particularly that john foster dulles actually ran american foreign policy. the was all before eisenhower opened in abilene. now it is clear that eisenhower was a man who controlled foreign policy and the dulles was the second in command. i think that this rehabilitation of eisenhower has gone too far. voted.nd how i it is said now that he brought down joe mccarthy, that he is responsible for the warren court , that he was an advocate of civil rights who sent proofs to little rock. iso not think any of these correct. he caved in to joe mccarthy at the last moment, only when a general was attacked did he intervened. the appointment of warren was the biggest mistake he ever made. was -- when he was forced to send troops into little rock, he wanted to make it clear that he was not doing it because he believed in integration. he was only doing to uphold the federal court. you are right that there has been a rehabilitation. think it was excessive. prof. brinkley: sputnik occurred in 1967 and eisenhower created nasa. theppose some people credit building of the st.

. >> reporter: john foster and his girl friend are heading to the store. they left the vehicle at home due to car trouble. they say with no taxi service available they walk. >> is that a bit of a-- is that a by the a headache. >> a little bit. >> i am used to the snow cape coders get too nervous about this. >> we are going out and frolicking in the snow is not a big deal. >> reporter: the governmentor and mass state police say if you don't have to-- the governor and mass state police say if you don't have to be on the road don't. chantee lans wbz news. update. this was the scene in chatham this morning with winter waves crashing onto the pier. >> serious concerns on the south shore this noon about coastal flooding. many roads shut down. the situation is getting worse there. >> reporter: well first of all the situation is deteriorating. i have to tell you the wind is absolutely blowing sideways here in scituate and i want to show you something. we have got a serious problem right by scituate harbor. in fact flood waters have actually surrounded the harbor m

there was a feeling that eisenhower farm things out to john foster dulles in foreign affairs and was golfing a lot, reading. now there has been, in the last decade, the revisionism. he was very hands-on, in charge of everything. do you consider yourself part of that wave of revising? did you miss something on eisenhower back then? do you think there is more to eisenhower than you thought? prof. leuchtenburg: yes, certainly. it was said that eisenhower, all memos were only a paragraph long so that his lips would not get tired. [laughter] there were bumper stickers saying, if we are going to have a golfer in the white house, why not elect ben hogan? [laughter]

this is the view at the time that john foster dallas actually ran american on policy. this is when the papers opened in abilene. clear that eisenhower was a man that controlled foreign policy. i think that this rehabilitation of eisenhower has gone too far. nevermind how i voted. it is said now that he brought down joe mccarthy. for theis responsible war in court. that he was an advocate of civil rights. i do not think any of this things are very correct. he caved in to joe mccarthy almost until the last moment. only when the general was instead of his appointment that it was the biggest dance move mistake he ever made. when he was forced to send troops into little rock, he said he wanted to make absolutely itar that he was not doing because he believes and integration. there's only doing it to uphold the court. a lot is absolutely right that there has been this rehabilitation of his reputation. i think that currency was excessive. >> he had spot in 1957. i assume he got credit of the saint lawrence freeway. he had the farewell address. he wanted to talk about space fo

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. >> she was just 14, a foster child when the first of many johns preyed on that young teen. >> i justan from my group home. i didn't know what to do so i went with him and went to the car and we drove around and parked in the parking lot. i had sex with him and i was with him for about an hour and he gave me $150 and i left. >> she came as a transgender teen and now she has a new life and a new job. >> sometimes as us being children and us being minors we are young minded and brought into something not knowing how serious the consequence can be. >> she is also transgender and lived a hard life on the street starting at 14. she stayed at the home for five years. >> a lot of times we don't have any clothes. the toilet tree. and t then i get them enrolled in school right away. >> kill low works with -- kelly works with the founder. >> tina's counselors treats the girls like family. >> i look around and know these girls had such a hard life. i see big stuffed toys because inside they are just kids. >> kids that want to be loved and heard. >> we will do what we can for the survivors. as lo

foster. we have more about the preparations underway. john ahrens talks to us about the impact it will have on charlotte. precipitation, snow and ice gives the greatest danger in charlotte with the weather maker. a layer of snow, a coating of freezing rain on top of that snow. this all starts overnight sunday night into monday and all of us will start out with that snow. but the deal is warmer air working its way just above us, will melt a little bit of that, then refreezes on the ground on monday, by 6:00 or so. changes it into a freezing rain. that will be possible across rock hill all the way up into davidson. when you get to upper iredell county including statesville to taylorsville, morganton, that is where we'll see pretty much a steady snowfall. the top one looks to be ice, just because the snowfall may not have a lot of time to accumulate our futurecast sets the stage overnight tonight as the temperatures drop down to low teens and lower 20s. the cold will stay with us all the way through sunday as that weathermaker gets close. it's a

john: beautiful dog. don: those people who foster pets have a special place in my heart. i don't know how you do it. bring them from terrible conditions like our recent dogs both were in terrible health and within was starve and one was shot with a gun and we nursed them back and i can't manual giving them away. you have all my respect if you are a foster family for a pet or kids. barbara: but they probably have five other dogs. don: makes it easier. we can get rid of one. we will talk about the temperatures. little below average. it will be cool today. today the coolest. 49. a 51 tomorrow. 60's saturday and we will stay there into next week. love look into joined raleigh and -- downtown raleigh and beautiful sky. see for miles. it has dropped the temperature. 31 is the new number it hour. dew point 25 and 79% humidity. southwest wind five miles an hour. how about this gorgeous shot the sunrising in the city of medicine. 34. west wind three miles an hour. looking at temperatures across the region, 31 roxboro, 31 chapel hill. 36 in roanoke rapids, objection for the because of that tornado that hit at

he was just 14, a foster child when the first of many johns preyed on that young teen. >> i just ranm my group home, i didn't know what to do. i just went with him and went to his car and we drove around and parked in the parking lot and i had sex with him and he gave me $150 and we left. >> reporter: stacey came to the home group as a transgender teen. now she has a new life and new job. >> sometimes us being children, especially us being minors, we're brought into something not knowing how serious it can be and how serious the consequences are. >> reporter: 20-year-old mariah is also transgender, and lived a hard life on the streets, starting at 14. she stayed at the group home for five years. >> a lot of times they don't have clothes, so they get clothes, toiletries and i enroll them in school right away. >> we have six girls that live here. >> reporter: the counselors treat the girls like family. >> i look around and know they've had such a hard life. yet i see big stuffed toys, because inside they're just kids. >> they just want to be loved and heard. we can do whatever we can f

foster. we have more about the preparations underway. john ahrens talks to us about the impact it will have on charlotte.

fostered by one of their vets. carol: a possible change in plans to dump coal ash in the upstate, but one community is fighting to john: a few snow showers developing in kentucky and tennessee. the main batch of snow is off to the northwest, moving quickly in our direction. the possibility of coal ash michael: the possibility of coal ash coming to liberty has lit a fire under people there. they are mobilizing a fight on many fronts, carol: tonight, 150 people camee to a town hall meeting, and wyff news 4's john lyon talked to a couple close to the center of the controversy. >> coming over the bridge, you can see the clearing. john: kim and robert lewis stand on the back deck of their dream home, overlooking a small pond and beautiful sunsets. >> it's just a nice, peaceful neighborhood, a good family community. john: turns out, now they are less than a half a mile from a land that might become a coal ash landfill. >> i'm just worried about our pond, our animals, our kids, our grandkids to come. i'm just worried about the future of what's going to happen. >> i'm really getting tired of liberty being looked at as the arm

foster. >> oh. >> friends call her j. law. >> geist man. >> jennifer lawrence. also the youngest to win with four nominations. jennifer lawrence. the nominees are john ford, steven spielberg and scorsese. this man won most oscars for best director. >> martin scorsese. >> no. >> one more. >> spielberg. >> pr sesz ocess of elimination. >> what was the one? >> john ford. >> there you go. >> what was the one? >> i love that you did that. >> all right. we have a winner. >> wait, i didn't win. natalie, you have to give your speech. your acceptance speech. >> scroll all the names. dylan, willie geist, a.j. u u lous producing team. my mom. i love you, mom. you believed in me from the beginning. this is "today" on best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out

foster. >> oh. >> friends call her j. law. >> geist man. >> jennifer lawrence. also the youngest to win with four nominations. jennifer lawrence. the nominees are john ford, steven spielberg and scorsese. this man won most oscars for best director. >> martin scorsese. >> no. >> one more. >> spielberg. >> pr sesz ocess of elimination. >> john ford. >> there you go. >> what was the one? >> i love that you did that. >> all right. we have a winner. >> wait, i didn't win. natalie, you have to give your speech. come up here. your acceptance speech. >> scroll all the names. dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab you u dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab you u lous producing team. my mom. i love you, mom. you believed in me from the beginning. this is "today" on lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green fertilizer, >>> dylan, what's coming up this weekend? >> we've been doing the up for the job internship. sheinelle and i got the chance to be interns for rascal flatts. they were up for anything. gave us ridiculous orders for i

foster family. jada demas and jennifer moscardini turned turned themselves in yesterday, expected in court this morning. randy: new developments out of syria this morning. secretary of state john kerry says there is agreement on a temporary truce. diplomats had been hoping to secure a full-fledged cease-fire but fell short of that goal . this agreement does not apply to any terrorist organization. they obviously don' t follow diplomatic rules. diplomats also agree to expand the delivery of humanitarian aid right away. nearly 12 million people have been displaced because of the conflict. emily: ride-share service uber shelling out millions to randy: customers claimed they were ripped off and misled. state troopers expect to face danger, but not like this. the near-death moment for this man, ahead. emily: dentists enlisted to help fight the opioid crisis. the training they' re getting, to curb the overdose epidemic. cindy? cindy: wind chills already below zero this morning and the cold gets even more bitter. a chance for some snow for some areas tonight. take a look at the temperatures. at zero in worcester. 8 degrees right now in boston. >> wake me up before you go-go wake me u

thousands of kids in foster care continue to run those feature stories the next couple months. but one viewer has a comment about this years' finalists. and john phipps is here to answer. john. dave fenn from curtis washington comments on our top producer of the year story: "your award winners are always the really big guys i would think you could find a number of "modest" sized operations where the owner actually gets his hands dirty, not just sitting at a desk and driving his pickup around. there have to be "top producers" from out there that are not huge." dave, your comments echo our own concerns at top producer. but while our winner this year was a very large operator, check out the publish them later this year. not all were huge. the automatic linkage between big and bad, however is something i question - not just for this contest, but for our industry. i had a chance to visit with the family that won, and i have some troubling news - it was impossible not to admire their character and integrity as people and farmers. we forget that the same virtues we extol in small family farms are the ones that are likely to make them successful and h

foster. >> oh. >> friends call her j. law. >> geist man. >> jennifer lawrence. also the youngest to win with four nominations. jennifer lawrence. the nominees are john ford, steven spielberg and scorsese. best director. >> martin scorsese. >> no. >> one more. >> spielberg. >> pr seszocess of elimination. >> what was the one? >> john ford. >> there you go. >> what was the one? >> i love that you did that. >> all right. we have a winner. >> wait, i didn't win. natalie, you have to give your speech. come up here. your acceptance speech. >> scroll all the names. dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab youu dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab youulous producing team. my mom. i love you, mom. you believed in me from the beginning. >> i told you change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. there is no president who will fight harder to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. thi

justice john roberts issued a statement calling his late colleague an extraordinary individual and jurist. antonin scalia leaves behind a wife and nine children. he was 79. >> that was liz foster reporting. north carolina governor pat mccrory released this statement regarding justice scalia's passing. he was an unapologetic defender of the constitution who's intellect will be missed. >>> right thousand there is two north carolina cases working their way up to the court. scalia's passing could directly impact the outof those cases. meanwhile in washington gop leader mitch mcconnell has already said president obama should not choose scalia's successor. he believes the next president should do it. but last night the president successor in due time. >>> leaders are taking steps to prepare for a possible session to redraw congressional maps before next months primary. there will be several public hearings across the state starting tomorrow and committee meeting tuesday to discuss public feedback. you can see 12 right there on your screen. it includes part of the charlotte area. the court said the current lines were made based on race. >>> charlotte-mecklenburg police need your help

foster bringing us that live report from london. many thanks to you. >>> well, u.s. secretary of state john agreement for syria could take effect within days. but that's in stark contrast to the scene on the ground. isis says it's behind a series of suicide and car bombings in homs and the outskirts of damascus. syria's news agency says at least 122 people were killed and dozens more injured in attacks sunday. well, kerry met with jordan's foreign minister sunday. she joins us now with more on the developments. jumana, what has been the reaction to u.s. secretary of state john kerry claiming a peace deal in syria is closer than ever, possibly a couple of days away, given the violence that has taken place sunday? >> reporter: well, rosemary, that announcement by secretary kerry was a short time before we saw these devastating attacks in homs and later on in the day in damascus. but to put things into context, these are attacks that are carried out, claimed in this case by isis. and the terrorist groups as they're designated, isis and jebt al-nusra, are not part of any peace talks or cessatio

foster. >> oh. >> friends call her j. law. >> geist man. >> jennifer lawrence. also the youngest to win with four nominations. jennifer lawrence. the nominees are john ford, steven spielberg and scorsese. this man won most oscars for best director. >> martin scorsese. >> no. >> one more. >> spielberg. >> pr sesz >> what was the one? >> there you go. >> what was the one? >> all right. we have a winner. >> wait, i didn't win. speech. come up here. >> scroll all the names. dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab you u dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab you u lous producing team. my mom. i love you, mom. you believed in me from the beginning. this is "today" on nbc. >>> dylan, what's coming up this weekend? >> we've been doing the up for the job internship. sheinelle and i got the chance to be interns for rascal flatts. they were up for anything. gave us ridiculous orders for in-in-out bug rger. i handed off a guitar live during a concert. that was very exciting. i get handsy when i get excited. >> they gave you flowers. >> i know. they're on my desk now. thank you in advance. i haven't seen them yet.

foster. >> oh. >> friends call her j. law. >> geist man. >> jennifer lawrence. also the youngest to win with four nominations. the nominees are john ford, steven spielberg and scorsese. this man won most oscars for best director. >> martin scorsese. >> no. >> one more. >> spielberg. >> pr seszocess of elimination. >> what was the one? >> john ford. >> there you go. >> what was the one? >> i love that you did that. >> all right. we have a winner. >> wait, i didn't win. natalie, you have to give your speech. come up here. your acceptance speech. >> scroll all the names. dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab youu dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab youulous producing team. my mom. i love you, mom. you believed in me from the beginning. this is"today" on nbc. and had internet service whichthey used to download music, shop and stream videos. everything was the same...except one of them had high speed internet from at&tand only paid $15 per month. uh, excuse me! she's only paying how much? er. [clears throat]$15 per month. it's the high speed internet youwant at a price you'll love. and it's really reliable. we like it more than our old cable i

foster. >> oh. >> friends call her j. law. >> geist man. >> jennifer lawrence. also the youngest to win with four nominations. jennifer lawrence. the nominees are john ford, steven spielberg and scorsese. this man won most oscars for best director. >> martin scorsese. >> one more. >> spielberg. >> pr seszocess of elimination. >> what was the one? >> there you go. >> what was the one? >> i love that you did that. >> all right. we have a winner. natalie, you have to give your come up here. your acceptance speech. >> scroll all the names. dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab youu dylan, willie geist, a.j. my mom. i love you, mom. you believed in me from the beginning. >> i told you hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love down in the heart what do you think? and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turk

foster. >> oh. >> friends call her j. law. >> geist man. >> jennifer lawrence. also the youngest to win with four nominations. jennifer lawrence. the nominees are johnor. >> martin scorsese. >> no. >> one more. >> spielberg. >> pr seocess of elimination. >> what was the one? >> john ford. >> there you go. >> what was the one? >> i love that you did that. >> all right. we have a winner. >> wait, i didn't win. natalie, you have to give your speech. come up here. your acceptance speech. >> scroll all the names. dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab yu dylan, willie geist, a.j. my fab ylous producing team. my mom. i love you, mom. you believed in me from the beginning. this is "today" on nbc. >> homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan, it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad? yes, you could replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0218 or v