anyways, you end up in jefferson city, missouri. and you are doing, as i understand it, mostly tax work. justice thomas: i started out with criminal work. that was the beginning. it was really interesting because you show up, of course you had to pass the bar exam. a great learning experience in many ways. and september 14, i became a member of the bar missouri. september 17, i argued my first case before the supreme court of missouri. you can imagine what i was like at 26 years old. but the job was great. it was an enormous amount of work to do. and this was purely -- it is one of these swim or sink situations. there was very little supervision because people didn't have time. the great part about it was that the work came to you in an indiscriminate manner. there was so much of it it just poured in, and you just did it as it came in. it was a wonderful experience. the other great part of it was that i worked for a person who was a good man. so, even today, i advise my law clerks or any kids who ask me for advice to work for the pe

any ways, so you end up in jefferson city, missouri and you're doing as i understand it, mostly tax work and other kinds of things? >> i started out with criminal appellate court. we, that was the beginning. it was really interesting because you show up, of course, you have to pass the bar exam. i lived with mrs. margaret wilson that summer, which was great. a great learning experience in many ways and in september 17th, i argued my first case before the supreme court in missouri, so, you can imagine what i was like. i was 26 years old and but the job was great. it was an enormous amount of work to do and this was purely, it's a one of these swim or sink situations. there was very little supervision because people didn't have time. the great part about it was that it was the work came to you in an indiscriminate manner. it just poured in and you just did it. the other great part was that i worked for a person who was a good man. so, the, even today, i advise my -- or any kids who ask me for advice to work for the person, not the job because again, it's sort of like learning from my grand

i want to go to washington or jefferson city or wherever they want to go, i am going to be a fighter. that is what we got now. how many more fighters do we need? how about a few peacemakers? it is a misreading of the character of the american people. i think religious people acting from their faith have an opportunity to appeal to the best and i will give you an example. very recent example. charleston, south carolina, young man goes into an african-american church bible study. and kills nine people. nine individuals. two days later it is his arraignment and the relatives of the nine people stand up,ne after another and they say we forgive you. it didn't come to people, that is a religious statement. that grows out of their faith. and what came into that? what did that evoke? what happened because the relatives of nine people, what happened then? then three days later the governor announces the confederate flag is coming down from the capital ground. and surrounded by republicans, democrats, conservatives, liberals, african-americans, white, america standing behind her. these nine peo

i want to go to washington or jefferson city or wherever you want to go, i want to be a fighter, that is what we have got now. how many more fighters do we need? how about a few peacemakers? i think it is a misreading of the character of the american people. i think that religious people acting from their faith, an opportunity to appeal to the best. i will give you an example. charleston, south carolina, young man goes into an african-american church, bible study and kills nine people, nine innocent people. two days later it is his arraignment. the relatives of those nine people stand up, one after another and they say we forgive you. that is a religious statement that grows out of their faith and what came from that? what did that evoke? what was -- what happened to the relatives of nine people, what happened then? three days later, announces the confederate flag going down from the capitol grounds and she is surrounded

from jefferson city, tennessee. >> hello, i would like to basically address an issue here.s to me within a kind of real democracy the idea would , need that in terms of promoting public policy that the greater idea would be the thing that won out. but those ideas have to be able to get in. this is a time when there is a great sound of ideas ready to be aired, and yet the government seems to want to close this off. i think that is a great travesty. one of your speakers said something like, we had to get the troops out, we had to get the rallied, which effectively in this case, means the government needed to shut down the tool of one side to be able to get their idea out in order to effectively rally their troops. that's just a comment. my question is to mr. goldberg, where he said this opened the door for jurisprudence addressing the idea of freedom of speech more actively. i'm wondering, from this point on, was there an active current in the court to get that rectified? and also at the time, i know there is a big backlash against this now, was there a big backlash at the ti

ian is up next in jefferson city, tennessee. >> caller: hello, hi.ss -- i guess an issue here. seems to me that within any kind of real democracy, the idea would be that in terms of sort of promoting public policy, that the greater idea kind of would be the thing that won out. but those ideas have to be able to get in. and this is a time, the time period of schenck that we're talking about is a time where there's a great fountain of ideas that are ready to be aired and yet the government seems to want to chose this off. i think that's a great travesty. one of your speakers said that something like -- we had to get the troops out, we had to get them rallied, which effectively, at least in this case, manners that the government needed to shut down the tool of one side to be able to get their idea out in order to effectively rally their troops. so that's just a comment. but my question would be to mr. goldberg where he said that this sort of opened the door for j s jurisprudence addressing the idea of freedom of speech more actively. i'm wondering, from

city. septa at jefferson station, the goal is to provide a meal to hundreds who might spend the holiday alonethe girl scouts and the penn jersey roller derby pitched in to make the dinner happen. >>> time is 4:26. 35 degrees. it is a late november day and certainly feels like it this morning. to make it feel colder the wind is blowing. heading out the door, bundle up. don't forget your sunglasses. we are clear but the roads different story. jessica boyington tracking traffic troubles. >> that's right, bill. 95, the southbound side, you can see some heavy police activity there, only one lane getting by. right around bridge street. >> roller coaster of emotions for the football team after a perfect season they lost out on a trip to disney world. how they ended up all smiles. >>> school funding a top priority in harrisburg. lawmakers will vote on a plan that could change the way school districts get money and how your tax dollars will be used. >> click it or ticket, the law and starting today police will be out checking to make sure you have your seat belts buckled. and sweater and jacket weathe

there is our city camera, the washington monument, jefferson memorial. after chilly morning blustery winds will stay with us settling down a bit. by dawn tomorrow, around this time tomorrow morning, a little below freezing. by dawn in the upper 20s through much of the region. a warming trend for the week ahead. i'll look at that in a few minutes. >>> isis planning a series of attacks around the world including one in atlanta for today. our sister station in atlanta says there's already heavy security at the area where today's wwe event will take place. authorities were tipped off by threats that and online. the alleged attack is planned at philips arena for a wrestling event called survivor series. fbi said it doesn't have credible evidence of an attack. they are taking the threat seriously. the event will go on as planned. >>> a turkish airline felines had to be diverted to nova scotia after authorities received threat of a bomb threat yesterday afternoon. the plane had 256 people on board. it landed safely. no word on what they found. >> belgian offici

vermont senator bernie sanders were together in iowa last month at the jefferson-jackson dinner, also in des moines. tonight, dubuque city leaders will get opinions on a proposed new skate park. the city has committed 600-thousand dollars to the project and has challenged a user-group to raise another 200-thousand. the city wants to get several ideas for a design. the meeting will also review dubuque's two existing skate parks at comiskey park and mcaleece sports complex. the meeting will be tonight at six at the five flags center on main street. starting today, the dubuque county library will forgive fines for food. library users can swap a non-perishable food item for one dollar in fines. the library will donate all of the food to the saint stephen's food bank. dubuque county library district has branches in asbury, epworth, farley, holy cross and peosta. some university of missouri football players say they won't play in saturday's game. they say the university president isn't handling racially charged incidents well enough. authorities have found more evidence that a russian plane crashed mid-air over egypt because o

lasted only for out 4 minutes, but affected customers as far away as jefferson, south dakota and dakota dunes... as well as on the city's west side. jenna: authorities have released the name of a north dakota man found dead at a pomeroy, iowa residence early tuesday morning. the iowa d-c-i has identififi the man as 41-1-ar-old dale potter of devil's lake north dakota. authorities say that potter was found dead with a gunshot wound. they're still waiting on the results of an autopsy and the investigation into the man's death is ongoing. jenna: a murder suspect from florida has surrendered himself to the sioux city police department. . authorities say y that 28 year old jonathan barrio turned himself in on wednesday afternoon. barrio was wanted for second degree murder in connection to a shooting that happened in florida back last month. he's currently being held in the woodbury county jail while he awaits extradition back to florida. tim: coming up this weekend a special fundraiser will be held to raise money for a family who lost their son in a fire. the e rres famliy lost their 3 year old boy, nico, in a house fire bac

lasted only for about 4 minutes, but affected customers as far away as jefferson, south dakota and dakota dunes... as well as on the city's west side. tim: bin buster no longer describes the kind of harvest season iowa farmers are enjoying. iowa is set to be the nation's largest corn producer and second largest soybean producer this year. the usda is reporting even larger yields for both corn and ybeans in the ate than were projected just weeks ago. iowa's corn crop will tally nearly 2.5 billion bushels with the soybean crop climbing nebr 550 million bushels that's millions more than the government forecast just last month. nationally the 2015 soybean harvest looks to become the nation's largest ever. jenna: authorities have released the name of a north dakota man found dead at a pomeroy, iowa residence early tuesday morning. the iowa dci has identified the man as 41-year-old dale potter of devil's lake north dakota. authorities say that potter was found dead with a gunshot wound. authorities are ill awaiting the results of an autopsy and the investigation into the e n's death is ongoing. tim: a murder suspect from florid

city. we have this established. this is where jefferson and these guys are coming from. they're using these models when they come up with their plan for divvying up the landscape. this is the theoretical township. this is an orderly way of dividing the land. what ends up happening is this is implemented. the shape of this thing is important. notice, i don't know if you can miles, andis is six six-by-sixt of grids. tommy square miles is six by six? -- how many square miles is six by six? that's right, 36 square miles. territorys the new would be identified as 36 mile squares. a grid. six by six. out, andld be surveyed they would survey the land in a certain order along the lines of this grid. ofy would establish, ahead time, before people started living on it, or at least before american started living on it. there might be people here, but that did not matter. ahead of time, they would create a kind of way of disturbing and selling land, turning it into property, moving from land to property that people would own. people will cultivate and build communities on it, all th

vermont senator bernie sanders were together in iowa last month at the jefferson-jackson dinner, also in des moines. tonight, dubuque city leaders will get opinions on a proposed new skate park. the city has committed 600-thousand dollars to the project and has challenged a user-group to raise another 200-thousand. the city wants to get several ideas for a design. the meeting will also review dubuque's two existing skate parks at comiskey park and mcaleece sports complex. the meeting will be tonight at six at the five flags center on main street. starting today, the dubuque county library will forgive fines for food. library users can swap a non-perishable food item for one dollar in fines. the library will donate all of the food to the saint stephen's food bank. dubuque county library district has branches in asbury, epworth, farley, holy cross and peosta. many people are already planning what they will cook for their thanksgiving meal. this year's bird flu and an influx in pork may have people switching to ham instead of the today and tomorrow will be the nicest days of this work week. plan on sunny sky today, with a f

there's our city cam view, jefferson memorial. all is calm and quiet.on't have any rainÑ morning. a look at travel weather midweek warming trend developing in just a few minutes. >>> thank you, tom. right now isis with a series of attacks around the world including one in atlanta. fbi says its aware of the threat against wwe event of the hacker group anonymous said it uncoveredç theç çplan.uiu$ç thth alleged attack plannedç a thç arena forç aw3ç wrestling called survivor series. doesn't have credible evidence go on. we'll have information on nbc washington app. >>> a turkish airlines plane had to be diverted to halifax nova scotia after authorities received threat of ai bomb. itu! landed çsafely. policeu! searched çit. no word yet on0whatçççç th onç highestÑi ale$a9ñ government officials2say they imminent attackç against mi brussels. cafes, bars and discos close early. suck way shut down. they have urged americans to shelter in place and remaple at home. some businesses decided to stay open but understood why so many decided to stay

and domestic" the new horizons band and the jefferson high school meister singers provided the music for the event. singing and trumpet nats and in iowa city, the group, "veterans for peace," honored a long tradition. vets observed arstice day on the university offiowa pentacrest. veterans day originated as armistice day to commemorate the end of world war one. it's a day to promote peace and remember the victims of wars, including soldiers and civilians. coming up next in sports.. scott will go one e n one with iowa coach kirk ferentz. and he'll also have state volleyball highlights and news of some local athletes who signed onhe dotted line tday. stay with your 24 hour classvolleyball tournament. josh has more from the cell. let's kick off the action with springville taking on sidney. 2nd set, orioles trying to fight back, megan wagaman with the kill. springville down 22-15 then it's jordyn johnson with the kill just inside the line to tie it up at 22 all but sidney stops the momentum and would sweep the orioles in 3 sets also in 1a, tripoli aking its 9th consective trip to state. 3rd set, kennedy drewissets the kill off the block. the p

and lasted for about 4 minutes, but affected custers as far away as jefferson, south dakota and dakota dunes... as well as on the city's west side. " jessica rae: when we come back... i'll tell you how two strangers are coming together to help a siouxland family deal with the tragic loss of their son. stay tuned for the full story. scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... with ... jessica rae... and meteorologist scott larson.. check of our stormcast hd where yesterday's storm system continues to pass off to the east and northeast. in its wake, we'll have sunny skies but strong winds gusting around 40 miles per hour as a wind advisory continues through 6 o'clock tonight. tomorrow and saturday should be nice with sunshine and gradually warming temperatures as we get into the weekend. today's forecast calls for a high of 50 with sunshine and a brisk wind. we'll have clear skies and calmer conditions tonight as we fall to a low of 26. tomorrow's high is 52 and it'll be sunny and pretty decent for our friday. the 7 day forecast shows high temperatures returning to the 60s for the weekend before incre

lasted for about 4 minutes, but affected customers as far away as jefferson, south dakota and dakota dunes... as well as on the city's west side. jessica rae: two strangers...have come together tohelp a sioux city family who lost their 3 year-old son in a fire last month. 3 year-old nico torres was killed in a house fire on october 30th. to raise funds for his family... misty rains and tina lopez... who met on facebook.... are now planning a silele auction. so f f, they have received close to 4-thousand dollars in donated items for the event. the pair says they're also hoping to collect house-holds items for the family. "the family did lose everything in the fire, so we're having a collection point. they'rmainly in need of household items from big to small. so if you think about in your house you lose everything, we're talking spoons, plastic baggies, everything. all that has to be re-purchased," said misty rains. jessica rae: the silent auction... will be held on november 14th. that's this saturday at sainin michael's church in sioux city. the auction takes placacfrom noon until 6 p-m. donations will be accepted at

city. >> all three democratic presidential candidates speaking at the party's annual jefferson jackson dinner in new hampshire. hillary clinton again refused to say we are at war with radical islam. >> we cannot give into the fear mongerers who say we are at war in islam or we should put every muslim in america in a government data base. >> clinton attacking republican frontrunner donald trump with those comments and promising to do whatever is necessary to protect us. >> well, a final mass held by pope francis in the wore torn african republic. he is making a plea for peace between christians and muslims a the a cathedral hoping to heal the risk between the communities. tight security as he takes off for roam in abome in about an h. >> the new england patriots are defeated no more. this after a show down in the snow. >> anderson is going to go all of the way. the denver broncos win the game. >> there you go. the 48 yard touchdown run completed a 48 point come back. 30-24. backup quarterback hand the patriots their first loss of the season. it was all about offense in seattle where russell wi

jefferson. lopez died at the scene. what led to the deadly shooting is still unknown. this is the city's 14 - th homicide of the year. des moines police caught a murder suspect wanted in waukee. officers arrested brendan mc- guinness in the 27-hundred block of capitol avenue around 3 - 30 yesterday afternoon. the 42 year old is accused of killing gino risola in front of his waukee home.. as channel 13's reid chandler reports.. this is the citit's first murder since 19 - 77. nearly forty years since waukee's last homicide left this quiet neighborhood along care-free lane anything but calm early saturday morning. 21:08:45 "completely, yeah. it's always a really quiet neighborhood. you know, you never see anything too exciting around here." - georgia sysouchanh - waukee georgia "see-soo-john" lives down the street from the scene of the crime, where the sound of multiple gunshots brought police to find this man - gino risola - lying in the street... 1:09:05 "i know another neighbor heard the shots and you know, she thought, oh, it's probably a car that backfired or something. when you hear that, gunshots aren't the first

jefferson avenue. police say he was shot several times. investigators say more than one suspect has been identified. they are not releasing that information to the public at this time. this is the city's 14 - th homicide of the year. an ankeny teen is now home safe.... after missing for nearly a week. police 16-year-old shianna davis was last seen on monday night on ankeny's south - west side. police say the girl voluntarily left the area... but this afternoon...she was found in a shelter in des moines... she was uninjured. police need your help locating a pick up truck that was stolen at gas station.. the truck was reported stolen around 8 at night on thursday at the kum and go on south east 14 - th. the owner says he left the car running while he ran into the gas station for a brief momen. the owner of the truck is offering a 1 - thousand dollar reward for anyone who finds it. if you have any information contact des moines police a lot of people are tempted to leave their cars running as it gets cooler out.. meterologist jennifer mcdermed joins us now for a very fall like forecast... some would say it's one of the court house. a day where parents welcomed new members into their fami

city. it happened around 10:30 at the intersection of 13th st and jefferson avenue. police say lopez had been visiting a home in the area and got into a dispute with some people there. socop is charged with first degree murder. right now, des moines police are searching for 3 suspects who broke into two area pharmacies and stole several bottles of painkillers. police responded to the medicap pharmacy at 2527 easton blvd. it was a burglary alarm. then just two hours later, police were tripped to 2804 beaver avenue for another alarm. at both locations several bottles of oxy-morphone, morphine, oxycodone, and oxycontin were missing. police reviewed surveillance video that showed three men broke a glass door with a hammer. they were wearing dark clothing, gloves, and white t-shirts over their faces. looking ahead, monday, the murder trial of ngor makuey resumes. friday investigators revealed used a metal spatula to kill 97-year-old rupert anderson and beat his wife, harriett in their des moines home. after his arrest, makuey was recorded talking to himself. he denied eve

city. this was the scene on the 900 block of jefferson street in north philadelphia. carrying the two robbery suspects slammed into a passing vehicle. the driver of the passing vehicle was injured along with one of the suspects. police caught both of them. temple police assisted philadelphia officers at the crash scene. >>> also new, the red cross is helping people who escaped a house fire in north philadelphia. the flames had spread through the second and third floors when firefighters arrived on the 2200 block of west berk street at 1:00 a.m. no injuries were reported and the cause of the fire is unclear. >>> detectives are hot on the trail of a thief who has been snatching unopened packages from an apartment building in the city's mantua section. they released this surveillance video of the suspect saying he struck three times in one week earlier this month. he grabs packages just inside a gated entrance of the building and then flees on foot down the 3800 block of spring garden street. tenants say one time the gated door was broken to gain entry. in another instan

city. anyone with information is asked to call fort dodge police. eric: a tama county man might be granted a change of venue. dustin jefferson is facing first degree murder charges in the death of his wife kerry o'clair jefferson. earlier this month jefferson's murder trial ended in a hung jury. prosecutors say that jefferson actively helped or encouraged his mother ginger jefferson to kill his wife in september 2013. ginger jefferson was convicted last year of first-degree murder stabbing death. eric: an update now. a boil advisory for an east des moines neighborhood has ended. residents in the area east of ne 34th to highway 65 and south of i-80 to douglas avenue no longer need to use bottled or boiled water. des moines water works officials say a water main break on thursday caused the advisory. elizabeth: looking ahead, some big changes are planned near the intersection of grand avenue and first street in west des moines. today the city council is set to finalize the zoning changes for -- zoning changes their. a local developer plans to demolish several buildings and replace them with 5 new commercial buildings. tomorrow

at sequoia high school in redwood city to help transition students who are coming out of juvenile hall. remember, you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> persimmons are a common produce treat this time of year. i'm not sure i have ever had one. >> no. >> eh. >> maybe not. >> they have to be just ripe for you to enjoy them properly so here's tony with today's tip. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with persimmons. they are coming in, in the fall, great quality. we talked about round persimmons. those you eat when they're hard, sweet and spicy at the same time. but these persimmons you eat when they're very, very soft almost like a water balloon texture soft where if you squeeze them, they may explode in your hand. that's how soft they have to be. let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy them, beautiful orange color all the way around. very important free from any shriveling whatsoever. now, when you bring them home store them on the counter not in a cool, dry place. on the counter is probably the best place. now, wait until you squeeze them and they are so soft li

we need to remind people we are the city on the hill, we are about rujus freedom, that the words of thomas jeffersonnd others mean something. >> this is a strong argument. no one is saying that people should percent cute muslim necessary this country. by the way, a lot of people that go to join the islamic state do so because they believe in the ideology -- >> donald trump just said that. he was going to -- >> well, he's leading the -- >> donald trump is leading the republican party right now. >> donald trump said there should be some mosque surveillance, which is broader than i think he should have said -- >> but there are people saying we should percent cute muslims. let's not -- >> what trump said is -- >> saying we should percent cute all muslim necessary this country. >> there is a serious threat that comes from within of islam and all the focus of this is going to be so rough on the islamic community shows people they're not focusing on the big issue which is how to prevent the next attack. >> hang on, douglas. i think people are concerned. we shouldn't call it whining because there are many p

frank: it is a live shot from our jefferson webcam in greene county. you can see the city down below, but definitely a beautiful morning. 35 our temperature in des moines, the wind chill is 28. the wind is less than 10 miles per hour out of the south but as we head into the afternoon, the wind will become a little gusty you will notice mainly the clouds off to the south and east and a system off to the north in sections of canada. that will stay up there, not affecting our weather very much at all. 43, minneapolis. 20's, rapid city and bismarck. 36 in st. louis and 30 degrees in chicago. we are going to warm up nicely into the mid to upper 50's across the state. out to the west, 60's are starting to build in and those are headed our way. alyx: thank you, frank. wizards, zombies and superheros took over the iowa event center saturday. the midwest comicon is in des moines this weekend. from a costume contest to panels of comic book creators and actors, comic con was filled with fans who were getting ready to nerd out. the most popular costume star wars. comic-con continues t

city. the other issue we did have was an 11-car pileup. this is in the area of jefferson davis highway, 23rd street. of course you can see it. i wanted to give you an idea. all lanes are open on the northbound stretch. the southbound side is actually where we had the activity. same thing. that is now opened up. move to the maps and talk about 95. this is 395, actually. and 9 it 5 -- 95 moving very well. the issue on 7895 in maryland, two separate accidents near route 100. big delays heading to baltimore from d.c. alison: i hope it gets better soon. thank you. here you wouldn't know it's the middle of fall. at least today. but head over to flagstaff, arizona, and boy, you have snow already. schools there started class on a two-hour delay. parts of the city could end up with up to eight inches of snow by the time it stops falling. the national weather service says it's just the fourth time it has snowed in flagstaff on november 4. jonathan: that is the high country of arizona but you don't normally see the snow this early. usually they wait later than everybody else. doug:

city. anyone with information is asked to call fort dodge police. todd: a tama county man might be granted a change of venue. dustin jefferson is facing first degree murder charges in the death of his wife kerry o'clair jefferson. earlier this month, jefferson's murder trial ended in a hung jury. prosecutors say that jefferson actively helped or encouraged his mother, ginger jefferson, to kill his wife in september 2013. ginger jefferson was convicted last year of first-degree murder in her daughter-in-law's stabbing death. an update now. a boil advisory for an east des moines neighborhood has ended. residents in the area east of ne 34th to highway 65 and south of i-80 to douglas avenue no longer need to use bottled or boiled water. des moines water works officials say a water main break on thursday caused the advisory. laura: looking ahead some big , changes are planned near the intersection of grand avenue and first street in west des moines. and monday, the city council is set to finalize the zoning changes for the development. a local developer plans to demolish several buildings and replace them with 5 new commercial bu

counselor at sequoia high school in redwood city to help transition students who are coming out of juvenile hall. you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> a chilly evening of a degree or two cooler tonight. let's check in with our kpix 5 weather watchers. jim in napa, 49 degrees this morning. willie in sonoma. 39 degrees. scott in whispering pines 39. bodega bay 42 degrees this morning. darrell yee in alameda 50. bill in orinda 47 degrees. it was chilly everywhere. san francisco 58. livermore down to 57. how chilly tonight? mill valley 39 degrees. 50 for san francisco. >> and santa rosa 37. it's on the cool side of average because of the source of air. all summer we talked about do we have an onshore flow or not? because the onshore flow will cool us down. the question s&p our air coming down from canada or not? right now the answer is yes. for us, the impact of the low is the northerly wind the chilly conditions despite the fact we have been sunny for the past couple of days. nobody got past the 65 or 67 degrees and we'll do that again tomorrow. >> remember it got cloudy sunday? we got rain by monday morni

she forgot that thomas jefferson decided against his initial impulse of appointing of the french colony first governor after the louisiana purchase. but then i realized that the city of lafayette, louisiana, must be her go to lafayette label noun. even though from montana it is actually a closer drive to lafayette, utah, not to mention the ones in oregon, california, kansas, and colorado. so i explained that i meant lafayette, the french teenager who crossed the atlantic on his own dime to volunteer to fight with washington in the revolutionary war and likely to visit pennsylvania where he got shot. he nevertheless professorred her findness for zidaco. then encounter arosed indignation in my breath that i moralized human glory and evanescence of many other things. no, wait that's one did in 1870 when a random straib stranger in a cigar store had never heard of his revolutionary war's grandfather. when i found out my neighbor had never heard of my protagonist, i went and got a taco with my sister. so it does seem eerie one day in 1884, two-thirds of the population of new york city it was lining up to wave hello to lafayette and 19 decades go by and all that's left

city by 2:00 a.m. and maybe earlier than that. certainly dry by morning as we see temperatures around 50 degrees. let's look at a planner for port jefferson where it's raining until maybe 5:00 a.m. and then drying out. mindon should be drying out after midnight. noticeable cooler as well by morning. a lot of sunshine tomorrow. this storm will not impact tomorrow morning's commute unless you're over earn suffolk county. partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies waking up. it's a breezy day and cooler in the mid 50s. i choose this particular computer model to highlight what i think is faster timing on this. the heaviest rain is it's highlighting heavy rain. after 9:30 or 10:00 the heaviest rain is starting to push east of new york city. a couple pockets of moderate rain over new jersey. certainly after midnight the heaviest rain east of new york city. because the front is slowing down it's not a island. you're going to still get some waves of heavy rain maybe until 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. and then it will move away. by daybreak it's a different story. an inch or rain is possible, heavier over long island and connecticut maybe if we see the rain until 5

city public schools 2020. this is considered the biggest school event of the year. the celebration starts at 5:30 tonight and it runs until 8:00 at the jefferson-houston school. the guests will enjoy food, free food, live entertainment and a balloon drop so you know the kids will like that. jonathan: love balloon drops. alison: and free food. jonathan: you thought the beltway is bad news in rush hour traffic. it is. but it doesn't have anything on interstate 66. despite the plans to cut down the travel plans 66 is the worth interstate in the country. brianne carter is in mobile track 7. even on a goo day it is slow. i say that and you are humming right along. you are moving right along. brianne: jonathan, just as you said that things are quickly coming to a halt on 66 westbound, we thought we were smooth sailing hoping that people were leaving work early and the congestion wouldn't be so bad. look in front of us. braig lights and we are entering the bumper to bump erthat so many in the region are used to seeing around this time of day. now this comes as we are hearing that it is about seven hours and 15 minutes of this. every single day. that

checks and balances among the branches of the government and the city procedures and requirements in place today and applies to the puc jeffersono clean power. >> our recommend performance policies are next here's what we propose to report both for the performance and the objectives in days program including the metrics for in performance as you can see that is focused on renewable energy content and local production and savings and the environmental benefits and the economic and social benefits and the social medics we proposed to have that reporting to this body and to the regulatory agencies referred to earlier so in summary the program design supports launch we've identified and quantity if i had the program risk and the examination of the base case assumption to kind of the goals and policies this was put together by the staff at the puc my clients and member gallo meanwhile that is actually on leave at the moment hi meg and bryan stevens and bryan and folks sitting behind me recognize them and others i think are still at the office and with that, we want to say thank you to them and thank you to you and let's get started.

after the trek they took the poor city of derne in two-and-a-half hours. eaton's success stunned jeffersonar. he stopped them from taking benghazi and tripoli itself. in the end it would be another ten years and another president before we ultimately won this war, but in the end the missage was sent. american was a naval power with fighting liberty and a world leader, something we still hold today. >> there's a lot left that you don't know. a great job, brian, in putting that together. i hope you are enthused with the book as we are because it's a blast. >> you're going on tour, right? >> yes, in washington, mclean, virginia. fredericksburg and huntington and then santa barbara. everything is on foxandfriends.com. >> hang around for rachael ray. it smells so good in here. that's spaghetti and rachael. i'll be over there. >>> but first, let's see what is being cooked on our show coming up at the top of the hour. >> brand new post-debate numbers to chew over with you. there's shuffling in the numbers. pretty interesting stuff. we'll show you those. >>> and the president makes fun of the gop

city says trump has memory issues, that no one cheered on september 11th. >>> it seems that the presidential candidate ben carson has two different ideas about who thomas jeffersonding fathers for drafting the constitution, in his own book, he said that jefferson was in paris serving as an embassador when the constitution was drafted, which is true. he crafted the declaration of independence not the constitution. earlier this month, he said that every sign over the declaration of independence never held an elective office. >>> iran state agency reported that yesterday but they did not say how long they will spend behind bars he was arrested in 2014 and charged with spying on the nuclear program and was convicted over the summer. between the government and northern groups ahead of the u.n. mission in mali says it was likely it was targeted by terrorists who do not want to see peace in mali. >>> three nations are getting ready from a visit from pope francis. preparations are underway in kenya. >>> it is thanksgiving week and it's the official start to the holiday shopping season. first black friday turned into shopping on thursday. >> pam cook is back to tell us h

city, but the conflict was not nearly the extent that they want. this is a certificate from the confederate treasury, written on a stationary of the executive office of jefferson davis. one other famous covert action raid by confederates operating out of toronto, one of the most successful, also made into a bad movie in the 1950's, the rate on saint albans in october 1964. this involves confederate operatives operating out of toronto who attacked saint albans. if you have been there, it is barely across the border from canada. they rob several banks of nearly $200,000, and then they escaped back into canada. the united states will pressure the canadian government to track these people down. they are tracked down and imprisoned in canada for violation of canada's law against launching armed attacks into other nations. they will be released at war's end. again, one of the most successful reactions. -- a more successful covert actions. -- more successful covert actions. one final point we want to make before we go away from the stash during the civil war, distinctions between scouts and spies are going to be blurred. the distinction between what they would call i