[applause] >> now, let me introduce doris kearns goodwin. i think most of you here today know that doris the author of seven wonderful books, including the fitzgeralds and the kennedys and the team on rivals about abraham lincoln's presidency. she is a frequent and incisesive commentator on politics and policy and was a friend and frequent source of wonderful advice for senator kennedy. nick and i were deeply honored when the decided to write the introduction to "lion of the senate." doris? [applause] >> history at its best, i believe, is about telling stories, stories about people who lived before, stories about events in the past that create the contures of the present. i think we have to hope that by studying the live's those who lived before us we can learn from their struggles and their tie umps, and what makes this book, the lion of the senate, so compelling, is it tells a story, story beginning with the gingrich revolution of 1994, that brought in this transformation 0 of control to the republicans in the house and the senate. "the ne

that's why we want to get the message out, when you travel to kearns effected by zika you need to protect yourself from bug bites. >> reporter: the cdc said one in five people who catch the disease will see symptoms. >> the disease is not so bad, it's more of a concern that it may be associated with birth defects. >> reporter: researchers said the type of mosquito that carries the disease can be found in every county in north carolina but they to not expect there to be an outbreak. >> reporter: currently there is no vaccine for zika but the cdc said it's a priority. >> have the mosquitoes been tracked in north carolina. >> reporter: yes and no, the funding was cut in 2000 and 2014. said that they are talking about restructuring the virus. any time a doctor thinks something is zika they have to report it to state officials. >> thank you. >>> people do not feel like their voice matters in the process. >> one voter vents his frustration to lawmakers. we go through the changes that we see the next time we go to the polls. >> have you read the bill, it's like greek. >> reporter: this hills bor

. >> color run kearns, -- concerns. >> a veteran shot this the chest while at home, the hurdle >> a stroke of luck that brought this suspect down. >>> good evening, the man in this video here finally in custody after spending months hiding from tampa police. >> we learn about his violent past and the surprising way he was finally captured. >> reporter: authorities have been looking for kirk kelly for six months. early sunday morning he was spotted and arrested outside of cleveland ohio. he tried to lie about who he was but check out his tattoos. he could not hide them but he

everyone is hoping for the best, while preparing for the worstolga kearns billups, mother of student" " we're just praying, they'll just continue to monitor the situation and it will all turn out well for the school and the whole community." :73 3 mona plasma classes there are cancelled for the right now law enforcement officials are assessing the situation. 3 mona tight the school's president.. general don broome spoke with abc 13. the threats came in a facebook message and mentioned isis. it also mentioned activities on campus this weekend. general broome says the threat came in at noon on tuesday. and now the school has heightened security on campus. i spent a large part of my life dealing with safety and security, but this is something that you never grow accustomed to and you want to take it calmly, rationally, and you cooperate fully with those agencies who are able to handle it.3 mona tight an open house scheduled for saturday --at the school --has also been postponed. sheriff mike taylor with the pittsylvania county sheriff's office told the washington post.. they are cautious

aaron boone and austin kearns made it here tonight and are expected at the funeral on monday it is private. you just heard from bronson arroyo... his first time speaking to media here in cincinnati, since he last wore a reds uniform. the love affair for bronson was strong, spent eight seasons here, and there were whispers of his possible return, that is until dusty baker and the nationals signed him in january. bronson arroyo: "i think about it all the time. i've been thinking about it since last year when me and bryan price had a conversation about playing in a reds uniform, but i thought it was going to happen because i would've loved to come here and mentor younger guys. compete for a starting job in washington for the first time in 15 years. that is fun to look also looking forward to coming here to be a 100 percent healthy without having to think about wins and losses. it didn't work out. we couldn't make it happen." catchers report on thursday. fox19 now reports the following monday, that's joe d. position players show up the next day. dog bark music gus johnson: "10 point lead. jam

myra: thomas kearns elementary was also on lockdown, along with the mt anderson support center for an hour and a half. , investigators say a burglary at a home on oak hill drive led to the search for four suspects in a white bmw suv. the driver got away, the deputies arrested three suspects who left the vehicle and ran off. >> i am glad you are looking for them, and they will most likely find the fourth one. myra: myra ruiz, the wife of news four, greenville county. carol: an update now to a story we brought you last week. anderson county deputies say no case. you may remember two-year-old boxer "amara", anderson county paws is helping in her recovery after she was shot in the head, and blinded. deputies say they found her previous owner, who told them the dog had been aggressive toward the family, so they decided to put her down. but they didn't realize her euthanasia was unsuccessful, until they saw her on the news. a magistrate decided there would be no criminal charges. michael: a former greenville county deputy will avoid prison time, after pleading guilty to misconduct in office

but dowling answers joey kearn for three from the corner buries it. tie game. valley answers carlo marble pulls up with the righty floater and that finds the bottom of the bucket valley back up. back come the maroons ted brown backs off the defenders and kisses it off the window knotting it at 18. but right before half-- turner scott the three he hits it from the tigers go into halftime up 1. out of the break more back and forth action. brown inside gets the basket and one the big man showing a little finesse there. now sam ingoli spotting up from the corner-- he will tickle the twine and dowling up 4. quenton curry though won't let his team go quietly he gets the offensive board and the put back to go for a pair. but kern silencing the valley faithful with another triple but valley comes back and wins it 41 to 39 the final call it an upset if you will. you will. jon: over to des moines west side. roosevelt hosting ottumwa gatdoar kueth gets the bucket inside. but back come the bulldogs noah boyer the easy lay in and it's tied early but roosevelt gets some mome

that's why we want to get the message out, when you travel to kearns effected by zika you need to protect yourself from bug bites. >> reporter: the cdc said one in five people who catch the disease will see symptoms.

doris kearns goodwin has made a comment that likeis where the president george washington's farewell speech and dwight eisenhower warning against the military-industrial complex it in this speech president's warning that this goes to the heart of what america is about. the idea of the freedom of religion is so crucial to who we be vigorousmust about protecting it. farhana: and it actually right enshrined in the first amendment. that.s a reason for the founders put that in the first amendment. thatld argue as a lawyer the rights we have in our country, the religious freedom is unique. unprecedented even compared to other western democracies. we do have something pre-special in this country what we've seen through american history is that it is taken generations of americans including presidents to do their part to ensure that this nation is living up to those ideals. charlie rose: i have tended there. to end it there. it will be important to see what the follow-up is. thank you for coming. we'll be right back. ♪ bowl 50 ise: super still days away but for advertisers the game has alrea

monitors set up across the state to help them cast ballots and document irvs because of any confusion kearning the identification law. >> during the news conference, the naacp talked about the congressional map. it should have been drawn by a nonpartisan group. it had to be redrawn after a three judge panel said two districts were created along racial lines. because of the change, it has forced a cok gretional election to move to june 7th. >>> a quick reminder, we are less than four hourses from a big change here at wncn. at midnight we become cbs north carolina. our brand new home for brand new programming like what you see on the screen. you will be able to find your favorite shows. survivor. big bang theory and, of course, we are your station for march madness. you can find much more information about the changes on the website at wncn.com. >>> still ahead. on wncn today, a unique concept that gives you the ability to travel to places you never dreamed of for practically nothing. the local company that is developing the idea is coming starting to see . >>> let's stick to what we are good at

as that moisture comes to an end, a sprinkle snowflake, temperatures above freezing no big kearns. tomorrow afternoon, the second cold front with moisture. quickly transitioning to snow showers. some a little dark,en indication we'll see briefly heavy snow showers at times. then we'll see more for tuesday and wednesday as well. temperatures comfortably below freezing the next couple days. entire region each day, at least a few flakes, if not one of the heavier snow showers. if you get underneath a heavy snow showers, a covering a quick one inch of snow, light accumulation possible. with three days of that, we'll end up by late wednesday, most of us see one or two inches of snow, isolated spots, maybe slightly higher. we'll also be dealing with temperatures with wind chills feeling like the teens on tuesday and wednesday afternoon. it's going to be a stark change from 51 this afternoon with sunshine and dry conditions. tomorrow, high temperature at midnight. beyond that, near the freezing mark a good portion of the morning and afternoon. highest potential for coverage tomorrow eveni

olga kearns billups, mother of student" we drove up get here to pick up mark." :6 they hope the threat was only a hoax. breanna caviness, local resident" it could be kids just playing pranks unfortunately but i mean that is one of the top military schools in the nation ii' 3&tiske" :7 bt hinfothbest, while & i t wstga-thy'just continuepmthsiatn d &wi all turn ot or- 3pla3 classes there are cancelled for the remainder of law enforcement is accessing the situation. 3 mona you can watch all of our coverage right now on wset- dot com.. and on our abc 13 facebook fan page. we will continue to bring you the latest on the alleged threat at hargrave. 3 3 remember the coat this morning as it's a clear and cold start to the day. temperatures are in the 20s across the heart of virginia. partly cloudy, cool and dry for friday with highs in the upper 40s. temperatures reach the lower 50s on the southside. lows fall into the mid to upper 30s by saturday morning. overall, it's going to be a pleasant and mild weekend for us. highs reach the 60s both saturday and sunday, with overnight lows in the uppe

we bring in doris kearns goodwin. good to have you, young lady. what do you make of this?nt, heavy turnout, benefits maybe a donald trump, benefits a bernie sandersful do you subscribe to that? >> i'm not sure. yothsds we can know until we have the independent turnout. i keep thinking of this three-act play with hillary clinton in new hampshire. lamb quarter of a century ago when bill clinton ran in new hampshire. he was in a meltdown. the gennifer flowers tapes had been released. then 16 years later, hillary clinton after that shocking loss in hawaii and she is 10 points behind at this point in the polls. and she wins new hampshire and her campaign goes on. if she can break into single digits, she will say she is the comeback kid and i bet they'll buy a house there. >> get within single digits. right now she is down in double digits but that could change. and you're right. this state has a way of not necessarily rewarding the winners. lyndon johnson won this in 1968 but it was by such a close margin that he wound up quitting the race. we've seen others that it launched th

. >> rose: doris kearns goodwin has made a comment that, in a sense, this is for the president in part, without making any direct analogy, like george washington's farewell speech and dwight eisenhower when he warned against the military industrial complex that in this speech the president is warning this goes to the heart of what america is about and that the idea that the freedom of religion is so crucial to who we are that we must be vigorous about protecting it. >> i think that's absolutely right. and it's enshrined in the first amendment. it's to our bill of rights and the constitution, and i think there is a reason for that when the founders put that in the first amendment. you know, i would argue as a lawyer that the rights that we have in our country and particularly when it comes to religious freedom, i think, are unique set of rights and freedom also that are unprecedented, even compared to other western democracies, and we do have something pretty special in this country, but what we have seen through american history is that it's taken generations of americans including pre

always a pleasure, doris kearns goodwin with us from boston. doris, thanks. it's now time for "meet the press daily" and chuck todd from manchester. >>> well, thank you, mr. williams. if it's monday, it's that one day every four years when everyone knows exactly where to find dixville notch. it's the've of the new hampshire primary. will hillary clinton beat expectations. better night, can donald trump meet expectations? this is "mtp daily," live from new hampshire and it starts right now. >>> good evening and welcome to "mtp daily." it's primary eve and our wonderful part ii of our new hampshire headquarters here. voting starts in just seven hours. you know, they have that weird, they let a bunch of people up north vote, all 12 of them, and we learn nothing about the direction of the primary but report the results anyway? that will happen at midnight. but realistically, what a crazy day today's been. topsy-turvy, whirlwind, down is up, up is down kind of day. you've got talk of staff shake ups in clinton world. jeb bush sounding like john mccain when talking

should be able to relive terrorism and counterterrorism in sri lanka in order to avoid the are you kearnsf these ty -- recurrence of these types of episodes. >> what type of messages that the military defeat sent to the world. can the collapse of ltb be explained in terms of military strategy effectiveness alone? these issues i intend to address. first, i intend to analyze the political anatomy of the ltt. then i will address the factors and conditions that contributed to the outcome of the armed conflict. finally, i will dwell on key reasons. primarily ltt was a terrorist organization. mi militaristic type of well planned assassinations remain a key tool and hallmark of political behavior. the political driving force of the ltt was nationalism. it's every move was justified in terms of national aspirations. hence, without reading the politics of the ltt, it is not possible to analyze its character. the ultimate objective of the use of terror was to achieve a separate state for the tamil people in sri lanka. in order to understand this militant face off tamil nationalism that the ltt repr

metro and so metro's gm paul wiedefeld heldfl a meeting yesterday to talk tal about those safety kearnske says metro is responding toespon that and they'll be beefing up security. the chairman says they'll beays heavily present around the dmvmv buses trains and stations.. two dozen officers will be reassigned and hitting thend h streets and more officers willfi be riding on those presenter on platforms ptfor especially during rush hoursly r and before and after schooler hours. ho so, metro announcing some major changes to keepee passengers safe in light of a l string of violent crimes.ntri so we asked some passengersasser how they felt about theab t change. take a listen.ke a >> i think it's a good thing. i mean, more security can't't hurt. hurt. and the times now that's just j what's called for so yeah i think it's a good thing. thi >> reporter: being a metro rider have you ever feltou e unsafe or do you feel safer most of the time. t >> no, i've felt unsafe felt une several times. sometimes lights are out, it out could be a little crowded,ed, sometimes the kids can get a little rowdy

historian and author doris kearns goodwin is with us.rogressivism. first one first. so interesting to see the madeleine albright quote. if you watched her for any number of years, you've heard her say, special place in hell for women who don't support women. and you fast forward to the feminists of 2016. a lot of them young and in college, who say, the definition of feminism today means i do not have to do that. what do you make of this debate? >> well, i think to some extent, for a young person, who is a woman, they haven't lived through the concerns that older women, like myself, have had to live through. and it's a good thing. it's a good thing that they can decide for themselves that the imagination of a political movement, for example, that bernie sanders is offering, is something they want to be a part of. i think all young people want to think they can change the world. and i think that's what you've seen. on the other hand, i can understand the frustration of the clinton campaign, because women have been such an important part of