lexington is the second largest city in the state of kentucky. over the last three years tom giambi has become one of the local tennis teams mainstays and thanks to this he lives in this residence with a swimming pool free of charge also know that there are goals to those in need. or keep. the lexington campus holds more than twenty eight thousand students cost of studies up to twenty thousand dollars per year. but even so the tennis player doesn't pay a penny it gets better in order to enable him to succeed on the tennis court the university adapts to his sport schedule. we're very interested. all your active directory i ask for. thomas and his final year of communication studies now with the many matches he has scheduled for the season he will often be absent with such students the university asked that the teachers off lexical. think it is . all right it's for the spirit official university sponsored event yet that's not a problem so teachers have to be accommodating was students like tom yeah we have to be able to work and. work with them in

lexington kentucky at 40 degrees. in lexington, we're at 61. chevy chase, 62. even in loudoun company upper 50s lower 60s. what we're looking at for the afternoon, temperatures will make low to it mid-60s, and that's pretty much where we should be for this time of year. it's been a very warm, and dry october. i'm going to talk more about that in a few minutes when i return. 61 at 6:00, and 57 at 9:00. the weekend? yeah, that's kind of mixed. one day certainly looking much better than the other, and i'll break that down in a couple of minutes. >>> new details are emerging about how a u.s. mission in niger left four soldiers dead. because an isis linked group of recruiting, and looking to expand. the four soldiers were diverted and ambushed by 50 enemy fighters. officials say the men were not prepared for combat with the enemy. >> they were authorized to accompany nigerian forces when the prospects of making contact was unlikely. that is the rules under which they were operating. >> lawmakers on capitol hill are demanding answers. u.s. officials say it's unclear

four helicopters picked up at the lexington reservoir. the way the wind has shifted and the smoke has spread out, that is going to make the aerial assault a little more difficult. assion can see, it's not quite as clear. they want to be safe and careful. flying through the smoke is not always safe. kris, marcus, we're going to keep an eye on the situation. it appears to be one of more clear vantage points of the fire. we'll let you know if there are any changes. >> good place to watch from a distance. thank you very much. >> we've been talking about the shift in the winds as we've been going through the morning. more of a nor'easterly wind, change to more northwesterly and westerly as we go throughout the day. not expecting any strong wind gusts. that's the good news. it's going to be fairly mild compared to the days we've had recently. san francisco reaching into the low 70s and a little bit more breezy by late tomorrow. as we watch the approach of this cold front that's going to bring us some rain between thursday night and friday, and

russian opposition leader lexington vaal name not just on social media he is out of detention the anticorruption campaigners serve a twenty day term in moscow for organizing what officials call unauthorized protests of ali has held numerous rallies across the country since announcing his intention to stand in next year's election against president vladimir putin. slovenians are voting in a presidential election that could hand president bordered paho or another term in office no incumbent has ever won reelection in the country there are nine candidates overall but the president's main opponent is maggio sod it a former comedian who's now a mayor in a northern town. well over ten thousand people gathered here in berlin to protest against racism and hate in german politics the demonstration is widely seen as being aimed squarely at the far right alternative for germany party dozens of deputies from the parties that are set to take their seats in the broadest of on tuesday after the party finished third in last month's federal elections. hate has no place in the people's house that was the message

pendleton was killed as well in 1864 and then lewis went back to lexington. the cemetery where he is believed to be buried does still exist and there are efforts to spruce it up and give some attention to it. hopefully they will do that for him. >> is there any documentation as to little sorrel ever siring anything? sharon: i did not mention it, impossible, he was a gelding. [laughter] >> that took care of that. sharon: anything more? >> we have time for one more. >> i have a story. in 1966 i was at vmi and they would assign you a study place outside a barracks where you could study, and mine was in the third subbasement of the library. when i took my books, i discovered little sorrel was sitting next to my desk. when you are studying, you lean back in your chair and you want to put your feet up, and i would hope my feet on the stirrups. i guess little sorrel helped me pass chemistry. [laughter] sharon: they may have known you were doing that because notice the saddle is off him in the latest refurbishment. [laughter] >> let's all thank sharon. [applause] >>

countryside to warn his fellow patriots that the british were marching for lekkington and con covered -- lexington and concord. the poem was probably henry's way of warning his fellow new englanders, you know, we are on the eve of war again, a civil war is coming. our grandparents were ready when the call came 80 years ago, we're going to have to be ready when it comes again. so why he chose paul revere out of any of the other figures he might have chosen is not really known. we don't think that his grandfather ever talked to henry about paul revere. we don't know that he ever really talked to him about the war at all. but it's interesting, i think, to note that henry's grandfather would have seen paul revere remembered in a very different way from the way his grandson would have him remembered. henry started to show an interest in becoming a writer at a very young age, from his childhood. his, he published his first poem when he was 13 years old, "the battle of lovells pond," which he wrote here at this house. after he graduated from boden college, he would have been about 18 or 19 years old, he

the lexington newspaper, which covers my part of the state, had this huge headline on the top fold saying something to the effect, eastern kentucky, the painkiller capital of america, something like that. i had no idea we had this problem. no one else did. but i dug into it, of course. and discovered it was unfortunately true, in spades. so we started an organization in my district called unite. stands for unlawful narcotics investigations, treatment, education. three-pronged, holistic approach to this problem. i went to emergency rooms and saw young people diing or dead from an overdose. and it left a lasting impression on me. that began the problem and of course now as you know, it's spread coast to coast. but it's interesting to me and i don't have an answer, most all of the worldwide abuse of opioids is in the u.s. hardly any in europe or other parts of the world. why that's so, i do not have the answer. but it is a national problem. it's infusing itself into every aspect of our life. we're still losing people every few minutes to an overdose. and the work is really ahead of us. host:

that's lexington reservoir.see the helicopters flying over. i can't confirm that. there might be that distraction. that's what's going on. continue to focus on the roadway because it can be tough as you get through the windier sections on highway 17. that is a concern for folks and if you see any of the crews traveling down 17 or getting off and toward the area make way for those crews. they have been following that battle since early morning hours. with the sunlight coming up more smoke but not any additional complicatio complications. and the air crews coming over and heading toward the bear creek area and from the south. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. nbc bay area cry ranger live overhead. you can see some of the flames burn there in that thick vegetation and that steep grade there and that is where some of the firefighters were injured. we were talking about the steep grade, at least five firefighters injured, minor injuries at this point. they are going to be okay. we have been on

mary count looking for your help the people caught on video stealing liquor, lexington village wine and spirits. police want you to call if you recognize the people in the video. >>> to silver springs where investigators say someone drove a pickup truck into a building tonight. right now, we know cruise are on the scene looking into a possible gas leak after the crash. we're told a pickup truck went through a fence down an embankment and into the building just before 7:00 tonight. one person was hurt but is expect ed to be ok >> a maryland guidance counselor accused of sexually abusing women. he met in a popular dating ap. montgomery county police are investigating reports from different women who say they were sexual assaulted by the same man, the women claim they met collin black at his house after meeting him on the ap tinder. black was a guidance counselor at albert einstein high school. montgomery cou sent a letter home calling the charges deeply troubling and suspended black >> we have an adapt on man accused of posting bogus jobs on craig's list. >> fairfax county police say he l

he got down to lexington. he even began to collect information. he wrote to former officers and said my records are incomplete, do you have something on this, something on that. this is how we explained what he was up to. he wrote this in november of 1865. he said, my only object is to transmit if possible truth to and doity -- posterity justice to our soldiers. be patient, ato present, the public mind is not prepared to receive the truth. his truth is that the u.s. overwhelmed. order atrewell trustedox, someone he wrote it, he said they had been compelled to give in to overwhelming numbers and resources. that is the phrase that lee used at appomattox. the union numbers thing start early. the man replied to lee. on the point of getting it down. he said, you need to do this. lee did not, he got busy. i think it's a good thing he did not write it, he could not write worth a damn. he wrote one thing we have, and it's the most wooden. he probably had i love passive , because he never broke free of passive voice. that's another aside. here's what early

i'm close to howell reservoir, also close to lexington reservoir so these are the types of helicopters with the water buckets going back and forth, back and forth. and as you mentioned, they have a little bit of daylight left. [ sound of helicopters ] >> take a listen. they really want to capitalize on that because of the terrain. it's not an easy area to get crews into so they are trying to make their headway while they have light. >> lexington reservoir has that cal fire helicopter base right there. so at least that's close by. and now we have 73 helicopters that were brought in just for the north bay fires and presumably some of those could be moved down if this thing starts to get more of a problem. maureen naylor, we'll check in with you in a little bit. thank you. >>> three evacuation centers have been opened to house the hundreds of residents affected by the flames. one is at lakeside elementary school in los gatos. the second was opened at boulder creek elementary school. but because of the poor cell phone service and internet service, a third one was staged. that's at xiante f

over the weekends, someone broke into their lexington park home and stole some laptops and ipads. what the robbers may not have known was that those devices hold precious pictures of their late son, hugo. earlier this evening, we got a chance to talk to that family. >> we have hugo's ipad, which he had his video's, pictures, all of the websites he likes to visit. all the sudden i got a message it, said it was from hugo, and it said i'm trying to contact the previous owners of this ipad. and i begged them. i said, please, this is one of the last things that i have of his. please give it back. no questions asked. there is a reward. we will pay you. we just want our back. and i didn't hear back from them. >> if you have any information about the stolen devices, police are offering a $1,000 reward. you can contact crime solvers at (301)475-3333 or text the tip line at pounds sign tips 239. >> dc police need your help. now there is happened sunday morning 1200 block every quincy street. surveillance video captured these two people, right here, you can see them grab a person walking dow

at lexington spirit wine and spirits overtime weekend. if you recognize anyone in the video or have information about the robbery, call st. mary's county police. >>> a baltimore man is in custody for the deadly stabbing of a student on the campus of an eastern shore college during home coming weekend four years ago, police arrested 25-year-old divanta braxton at the university of maryland eastern shore today. he faces murder charges in the stabbing of 21-year-old edmond st. clare in february 2013 after a group of people started fighting on the campus. investigators say dna linked >>> a long awaited study on dc police body worn cameras come officers wearing the cameras get the same number of complaints as the officers who are not. the same goes for use of force. there's no discernable difference. fox 5 paul wagner joins us live from dc police headquarters tonight with the story. paul? >> reporter: tony, we've been told from people in the mayor's office as well as the chief of police that they were very surprised by the results. as you know

this happened at lexington village wine and spirits over the weekend.ow, police want you to call if you recognize the people in this video >>> in silver spring investigators still looking to figure out how a person drove their pickup truck into the side of an apartment building. take a look at that. this was last night on quebec terrace. the truck went through a fence down an embankment into a large window. one person inside the building did suffer minor injuries. >> 4:34 is the time. we got a few minutes early here but we want to get over to mike thomas this friday morning talking about what's happening today in the weather and the weekend. >> good weekend. >> good weekend all around. here today sunny and bright skies. this weekend will feature a little bit more in the way of cloud cover. not to say it's going to be bad. at least it will be dry and temperatures will be on the warm side of things, actually saturday and sunday warmer than we're expecting even later on this afternoon and we're expecting temperatures later today to be some eight to 10 degr

over the weekend someone broke into their lexington home and stole some ipads and laptops.se devices hold precious pictures of their late son hewing oh. earlier this evening we got a chance to talk to the family. we have hewing oh's ipad which he all of the websites he liked to visit. all of a sudden i got a message it said it was from ugo and it said i'm trying to contact the previous owners of this ipad and i begged them, i said, please this is one of the last things that i have of his and please give it back, no questions asked. there is a re ward. we will pay you you you . we just want our memories what can. and i didn't hear back from them. if you you have any information about the stolen devices there is a one nowed re ward. you'll find the info for crime solvers on our website , that's fox5dc.com. >> the wharf along the d.c. waterfront is almost open for úbusiness. the massive development is made up of restaurants, live music convenient venue condos and so much more. city leaders are hoping it will attract thousands of people daily. our own matt ackland toured the ar

. >>> the city of lexington kentucky removed two controversial confederate statues tuesday.y were general john hunt morgan and john break enridge. former vice-president and secretary of war. they voted in august to remove the statues that stood outside the court over a century. they will be moved to a storage facility eventually moved to a cemetery where both men are buried. >> alarming internal white house documents link the manufacturing client to socioeconomic costs, including an increase in abortion and fertility, spousal abuse, divorce and drug use was out presenting any data to back up the assertions. the two-beige document obtained by the washington post was plea paired and circulated last month by peter navarro, director of the office of trade and manufacturing policy. the two white house officials confirmed the authenticity of the documents which came as the administration crafted its trade policy. >> in pennsylvania the fbi suspects two women of robbing a bank while dressed as nuns. 19-year-old of new haven, connecticut and 23-year-old of the dominican republic app

--- en hayward dos ladrones quisieron aprovechar que una casa estaba sin ocupantes en la avenida lexingtonacionaron su auto frente a la vivienda que estaba a la venta para entrar a robar ....... pero lo que menos pensaron era que los vecinos al ver el vehculo llamaron a la policia y los malechores terminaron detras de las rejas. ---la patrulla de caminos en redwood city arrest a "jeff michael gernimo-aguinto" despues que el sbado cerca de 200 motociclistas recorrieran varias autopistas de la bahia y aparentemente realizaron manobrias clandestinas... ---estas originaron una persecusion desde castro valley hasta redwood city; este fue el quinto arrresto relacionado con este incidente. --las maniobras ilegales de autos se estn convirtiendo en un gran problema para la ciudad de san jos. --el episodio mas reciente produjo varios arrestos y dej a un oficial herido. --el agente sufri golpes leves al ser interceptado por uno de los vehiculos.. durante un operativo que tuvo lugar anoche para tratar de controlar el espectaculo clandestino... --las autoridades dicen haber identificado a un sospechoso

we also have a problem on southbound 17 before the moody curve in the lexington hills area, a disabled vehicle blocking the far right lane. emergency crews on the way to that scene as well. let's check in with mike nicco. >>> let's talk more about those winds, you can see they are considerably slower, not as noisy, not as restless and they were last night until you get up into the north bay mountains and that's why we still have that high fire danger there. you go down to the surface you can see the winds are fairly calm except for at sfo and along the coast where they're gusting to about 16 miles per hour. what it has it done for our temperatures? look at that, 21 degrees cooler in napa, you are the exception there, most of us around 9 to 13 degrees. we have a 49 in san francisco, look at that, west portal, sunny side, 50, park presidio 51, we have the mission and the castro at about 54 degrees right now. 57 in richmond, but look at palo alto, 47, union city 49, dress for 44 in san walnut creek at about 51. walnut creek south on 680 all the way down all those new smooth roads they hav

via skype from lexington thank you very much for being on al-jazeera why so popular among gun owners first of all. you know they're really more of a novelty device i personally have never fired one i truly don't know anyone who has or owns one. in the explanation they're just a device that simply enables you to pull the trigger faster so the idea that as a policy prescription we could actually curtail the sale of bum stocks and actually have prevented this attack is kind of a misnomer i wish it were true i wish that there were it's a simple solution but it's not one that would actually work. the each so like with the devices you can replicate on your own you can take a firearm apart and file that under certain car and make it more automatic some of the experts people who practice with this have been able to do that just by learning how to pull the trigger faster so i wish you wouldn't just are like something for our international audience because you know not many people are aware of the different laws in the us automatic weapons are tightly regulated right in the us why isn't variou

lexington in the central east of the united states it is within this city with a population of three hundred thousand that the university of kentucky.

you who from lexington to bastogne, generation after generation you have carried our flag in your hearts and patriots' fire in your belly. a fire that keeps alive our experiment that we call america. an experiment to determine if the government of the people, by the people, and for the people can long survive. a united army, united in commitment that stands as a model for our fellow citizens of what americans who stand united can do. and our army's ranks today are filled with willing high quality patriots all volunteers and again i am very proud to serve with you. the international situation is complex and demanding that i have seen in all my years of service. and that's over four decades. in the middle east terrorists continue to conduct murder and mayhem despite significant and accelerating losses. one state sponsor of terror in the mideast cannot hide behind its nation state status while it is a destabilizing revolutionary regime. first time in he world war ii we have seen national borders change by the force of arms as one country proves willing to ignore international law to exercis

the top five also includes lexington, massachusetts, kansas, milton, massachusetts and brentwood, tennesseethat's your cbs money watch report for more log on to cbs. >> princeton beautiful. the taxes up there. >> so jim, let's see if you're right, there is important debate raging on line there is one all over an emoji, right, remember we told you before the break it seems that unlike other emojis of burgers, google puts the cheese under the burger. >> plane wrong. >> everybody has a personal preference, but yes, jim, large segment say the cheese belongs on top. i think, too. google said i'll fix it immediately if there is some agreement on the proper order. >> oh, agreement? it has to be on the top because it has to melt over the burger. not under. >> on the bun, yes, you're right. >> the strangest things i've ever seen. who designed it? >> oh, for goodness sake. >> but at the same time is that really -- >> thank you, rahel. >> i'm just saying. >> an american problem, i'm telling you. >> burying satisfy burger. >> well it, may be seasonably cool over the next few days, but our temperatures

you who from lexington to korenga, generation after generation you havel carried the flags and the patriot's fire in your belly. this experiment that we call america, and is meant to determine if the government of the people, by the people and for the people can long survive. army, united in the commitment that stands as a model for our fellow citizens of what americans who stand united can do. ranks today our field with high-quality patriot them all volunteers, and again, i am very proud to serve with you. the international situation is more complex and demanded -- the most demanding that i have seen in all measures of service over four decades. terrorist continue to conduct murder and mayhem in the middle besides -- despite accelerated losses. into europe for the first time since world war ii, we have seen national borders changed by the force of arms as one country proved willing to ignore international law, exercise a veto authority over its neighbor's right to make decisions in the economic, diplomatic and security domain. in the pacific, we have seen north korean provocations burgeonin

lexington concord, bunker hill. it is localist, military collective.hat's the first vision. >> and that's probably where it comes out of. >> in the initial language. then america's history is defined by our wars. the next big constitutional war is the civil war and in that war the central government are the heros, union army and the constitution is amended with a different vision of arms bearing. so after the civil war the national rifle association is founded. it is a group of exunion should be and they believe you should have a gun in your home for your own direction. the educational background one. >> so then bring us to the 1970s and what happened? >> in the 1960s and 70s liberalinliberals say we want the right of criminal defendants. this is the war in court revolution and start to more vigorously start these civil liberties and say wait a minute. if you're going to invigorate and then more fifth and sixth amendment rights of criminal defendants, what about the second? so the nra starts to try to reinvigora reinvigorate. true to its own roots tend

but howell and lexington reservoir are nearby. there are homes in this area nestled in the terrain one just over here. 150 homes are still under mandatory evacuation at this hour. the amount of firefighters has gone up dramatically today. it's about triple now up to 600 firefighters and as you mentioned, 5 firefighters have been injured on this. most of them are minor injuries. a couple of them fell, lacerations, one with smoke inhalation. but one is still in the hospital tonight after having a wrist injury. firefighters are hoping rain will help. but in the meantime, there is no wind right now. and we talked to one resident who lives near this christmas tree farm. he is planning to stay the night and expects another night without a lot of sleep. live in the santa cruz mountains, maureen naylor, back to you. >> maureen, at this point they have about 600 firefighters. have you heard them talk about possibly moving any resources down from the north bay to help in this firefight? >> reporter: we have. we actually asked cal fire about

between the summit and the boulder creek area, and it's pretty much even with the south end of the lexington reservoir. it's not too far from skyline and bear creek road, and again, these are smaller, very mountainous roads that are under evacuation here this morning. here's the list. bear creek canyon road, deer creek road, rons road, don road, lost valley road, and as soon as i get more information this, i'll pass it along and put it out on social media, but that's where we are right now. >> we cannot stress enough those roads that are under an evacuation advisory at this point. these are not mandatory evacuations. again, this is the fire happening in bear creek canyon, the area of boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains. >> and we are talking about a relatively small fire that started around 11:00 last night. it was -- i want to say about an hour or two hours ago -- about ten acres, and now it's at about 30 acres, and you heard mike say the conditions are not exactly right, thank goodness, for it to spread quickly, and that's what we have been seeing over the past few hours. people feel

he got down to lexington. he even began to collect information. he wrote to former officers and said my records are incomplete, do you have something on this, something on that. this is how we explained what he -- he explained what he was up to. he wrote this in november of 1865. he said, my only object is to transmit if possible truth to posterity and do justice to our soldiers. he added we shall have to be , patient, at present, the public mind is not prepared to receive the truth. his truth is that the u.s. overwhelmed. in his farewell order at appomattox, which he did not write, but someone he trusted wrote it, he said they had been compelled to give in to overwhelming numbers and resources. that is the phrase that lee used at appomattox. the union numbers thing start early. the man replied to lee. on the point of getting it down. so that people will read it in the future. he said, yes, you should write this history, you need to do this. lee did not, he got busy. i think it's a good thing he did not write it, he could not write worth a damn. h

another one of captain tate's sons, the youngest named robert, lexington and fought on the american side. there was a dynamic within the family. i am sure that captain tate at the time had to trade neutral ground. ead neutral ground. he lived here until he died at the age of 94. he never left and stayed here is a citizen. family, captain tate, lived here until 1794 when he passed away. he lost his wife in 1770. she was killed. she had gone to their storehouse where they kept food stuffs. it was booby-trapped. the reason it was is because provisions were missing from the storehouse. so, the son william had set up a booby-trap. everyone in the family supposedly new. supposedly forgotten. she had asked the servant betty to go out and grab some things out of the storehouse. mary went out so herself and open the door. there was a musket ready to fire when the door was opened. it did, and she was tragically killed. the booby trap was set up by william, one of their sons. ,e was tried two years later convicted, but a year after that was pardoned by the king. heer his mother died, continued to s

broke out in steep terrain between bolder creek and lexington reservoir. charred 399 acres and destroyed 44 structures. we're expecting new information into the cause of the fire. >>> new at 6:00, plan to split california into three states cleared first hurdle. supporters going to collect signatures. plan by tech billionaire tim draper who funded similar proposal in 2016 to divide into six sections. that failed. draper argues that people would be better served by three smaller state governments. northern california would include bay area to oregon border. southern california in fresno and cover most of the south. and new california in p los angeles county covering the coastal areas. opponents say create chaos. >> three new governments, legislatures, governors, and then having to disrupt what we have as state, prison systems, higher education. i think diversity makes california great and this would actually ruin it. >> if measure made it on the ballot and be approved, would still need permission from congress. >>> happening now, first of three community mee

how can this signed by these men, from lexington and concord, to the civil war and two world wars. to my mind it's protection of liberty, justice and democracy which together pave the way for so many of our future successes. the constitution's enactment was far from certainty. spurred by quarrels of the states and simmered by unrest of people, delegates to the constitutional convention arrived in philadelphia in may of that year with conflicting instructions from their respective states and an unclear relationship with the congress of existing articles of confederation. the delegates there saw their way to frame the document that would serve as a stable foundation for enduring nations, the contest of ideas, the struggle of interests and the clash of personalities shape many of the clauses of our constitutions. for instance, governor morris of pennsylvania, his name often confused with the name of governor which he never held, sparked conflicts. the most frequent speaker, best known for abolitionist views, he sparked one fervent debate after another, including one over his proposal,

what are the dynamics of having a capital in a small city when you have lexington and louisville relatively close by? guest: i think it is a good dynamic because being in a small town, i think it helps the economy here. but also, not being overwhelmed by the volume you would have in orajor city like louisville a good city that has sufficient size, but not a huge population. i think it creates a good dynamic. i think it emphasizes the state government and it is not overlooked being part of the bigger conglomerate. invited you on to talk about some of the fiscal issues that kentucky is facing. aswant to invite her viewers well to talk about some of the fiscal issues their states are facing. but what is the fiscal situation right now in kentucky? aren'twell, our revenues growing very well. we are having a very slow recovery coming out of the recession. on top of that, we had some major expenditures. we are currently doing with. we have pension problems, which is not uncommon with many states. those two combined with slow growth and large obligations to our pensions, and unfunded liability, cre

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happen this afternoon, we will get a breeze, it will come out of the northwest and blow at 9, so like lexington hills, the summit, 17 we will probably get a little smoky this afternoon. temperature will be 84, going to be warmer and humidity will be 22%. i'm not saying this isn't a big fire, it is impressive enough that it's showing up on our doppler radar there on mt. umunhum, that is the radar picking up the smoke and the embers from the fire, but without any wind those embers aren't ridge jumping, they aren't leaving the parent fire. they get cold or they get cooler than the environmental air and then they fall right back down into the that valley. so that valley will be on fire, but the likelihood of it spreading just not really that great. so one last thing i want to talk about, the air quality. now, it's going to be very bad right in that area and when the winds start to blow out of the northwest it will push it more towards gilroy, morgan hill, san martin, watsonville in that area during the afternoon hours. our poorest air quality right now in the north bay, the rest of us are moderate,

south carolina is fortunate to have enterprising entrepreneurs promoting peanuts with farms of lexington, owned by the mathias family and the peanuts of columbia, heralded as, quote, guaranteed to the worst in town, end of quote. that's meant as a compliment. my south carolina colleagues and i are grateful to acknowledge the significant increase in the peanut crops in the state and to advocate for the increase to be reflected on the peanut standards board. we look forward to encouraging peanut farmers in south carolina in creating jobs and having their valuable input reflected on the national level. i urge support today of h.r. 2521. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina yields back. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman from south carolina for his leadership on this issue. and i would like to recognize his colleague in the south carolina delegation, mr. norman, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. m

a history from lexington and concord to the civil war to the two world wars that followed. the answer in my mind is our constitutional protection of liberty, justice and democracy. which together pave the way for so many of the future successes. the constitution enactment was far from certainty. in the summer of 1787. spurred by years o kwarls by the states and simmers of unrest by the people. the delegates to the constitutional convention arrived in philadelphia may of that year. with conflicts from their representative states. yet the delegates saw their way to frame the document that would serve as the stable foundation for enduring nation. the contest of ideas, the struggle of interest. and the clash of personalities shaped many of the clauses of our constitution. for instance governor mor ris of pennsylvania his name often confused with governor. sparked many conflicts. the most frequent speaker. he was passionate, argument and ostentatious. he sparked one debate after another. including one over his proposal that language authorized in congress to put paper money be s

to come from lexington cornwall, generation after generation, you have carried our flags in your heartsnd the patriots fire in your belly. america, ande call experiment to determine if a government of the people, by the people, and for the people can long survive. , united ind army commitment that stands as a fellowor our federal -- citizens of those who stand united can too. our armies ranks are filled with high-quality patriots, all volunteers, and i am very proud to serve with you. situation isonal the most complex and demanding that i have seen in all of my years of service. that is over four decades. mideast, terrorists continue murder and mayhem, despite significant and accelerated losses very one state sponsor of the terror in the mideast cannot hide behind its nationstate status while in effect it is actually a destabilizing revolutionary regime. in europe for the first time since world war ii, we have seen national borders changed by the force of arms, as one country proves willing to ignore international law to exercise authority over its neighbors' writes to make decisions an

he owns kastle pigeon in lexington, kentucky.is company that he runs with his wife angie sells pigeon nutritional supplements and prints of his pigeon photographs. now all of you out there, try to beat him for the best selfie. get out your smartphone, take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at your business @msnbc.com. or tweet it @msnbcyourbiz. thank you so much for joining us today. we love hearing from you. please e-mail us if you have anything to say at your business at msnbc.com. go to open for up.com/your business. we posted all segments from today's show plus a lot more for you. we put stuff on digital and social media platforms as well. we look forward to seeing you next time. until then, i'm j.j. ram berg. and remember, we make your business our business. so that's the idea. what do you think? hate to play devil's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary. (phone ringing) what?

a history that spans from lexington and concord to the civil war to the two world wars that followed. the answer in my mind is our constitutional protection of liberty, justice and democracy, which together paved the way for so many of our future successes. the constitutions enact that was far from certainty in the summer of 1787. spurred by use -- and unrest by the people, the delegates to the constitutional convention arrived in philadelphia in may of that year with conflicting instructions from their respective states and an unclear relationship with the congress of the existing articles of confederation. yet the delegates saw the way to frame the document that would serve as a stable foundation for an enduring nation. the ideas, the struggle of interest and the clash of personalities shaped many of the clauses of our constitution. for instance, governor morris of pennsylvania, his then often confused with the title governor, which he never held, sparked many conflicts. the most frequent speaker at the convention, he was passionate argument, and ostentatious. best known for his abo

broke out in steep terrain between bolder creek and lexington reservoir.rred 399 acres and destroyed 44 structures. we're expecting new information into the cause of the fire. >>> new at 6:00, plan to split california into three states cleared first hurdle. supporters going to collect signatures. plan by tech billionaire tim draper who funded similar proposal in 2016 to divide into six sections. that failed. draper argues that people would be better served by three smaller state governments. northern california would include bay area to oregon border. southern california in fresno and cover most of the south. and new california in p los angeles county covering the coastal areas. opponents say create chaos. >> three new governments, legislatures, governors, and then having to disrupt what we have as state, prison systems, higher education. i think diversity makes california great and this would actually ruin it. >> if measure made it on the ballot and be approved, would still need permission from congress. >>> happening now, first of three community meeting

put into private storage prefer they will eventually end up in the lexington cemetery. autria: metro says that they are prepared for the marine corps marathon, opening two hours early. so the runners can reach the starting line. to avoid crowding, pentagon city is also an option. red line trains will single track near medical center this weekend. runners arriving on the red line allow some extra time. veronica johnson is tracking your big race day foreca that's right, a mild afternoon up to 70 degrees. wow, temperatures will continue to be almost a would near-perfect weather if we were doing better in the rainfall department. it has been over a week since we had significant rainfall, another dry day for us. we may be starting out cold across the area but we will be seen temperatures springing up very quickly. today, about 70 degrees for a temperature. warm for your afternoon hours. overnight we will drop again, big range and temperatures, that's what happens typically during the fall season with clearer skies. saturday, mid 70's across the area and by sunday, higher tem

brian: you talk about arthur having a house on lexington onnue but julia sand leaving 40 sort -- 44th street. have you been to her house? scott: i do not know if that is the same house. chester arthur's house is the same house. it is there and there is a middle eastern spice store their. very little that he would tell people that it is the only existing site in new york city where president took the oath of office. brian: digitally ever marry? deed julia ever marry? why did she call herself the little door? was thehe court jester one person who could speak truth to the king. she saw herself as the one person who could speak truth to chester arthur. ever marry. she spoke her mind and was very bold with a guy, considering he as the president of the u.s. it is hard to tell how sick she era.his was the victorian she refers to. the time where she could not do much more than lie on the couch. it is not clear what her medical problems were. there were times where she was doing much better, writes him from saratoga, goes out writing for the first time in some time. -- it would be incorrect to

of general john hunt morgan and vice president john c breckinridge removed from a courthouse in lexingtones to move them to a cemetery where both men are buried. county leaders voted to take them down after the deadly riots in charlottesville. the mandalay bay secured he got shot while confronting the las vegas shooter is not missing after all. mgm resorts which owns the hotel says jesus campos just wanted his privacy after he mysteriously went into hiding last week. it didn't last long. he will appear on the ellen show later today. >> i went to go lift a pant leg up and saw the blood. that is when i called in on my radio show that shots have been fired. heather: generating $20,000 to the las vegas victims. that is interesting. he will be on the show. remember this horrifying incident when a doctor was dragged off of the united airlines plane? we all remember is that. those two officers dragging batman have been fired for using, quote, excessive force. officials say one of those officers is a sergeant who attended to cover up details of that incident from chicago. two other officers have

another one of captain tate's son's, the youngest, robert, marched off to concord, lexington and fought on the american side during the revolutionary war. there was this dynamic within the family and i am sure that captain tate back at the time had to tread neutral ground. died in here until he 1794. at the age of 94. he never left. he stayed here as a citizen. -- captain tate had lived here until 1794 when he passed away. he lost his wife in 1770. she was tragically killed. she had gone out to their storehouse where they kept foodstuffs. it was booby-trapped. the reason it was was because provisions were missing from a storehouse, so the son, william, had set up a booby-trapped. everybody in the family supposedly new. mary, apparently, have forgotten. she asked their servant, betty, to go out there and grab things out of the storehouse. but he refused. opened went out herself, the door, there was a musket that was ready to fire once the door was opened. she was tragically killed. the booby trap was set up by william, one of their sons. later,tried two years convicted, but a year after