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close, itr came to a was clear that america was entering a time of transition.in foreign affairs and on the domestic front. in europe, jurors were being made between countries. yet, at the same time, communication was improving between america and the soviet union. on the domestic scene, there was no announcement and years and of the possibility of a tax increase. duringas no doubt that 1967, the president would continue to devote all of his energies to the strengthening of his people. the great society had enjoyed a magnificent beginning. but it was a long road ahead. programs might have to undergo change. but in this time of transit, the aheady would try to move and upwards. >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history. follow us on twitter at c-span history for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. >> this weekend, on the presidency, author william hazel after president woodrow wilson suffered a stroke. here is a preview. >> i like to draw the analogy of a family overwhelmed. you have

you got to win all the gamesam wisdom, good way to break itre i down. heading out early could beld be challenging as we get into the morning rush.us 66 westbound. westbou it's already raining and you you see some of in rain showing up the with the headlights with h the raindrops reflector off offo them.them this is 66 by sudley road. so westbound already starting sg to see some volume and withnd wh the wet roads just remember we saw what happened last tuesday d with the rain both in thehe rai morning and the eveningand e ev commute. co so, take your time out there.he or, you know, try to go in later, maybe if you can do. that let's go to our maps.aybe . we'll keep you posted allte a morning long on any of theof trouble spots. so far still early.ll early. wide view of the beltway bel doesn't show any issues and 66n6 westbound you saw how smooth hoh that was.as coming in out of frederick and montgomery countyri on 2700 southbound no tissues as well.o. you're in the green there sothe very light volume.ol outer loop 95 and the t as wesh go from montgomeryon

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when we went up the punch bowl and had that service, just , itre the service was over rained. just a little bit. was likest, but it tears from heaven. that these men remembered as too. clinton: got transferred to texas and volunteered for the arizona. you, you, you type. i joined the arizona at long beach in late september 1940. sunday was liberty day, supposedly. and i would do the solo, i was taking flight lessons. when the first lane -- planes went over, they went this way. looks like the fly boys are out early. they used a pool surprise raids -- pull surprise raids on us. and overcomes another one and it banks. and i hollered, they are not ours, get the hell out of here. and i do not think we had time to think right away. adrenaline came out of no place and you instinctively reacted, because i know when i reached up and corked the scuttle edge, and actually flipped onto the deck. and i do not think i could have done it if i wanted to, thinking about it. back to thehe boat arizona which he blew up. and we started casualty work and they sent us to the island by the channel e

john: use itr lose it. >> there's no incentive to save that money for something different or give it back to the government. we have to use it or read to lose it. john: let's return to that fighter plane. congress first ordered years ago. >> the development of stretch to 15 years at costs of more than doubled from original estimates. john: despite the double cost the f-35 still has lots of problems. >> they have problems with maintenance diagnostic software sensor fusion shortfalls fuel system problems. john mackey goes on and on but he still wants the plane as do you. >> yes. the talk about john mccain for a minute. he spent five years in a p.o.w. camp because he got shot down by a surface to air missile. this is a man understands why we need the pilots have the best technology possible. we send our sons and daughters and the combating wants to make sure we have the first look and to get the first look to get the first kill. as with the f-35 does. the visionary airplane of the future that basically takes sensors and puts the entire picture together and are helmets. john: its waiver

how police are working to get this deadly batch off of the itr life.ree fall, another ugly loss, has many questions the ability of the players and coaches. the has this team hit rock bottom. or could it get worse? it is not all bad for pennsylvania's foot football penn state and temple take home a title and now they are looking to continue their history headaching seasonsl gam. >> ♪ >>> big star making an appearance on good day this morning, harry connick junior is live in our studio to talk about his new show that airs right

te itre reopened.pene traffic flowing. inner loop moving alongne without any issues.loe 295 southbound also quiet. quiet keep in mind metro operating ora on sean schedule so metrobusesse and metro rail gearing up for service at 7:00.at 7 any questions at erin fox5t en d.c. on twitter. allison and wisdom.is >> let's take a look at the t stories you're engaging withinwi th mosst. >> two parents died of a drug d overdose in pennsylvania.in pena now as a result, their infantirn died three or four days lateratr of starvation. o m much.ta it happened at a home outsideome of pittsburgh.tsrg investigators say the couple thu had been dead for about a week w when they were found.ound officials believe they the overdosed on heroin. h >> sad story. >> terrible. >> next up a police body cam boy has been released of a controversial tasing at aing at nurse nome kansas. now the video shows officers off tasing a 91-year-old man. the man who suffered fromm alzheimer's batted at officers r with his hands. hisands then when he tries to run aw

take them toto te get around instead of thef roads and 95 northboundorth cruising from stafford keep itring.s fox5 news >> straight ahead at 6:00 breaking news out of italy i this morning. morning. the suspect in this week'sspt it attack on a christmas marketasae in berlin is and killed by police. pic the latest developments and video of the scene just coming n in. we'll have it straight ahead.he >> plus another busy travel t day on the roads and in the the air on this christmas eve eve. e we'll take a look at how a how things are running over atning t reagan national coming up. u >> christmas eve eve. e e >> christmas eve eve. e >> sure christmas eve eve. e a live look outside on this thi friday, december 23rd.ber 23rd. weather and traffic coming up on the 5s atand tr 6:05.5. happy friday everybody.verybody and good morning. i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey.i'm i welcome to fox s5te news mornini and guess technicallyhnly christmas eve eve morning.eve em >> christmas eve eve morning.org >> yeah. let's get to breaking niceakingn right off the top atright 6 o'clock. this comi

that we're going to keep itre g cold around here for the weekend as the jet stream is i well to our south and we're w just going get a taste here of o what's to come for the winterwir season so temperatures bothre b today and tomorrow around 40. 4 overnight lows below freezing fg and then i just want tot wa mention quickly here we'll dowe another round of this next this week so more like january byliky next week. in fact our daytime highsme probably don't get out of theont 30's by next thursday and trsda friday. there's your seven day. and quickly i've got to go. to g there could be a wintry mix ainr he so watch the weekend forecast a little bit. roads.dsack with the >> when we were walkinghe throughn we the hall yesterday y mgm and there was deejay youeeyu were doing a version of the t walk that was pretty fierce. fie it wasn't for anyone but i was watching you in your groove.our. >> it was for everybody but i get what you're saying. say >> all right then. r right now as you make your way w out in prince william we have hv a crash on spriggs road closed right now in both directionsrecs n

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and itre ways to do that can be taken care of quite quickly. channel. accused of mortal sin in the west. russia today. >> thank you. good afternoon, mr. putin. i'd like to talk about democracy. in the context of the presidential election in the u.s. american politicians love to talk about politics. that is what makes the u.s. exceptional. sometimes they say that other countries are not democratic enough so they share and spread their democracy. these very same people who are so proud of american democracy, common american people started saying that they were betrayed in the aftermath of the presidential election. what's wrong with democracy? is democracy a good thing? i'mher question that concerned about personally -- a person was convicted for seven years for treason. do you think this is textate punishment for the she sent about the military train? president putin: as far as the court decision is concern, our courts are independent in russia just like any other country. thisi do believe that verdict was quite tough. i'm not sure of the details. was it

itr once gun we mourn the loss ofhel yet another star gone too t soon.first shot to fame in the 1980's,me i' early 80's with the group whamrp with hits like wake me upee up before you go-go, careless whisper, last c his 1987 debut album faith alb f sold more than 10 million mil copies. this family released a statement sayingthis michael did peacefully at home.ly atom >> next up, strong words fromors pope francis about thisabouthi christmas season.christseas the pope said christmas hasistmh been taken hostage by dazzling materialism that puts god in the shad don'ts brides many to m the needs of the hungry and the warneeds weary. wea the remarks were made in his i christmas eve mom in vatican v city. pope francis said many in thency wealthy world had to be remindem the of the message of christmas. it's about humility simplicityit and mystery. >> finally a christmas carol c service in sri lanka lka celebrated in a mostos unexpected way. the addition of a little tupac c he programgram. the church accidentallyiden printed out the lyrics to the late rapper's h

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obviously it reducesre the wind chill so it's minus m two for martinsburg, feelsrg, like one in winchester, itrfeels like eight here and a a very frigid morning but thank tk goodness we're not talkingalki about temperatures in thetemp teens with windser gusting to 30 and 40 which is what we hadhat d yesterday. we are going to warm up a little bit today. goinglile b not quite as windy and thenhe winter weather potentialot coming our way. i'll haveng more details on that coming up in just a few jusa f minutes. let's see.milet'e. it's 5:02.2. back to you steve and holly. hly school delay in grant county weirgiirginia. schools will have a two-hourour delay today due to the extreme t cold and we'll update you ife yu we get any more delays this morning. >> well it is a nightmarel it scenario being i displaced fromo your home on this freezingreezg blustery night.ht unfortunately one silvere er spring family is living iting i this morning. >> their home ignitedigni overnight causing serious serio damage as you can see there.sere melanie joins us this mornings o with more.rn good morning, mel. >> report

on year, itr, year had a 70% market share. we are looking at a drop of 30 points according to idc.er three. they are -- there is also apple pay expected to hit $200 billion in transactions by 2019 but that -- away.a few years a there is the apple car. we reported the company decided to scale back plans for that with hundreds of job cuts. as for the possible investment of $1 billion, that would be a drop in the bucket of its cash on hand. look at the bloomberg terminal. apple has a huge cash pile. billion dollars. you remember in may, apple invested $1 billion in chinese -- a chinese right hailing company. the last it invested was in 2013 headphone maker beats. it does have a lot of money if it wanted to invest even more. as for the softbank vision fund, that is supposed to be up and running in 2017. the ceo said $50 billion or half of the fund would go back into u.s. investment. if apple decided to invest the money could go back into the country as it looks to continue to innovate and to profit. rishaad: our next guest was a trader at goldman sachs. he set up table which allows mem

i'm going totep ck gingerbrusea eatn itr just eat it? >> it's$250. >> to have lunch. >> you can -- it costs $250 and then it says, dinner's $300. >> you read that note. very nice. >> you can make dinner at home and build your own -- >> there you go. >> for $5. a >> blue man come here and build you -- >> put it on our gift list. >> okay. ght nt to that candle. a candle burning in the window. >>> let's check your weather. see what we've got for you, and we are looking today at a little wet weather making mts way here in the northeast. a lot of heavy rain down through the gulf coast, and there is a risk of strong storms down there today. some wet weather, snowy weather in the pacific northwest. awfully cold air making its way through the plains. teens and 20s. 20s into north new england. 80s in florida. looking at more showers and thunderstorms down through the gulf. the snow moves out of northern new england, and more snow coming into the plains and pacific northwest. >>> huh? [ laughter ] >> what did you -- >> i said, when you do your nec

how police are working to get this deadly batch off of the itr life. free fall, another ugly loss, has many questions the ability of the players and coaches. the has this team hit rock bottom. or could it get worse? it is not all bad for pennsylvania's foot football penn state and temple take home a title and now they are looking to continue their history headaching seasonsl gam. >> ♪ >>> big star making an appearance on good day this morning, harry connick junior is live in our studio to talk about his new show that airs right fox. >>> we are so excited, i can't wait for him to come in because i want to see his reaction. >> i will be hiding in the corner, you know whet i admire i never know what to say. >> you were doing your nails on wednesday. >> to get ready for this. >> i enjoy his show too. it is a real variety show. it is fun. >> it is funny. >> it is funny. >> there is lots of music involved. he shows his tamly. >> really charming. >> he vice charming. i don't blame you, sue. >> she's ready for you harry. >> anything to distract you from the we

i am not sure we have all the out, but itred builds off a project that was done here where a number ofeople from brookings and others take more ownership of that portion of the budget. is there another question? yes, right there. >> my name is sister rachelle freedman for the coalition of human needs. i feel like whenever we talk about budget, there's one big looming thing that we don't acknowledge. there is a lot of very well funded big efforts in this country and a whole group of people that believe we need a smaller government. therefore, we have a sense that any -- this group loves it when people take a no new tax pledge. i'm not going to raise taxes. for many of us who work in the low income community, we know the safety nets are so critical to people in our nation that are really hurting. i just want to say it grieves me greatly that a lot of these well-funded efforts are making real headway into our government and into people's minds. even when i look at people who voted for our president-elect. a lot of those people i think voted frankly against their own best self-interest and

beautiful blue sky awaits on this saturdayy morning, it's only the tentht'sn of december but feels like itr could be the middlebu oft januj or february.ebar >> i know.>>no >> uh. u yes, a lot of bear trees out there. lost foliage. foli it was nice fall season buteaso we're ramping things up intos uo glinted i'm ready for thed blizzard. >> are you?i'm you? >> yeah. >> like last year's blizzard you want another one.st >> y mind over mu atter.want >> i guess if we got through g r it last year you can get youan through it any year, right.r,ig. >> that's right.>> >> maybe make some tweaks toea o our transportation issues. ssue. wishful thinking. all right. what's ahead for today? no problems on the roads weather related.relad. it's just cold. you need the heat on high butite we should have hea sunshine.un it is a dry saturday and allll weekend should be drive.d sh ill.l. 28 in baltimore, 30 in annapolis, 26 quantico, 31o, washington, twenty seven out, attw dulles, 27 in thatin tha winchester and it is not just j here. that cold air all across the the majority of the country stretching as far sou

. >> we call it fashion tape anded they just happened to market itr it's what you do.o >> it's kind of funny that is aa billionaire and he's like give me some tape. >> at one point he had his ownid clothing line i still don't knok if he has it.. >> they said he wears some ofd e his own ties. >> i don't understand why he und can't have a tie bar. >> you're going from being a bea household name but not somebodyd under the microscope every e second. so i s last time he wears scotch tape.c >> you think so.>> thi >> no.>> n >> you don't think so.o >> i don't think he cares. >> he does what he wants. >> it's more thor discussion.cu. >> facebook is waging war on fake news articles.rticl the company will slap warning wi labels on them for some users as part of a test to root out miss information in its news feed one example reads, this website iss not reliable news source.ou the move seems to be the firsthr indication facebook is makingakn spread of fake news which is think is great.ink >> i applaud them.he yup.p >> holiday season also meansn ls it's hollywood awards season sea this morning --

you if somebody is looking for a new doctor, you know, when you first go in with that doctor, is itr,ake a chancee c with them and say this is who io wanted to be my doctor.octo >> reporter: well, look, next n to marriage or your significanti life partner, whatever, comes the dr. nurse practitioner, physician's assistant patienttap relationship. and that is sacrosanct and ift d you go to a health care provider and they don't seem to be theree they're thinking about other o things then you need to unload them and find someone knew that actually cares. there's a book called "whereverr you go there you are" by john j calf vet i teach medical students to read it and live it, because i'm want a doctor that's listening, and i tell peopleeo medical students all the time, m you can litigate with a patient you listen to what the patient says and you both will have a a happy relationship.nsp >> all right. i like that. that's great advice.ic let's get back to the holidaysoy as it correlates to being happyh and maybe you can answer did the grinch's heart really grow multiple sizes because of the

itre is a historian who put this way, in the middle of the 20th century, 1940's, if you were in chargef something big and important in america, chances work you were white and male and protestant. that is not the way it looks today. there is the story of the decline of this world and the kind of vacuum it has left in its wake. i think that is where we are in the country. one of the important things it has told is really the source of some of the anxiety we have seen, particularly on the conservative side of politics, among white evangelical protestants as they feel that loss of power and influence. is there another book to be written amount -- around african-american churches and where they are? there is an explosive growth of latino churches. absolutely, that is going to absolutely shift the landscape. even in places like north carolina -- we do not really think about the latino culture there, but there is a vibrant latino culture there today. host: a call on our republican line for mississippi. good morning. caller: good morning. what i wanted to a dress is it sounds like there is a

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itre is a historian who put this way, in the middle of the 20th century, 1940's, if you were in charge of something big and important in america, chances work you were white and male and protestant. that is not the way it looks today. there is the story of the decline of this world and the kind of vacuum it has left in its wake. i think that is where we are in the country. one of the important things it has told is really the source of some of the anxiety we have seen, particularly on the conservative side of politics, among white evangelical protestants as they feel that loss of power and influence. is there another book to be written amount -- around african-american churches and where they are? there is an explosive growth of latino churches. absolutely, that is going to absolutely shift the landscape. even in places like north carolina -- we do not really think about the latino culture there, but there is a vibrant latino culture there today. host: a call on our republican line for mississippi. good morning. caller: good morning. what i wanted to a dress is it sounds like there is

itre is a historian who put this way, in the middle of the 20th century, 1940's, if you were in chargef something big and important in america, chances work you were white and male and protestant. that is not the way it looks today. there is the story of the decline of this world and the kind of vacuum it has left in its wake. i think that is where we are in the country. one of the important things it has told is really the source of some of the anxiety we have seen, particularly on the conservative side of politics, among white evangelical protestants as they feel that loss of power and influence. is there another book to be written amount -- around african-american churches and where they are? there is an explosive growth of latino churches. absolutely, that is going to absolutely shift the landscape. even in places like north carolina -- we do not really think about the latino culture there, but there is a vibrant latino culture there today. host: a call on our republican line for mississippi. good morning. caller: good morning. what i wanted to a dress is it sounds like there is a