it has the presidential seal roosevelt was pardon for the bull moose and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri saturday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv and on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america.

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roosevelt was, famous for the bull moose party. engraveda bull moose on the side of this gun. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri, on c-span twos book tv. and on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> georgetown university's institute of policy and public politics recently discussed the legacy of president clinton and foreign affairs. this is about an hour and 15 minutes.

and in newfoundland, it was a near moose.roup of snowmobilers spotted a moose in trouble, stuck in the snow and came to its aid, they grabbed shovels and started digging. it took 15 minutes but they did get the moose out of the mess. for the latest on this winter olather, we turn now to eric fisher, chief meteorologist in our cbs station in boston, wbz. eric. q jeff, this has been quite a memorable storm for many along the eastern seaboard. we see it all wrapped up and racing up towards nova scotia, the snow beginning to wind down across new england but the big story along the coast was tremendous flooding. around massachusetts and the new hampshire shoreline the worst flooding since the blizzard of '78, which is a hallmark storm. we had a supermoon, a very full moon, on monday and that created high tides already. plus you had the height of the storm hitting with high tide and that rapid pressure fall. we talked about that last wiening. re's certainly verified today. lis storm dropped almost 60 millibars in 24 hours. what doe

newfouna near moose. a group of snowmobilers spotted a moose stuck in snow, they grabbed shovels and started digging. it took 15 minutes but they did get the moose out of the mess. for the latest on the winter weather we turn to eric fisher, our chief meteorologist, in boston, wbz, eric. >> jeff, this has been quite a memorable storm for many along the eastern seaboard. racing up tow nova scotia, the snow beginning down across new england but big story along the coast was the flooding. along massachusetts the worst flooding since the the blizzard of 78. it was a hallmark storm. we had a supermoon on monday and that created high tides already. plus you had the height of the storm hitting with high tide and that rapid pressure fall. we talked about that last evening. it's certainled today. this storm dropped almost 60 millibars in 24 hours. what does that mean? it was the fastest pressure drop of an east coast storm since the same exact date in 1919 of 89, january 4. snow accumulate up the 95 corridor into

they dug a path for the moose it took 15 minutes the moose got out so the the tam. >> sounds like a bookor kids. >> jeopardy has news on the recent health scare for host alex trebek. >> hundreds of seniors were forced out into the freezing cold overnight. our coverage of the winter storm's aftermath continues. you can see mobile 6 making its way through the tight streets of mount airy, have coverage up >> now news," digging out from the deep freeze whipping winds record cold are slowing down cleanup from the storm. >> fire and the cold a dangerous combination as hundreds of seniors are forced to flee their apartments and dragging their belongings through the snow. >>> phi and archdiocesan schools are closed today. hundreds of other districts are doing the same. it is scrolling at the bottom of your screen and available at6abc.com. >> good morning friday, january 5. at least you made it to friday. we have team coverage for ytorm. let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers to take a look at accuweather and traffic. >> reporter: good morning it's trish day in our neighborhoods we have 3

we call it a moose. in europe they call it an elk. i call this thing stuck, in a river in belarus.en were passing by, saw a hole in the ice, and they found this moose in there. >> oh wow. >> "oh wow" is right and wow is they used what they had to get it out. they used branches. they used sticks, and they even had a shovel, trying to break the ice, so it was able to get up on its -- i guess those are knees and tried to get out. it took them an hour on this operation. when it finally does get out, it's really, really, really shaky on its legs, as it should be, because it's been in very cold water for at least an hour. we go from belarus to australia. check out this video from a helicopter. >> are those all crocs? >> yes, those are all crocs. >> whoa, look at them! there's so many. >> this is video from nat geo wild for the show "monster croc wrangler." his name is matt wright. he and his two buddies have fun in australia's northern territory. >> looks like the water is boiling. >> that's not fun. >> i'm never going near a river in australia. there was like 30 in the space of 100 mete

and in newfoundland, it was a near moose.oose in trouble stuck in the snow and came to its aid. they grabbed shovels and started digging. it took them 15 minutes but they did get the moose out of the mess. for the latest on this winter weather, we turn to erik fisher, chief meteorologist at our cbs station in boston, wbz. eric? >> snow accumulating from north florida up the 95 corridor into the state of maine. up next, it's about the cold. a big dip in the jet stream. it's going to move right over the northeast with the harshest air that we've seen during this entire stretch. we've got windchill values that will be anywhere from 10 to 40 below from the upper midwest toward the midatlantic. and jeff, the actual air

of course, roosevelt was famous for the all moose party and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >> watch the cities tour, springfield, missouri on saturday. sunday come at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america.

and of course, roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. this was not one of roosevelt's african safari rifles. he received this after his african safari but it is a beautifully made gun that he did own and it was typical of the big game double rifles of the era. roosevelt also had, he was an early adopter of the semiautomatic pistol. this is a little fn, fabrique national, pistol and beautifully engraved with excellent scrollwork. this was a pistol that roosevelt kept in his nightstand. his nightstand gun. and it is also one that mrs. and it is also one that mrs. roosevelt taught the grandkids to shoot with off the porch at sagamore hill. and we are very glad to have it in the museum. it is a beautiful, beautiful example. this smith & wesson new model number three was ordered by theodore roosevelt in 1898. he picked it up or received it from smith & wesson immediately before leaving new york to go to san antonio to train the rough riders. again, it is factory engraved. it has unusual target combat sites. these are n

luckily for the moose, rescuers with shovels were on hand.ome hard work they were able to dig the moose out. it was able to escape the snow without harm. looking happy and think. it —— sang. it -- looking happy and think. it —— sang. it —— sang. —— thankful. the eastern united states and canada have been hit it with freezing weather and a massive storm. it's caused traffic chaos and thousands of flights have been cancelled. you know it's bad when it even snows in southern state of florida. the bbc‘s katty kay has more. gusty, snowy, and bitterly cold. winter has hit america in a big way. a massive storm, which goes by the ominous name of a "bomb cyclone," is rolling up the eastern seaboard. millions of americans could lose power, thousands of flights have already been cancelled. the truth is, i have no idea what a bomb cyclone is. i had never heard of one before. all i know is we've been freezing for a week, and i don't like it. and the bad news is, it's about to get worse. that's because we're about to be hit by the evil weather twins, the b

a woman came across a baby moose trapped in the deep snow. within minutes eight other people were by her side digging to free the animal. eventually wrapping the moose in a pink blanket. the woman said, we're mainers. this is what we do. that moose is now back on the loose. >> ah, there you go. >>> all right. speaking of being out on the loose, coming up lost in space, the mystery surround a top secret government spacecraft. >>> new details on the sonic attacks targeting americans in cuba. even reportedly causing brain damage. this morning investigators taped it. >>> the suitcase that uses >>> we're back with a developing story. reports that a secret government spacecraft that was supposed to launched into orbit by spacex sunday night has been lost. the spacecraft with the code name zuma is believed to be a spy satellite. >>> an engineer fired from google along with a former software engineer have filed a class action lawsuit claiming the company discriminates against white men and conservatives. james demore was fired after saying gentlem sa

and of course, roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party, and there is a ball moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri, sunday att noon and 2:00 p.m. on c-span3. the justice department this morning announced it is reversing and obama-era policy that prohibited prosecutions on marijuana charges in states where marijuana is legal under state law. now the federal government will begin marijuana prosecutions in states where it is legal. senator gardner wrote the reported action directed contradicts what attorney general sessions told me prior to his confirmation, with no prior notice. the justice department has traveled on the will of the voters in colorado and other states. i'm prepared to take all steps necessary to including holding doj nominees, until the attorney general lives up to the commitment he made for his confirmation. whoansky was a dissident moved to iran and was elected to the knesset. he spoke at hunter college in new york recently about his time and hisoviet gulag political career in israel. good afternoon. af

and roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party and there is a bull moose engraved on the side of this gun. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri, on c-span 2, on book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv. working with our affiliates as we explore america. >>> earlier today at the white house, president trump met with republican senators to discuss immigration policy including daca. the president said that any renewal of the program would have to coincide with increased border security, and that ending chain migration is a key priority for his administration. this is 15 minutes. >> thank you very much for being here. we're making progress on a lot of different things. today i'm meeting with the senate on immigration. i think that started around december 8 and maybe a year and a half before that, starting with the campaign. we're all working in an effort to develop an immigration reform plan that will serve the interests of the american workers and the american families and safety. i want to thank chairman grassley, along with senators tillis and langford,

and of course, roosevelt was party for the bull moose and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. this was not one of roosevelt's african safari rifles. he received this after his african safari but it is a beautifully made gun that he did own and it was typical of the big game double rifles of the era. -- he was ano had early adopter of the semiautomatic pistol. this is a little fn, fabrique pistol and beautifully engraved with excellent scrollwork. this was a pistol that roosevelt kept in his nightstand. his nightstand gun. and it is also one that mrs. roosevelt taught the grandkids tissue with off the porch at sagamore hill. and we are very glad to have it in the museum. it is a beautiful, beautiful example. this smith & wesson new model number three was ordered by theodore roosevelt in 1898. or received it from smith & wesson immediately before leaving new york to go to san antonio to train the rough riders. again, it is factory engraved. it has unusual target combat sites. these are not the typical fixed sites for this gun nor the adjustable target sites. t

and in newfoundland, it was a near moose. a group of snowmobilers spotted a moose in trouble stuck in the snow and came to its aid. they grabbed shovels and started digging. it took them 15 minutes but they did get the moose out of the mess. for the latest on this winter weather, we turn to erik fisher, chief meteorologist at our cbs station in boston, wbz. eric? >> snow accumulating from north florida up the 95 corridor into the state of maine. up next, it's about the cold. a big dip in the jet stream. it's going to move right over the northeast with the harshest air that we've seen during this entire stretch. we've got windchill values that will be anywhere from 10 to 40 below from the upper midwest toward the midatlantic. and jeff, the actual air below sunday morning. it will be the coldest temperature there since 19 z2l2xz z16fz y2l2xy y16fy >>> is the cbs overnight news. >> about five miles south of here on wall street, the stock market broke a record. the dow soared 152 points to close above 25,000 for the first time ev

and of course roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party. and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >> watch c-span cities tour of springfield, missouri, saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> next, we'll take you to kansas city, missouri, for a look at the city's role in the civil rights movement. we'll start with mayor sly james. >> physically, kansas city is 318 square miles. it is 480,000 people spread across those 318 square miles for a density of about 1,460 per mile, which is pretty sparse when you get right down to it. we're roughly, 29, 30% african american. about 11% latino, 5% various mixes of immigrants and various cultures there. the rest caucasian. kansas city has variety of neighborhoods. it has an extremely sophisticated purpose and culture. things that people might not expect. we have tremendous sports teams. we have great art. it's a place of variety and a place of music and

wasof course, roosevelt famous for the bull moose party and there is able moose engraved on the side plate of the gun. >> today at noon eastern on and today at 3:00 on cspan3. >> "washington journal" continues. joining us from new york city is david rudenstine, a professor of law at the core does a school of law -- core does that -- or does out -- cordozo school of law. he is also the author of "the day the presses stopped: a history of the pentagon papers case." thank you for joining us today. thank you. i am delighted to be here. phyllis coming up that focuses on the washington post coverage of the pentagon papers. remind us of what the pentagon papers work. papersthe pentagon totaled 2.5 million words, 7000 pages, and it weighed 60 pounds. it was a history of how the united states got involved in totnam from roughly 1945 1968. "the washington post" covering the made it to the supreme court. explain what happened. guest: that is a complicated question. given to there "new york times" in 1971. , 1971, "the new york series"pushing a 10-part publishing the papers. the papers were clas

wasof course, roosevelt famous for the bull moose party and there is able moose engraved on the side plate of the gun. >> today at noon eastern on and today at 3:00 on cspan3. >> "washington journal" continues. host:

and of course roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party. and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >>> watch c-span city tour of springfield missouri. saturday at noon eastern. on c-span 2 book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv. on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >>> now to hide park new york. the birthplace home and sfinl resting place of president

this moose in western canada got into a chilly situation in a deep snow drift. a group of people on a snowmobile spotted it and came to the rescue. it took 15 minutes of taking was -- before the moose yeah, got to say it -- back on the loose. for more, my colleague katty kay spoke to a former nasa scientist who is at the university of georgia for her program "beyond 100 days." she started by asking him to explain what a bomb cyclone actually is. >> it is really just a storm that intensifies really rapidly, it drops in pressure 24 millibars or so in one day. a millibar is how meteorologists measure pressure. when you hear the term "bomb," think of a rapidly intensifying storm. it is something in our field for a long time, but it is quite new to the media and public. katty: does that explain why it is so cold in washington? >> well, it is cold in washington, a couple of reasons. the simple answer is it is winter and we expect it to be cold. but we have an arctic air mass entrenched in the eastern part of the united states for several weeks now. because of the diff

president roosevelt is famous for the bull moose party. there is a bull moose engraved on the side of this gun. >> c-span cities tour on springfield, missouri. on book tv. sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> deputy defense secretary patrick shanahan delivered keynote remarks at the reagan national defense forum. he discussed national security threats, defense innovation and military readiness. following remarks, mr. shanahan was interviewed by cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr. this is a half hour. [applause] >> how are you? good. i say those 30 years were a good warm-up act. john, thank you, and i'm going to make sure to get a copy of your book on the way out of town here. so thank you for that warm introduction. distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,gu in today's dynamic world strong leadership is more critical than ever. i can not picture a crowd more in tuned with the importance of good leadership than this one. it is my first time here but many

and of course roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party. and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >>> watch c-span city tour of springfield missouri. saturday at noon eastern. on c-span 2 book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv. on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >>> now to hide park new york. the birthplace home and sfinl resting place of president franklin roosevelt. we'll start at the estate. >> this was home. this was where his heart always was. and he once said to his friends and neighbors my heart has always been here it always will be. and it was. this is where he drew strength and happiness throughout his life. franklin roosevelt the 32nd president of the united states was born in raised in this house. and he was a buried here on the estate as well. roosevelt originally had a different estate. a little bit down the road from this property. and the house burnt to the ground in 1865. and then his father james roosevelt purchased this property. to be their new

party and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >> watch c-span's cities tour, springfield, missouri, saturday at noon eastern, on c-span2's booktv on sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv, on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> here is a look at the best nonfiction books in 2017 according to "the christian science monitor." retired ad mir james stravidis talks about sea power. >>> a former editor of "national geographic" magazine recalls the life of robert smalls a former slave, became the first african-american captain of an army ship and went on to serve five terms in congress. >>> mark bowden in the turning point of the vietnam war in hue in 1968. >>> walter starr explores life of lincoln's secretary of war in, stanton. >>> a team of female code breakers in world war two, by former washington post reporter, liza monday. >>> 10,000 women who were breaking the codes of german naval codes, u-boats, the japanese naval codes, the japanese army, they were reading signals all over the world, including some coming out of north

rescuing a moose! moose on the loose! before we go... a tweet from george sending them out!?t what the white house does not want. see you monday. bye. good evening. our spell of unsettled, wet and windy weather will be coming to an end gradually over the next day or so as high pressure starts to take over into the weekend. there were a few glimpses of sunshine to be seen out there today, this the scene in london, but not so across eastern parts of scotland, the scene st andrews and fife with a soggy one there. as we move through the rest of this evening and overnight, we continue to see outbreaks of rain. across the southern half of the country, some of them heavy with squally winds, particularly windy conditions for a time across parts of the south—west of england, and wales, too. by friday morning, temperatures around two or three in the north, five or six further south, could be a bit of frost and icy stretches in northern parts of the country. through the day tomorrow, we keep a mix of rain, with sleet and hill snow in eastern scotland, north east england, too. further so

there is able moose engraved -- a bull moose engraved on the side plate of the gun. watch the city's tour of springfield, missouri saturday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv, and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. next, we hear from female leaders in the private and public sectors. they spoke at an all-day forum on women in leadership posted by politico in washington vc -- washington dc. this runs about an hour and 15 minutes.

seal engraved on the breach and, of course, roosevelt was famous for and thereoose party is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. announcer: watch c-span's cities tour of springfield missouri saturday at noon eastern on c-span's book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. yesterday, a panel of active-duty and retired u.s. air force officials discussed the importance of maintaining air superiority on the global stage. posted by the mitchell institute for aerospace studies, this is about an hour. >> our fellow on panel, which we are fortunate to have with us. deputy chief of staff for the airports for operations nolan and his partner, lieutenant mison.l -- -- dash ja a cat bit of introduction for you all. i think most of the people in this room understand that air superiority

party, and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri, saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's booktv and sunday at 2 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> next, a hearing on ways to improve the procedures for considering executive and judicial nominees. the bill's sponsor is oklahoma republican senator james lankford. he testified on why he thinks changes are needed. the senate rules and administration committee hosted this hearing. it's an hour and 20 minutes. >> [inaudible] the hearing will come to order. today the committee on rules and

. >>> a dramatic rescue of a moose is caught on camera.scued from the snow. >> it's awesome. >> it is so awesome. and how it surprised the good samaritans afterward. >>> you can hear more on our apple's itunes and apple podcast cast. today finn shares "the woman in the window." he shares how it prepared him for his debut novel and how he plans to turn that novel into a movie. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> a moose in newfoundland, canada, got trapped in thick snow. a group of snowmobilers jumped into action to jump into action to shovel him out after they saw his head peeking through the snow. afterward the moose turned around to the rescuers and said thank you. no, it didn't. almost. >> they can call themselves whatever they want. >> i see gratitude in that moose's face. >> awesome. >>> happy snow day to all that are dealing with this and i hope everyone is safe on the roads. that does it for us. be sure to tune in to the "cbs evening news" with that guy, jeff glor. thanks for watching. we'll see you right here tomorrow on "cbs t

and of course roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party. and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >>> watch c-span cities tour of springfield, missouri. saturday at noon eastern. on c-span 2 book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv.

there is able moose engraved -- a bull moose engraved on the side plate of the gun. watch the city's tour of springfield, missouri saturday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv, and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. next, we hear from female leaders in the private and public sectors. they spoke at an all-day forum on women in leadership posted by politico in washington vc -- washington dc. this runs about an hour and 15 minutes. [crowd noise] announcer: please welcome founding partner, tory burch foundation's president, laurie. [applause] laurie: good afternoon. i hope you all ate. you saw alexis and gloria and a number of people had on these very cool t-shirts that says embrace ambition. that was part of our campaign that we launched last march with some incredible women. i will show it to you now. can we role that videotape? >> >> we will not hide it. i'm ambitious. >> we embrace ambition. >> women are made to be ambitious. >> we will take risk. >> not live in fear. >> we will rise toge

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