louis: about $220,000, $225,000. somewhere. -lemonis: for real? -louis: yeah. lemonis: he hasn't paid you anything back? -louis: no, he has not. -lemonis: oh, my gosh. is there anything that i should know about him, be honest, that would drive me crazy that drives you crazy? louis: i'm from the old school. i'm the old man. so, sometimes he thinks he knows it all, and you have to straighten him out, say, "no, you don't know it all." when i was younger, hey, i thought i knew it all, too. lemonis: yeah. it's a terrible sign that anthony doesn't take advice from his father, especially since his father is his banker. i wonder how he's gonna take advice from an outside party? todd: how you doing today? -josh: good. how are you? -todd: pretty good. i need a sign refurbished. do you do that? josh: we can do it all, pretty much. what kind of a sign are we talking about? -pirateland resort? -todd: main sign out front. -josh: okay. -todd: so, are you the owner? -josh: no. -anthony: no, i'm the owner. -todd: what's your name? -anthony: anthony. todd: anthony. todd. how are

had a wheelchair all along has made him a nickname like the wheels for louis come and go. >>armed with a tub of hot dogs. we call this the nuclear option the cemetery helped louie practice with his new wheelchair. i think he wants to go for a walk he wants to go out and explore and every day he's getting a little closer to taking his first steps out into the neighborhood we. i'm so proud of you. >>i do go who is doing his thing that's hot dogs fail he says that they're still working on you know getting lou used to those new will days only had it for 2 weeks or so, but eventually they say they're hopeful that he takes to it and they would love to be able to get him out on actual walks around the neighborhood every day we'll out in the sketch is that those 2 legs and he's ready to roll that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thank you for being with us this hour, we'll see you back here tonight for kron 4 news at 9 in prime time right now pam moore and can winner here with kron 4 news at 6 and vicki thanks to both coming up next at 6 o'clock we are following breaking news coming out

louis. he trained them to fly and interacted with them in the aviation circles, and he gets the backing to either purchase a long-distance airplane or to build one. and what happens is he ends up in san diego with ryan airlines. and he meets donald hall, their chief engineer. and they design a purpose-built transatlantic airplane, the new york to paris. and lindberg calls it the spear of st. louis in honor of his backers in st. louis. but this is a product of his vision of what a long distance airplane would be. so it's not necessarily the most advanced airplane, it represents many of the known ideas about technologies that are reliable and durable, with some gambles that he includes in the airplane as well. so working with don hall through the spring of 1927, lindberg creates this airplane. it's a wood wing that's externally braced to the fuselage. and it has underneath it's fabric to the fuselage tubular steel framework. that's anovation that emerges in world war i from the folker company.

[inaudible] it has louis xiv.let me tell you if you ever do watch the show, that the with the 14th was nothing like this louis xiv. no relationship, no connection. that louis xiv was a very modern and democratic i. this guy was not at all. figure was 1661, and louis xiv was picking already for 18 years and 23. he was baking since he was five years old but only a few months he was a real king because up until . he was under the tutelage of the region. louis declared he would rule by himself. he will not have a minister anymore, chief minister. he will rule personally, he will rule by himself and usher in the great and glorious age for france. on august 17, 1661, louis came to visit the estate of his own superintendent of finances. he had just finished building a beautiful, beautiful estate in france with beautiful gardens, and the king dissented. the king came towards evening, he descended at the entrance to the chÂteau over here, and he was led by his host through the rooms of the chÂteau, decorated by the famous

louis later on today. as we go through tomorrow, two to four inches through much of central and southern new england. not much in new york city, not much in philadelphia. those kraareas may see a brief period of ice. the only thing that could cause issues today, we may get severe thunderstorms, louisiana, mississippi, and eventually into areas of alabama we could even see an isolated tornado or two. erin though it's the winter city, sometimes we can get winter weather events. those are the travel concerns. >>> still ahead, a moment of joy on a pretty difficult day, how the newtown high school football team is helping the town heal seven years after the tragedy at sandy hook elementary school. we're back in a moment. chool. we're back in a moment >>> welcome back, seven yoeears after the unbearable tragedy at sandy hook elementary school, a football championship is helping a community heal. nbc's kate snow has the story. >> reporter: it unfolded in dramatic fashion with just seconds left. the score tied. >>

her father was a guy called louis been lost and he settled in st. louis in the lovely home here. hewas married three times and had 15 children . and he was extremely wealthy. he was a banker. apparently a good guy. i know that doesn't exactlygo with the term banker but go with me on this . and he left several million dollars tohis children when he died . conde nast as a child numbers playing in his grandfathers bedroom and it's currently still a historic house on the outskirts of st. louis for mostly as a wedding venue today but of course esther, his mother only inherited 300,000 by the time the money came down to her. on his father's side, his grandfather wilhelm nast was born in germany, immigrated to the united states as a teacher but wasalways a sort of depressive kind of a chat , very serious but he converted to methodism and became known as the father of german methodism in north america. excuse me, in north america. his eldest son william was a man who wanted to be born with a silver spoon in his mouth his family didn't have any so he decided he was going to go off to germ

all 12 crewmembers off the ship unharmed. >>> a lucky dog getting wheels for christmas, 4-year-old louis born without front legs, never seemed to slow him down, but his owner wanted to make his life easier, he has to college engineering class to help. >> if you asked louis, he would say he's not disabled, he just doesn't have front legs. he wants to go for a walk and explore. >> he is still getting used to the harness, coaxing him to move around is requiring a lot of hotdogs. coaxing him that way. >>> a suite seen in an area ravaged by fire. >>> a thu koala being held by firefighters and where else, australia. ♪ >>> we've all heard about the big story in australia, wildfires, out of those wildfires, a touching scene from a part of australia where they have really been hurt by the fires. >> we just had to share this video. from cuddly creek australia, giving a drink of water to the koala, he is eager to take it, when the water runs out, he is like a, please? he reaches out for more. very sweet and heartbreaking after the fires have destroyed more than 7 million acres in recent months. loo

you mentioned the name of louis morris. >> right. the backer, zangers backer. >> the next chapter isn't really completely a new york story. it happens down in philly texas declaration of independence, but in my copy of the declaration of independence since i look at the names, there's a louis morris there. so, same guy. >> grandson. >> grandson; okay, i and there's going to be another family connection soon enough. you'll tell us about. so, we are going pass every the declaration of independence. you focus on the ode to liberty in the declaration of independence. declares independence, for example, which has international law significance and all the rest but he'll jump over there so you have to read the chapter for yourself to get his views on the declaration of independence. but now let's leap frog to the constitution, not of the united states yet but the constitution of the new york -- and even hyphenate like the new york historical society -- the new york manumission. >> some of the chapter are about filling gap. i argue this con

when louis philippe scar you went back to coach brazil ahead of the world cup in 2014 it was like the 2nd coming of the messiah after leading a team that almost didn't qualify to victory in the 2002 world cup big phil had to win the 2014 world cup on home soil the hopes of an entire nation were resting on shoulders and with an impressive crop of players at least that's what everyone thought. it's ted big phil brazil crumbled under the immense pressure as for big phil will be remembered in history as the brazil coach who lost $71.00 to germany in the semifinals of a home world cup in his defeat so catastrophic that it's made eternally overshadow all of these incredible achievements and there's not enough there's also the lack of room for errors that a manager has in his 2nd spell with the club when a successful manager returns everybody already knows what they're getting a winner anything else is not acceptable the club just doesn't have the patience the 2nd time around this puts the men's. at a big disadvantage especially if they find themselves going back when the team is in a crisis

louis. and houston in 1917. and the key to those two riots is that we had already entered the war and we were still having these types of incidents going on. so that was jay morrow's piece. then we had 10 profiles. three of our other scholars, chad williams, lisa boudreau and curtis young, they write profiles. then we picked up another scholar, brittany cooper. powerful. and she writes the piece on charles and ida b. wells. that is the construct. when you read the book, we also have a beautiful timeline. bill pretzer and one of our research assistants, alicia norwood, you pour that out and it goes from 1863 to 1963 and it weaves in the social, cultural and economic and military service, all in the timeline. we have more than 140 captions of some of the artifacts and images. and our exhibition and research assistant, patrice augin, she wrote half of that and i read wrote the other half. dr. salter: i want to write -- ask about the exhibit and what is in the book. before we get there, they exh

lou louis. we've already had report of 13 inches kind of seeing a lull in the weather pattern, but things will rev up once again. on the southern side of this system is severe weather we're going to be under a heightened risk for tornadoes from louisiana to mississippi. 62 million under winter weather advisories to winter storm warnings this morning. this will expand to boston, northern new england we could increase up to 80 million people due to the system. >> holiday errands will not get done hopefully people stay safe. >>> congressman jeff van drew is facing an exodus over saying he may switch parties over impeachment. six staffers announced resignation so far they say in part, quote, the decision does not align with the values we brought to this job. his legislative director and communications director are among those departing. the democratic congressional campaign committee offered staffers work until they find new jobs. >>> two days, house lawmakers will take their historic vote on impeac

louis' big sister charlotte owed her sassy side to the paparazzi. the little pncess started school along big brothergeorge. she's acing her classes like t, math and science. >> they're treated like any other child. there's no special treatment. >> also cracking our best royal moments, meghan meeting h long lost cousin boston red sox player mookie bets. >> my great, great, great -- >> great, great. >> we're family somehow. >> np september weot our best l. it's clear he's a total mini me of his dad. in south africa cute as a button baby charmed the arch bishop and hisdaughter. what a year of fashion. kate stepped u the game with her gowns and meghan made maternity ware chic. rachel smith got to try on the top that meghan made famous, the husband shirt. >> bam. >> only "e.t." got a one on one with the designer who happens to be one of meghan's bffs. >> were you and the duchess working alongside eachother? >> she askede to create the shirt. we had conversations about what it should look like and then she let me take it from there. >> listen, i love all

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josephine was just 7 when her mother put her into domestic service in the white homes of st louis. not one of her many mistresses treated her like a human being. but josephine grit her teeth and carried on until an incident she would never forget. i let the dish water boil too long and the plates got broken. mistress was so angry that she pushed my hands into the boiling water. i screamed. i prayed to god please let me die i'm too miserable. josephine fled just 13 she joined a traveling vaudeville troupe her mother didn't stop are saying if she's chosen her life let her go. josephine baker going up in st louis missouri was tough it was not a easy place to be although coming out of the civil war st louis was on the right side it was a union city it was a very tough and very segregated place and black folks were kind of pushed in certain parts of the city it was very poor their opportunities were not great there was of course a burgeoning black middle class a baker did not belong to that and she endured a lot of you know tragedies abuse that she married young twice and so she was wil

louis and josh van amstel officially adopted 11-year-old daniel just yesterday.d in class last month. it was a controversy that started when the teacher asked the kids what they're thankful for. >> i'm thankful for my dad and dad, my family, my dogs, and everybody that i live with now. >> reporter: what makes them good dads? >> they discipline me when i do bad things. they help me. they keep me out of trouble. and they give me sometimes what i want. >> reporter: they love you, too, imagine. >> yeah. >> reporter: daniel van amstel has lived with louis and josh for six months. when he mentioned his pending adoption at his elementary school outside sleep apnealt la what happened? >> the teacher insulted my family. >> reporter: what did she do? >> she first said why would you be happy to be adopted by them? that's when one of three kids, ones in my class, said let's stop. she kept going and said, are you going to be gay? >> reporter: are you going to be? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: what was it like to hear the teacher say that there's something wrong with them? >

i really do. >> reporter: what will you miss about being king louis?the last 25 years? >> the freedom, the laughter, the joy. the complete reference to whatever is happening. >> reporter: the story follows a snow white as she looks for love around the world, but the cast and crew will miss the fun of weaving in fresh material almost daily. former stage manager john kami on he says what josie's on the news one morning can end up on stage hours later. >> most of the time at work and we will have somebody rehearsed and costumed by that evening. >> reporter: like when marriage became legal in san francisco. >> when luis saying i'm getting married in the morning, dingdong is such a lovely day. that brought the house down. my fastest change is probably buster posey into ruth bader ginsburg. i have about 45 seconds to do that. >> meanwhile the cast and crew are counting their blessings as they count on the final performances for the show that has become a part of the city's identity. >> it would be like getting rid of the golden gate bridge or the cable cars.

louis with the st.dinals as our partner so it's a way for us to create so it's an avenue of growth for us but it goes back to your point, contessa, it's about the experience >> i know that you're not one of the operating heads of the new york giants but they've had a long stretch of disappointing seasons. people are saying in this town that the coach is on the hot seat, the general manager is on the hot seat, i would like to get your thoughts on that and what changes might be coming there and also some thoughts about eli manning who will be back in the lineup this weekend is this his swan song this year >> there's four games left in the season as a fan and a co-owner it has been very disappointing. this is not the venue to discuss what happens when the season ends in late december. there's plenty of time and there are others, one of us that has the same last name as i do and our partners, steve and john will have those conversations, and they will take into consideration all the issues when it relates t

louis arch there. a nice view of a rather dark scene in st. louis. the sun will shine eventually.e in st. louis. great city there in missouri. that's an arch. not apologizing after a florida sheriff called them out. the company refused to help track down a delivery driver accused of stealing a package he delivered without a subpoena. charged with burglary and theft after surveillance video appeared to catch him in the act. again, his job was to deliver this package. amazon saying quote we work regularly and closely with law enforcement across the country. working to understand what happened to make it right. the sheriff of all grady judd racketed on "fox & friends." carley: isalon.com movies to nazi propaganda. your name is kris kringle? >> i got it, i got it, i got it. good. >> i get excited going to the office every single day because i know you will be there. >> i think it's a beautiful thing as are many things around this town. car cart article argues case for christmas are fascist propaganda similar to the anti-met particular work of gobel. telling fo todd: again, all these g

and we discovered there's a lot. >> louis york, whiche name we came up with.ing our original name was melancly. it shows you how sad we were at the time. ran that by a couple people and they laughed at us. he's from east saint louis, and i'm from new york. ♪ ♪ >> as the lyricith and the guy at's thinking about telling the story, i just don't believ that people are stupid and they want to be told stories, "repeat this over and over" or "say what you said yesterday" or "that little story works, so repeat it again" is jail, is jail. ♪ ♪ >> for me, collaboration is i don't think no man is an island, especially when it comes to being their best selves. you need a person that you can bounce ideas off of. you need a person that you can see yourself in. you need a person that can be your muse. ♪ ♪ >> i'm claude kelly. >> and i'm chuck harmony. >> and we are louis and this is our "brief but spectacular" take on... >> rediscovering our passion for music. >> woodruff: and you can watch additional "brief but spectacular" episodes on our website, pbs.org/newshour/brief. to

louis, the south side of town, and all the way to indianapolis.state 70 could be treacherous. this could be a narrow stripe of four to six additional inches of snow. and as far as kansas city goes, it looks like you're done, three to four inches of snow, and slippery spots out there this morning. tomorrow morning at this time, a wintry mess, southern new england and mostly snow central new england and the catskills at six inches and areas of mass pike, massachusetts, going to be right around four inches and new york city, it looks like a little bit of sleet and rain, no big deal for you, philadelphia could be a little bit of easy conditions also, and as far as the freezing rain goes, our friends out from state college, altoona, central portions of pennsylvania, a tenth of an inch of ice. i don't think we will deal with too many power outages but that will make for very slippery travel out there this morning, continuing throughout the middle of the day today, so as far as travel goes, we will have some airport impacts, i will give you those details

louis lee ray reports. parts of indonesia are awash with plastic waste.tonnes of plastic were imported last year and it is ending up in remote villages. some is recycled, but huge mounds are dumped and burned. and we have discovered dangerous levels of highly toxic chemicals from burning plastic are making it into the food chain. one of the most shocking results that we have ever, ever had, especially in indonesia, we never have this kind of result before. this is bangun, a small village in the east of java, indonesia's biggest island. but over the last few years, things here have started to change. since 2017 and ‘18, we have seen an increased influx of plastic entering indonesia. the uk, the us and australia all send waste to indonesia, supposedly to be recycled. last year, indonesia's plastic recycling industries imported around 300,000 tonnes of plastic waste. that on top of the 900,000 tonnes they got from within the country. the uk sent 18,000 tonnes of plastic to indonesia in the first—half of this year and 55,000 tonnes of paper. that makes it the

if you know i would have journalist louis kapil attended the smart city expo in barcelona and as the name implies it's about the cities of the future as well as the mobility of tomorrow so he wanted to find out what that means. it was the 9th time the smart city expo world congress has attracted international visitors to barcelona the goal was to understand the vellum a concept politically to change durban mobility while improving the quality of life and reducing environmental footprint with concepts that combine technical economic and social innovation. for local mobility like on a university campus there's the easy 10 easy mile autonomy's fun. yes it's intended to supplement already existing transport systems up to 15 people could ride there is no driver the electric vehicle also needs no special infrastructure is simply follow specified routes. louis's the expo doesn't just focus on individual mobility public transport is also an important issue his 1st impression of this driving bus is that the absence of a driver takes some getting used to the whole time you're afraid it might r

louis's the expo doesn't just focus on individual mobility public transport is also an important issue his 1st impression of this driving bus is that the absence of a driver takes some getting used to the whole time you're afraid it might run into something that it doesn't. spanish carmakers say that has already seen the signs of the times in addition to the me electric perfectly conceived for the city as a small local emissions free city runabout it announced a new business unit to be responsible for urban mobility solutions. a move you see you have marketing director jason mewes he says he had urban mobility is a further elaboration of c s core brand offering completely new usage concepts and products in the field of micro mobility that means electrically powered vehicles which are especially practical in urban environments like. for the motorcycles or even concepts like the. mini mo here he says these are completely new concepts for getting around town and lending greater dynamism and movement to cities plagued by traffic champs and say it also is involved in car sharing even and re

louis, and o'connor. they said, considering the vote started prior to our last proposal, we hope the members will except the county's offer and not go on strike. we're optimistic that we will reach an agreement. the nurses union says if it does call a strike, it will give the county 10 days notice. >>> when it comes to real estate, it does not get any more competitive than one neighborhood in san mateo county. it was just ranked number one in the country. kpix 5's maria medina shows why so many people are willing to -- >> reporter: the neighborhood here just made the top spot for less than 20 most competitive neighborhoods in the country for homebuyers. what made it number one? we want to find out. the holidays just came early for the residence of the white oaks neighborhood. >> i did not know. >> reporter: according to residence, the average home price here is little more than $1.8 million. with more than 72% of homes selling above the asking price. >> which is cool is literally a block and a half away.

joe louis. any dealer good enough for joe louis is good enough for me. -let's do it. -okay.gonna have fun. -okay, let's do it. first, a few practice rounds. you don't need to explain anything. -21, baby. -we'll do it again. okay. okay, that's 10. now, i have a deuce showing. okay. now, you have to assume -- always assume that it's a 10 underneath. -okay. -so what do i have? -you have 12. -okay. that's 18. now you want 20. there you go. -okay. we're doing good. -let me pay you first. to be honest, losing at roulette was a distant memory. you told me you didn't know how to play this game! then i was ready to join a real game with real money. -i can't beat you, marcus. -this is too easy. biggest bet you've ever seen? biggest bet i've ever seen was $75,000 a hand. and did they come out ahead or behind? they came out ahead. well, i wasn't willing to go quite that far. -come on. -benny dealt me a 20. i stayed. i was just wondering, was you thinking about splitting that? -[ laughs ] -when it first went down, but i remember what you told me. -right. -we don't split 10's. no. there y

prince william kissing the youngest child louis with princess charlotte and prince george.was taken in norfolk, earlier this year. let's also show you pictures from vatican city and specifically events where the pope is due to be delivering his christmas blessing. he delivered his christmas blessing. he delivered his christmas mass on christmas eve inside st peter's basilica last night. some huge crowds have gathered in st peter's square. i think we can listen in, in a minute with, i hope, with a translation. translation: including our time to come forth from their prisons. he is the word brighter than the sun, made in cornet in the tiny son of man. jesus, the light of the world. this is why the people cry out, the people who walk in darkness have seena people who walk in darkness have seen a great light. there is darkness in humankind and get the light of christ is greater, still. there is darkness in personal, family and social relationships, but the light of christ is greater. there is darkness in economic, political and ecologically complex yet greater still is the ligh

louis will play in more than 600 us theaters. this wednesday check that events dot com for details in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>a lot of people star wars is all they care about in terms a few weeks. speakinof s up in opening up. here's the bay bridge toll plaza why i'd open roads you can see plenty of pavements no problems if you need to go into san francisco by way of the they bridge. right now i just checked the sensors 8 minutes from the back of the macarthur maze into san francisco. and if you have carpool 3 people remember we'll do even much better probably 6 minutes into san francisco as you will not be stopped, we'll have much more on thkron 4 morning news has just etting started. >>and welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news checking your weather forecast yesterday was spot onouldn't ask for better john as far as the winter time. the afternoon was cold when i rk tually i get out outside anit was so pleasant even >>that went on ran a 5 k on sunday will sweat and then yesterday we repeated that ki of had some nic

brother louis, what's your read on the poll contraction?well, listen, i'm sure joe biden and his team would love to be up ten points, up point to where they were during the summer. the reality is you take a pounding in some of these debates it's a, wh debates, when the unified message is investigate joe biden, which was to knock him down a little. what really matters is will the democrats unite around a candidate? if that candidate is biden, i suspect those numbers will look a little different. >> i agree with errol in part and the central question. but, finney, it n's not just biden, karen finney. it's happening across the board, especially in the states you need to win. what is your take? >> there's a lot of volatility. every poll we've done here at cnn, we've seen with the voters between the various candidate, i think once we have the nominee, it will start to look different. i do think the democratic party is going to unify behind whoever the nominee is because i think people recognize the mistake of 2016 thinking, oh, hillary is going

louis dakil of dakil auctions says most of the bidding will take place online. price. >> this auction is an absolute auction. no minimums. everything that goes on the block will be sold. >> it takes kristen and jim three months to itemize and catalog grandpa's gargantuan inventory of heavy metal. finally, in august 2016, the big moment is here. how many lots are we talking? >> 1,186 lots. >> one of the first items up for bid, this antique trailer, fetches 300 bucks. these 100-foot monopole towers left over from elmer's early days in the cell tower business go for $230 each. things are selling fast, but cheap. >> i've been watching all morning, since 9:00. some things that i thought were gonna go for more are actually selling for less. >> [ auctioneer calling ] >> like these antique railroad carts, similar to one she saw on ebay for $1,000. hundreds sell, but for only 17 bucks apiece. >> [ auctioneer calling ] >> then there's that old railroad drilling rig, purchased in 1967 for 25k. it sells, but for only $4,000. and the gigantic plate-rolling system elmer bough

it's will farrell and julia louis-dreyfus. and applause] it's will and, yeah, okay. >> they all know who we are. >> jimmy: right, right. >> sorry, we didn't mean to interrupt your show, but we in the neighborhood. we just thought we might pop over and interrupt your show. >> jimmy: oh, what were you doing in the neighborhood? >> julia louie and i have a standing thursday-night date where we meet at the wetsels pretzels and share all the hot hollywood goss. >> did you happen to know that xavier ghosted tiffany? >> jimmy: i did not know that. who are xavier and tiffany? >> the manager of wetsell's pretzels. can you say drama? >> jimmy: that's really hollywood goss. thanks for stopping by. >> well, we're not leaving. >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't really -- [cheers and applause] but i really don't have time for a visit right now, because -- >> oh, really? but you had 12 minutes for the hanukkah saurus thing? >> jimmy: that was not my call, and it was the hanukkahcorn. >> oh, yeah, that's a lot better. >> let's keep it s

louis mcnees, brother fire.er fire is about Ãbthe blitz was terrible we thought we were going to die. mcnees said, you know the poem, mcnees was a friend of wh arden. is this aspect of writing of protests which has an exciting element. i mentioned the upper teeth said you could be protesting at nafta and the government there but there is something exciting about that too. that excitement people need to share that and it's shareable through social media. so there you go. >> on that note, paul is going to sign books, you can buy the books over there, paul will sign them. there will be dancing on a mexican theme. please give a Ãbthank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> you notice a lady in a typewriter she is writing haiku is you can pick a theme she will write from a haiku. [applause] [inaudible background conversations] [inaudible background conversations] next on booktv hugh seaburg professor david kirp outlined his ideas on how colleges and universities can reduce the achi

plus loses in east st louis louis this is. 2 and a half months of non-existent electioneering went according to plan putin managed to visit almost all the regions of the state and on the 8th of march international women's day the acting president who was at the same time a candidate for the presidency made a rather symbolic trip to the women's capital of russia the city of weaver's ivanova. and of course he was accompanied by teams from all the principal t.v. channels. as far as i remember by the 8th of march 2018 days before the election the general mood in the country was that it was all a full grown conclusion by the end of the election campaign even the candidate himself didn't hesitate to admit it. a lot of t.v. spots are you going to have you participate in any t.v. debates. it is my opinion that people involved in practical activities either in parliament or in the authorities have to prove their competence with practical deeds rather than t.v. spots or any other advertising devices or means. the so-called t.v. debate is one of the t.v. campaign spots even more so that's advertising.

louis, democrat. please go ahead. on?er: what's going i'm glad they finally went through the impeachment. everyone knows this is bad for america. host: what was the impeachment argument that convinced you he should be impeached? caller: the abuse of power, the argument that he is hiding a lot of documents. a lot of things work red flags -- were red flags for me. host: have you been following his presidency since 2016? caller: yes, i have. host: overall, what do you think? caller: unemployment rate is down. he has done a few things, but it does not justify the wrongs he is doing. host: that is tommy in st. louis. ohio,s willie in republican. caller: i think it is a wrongdoing by the democrats. i think it has been a witch hunt won the one, since he election. host: when you say witchhunt, give us some examples. caller: you see it every day. they hate him. she got off of the podium today, s he would not send over the transcripts, you know? she kept saying we will see what they do first. it is always about them. host: that is

louis lee ray, bbc news.tored spitfire, the paintwork stripped to a shining aluminium finish. they took four months to circumnavigate the globe — stopping in 100 places, in 30 countries. robert hall has the story. the green grass of home. the silver spitfire and her team have created flying history, a flight around the globe marking british engineering prowess and a partnership of man and machine that served the cause of freedom during world war ii. no wonder emotions were running high at goodwood today, particularly for the pilot mattjones whose child, arthur, was born during the journey. as we came across the channel and saw the white cliffs it was another emotional moment and we had trouble keeping control with tears running down my face over what we had done and we were coming home and how it must have felt in the day for those guys doing the same thing. two greatest symbols of freedom in the world. flying in carefully planned stages, the silver spitfire covered well over 23,000 miles above some of the wo

louis area has already caused multiple crashes. now, it may not look like it here in st.is, but the heaviest of the snowfall is behind us as this storm system continues to push east. but we are not in the clear yet. roads will get icy tomorrow, and overnight, plows in the region will continue to try to clear the nearly half a foot of snow that's already fallen, norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mola, thank you very much. that weather threat continues for millions-of-americans. let's get the forecast now from lonnie quinn at wcbs tv in new york. lonnie, who is in the path of danger? >> there are two types of danger. it goes from top to bottom. let's start off by going south to the gulf states. we have tornado watches and warnings in louisiana, mississippi, alabama, parts of tennessee, as well. by midnight or so, things will start the calm down a bit for you. but until then, keep your eye on the sky. the northern tier of this system is about the frozen precip, and we do have winter weather advisories anywhere from nebraska all the way into massachusetts. as this storm system

louis, this westerner was known for his bombast. derisively called pope's bull that had alienated eastern troops and soldiers during his brief command in virginia in 1862. this is what he said partly, i have come to you from the west. where we have always seen the backs of our enemies. he was also known for the defeat by lee shortly thereafter at manassas. now his fellow westerners and virginians, knew him as a hardliner, someone who had used the army as a wartime bludgeon against the city civilians and dakota sioux in minnesota in response to irregular violence. pope offered his former comrades a new bull, a stronger meat as he called it. pardon the pun, please. western armies had won the war by their hard style fighting. and eventually adopted that approach in all theaters that brought the confederacy to its knees. naturally their officers then , assumed the mantle of leadership in national government in the wake of union victory. as pope reminded them tonight, and this is his quote, when the war was over, we found that the presid

louis globe democrat in the mid-1980s. after three years in the newsroom in connecticut, she returned to st. louis and has been an editor and writer with the post dispatch features department for 30 years. she assigns and edits book reviews choosing from 300 or so new books each week. she's written stories about book trends and interviewed many authors. tonight she adds to that and she will be having a conversation with caroline fraser. caroline fraser is the editor of the library of america edition of laura ingalls wilder, the little house books and the author of three works of nonfiction. her latest book is "prairie fires, the american dreams of laura ingalls wilder." it was one of the "new york times" ten best books of the year and won the 2018 pulitzer prize for biography. the national book critics circle award for biography and the bio internationals 2018 plutarch award and was a finalist for the mark linton history prize given by the columbia university journalism school. carolyn fraser has traveled the country for t

of state so what had happened in that example that morris gave as his example of bribery was there louis the 14th who was a bit of a reset of us when it came to bribes a gave charles the 2nd a huge amount of money as well as other benefits including apparently a french mistress in exchange for a secret treaty of dover of $1670.00 it also is in exchange for his converting to come out to the catholicism but there wasn't some broad notion of bribery was actually quite narrow so i don't think that dog won't hunt in the 18th century and i don't think it'll hunt today because if you take a look at the 21st century bribery as well to find. and you shouldn't just take our word for it you should look to how it's defined by the united states supreme court in a case called mcdonnell vs the united states the supreme court looked at a public corruption bribery case this was a case where gifts were actually received benefits were actually extended there was completion if this was not some hypothetical of of a crime that was not fulfilled or an action that was not actually taken the supreme court unani

louis and i learned a great deal about my father i never knew. my father had a difficult time with ptsd and he died young because of it. to a certain degree as a young kid, i could never understand why he was so unhappy. he was a lieutenant in the new york fire department as well. he is 96,uncle roy, is one of my heroes. in theed with macarthur, largest naval engagement in history. i am going to talk about one aspect of that in a little bit. my uncle also served in the navy during the korean war. growing up, this was part of my life. i loved history. i read a lot of military history. i was moved by it, i watched a lot of the old films, i thought i was john wayne to a certain degree in these films. i might mention a few of them to you. you might actually want to have the same experience i have had. maybe one for each service. in the air force, i think what really inspired me was a film that i would consider to be -- and i am in the film business -- perhaps the greatest movie on military leadership ever made. it was made in 1948 and was nominated f

finally today here's an unlikely partnership no one could have seen coming high end fashion house louis of aaton and free to play video game league of legends have released a crow cross platform line of designer clothing now the collection branded l d x lol was designed by the fashion labels artistic director for women's collections nicholas guess here the line features t. shirts sweat suits accessories and even a leather jacket inspired by one of the world's most popular video games but here's the kicker the luxury brand is charging exorbitant amounts for their products a t. shirt featuring one of the champions goes for $670.00 a pair of leggings well that's going to set you back $1140.00 said maybe you're looking for a mini backpack to put all your many things well that's going to run $2310.00 and that biker jacket that we were talking about well that's 8 o'clock in it $5600.00 now this isn't the 1st time the 2 have teamed up the fashion house work with lead developer ryan games for louie baton inspired cosmetic items for the games but those only fetched $10.00 apiece when you were pu

they only see her go into getting this one here who can afford to get their louis vuitton on anything and they don't want to i don't want to blanket statement that but i think he might be interested in. i think she has a little bit what about you i mean do you think it's a little bit out of touch i think a little bit out of to know your audience and i might buy something a little more high end but that being said i'm going to spend you know $100.00 on a t. shirt there's no doubt i'm good and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on directv channel 3 to one dish network channel to 80 or on pluto t.v. the free t.v.'s. or as always have us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. the next that. and then it's only mr johnson. and i just got out of prison for. 41 he is. 73 years old now i got arrested for a time my son my. own life just everything was taken out of. my work in the hospital that was. meant to snow man that looks a little bit like me. about. my size want to come. now. we're tough in this unit so you're going. to go. to the moon on a friday try to give. us no good