fund me account has raised close to 12 - thousand dollars a well - known iowa radio personality unexpectedly passed away on cheryl pannier was a co - host on w-h- o's radio program -- "the dick and cheryl show" -- which aired on saturday mornings. a visitation service will be held on wednesday at iles - westover chapel from 5 until 7 p-m... followed by a funeral service on thursday at mount olive lutheran church in des moines at 10 -am pannier was 54 years old the day after christmas is always a busy day for retailers... millions of americans are returning gifts that don't fit or they simply don't like retailers estimate holidays returns will total about 2 - hundred and 60 billion dollars. shoppers at valley west mall were doing just that... while other got scored some post holiday deals 6:29.31:29 - 6:29.42:19 yeah a lot of people out shopping, it's still a huge shopping day. a lot of families have some more christmases to celebrate as they do a little traveling and get t

henry introduced his resolutions. of those resolutions they were , introduced when the body met as a whole. but when they met again as the house, only five of his resolutions got past -- passed. however, the colonial newspapers up and down the east coast were of the mind that all seven had passed and gave them a far greater rivers -- record -- reputation of radicalization than they had. he was perhaps the favorite monarch of colonial americans. here we have king george the second. he was perhaps the favorite monarch of colonial americans because he left the americans alone. his long time on the throne would end up being benign neglect. opposite is his wife, queen caroline who caroline county was named for. she was popular because she never bothered virginia. it was not only the stamp act that caused problems here but later legislation would also. as a matter of fact during the towns and duty debates -- towns end duty debates and during the , debates about the boston pork bill, which happened as an answer to the boston

nat sound henry even places tape over them. "so we dont even have to look inside the tubes at all we just see if the tape is gone if the tape is open then the shell went up in the air." henry has worked on every one of the last 15 new years eve fireworks shows put on by phil grucci in las vegas. "the clock ticks very slowly on new year's eve for us." grucci has been planning this years moment last year's finished. this year's theme - on top of the world. each song in the sound track will highlight each of the seven casinos the fireworks take off from. "that particular building in the first few seconds of the song will be a separate color for the rest of the strip so its giving tribute to caesars palace with roman march hollywood for planet hollywood and the theme of the year is on top of the world so the song on top of the world from the stratosphere." the night of - grucci will be behind the control panels a mile away at the rio. he'll be hoping for forgiving wind speeds - which he says every year has luckily died down moments

, henry.a, ayuda a limpiar mejor que la marca económica líder de textura lisa. es 4 veces más resistente y puedes usar hasta 4 veces menos. ¡tan limpio que podrías andar sin ropa interior! para un final feliz con charmin. "un nuevo dÍa" ♪ >>> mi llamo valeria vÁsquez, quiero saludar a mi familia que la pasen bien les mando mi bendiciÓn, y que tengan feliz navidad >>> feliz navidad. >>> mi nombre es sofÍa y un saludo para navidad a mis hermanos que los extraÑo mucho en puebla. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) con chile y limÓn ♪ ♪ >>> >>> ay! no sÉ por que a mÍ me gustarÍa e ir cantando con gustavo adolfo infante el gus >>> gustavo en la ciudad de mÉxico >>> mÉxico. buenos dÍas gus. >>> (risas) >>> la segunda voz la mia >>> quÉ tal muy buenos dÍas, oh la posada el canto tradicional en mÉxico por las posadas estamos en el parque lincoln en la zona de polanco. hablÉ con una mujer ecuatoriana muy guapa, ella fue reina de la belleza del ecuador y estuvo casada con juan zepeda tiene dos hijos y la cosa que nunca se div

if all goes well - henry and 50 other pyrotechnicians- will be monitoring shells on the rooftop - and controlling debris on the strip- waiting for the finale he's working on now. "oh yeah to hear the crowd go off at the end i mean you have that many people screaming and yelling its all for me and i did all that." there's an app search grucchi count down theyre hoping to hear the whole strip countdown lauching the fireworks in unity... reporting live ophelia young fox 5 news local las vegas the people in charge of setting off the fireworks also said drones flying near the show can be dangerous.. they are also illegal. metro says if they see anyone flying a drone within five miles of the airport will be warned first .. and then can have their drones confiscated. for metro and other law enforcement .. keeping partiers safe tomorrow night is job number one! and to help with this effort .. nevada army guard soldiers will be on hand at mccarran. around 40 soldiers will help make sure mccarran is safe should anything happen. help... cpt. sabastian balint / 72nd military police company, nv na

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the henry and ford families are asking for help to cover medical and funeral expenses. so far a go fund me account has raised close to 12 - thousand dollars. if you would like to help we have a information on our website w-h-o tv dot com the death of a well - known iowa radio personality has left her listeners in shock cheryl pannier unexpectedly died she was a co - host on w-h-o's radio program -- "the dick and cheryl show" -- which aired on saturday will be held on wednesday at iles - westover chapel from 5 until 7 p-m... followed by a funeral service on thursday at mount olive lutheran church in des moines at 10 -am. the i - heart radio group says sense of humor and leadership will be deeply missed. pannier was 54 years old tensions in chicago continue to rise.. after a 19 year old college student and 56 year old mother of five... were shot and killed by police today police say they responded to a domestic disturbance on the city's west side... there the teen was hitting his house with a baseball bat then charged at police. that's when police fired -- killing the boy

henry says although the extra money for school offered by lifeserve blood center...could help... it's also about giving.... "it makes me feel like i've done something to accomplish it. it's always good for money for college too," said haafke. "our scholarship program is something that we just love to have because not only does it help us meet r needs for the community...the community's blood supple needs, but it's also giving college school students like henri a chance to get experience in event planning, leadership, recruitment...just so many things," said deroine. the blood drive ended at 6 this evening and good news, henry was able to hit his target goal getetng 52 and donate tim: today was the "busiest travel day on the roads and skies" for the holiday season... and with extreme weather battering much of the country, timing couldn't be worse 68 million americans from new orleans to chicago are in the path of possible ,snow flooding and even tornados gusty winds were actually to blame for an tracktor trailer in cedar rapids this evening. and with the treacheous conditions, it'

in columbia, rick henry, wis news 10. coming up--we'll head out to miami where clemson is hoping to inch closer to a sports is next. a national championship sports reporter joe gorchow is traveling with the tigers in one of the talking points on the day... last year's meeting between the two in the perfect tigers... understand the sooners are a better program this time around and will be motivated to redeem themselves. of course, the tigers understand just how capable the sooners are... and last year's thumping of ou means little heading into this showdown. a key difference in this year's match up... quarterback play. two of the top signal callers in the nation square off in the acc player of the year deshaun watson and oklahoma's baker maysfield. the tigers don't anticipate kicking the sooners around in this year's orange bowl. however, they do expect if they play clemson football... no one in the nation can beat them... including ou. clemson and oklahoma play new year's eve. kickoff set for 4pm. winner advances to the o

nat sound henry even places tape over them. "so we dont even have to look inside the tubes at all we just see if the tape is gone if the tape is open then the shell went up in the air." henry has worked on every one of the last 15 new years eve fireworks shows put on by phil grucci in las vegas. "the clock ticks very slowly on new year's eve for us." grucci has been display since the moment last year's finished. this year's theme - on top of the world. each song in the sound track will highlight each of the seven casinos the fireworks take off from. "that particular building in the first few seconds of the song will be a separate color for the rest of the strip so its giving tribute to caesars palace with roman march hollywood for planet hollywood and the theme of the year is on top of the world so the song on top of the world from the stratosphere." the night of - grucci will be behind the control panels a mile away at the rio. he'll be hoping for forgiving wind speeds - which he says every year has luckily died down moments b

please henry maybe the director maybe henry. >> the fundamentally the types of items you've listed belong to the project team and management that works under the direction of the dbi director so we're - we definitely feel greatest owner 100 percent ownership this is that responsibility given to us by director huey so we're responsible. >> okay director huey. >> besides i ask henry and shawn and my assistant director we've ordered the documentation from the last few years you know engagement with all the you know supporter and user e.r. the documents we send to the consultant document what we require and then you know, i took the full probability for the whole young that's all i don't feel comfortable with the way it is going so i want the reset. >> thank you. >> so at this stage open up for public comment if no more commissioners. >> i have a comment. >> okay. >> madam secretary. >> been promoted. >> good morning. i'm jerry i would last week to make a few comments on the department of building inspection preemption of the sell last year system and the building inspection oversight of this

but the better side of henry ford the sec didn't, hitler had the newspaper that iran a series of 100 articles blaming the jews for every problem in the world and hitler had a copy of that in his office in berlin. that is the infected heart of detroit. also it relates that he was an entire urban. if you see the pastoral idea constantly speaking out against immigrants that is very hard to overcome. that is anti-immigration aspect he handed the author of course, had contentious moments because they had different negotiating places but henry ford did not want to decimate the unions as they were instrumental to the balance of power. and they got along in the odd way. and henry ford and his archival histories said i did not agree with walter with that political aspect but i liked him and respected him even if there were strikes here and there a really set the tone for that respect that lasted for that period speaking you would get to this question about my father during the mayor during this period. but the general question is how did he fitted specifically but i think this story about the

henry: do they care? we can say that and we say that them but does it impact and it can but it has to happen. if you walk into a bookstore now, one of the first things you are going to encounter is books about your mind and your brain and history, but much of it is not the kind of things they are doing in the academy. there is one level which is to bring those ideas out wider than the little world that many of us inhabit. but there is a question of engagement within that world but it does not happen as often as it might. when it does happen, it comes with this anxiety about the administration shifting all the money. and tasty land grabs. they are admitting undergraduates with 30% stem potential to 50% stem potential. rebecca: academics always are there's a way we can produce that does not produce those anxieties. rebecca: i think of science cares about is is an important question and academics always are often think that the scientists don't care that much about the history. the second part of the questio

is henry olsen. he is a graduate of claremont mckenna college. he is out with a new book called "four faces of the republican party: the fight for the 2016 presidential nomination." about the demographics, this is from the wall street journal today on how the sun belt state continues to grow. florida is growing faster than california. also, north carolina and south carolina and georgia at the expense of the industrial states. .hey are losing in population how all of these demographics can impact 2016. that is available online. we are joined now from georgia. you call yourself a conservative republican? caller: i was one. host: what are you now? caller: i'm not sure. the republican party has left the black people out of the equation. --s man just said that he demographics don't matter to him. all he wants is white folks votes. and we know the reason the republican party is diminishing democratics -- demographics matter. guest: what i was trying to say is that the swing voter is someone who is downscale economically. african-americans matter a lot.

but it was henry buy a decent t margin. mccaffrey was trailed by clemson quarterback deshaun watson. as far as mccaffrey, we'll be getting a firsthand look at the son of former denver broncos wide-out ed mccaffrey. iowa has yet to face a player like this. christian's running, catching, passing, and return skills have added up to a season for the ages. 3,496 all-purpose yards are ncaa record -- 3,250, which stood for 27 years. the stanford star is only 19 years old. we'll be talking more about him and the cardinal as we lead up to the rose bowl in pasadena, california on january 1. the cyclones host arkansas-pine bluff sunday at 5:00. isu had the day off today. and for a while, it looked like this team would have a shot at being ranked number 1 in the nation. you see, isu is ranked number 2 in the coaches' poll, trailing only michigan state. and the spartans were in danger of being knocked off by an unranked florida team. dorian finney-smith connects from nba range. and the gators were up 45-42. under seven to play, michigan

henry joins a prestigious group with athtletes like eddie george and charles woodsen. the running back re-wrote the s-e-c record books this season. he broke herschel walkers' single season rushing record with 1,880 rushing yards. henry tied the conference mark for rushing with 23 touchdowns an iowa girl gets her wish after the people of dubuque turn out for a flash mob. fourteen year old sarah pieterek of dubuque says she was surprised by a flash mob dancing to kelly clarkson's...."stron ger." it's part of her make-a-wish foundation reveal -- after fighting leukemia for a year. sarah and her mother say they were overwhelmed by all the what got me emotional because "i was just shocked...i knew it was a flash mob right when the music started." as part of sarah's wish...she's going to disney world along with her family for christmas. she says she's doing a lot better now -- compared to the beginning of the year. coming up on kwwl. we head to dubuque where kwwl shares the christmas spirt. meanwhile -- the cedar valley turns out to support a great cause. but first -- here's

. >> the winner of this year's heisman trophy is derek henry. >> so alabama running back derek henryeats mccaffrey becoming the second crimson tide player to win joining ingram in 2009. henry set an sec rushing record for nearly 2,000 yards while leading the tide to the college football play-offs. so henry finished nearly 300 points ahead of mccaffrey. it's the fourth time since 2009 that a cardinal player has finished runner-up. stanford has not had a player win the award since plunkett in 1970. >>> we don't get to see this matchup very often in college hoops but today, the cal bears hosted saint mary's for the first time since 2004. today the cal bears hosted saint mary's for the first time since 2004. the bears with only two losses on the season looking to stay perfect at home. randy bennett saint mary's squad entered saturday perfect 6-0. the bears led in the first half. but saint mary's 1-point lead under two minutes to play. cal by one. saint mary's joe rayhon drives and scores on the layup giving the lead back to the gaels. 20-second to go, wallace to byrd who fires from long

henry hawk: uh, william henry hawk. james p. ferguson: uh, james p. ferguson.nant crawford: i thought at first he was intoxicated. there was a glare in his eye. i turned to captain mcgowan, intending to say something in reference to this man's manner. james p. ferguson: i was looking with an opera glass to see, uh, which citizen it was, with the president. lieutenant crawford: the next instant, the shot was fired. [gunshot]. lieutenant crawford: i said at once it was the president's box and jumped to the door. henry hawk: i was on stage at the time of the firing. [gunshot]. james p. ferguson: and he put his hands on the cushion of the box and he threw his feet right over. and he pulled part of a state flag off. henry hawk: and as i looked towards him, he came in the direction in which i was standing. b.a. hill: can you describe the man's form that jumped from the box? lieutenant crawford: yes, sir. i saw him as he ran across the stage. james p. ferguson: as he ran across, he looked right up in my face. i, i pulled the lady down behind the banister. lieutenant c