here are the mill parts put together how they would be for milling. this is the hopper where you dump the grain in. this part here is called the horse, also called the chair because it has four legs? part here is the shoe and it adjusts for how quickly the grain is poured into the eye of the stone. this part here with the bars is called a damsel so when the mill is running that part is spinning around and this shoe is butting up against it to keep a steady flow and you have to adjust it by turning this if you want it faster or slower to pour into the eye of the stone, i learned the hard way you also have to give it a good whack because this is just in here by friction. if you don't give it a good whack the vibration of the mill when it's running will vibrate this out and it will fall on the floor and all of your corn, all 50 pounds, will go wham right in the mill at one time. now we're going to run the mill today. i can tell you a little bit of the differences between how the mill is run today versus how it was run back in the day. back in the day the

there was an old mill here that he bought, and he built this mill in about 1820. a hold farm stand here -- farmstead here. there was a building that may barn,een a distillery, a an entire farm area here. the middle, as i said, was built in 1820 and stayed in operation through almost the entire 19th century. was subsumed into rock creek park in 1890 when rock creek park was founded, and he kept operating for seven more in 1897d finally ended when the main shaft of the mill wheel broke, and that was the end of milling operations forever. back in the early 19th century, this was rural land out here. this was washington county. it was a separate legal jurisdiction from washington city, which is what we now think of as downtown. florida avenue was the old boundary street, the northern boundary. washington county was sparsely inhabited. less than 10,000 people lived out here most of the 19th century, mostly farmers and large landholders, and farmers here grew all sorts of crops. a lot of wheat and corn and ride for local use and for shipping along the east coast. mills

mill and rock creek park. this is one of the last vestiges of the rural past of washington, this mill is the only one of its type left. it was part of a way of life of farming and milling that happened in the early 1800's. the owner of the mill was a former quaker from pennsylvania named isaac peirce. he came to the washington area in the late 1790's and not a lot land.ght a lot of ultimately 160 acres along rock creek park. there was an old mill here that he bought, and he built this mill in about 1820. he had a farmstead here. there was a farmhouse, a building that may have been a distillery, a barn, an entire farm area here. the mill, as i said, was built in 1820 and stayed in operation through almost the entire 19th century. the mill was subsumed into rock creek park in 1890 when rock creek park was founded, and he -- it kept operating for seven more years and finally ended in 1897 when the main shaft of the mill wheel broke, and that was the end of milling operations forever. back in the early 19th centur

here are the mill parts are together for milling. this part is called the hopper. this is where you dump the grain in. this part here is called the horse. also called the chair because it has four legs. this part here is the shoe and it adjusts for how quickly the grain is poured into the eye of the stone. this part here is called a damsel, so when the mill is running, that part is spinning around and the shoe is bumping up against it to keep a steady flow. you can adjust it like this if you want it faster or slower into the eye of the stone. i also learned the hard way you have to give it a good whack because it is in here by friction. if you do not, the vibration of the mill when it is running will vibrate this outcome of fall on the floor, and all 50 pounds of your corn will go, wham, right in the middle at one time. back in the day, they did build the dams father up the creek to divert the water into a channel to bring in water at a higher velocity to increase the power as it got here. that has been filled in since the early 1930's. when the park service redid

mill and rock creek park. this is a -- one of the last vestiges of the rural past of washington, this mill. it's the only one of its type left. it was part of a way of life of farming and milling that happened in the early 1800s. the mill -- the owner of the mill was a quaker, a former quaker from pennsylvania named isaac pierce. he came to the washington area in the late 1790s and he bought a lot of land, ultimately 160 acres along rock creek park and he bought -- there was an old mill here that he bought and he built this mill in about 1820 and he had a whole farm said the here. there was a farmhouse, there was a house that may have been -- a building that may have been a distillery, a barn, a spring house, an entire farm area here. the mill, as i said, was built in 1820 and stayed in operation through almost the entire 19th century. it was -- the mill was subsumed into rock creek park in 1890 when the rock creek park was founded and it kept operating for seven more years and finally ended in 1897 when the m

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all by powder mill road. directions because of that we're starting to see southbound delay pick up as you head powder mill to beltway. nobody side should be clearing soon. we'll let you know about that one. 95 looking good in both directions, inner an outer loop through college park problem free and 295 southbound through rockville we take a look at northern virginia, 66 eastbound, problem free, same torey 95 ewington to the beltway. let's look live outside and show you 95 by prince william parkway. volume northbound side. we'll let you know if that changes. pet row on time exempt for safe track. back to you. >> coming up on "fox news morning" a judge final liss sale of a historic northwest nursing home against pleas of some residents. >> how would you like to party with duran, dura that makes me hungry like woo and reflex and he are wild boys with crazy reflexes [ laughter ]. >> how you can make it all happen. trying to make it happen. okay. when we head to break a quick look at today's stock feature. 4:57 f

mills: i agree. nafta was something that should have had a sunset or a view period, it has not worked out. bill clinton signed that into law, it should never have become law. i am opposed but we cannot hermetically seal our economy inside our borders. potential of our customers are outside the united states. what we need to do is get somessive and negotiate really tough trade deals to make sure that our trading partners cannot cheat. they cannot dump products onto the market and manipulate their. they have to respect our intellectual property. and furthermore we have to stop farming our national sovereignty out to the world trade organization or to an appendage of the u.n.. we need a u.s. based trade remedy authority that is staffed by united states citizens to make sure that if there is cheating or dumping, that we are able to snap countervailing terrorists in place a must meet lee. we do not have to have an endless series of hearings. we need to take control of our national sovereignty but negotiat

the people who worked in the lincoln mill and the old town mill are my friends.front roger worked at the mill for decades. he had to make a decision to either stay here and try to kolb it together or take a job out of state. it was a terrible decision for him. he wants to come back and work at home. it makes me think of a sheet metal worker i met. he goes to work every monday morning but hand worked in maine in four years. he works out of state where they are building things. my dad used to leave every week for work. goes to he packed his bags on sunday night and leave monday morning. i was think background people like my dad who have worked harder than ever to try to do right by their families and beijing the good jobs back. my focus in congress will be to grow our economy by investing ours and natural resources. the best is hard working people. they just want to make ends meet. i am going to be focusing on forestry, fishing than aqua culture. on manufacturing so we can make things here in maine that they are going to want all over the world. we do that by conne

>> reporter: we're on luncastor mill at ivy ok drive. this home is 7901 muncastor mill. it's not a lot of information, but what we're hearing from montgomery county police somebody forced their way into the house before 10:00, it was 9:58 tonight. and shot the person, the man inside of that home there at we have learned that the victim, the man died and they're looking for the shooter. a perimeter has been set up. you can see all of the officers, the police cars that are out here, i've counted about a dozen, there may be more than that, but muncastor mill between ivy ok has been shutdown, they're not letting anybody through, there's a perimeter set up around the home as they investigate. it hour. police public information officer is on the way to give us a little bit more information. there is a private school not too far from here but it's mostly a single family home area. i just spoke with neighbors. very quiet neighborhood here. they say this is nothing like this ever happened in this neighborhood but again, 9:58, somebody forced their way into that home and man is de

the real antoine mills, the the real big twoin 146. if you weren't in contact with the girl, how did you end up at the drug mart on that day? see, th i i don't know how that came about. >> mills insists he just happened to be in the neighborhood. he claims after getting a hair cut he parked in the drug mart lot to listen to some tunes, but even he can't explain how, as he sat in the car, someone named antoine 41146 instagramed the mom thinking she was the 12 year-old girl, where are you, antoine 146 asks? down the street replies mom. people in the greater cleveland area and who shows up at the drug mart but you, that was you? >> yeahs that was me at the drug mart. >> i know it is the girl, that you were supposedly to meet. >> i did not meet a girl. >> you had intentions of it. >> no, i was just sitting there playing my music. >> on the day it happened neither jamie jones or her daughter approached the car. but we did. we showed mills the instagram photograph. he didn't stick around to discus it. >> i i have kids. i have grandkids. >> w

mills, how would you work for bipartisanship? mr. mills: i was in grand rapids yesterday. onon members depend on jobs the iron range. they were upset about congressman nelson -- congressman nolan. he went in front of the tv cameras and call for bans on semiautomatic rifles. fixing a broken trade system. it was only after these people had lost their jobs, their livelihoods, did congressman nolan step up in an election year to bring in denis mcdonough, a dog and pony show which was too late of -- which was too little, too late. what i would do in washington is find people that are willing to participate in small groups that are going to generate ideas and have those ideas form larger groups and get legislation.. nobody gets anything done on their own, certainly not in congress. we need small groups to come together to fix these problems and have these ideas snowball. a good supporter of mine said the day that denis mcdonough came to the range changed everything. you may call it a dog and pony show but to the 1000 miners that went after work, and their families it was no dog

weekend, we visit peirce mill. built in the early 1800s along rock creek harkin washington, d.c. -- park in washington, d.c. here is a preview. >> i'm standing in front of peirce mill in rock creek park. this is one of the last vestiges of the rural past of washington. this mill is the only one of its type left. it was part of the way of life of farming and milling that happened in the early 1800's. the owner of the mill was a quaker, a former quaker from pennsylvania named isaac pierce. he came to the washington area in the late 1790's and bought a lot of land. ultimately, 160 acres along rock creek park area there was an old mill here that he bought and he built this note in about 1820 -- mill in about 1820. he had a whole farmstead here. there was a farmhouse here. there was a building that may have been a distillery, a barn, a springhouse, an entire farm area here. program the entire sunday at 6:00 and 10:00 eastern on american history tv. in april 1775, the british army marched from boston for concord, massach

mills request immunity? >> was she hiding something are afraid something would incriminate her that was on her laptop? >> i do not know. i'm sure that is a conversation she and her lawyer had and then her lawyer had with department i just do not know. >> okay. there was an op-ed by professor jonathan that appeared in the media that says there were a lot of good cases scuttled by granting immunity and there is lots of immunity that was granted here. doesn't concern you as an investigator that your peace in the justice department decided to become an immunity producing machine for many people who would have been very key witnesses should there have been a prosecution? >> i don't think of it that way. it doesn't strike me that there is a lot of immunity issued in this case. i know it's a complicated subject. there are many different kinds of immunity, probably three different kinds featured in this case. it's fairly typical fairly typical in a complex white-collar case especially to try to work your way up towa

slow downs to powder mill because of that. earlier construction on northbound side cleared a little residual delay 510. look at 50 wide on dhev early inbound side and as of the way coming from annapolis 50 cruise ago long without any issues. for the washington, quiet commute there and let's hop outside for a live look inner loop of beltway. this is just after the springfield interest change and taillights making way towards 66 just fine with that. slow downs in fact those conditions outer loop from 95 to george aalso at speed. we're seeing nice conditions on on type. tracking vienna to west falls church. >> fox news morning a number of familys with small children remain in the cold after a fire at d.c. general. metro transit has new plans to try to stop trains from running through relates. >> as we head to break, let's take a live look again across the d.c. region. awe yeah, def leopard getting you going on tuesday. pour sugar on me. 5:27 is the time now. 49 degrees. chilly out there folks. fox news morning back after >> poll,

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. >>> cleveland 19 news is sponsored by national carpet mill outlet. ohio's flooring superstore. asking questions and getting answers of cleveland 19 news starts right now. >> denise: good evening. the soaking rain will continue overnight and into how long will it stick around? >> romona: jeff tanchak is checking where the rain is at its heaviest and he has details on how it will affect your drive in the morning. >> jeff: it will affect it, no question about it just like it did this morning. i want to update you on the flood watch. it includes three counties in the viewing area. it has been dropped for the akron-canton area, but the rain is coming downright now rain and wind through tomorrow. some spots could see an additional inch of rain and here it is. most areas seeing rain. the exception is ashtabula county. right now i have the heaviest rain around bay village and westlake and avon lake and extending into huron county. plan on ponding on the roads for the morning drive and it chilly for the start of the weekend. denise? >> denise: just so it is out of here on tuesday. have

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now the cooper's mill is looking to sell to the city. but right now, here's a look at morning! precipitation should be short lived and mainly confined to the early to mid-morning hours. from there, a spectacular fall afternoon is on track with a return to sunshine and highs well into the 70s. the wind will not be as strong as yesterday. of rainfall become likely again, with a final round of rainfall possible thursday night. that final round will probably be the strongest and create the bulk of the rainfall totals, which should exceed 1" in some locations. behind this it'll be a return to typical october for friday and saturday. enjoy your day!today: showers possible early, then clearing. wind: sw 5-15. high: 75 tonight: chance of showers and storms late. wind: se 5-10. low: 60 tomorrow: showers and wind: se 5-15. high: 76 tom. night: showers and storms likely. wind: s 5-10. low: 53 the west bank of the cedar river in cedar rapids will not reopen after last week's flood scare. but it's not due to any damages. the owners of the best western cooper's mill have decided to accept a

the real antoine mills. the real big twon 146. >> if you were in contact with that girl how did you end up there on that day. >> that's the thing. i don't know how that -- how that came about. >> reporter: mills insists he happened to be in the neighborhood. he claims after getting a haircut, he parked in the drug mart lot to and he cannot explain how. as he sat in the car, why someone named antoine 146 instagramed the mom thinking she is the 12-year-old girl. where are you 146 as, down the street replies the mom. >> 1.5 million people in greater cleveland and who showed up at drug mart but you. that was you via that was me at drug mart. >> reporter: but it was a girl >> reporter: you had intentions didn't you? >> no just sitting there playing music o day it happened neither jamie or her mom aapproached the car. but we. we showed mills the instagram photo. he did not stick around to discuss it. >> i don't do that. i have kids, grandkids. >> reporter: we played the interview for the mom jamie jones. >> report

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then did you go. >> explain to the audience who cheryl mills. >> cheryl mills was the chief of staff.ut also the lawyer. she is a legal person. >> she is hillary clinton's best friend. does everybody understand that? >> you are too much. >> i'm not too much. i'm telling the truth. >> i'm just saying -- >> -- somebody has to. >> that's who cheryl mills is. >> this whole clinton thing was b.s. from the jump about the private server. b.s. from the jump. you see it? you see it? and that's it. >> as you pointed out, he is not looking -- how would he know -- >> -- i'm not talking obama now. i'm talking the clinton machine. everybody knew and they said they didn't know. lisa? what do you say? >> i think it's important here to note the fact that as you mentioned cheryl mills obviously saw this as a campaign issue and saw this as a problem that president obama was saying one thing but, in fact, had received emails that were not marketed with the state department email address. and the bigger problem here for hillary clinton, bill, is you can't look at any of this in isolation. you have to look

most people will never know who cheryl mills is.t says something ominous about the beginning of her presidency. >> and have kept this election close. if clinton world looks at the advice of cheryl mills and kendall and philippe have given her over the years. and then look at where she sits today as less trusted and perceived as being less honest, then donald trump j. trump? john podesta and robby mook wouldn't have gotten you in that position. cheryl mills did. >> the narrowness of this election even at this point in some states and the contentiousness about wikileaks e-mail drops and e-mail server itself. prove the dangers of an overly protective palace guard. your duty to a candidate or a president i would think would be to tell the president the bad news first. here's the bad news, mr. president or madam president or the candidate. the bad news first. >> does this ring true with you that perhaps hillary clinton is where she is despite people like cheryl mills? >> i don't think her inner circle has served her well. that inner circ

general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grain as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. so no matter what your favorite is, you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. >>> the san josi police department hires a marketing firm to help the department fill a shortage of officers which is at crisis level. they hope to better frame the hiring message. >> marketing consultants can be very valuable in presenting a more positive image of the police department, in helping to recruit maybe prospects that may be a little bit on the fence, deciding where they might like to go. >> the department signed a $200,000 contract with the firm that can be renewed each year for up to five years. >>> overnight, san josi's medical marijuana could in and out be licensed. changes include delivery of medicinal marijuana right to people's homes. >> reporter: in a 10-1 vote, restrictions for licensed pot clubs were loosened. among the changes, allows pots two grow sites instead of one,

south bound 101 in busy getting out of mill valley. california highway patrol said they are getting the crash out of the way in a half hour. that's a long time in traffic terms. also 280 in san jose, it's dry but we have slower traffic here or some congestion on the right hand side. our reporters are out all over the bay area checking on the rain. alex is on i 80 in the east bay, have you seen the rain? >> yes, we have. >> reporter: we are starting to see some very light rain here in the east bay this morning. we will take you outside and show you the go pro camera on the front of our live truck. we are working with the windshield wipers. we just drove through a cell that gave us some showers. the roadways are wet. we are seeing slower traffic coming west on interstate 80. the next exit is valley road. people are starting to tap on the brake lights in this area. as you head out the door we expecting more rain in this area area, the roadways will be wet. checking on conditions, as the rain begins to pip, we are heading to a crash report

we move from petaluma to mill valley. this is the area of the park and ride that's prone to flooding. you see they have the observe no parking signs because of the issue if it starts raining. this is the area we're talking about that's subject to flooding. we'll show you some of that flooding. over in windsor you see the rain and wind whipping down in that area. another part of the north bay. as i mentioned, when we were driving down 101 to petaluma, you saw the rain pick up from petaluma to about san rafael, then they tapered off once we got here. for folks driving this morning with the morning commute and the rain. of course, you want to take your time, be cautious on the slippery road, especially with hydroplaning being a big issue. we talked to chp about it. here is what they had to say. >> we saw that a few weeks ago, beginning of october when we had decent rainfall in the north bay. the chp was going from call to call all day long. you can see it firsthand, people weren't slowing down, people weren't following at a

northeast to 84th and mill. police have made arrests, but it appears more suspects are still committing burglaries. kathy: the man accused of breaking into the milwaukee police officer's home, as well as four other burglaries, is 19-year-old eric stevens. police say they arrested stevens after they pulled over a car near the neighborhood where several homes were burglarized. the criminal complaint says inside the car, officers found valuables stolen from 5 different homes, and say stevens confessed to all 5 burglaries. joyce: more polling places are now open for early voting. patrick, this could be a record year. milwaukee election officials. they say thousands have already cast their ballots. today in milwaukee, two more locations opened up for early voting, the midtown center near 56th and fond du lac and the forest home library. 200 people cast their vote at the midtown center within the first hour this morning. other cities are offering early voting right now. others will start next week. if you are thinking

so detour is camden and hope mills bypass to get around all this. not a bad ride on this friday eve. >> thank you. almost 4:53. here's a look at what is coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> hurricane matthew approaches the u.s . omar villafranca has the latest. >>> and florida braces for matthew as the florida governor said everyone needs to prepare for the worst. we'll have all of this and much more starting at 7:00 a.m. on cbs north carolina. >>> an nsa contractor is day accused of illegally removing classified information and storing material in his home and car. harold martin of maryland was taken into custody in august after he admitted to investigators are trying to figure out whether the 51-year- old stole and disclosed highly classified computer code developed by the agency to hack into the ins of foreign governments. >>> vet muriel summers is principal of the year. congratulations. she's been principal for 19 year and mary taylor, received the honor in her category. she's been at wake county her congratulations to you two. good to see. >>>

i've learned a lot since i came to mills college. i'm doing more composting than i've ever done before. i am certainly paying much more attention to the amount of water that i personally use, and i think we all are, but i think it's our students who helped me to see how important that individual actions could be in the long run. >> all right, thank you so much for being here. thank you for that conference, and thank you for inviting me to be a part of it, too. >> our pleasure. >> all right. and we do have to take a short break. we're gonna be right back, though, to continue our discussion on the power of women in dealing with the world's water emergency. so stay with us. we'll be right back. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i

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the 'spring lake recreation center' ...and 'south view high school' hope mills. greg barnes is live in hope mills with more on what to expect at the shelters. greg? red cross shelters tomorrow, as the weather worsens, and tonight one mother and son are staying here to be on the safe side.. hope mills resident denise castle say shes not taking any chances with hurricane matthew , she and her son were the fi only ones staying at the red cross shelter at south view high school. red cross workers opened red cross workers opened with food, beding and other supplies.. and for the first time cumberland county animal control director dr. john lauby says all 3 shelters---will be pet friendly. dr lauby says pens have been setup in a different room the animals can be housed at the county animal control facility. dr. lauby says there will be no charge for housing the pets. the three red cross shelters will be open and available around the clock for as long as they are view high school, at the smith recreation center in fayetteville, and the spring lake recreation center.. 'h

doug mills. .rs. catherine mills dr. paul boskin. mr. rutherford seidel and ms. laura seidel. mr.ohn schulman. schulman.on the honorable melissa winter. mr. john surma -- joshua okun. the honorable julia frye field. kula.annon mr. thomas brown. mr. mill plant. mrs. robin smith. mr. fabbricio frera. mrs. angela kennedy. mr. henry kennedy junior. mr. mark lander. ms. angela tomb. sundar puchai. mr. charles ward. mr. michael lombardo. mr. james taylor. mrs. kim taylor. >> we performed at a dinner for chancellor angela merkel. >> familiar. ->> what are you looking forward to? >> it is exciting to be here. >> thank you. ms. cynthia friedman. mr. bill bone. mr. jim chanos. ms. cristal connors. mr. michael pulls key. olski. mrs. tonya ploski. the honorable josh earnest. mrs. natalie ernest. ms. burglary -- maria -- the honorable catherine russell. the honorable thomas donovan. the honorable samantha power. the honorable cass son unstein. >> not a transnational threat. it is nice to celebrate that partnership. thank you. >> mr. david bradley. mrs. catherine bradley. mrs. janet keller. ms.

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it happened in the 7900 block of muncaster mill road. it's unclear if the gunman was allowed in or he broke in. we spoke to neighbors who say the house is known for hosting a number of parties. but last night they say it was quiet. until they heard the gunshots. of course gunshot. we called 911. we knew something happened. it was bad. jonathan: detectives are talking to other people inside the home at the time of the shooting. right now still no motive or a good description of the killer. michelle: let's talk about what is happening outside. forecast takes a frigid turn tonight. freeze warnings are being issued. chief meteorologist doug hill shows us where it will be the coldest. doug? doug: a good chance of frost morning because widespread freeze warnings in effect overnight from 3:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m., fredericksburg, rappahannock, culpeper, north and west. the frost advisory for the metro area in effect as well. it looks like the stormwatch7 scraper is scraping baltimore county on the map. that is not true. i was born and raised there

the mills being as a charity for that hearing this want. most outrageous interviews that never made air until about. the justice department and fbi and and to secure approval to conduct a full search of the newly found e-mail's >> j.r.: >> reporter: and fbi director is the timing to notify congress of the newly found females. the trump campaign is praising the leadership. the new e mills is being examined as part of anthony we're sexiness scandal they set a letter to congressional leaders estating the zero new about e-mail's that may be important to the investigation the justice department spr can to gain access to thousands of e-mail stop coming computer the congressmen. fe officials have not said if any at mills have been reviewed as part of the server investigation are fighting to contain classified information. officials are treating the death a homicide they do not have any suspects. there was a bit of a scare at the new york mets last night a man walked up to the stage during intermission and dump the white powdery substance into the

pennsylvania, get tough on puppy mills. etc., etc. as the leader of this national organization, how do you partner with the state and so many different animal groups doing so much important work. together we can do more, you know. if we are just doing our solo action, it's going to be difficult. so we want to partner all the time. >> you know, i want to mention as we close our show, we were going to tape with you in late spring, but your spring and summer were pretty doggone busy. [laughter] so we have done it in the fall and we are happy to have you. you were pretty busy with something. and i have my copy right here, everyone. we have his wonderful book "humane economy." i'm going to let us tell us about it. i understand you may have been on a show a little bigger than this one recently. tell us all about it. >> well, i have been touring about my book "the humane economy" and i was with oprah and we had a great show. >> i'm sorry. who? [laughter] >> the book is really about our duty to animals. and part of it is this notion that it's

sigel claims he wasn't invited into the studio by mill.true, it could damage mill's rap because he started that feud with drake based on the fact that he used a ghost writer. meanwhile mill is responding with his recent instagram photo. he's making a point he writes his own music with this photo taken in the studio. >>> time to check to see what is on your radar. my guess it's cold. >> it's chilly out there. we have a lot to talk about. it's quite right now. but not for long. a lot of changeable things going on with our weather. in old city philadelphia, the skies are clear. the wind is calm. the temperature is 58 degrees after a high of 72 today. so with that calm wind and clear skies, temperatures are going to be chilly once again. ultimate doppler you can see allowing out the northeast heading toward the mid atlantic no weather issues. just clear skies but high pressure will drift off the coast allow those clouds to move in late tomorrow morning and into the afternoon so bob kelly will be talking about sun glare in the morning and sue w

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>> well, i worked at a saw mill. i worked a saw mill, i hauled hay, i worked at a grocery store, i worked at a storm door factory, on the asphalt crew for the state highway department, at a machine shop running a drill press. all that stuff. >> jimmy: wow. did you get fired from all of those jobs? [ laughter ] why did you have so many? >> i -- i was kind of a hippie, you know. >> jimmy: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> i was exactly a hippie. >> jimmy: no kind of about it. >> so i had various, you know, chemical refreshments that prevented me from doing my job. all the time. and also by the way working at dangerous places. >> yeah, really, a saw mill, a crazy place to be on drugs, yeah. >> my hair was down to my waist, you know, back in those days. yeah, i did -- we used to have a joke, a saw mill joke. >> jimmy: what was it? >> we would say, you know what that is? that's a saw mill worker ordering five beers. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a good one. sharp but good. >> i got out with all my limbs. >>

the main steel mill was located here in pueblo. as the industry began, it of course relied heavily on mineral resources and those mines were located all over colorado, northern new mexico, eastern wyoming, and they had other mining enterprises in other western states as well. most of the mines were located here in southern colorado. william jackson palmer began cf &i's predecessor company in 1872. palmer's dream was to make a railroad ride test line that connected -- line that connected denver all the way south into mexico and the only way to do this to economically in the 1870's, of course, was to build the rails himself. because of our geographic location to all of the resources needed to make the steel for making railroad tracks. years,e next couple of palmer's company experienced a lot of competition, primarily for the coal resources that he was mining. his competition was a man by the name of john cleveland osgood. osgood's company was called the colorado fuel company and its primary job was to mine coal for domestic use. and

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after that interview clinton aide chairman mills send an email from john podesta. she said we need to clean this up. he has emails from her. they do not say state got governor. white house press secretary josh earnest, i recognize that some. president's critics attempted to construct some type of conspiracy about the commune between the president and secretary of state but they failed to put forward a conspiracy with stands any scrutiny. but, donald trump, says the email from mills is evidence that the president knew much more than he lets on. >> obama, he had to know that hillary was using an illegal server but he claimed otherwise. so that means obama is now into the act and now i understand that the despite his hatred of the clintons, because i know one thing, bill hates him, but despite his hatred, now i understand why he pushed her, because he didn't want to get caught up in the big lie. he is caught up now, folks. we have to investigate the investigation. sandra: meghan mccain, how big is this? meghan: i wonder want to know if josh earnest thinks american pub

. >>> a yorkie is rescued from a puppy mill. >> this dog had matted, long hair. >> the amazing transformation to help cesar get his groove back. >>> a skier finds himself -- >> at the right place, at the right time. >> how he drew one very lucky line in the snow. >>> and two little ladies telling mom they've -- >> had it up >> so what if you get hungry? >> why there's a family snack shortage and dad's getting the blame. >> does he go to the grocery store with us? >> no. >> after a long day of work, this is what i got to deal with. >> a lot of us like to sing in the car, like our buddy travis here. ?? he's on his way from indianapolis, indiana, to white frisbee practice. then he'll go and watch it back and see how he did. on this day, travis was singing in the rain. ?? >> oh, god. [ screaming ] >> oh, what happened? what hit him, or did he slide off the road? >> oh, my gosh. >> was that scream part of the stunt? >> it was not part of th travis hydroplaned. in this juking video, you can see him spin around, but we all see travis at the end. he's like, whew, i'm good. >> oh, my goodness. >> it s