i'm arnie munroe. you're arnie munroe? that's right. never heard of you. i don't like your manner, mister. then stay away from it. if you wanna get yourself killed, let somebody else do it. my name is bodie, the major's expecting me. ? evening, cheyenne. you certainly are prompt. cheyenne, i'd like you to meet my wife. ellen, this is mr. bodie. good evening, mr. bodie. evening, ma'am. he's agreed to stay on with us for a while. how nice. you certainly have a fine place here, major, you've done all right for yourself. not quite what you expected, huh? you see, before the mine petered out, hatchet valley was quite a flourishing town. i refurnished all this when i took over the valley. will you join me in a brandy? i don't think so, thank you. well, at least have a seat, spend this time to get acquainted before we get down to business. sure you won't change your mind? igar. no, thanks. go on, make yourself at home. i'm sorry, cheyenne, i didn't think about inviting you to dinner. my chef spent 12 years in the finest restaurants in new york till he made a mist

"we have him knocking on the door, looking up for cameras kind of casing out the house" munroe says this is very unsettling for his family because their home was also burglarized a few months prior to these recent incidents "a guy was actually in the house, didn't take anything, but in this case it is the same guy twice" he is reporting this recent package theft to livermore police and giving investigators the backstory on what has been happening here "and uh something needs to be done" ' officials with livermore police say inaddition to using surveillance cameras to deter package thefts, victims can make their neighbors aware that a crime has taken place and raise the awareness to be on the lookout for package thieves in the area.in livermore haaziq madyun kron4news >> grant:a fire at an east bay apartment complex. displaces nearly two dozen people. together--- to help those who lost everything. plus, >> vicki: president obama chiming in on the recent presidential election. + what he says would have happened if he ran for a third term. and next, police are looking for the people who bro

"we have him knocking on the door, looking up for cameras kind of casing out the house" munroe says this is very unsettling for his family because their home was also burglarized a few months prior to these recent incidents "a guy was actually in the house, didn't take anything, but in this case it is the same guy twice, we think that the neighborhood should be aware of what's going on" "normally we keep a window open.and we got a pretty good dog too, he lets us know when somebody's on the front porch" "something needs to be done about this, i know it's not wise to have packages delivered to your porch and this proof of it, we have to change the way we get packages delivered" in livermore haaziq madyun kron4news tonight -- a community is coming together. after a fire ripped through the taxco condiminium complex in concord last week. six-families were left homeless. now they are working to put their lives back together with the help of neighbors. according to a member of the homeowners association. the families lost almost everything. most things were either destroyed from the fire itself

what you do next -- aspire to be james munro. you can aspire not to be james buchanan. q&a, roberton strauss talks about james buchanan's residency in his latest book "worst president ever: james buchanan and the legacy of the least of the lesser presidents." the differentiation between good and bad presidents, washington, lincoln, and fdr are at the top of the surveys. they were decisive men. you cannot come to the top of the latter and not be decisive. buchanan was a waffler. james told hated him -- james polk hated him for being a waffler. easternht, at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's q&a. morning, the president and ceo of the news media alliance describes what the media industry could look like during the trump administration. author jd vance talks about his y" and thebilly-eleg struggles of america's white working class. and new york times correspondent eric lipton talks about hacking6 campaign. youill take your calls, and can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ guest: good morning. it is the start of a holiday week. the president a

"we have him knocking on the door, looking up for cameras kind of casing out the house" munroe says this is very unsettling for his family because their home was also burglarized a few months prior to these recent incidents "a guy was actually in the house, didn't take anything, but in this case it is the same guy twice" he is reporting this recent package theft to livermore police and giving investigators the backstory on what has been happening here >>:"and uh something needs to be done" officials with livermore police say in addition to using surveillance cameras to deter package thefts, victims can make their neighbors aware that a crime has taken place and raise the awareness to be on the lookout for package thieves in the area.in livermore haaziq >> steve:for some raiders fans, it almost felt like saturday's win was a lossbecause of quarterback derek carr's season- ending injury. two days after the leg break, head coach jack del rio addressed reporters about the team. kron four's spencer blake was there, and right now he's live in san leandro where some raiders fans gather for game

euan munro. fi is said to be considering a potential challenge for johnson & johnson.he details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: 7:54 in london, 8:54 if you are in paris. you will be waiting for the opening price and print on sonofi. this is a drugs company in france and it may be counterfeiting for another under the bid of johnson & johnson. the french drugmaker is working with advisers to look at offering $27 billion for it. bid to just raised their $250, and that will be certainly out there in the market. sanofi also reached out to roche and a number of sources to see if they are interested in bidding. builders first quarter like for like revenue up 1.8%. a little bit of a mixed opening. a beautiful, frosty day here in december. london down .1%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ good morning, this is the european open. we're in the city of london. london. good morning, that. we are moments away from the start of your trading day. here is your morning brief. the italian president asks matteo renzi to put his resignation on hold until a budget is passed. who will leave the care

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commute jammed up because of a crash, a car going down there braddock -- near backlick road between munro in montgomery. southwest kenilworth avenue before the rose -- metro's green line was single tracking between u street and georgia avenue because of a piece of disabled equipment in u street. that is our traffic with another update on the roads and the rails. but right now i have to say, i am happy to see the rate has gone away. eileen: yes, on this first day of december, we say bye-bye to the rain and hello to the sunshine. a much clearer picture on our satellite radar this morning. temperatures are now dropping into the 40's, so 46 getting out the door in gaithersburg, 49 in hagerstown. lot of wet leaves, so just take it slow. you can finally grabbed the sunglasses and leave the umbrella at home. sunny and 53 by 9:00. temperatures will be warming up to 55 by lunch, with winds gusting at 25. the national tree lighting is happening later this evening. steve rueter will be reporting live. veronica johnson will be previewing it for us later this hour. we will look at a cooler weekend for

munro. he served in taipan with the and completed 30 missions as a radio operator and mechanic on a b-29. he was awarded the air medal with five clusters and the pacific theater ribbon. ladies and gentlemen, mr. monroe. [applause] ritter was a corporal in the united states army. he served in germany. his unit was responsible for monitoring and providing security for the railroad throughout western europe. mr. donald ritter. [applause] colonel james rizzi is a 91 years young veteran of world war ii. heap to space in the battle of okinawa as the leader of an infantry platoon and commander of an infantry rifle company. a is an operations officer of infantry battalion. colonel william murphy. mr. sanford served in the united states army during world war ii. he was assigned as a quartermaster specialist. he was stationed in japan. ladies and gentlemen, mr. sanford bows. he was sent to burma and was ofigned in the 55th squadron air force. mr. frank editor. our last veteran today is mr. george mich

james munro dies. it further kind of elevates fourth of july. you learn a little bit about that. we take you back to 1863 when president abraham lincoln is dedicating a cemetery at a small crossroads town in central pennsylvania and delivers his masterful 2.5 minute speech. that presentation today will be 20 times longer than the gettysburg address. i am sorry to say, nowhere near as memorable. hope you enjoy it, but nowhere near as memorable. he forever broadened the meeting of "all men are created equal" in that speech. i will come back to that. 1876, the centennial celebration in philadelphia with the original engrossed declaration of independence, trotted out for display, reclamation. it is a real concern about the physical deterioration of that document, maybe for the first time. there had been some mutterings about it throughout the years, but on the 100th anniversary, some real concern about the faded signatures. we will talk a little about that. into the 20th century, there is the move of the documents from the state department to the library of congress, and in world war

army installation at all point comfort called fort munro, the first of many contraband camps spread wherever the union army went through the occupied south. there were specific places where you emancipation began, for nearly half 1 million former slaves including contraband camps black men, women and children sought refuge from the army, sought refuge from slavery. they found it in the sense of escaping their owners wrath but the environment natural and man-made they encountered made for troubled refugees. when the commonwealth of virginia left the union april 17, 1861, it remained in the hands of the u.s. army and it was to that army that three enslaved men ran on may 23rd of 1861 making sells the business of general benjamin butler, the officer at fort monroe. part of the story of butler it is contraband in the lives of three men then meets the eye, we will look at both later. it goes like this. sheppard mallory, baker and james went to work building confederate fortifications when they learned their owner, confederate colonel charles mallory plan to remove them further south for the confe

on that trip i got to read a letter from an engineer at fort munro who related to his family the intelligence of a revolt that had taken place in southampton county. there were many instances of slaves defending their masters. one poor fellow from the inconsiderate and almost unwarranted haste of whites was sadly rewarded. assisted by his master and his son, the slave nobly fought with them against 20 of the blacks. after working for a week in the archives and finding nuggets like this, i was supposed to give a lecture on my research. i was pretty nervous. i was a young graduate student. it was not a large lecture, but it would be in front of people like nelson langford and francis pollard, people who knew virginia history. i think they would be able to just smell if i had anything to say about southampton they did not already know. i had not given a lecture quite like this before. the library at the historical society opens at 10:00. it still does. i was there no later then 10:05. when i walked in the looked at -- they looked at me funny. were you supposed to give a research talk to our staf

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munro taoney rotates from one t another. people looked at cyclicals.f the day, they're still chugging along. >> the rotations have been violent. the rotation has been killing it. you have financials up 17%. 15% in the last month. crazy. but to doc's point, yeah, facebook is advertising, google is advertising, not tech stocks. but ge, why buy ge? and pay commissions on a single stock when you can buy etf on the s&p? >> what about -- a couple of other names, good year tire, they see deep value in gt. >> if you're a believer that peek autos is a false thesis, this is a way to go. >> which you are. >> i am. if you look at whether it is the auto oems or parts suppliers like good year, they underperformed a lot during the past few years. this is a safety of principled trade here as well. >> they say a short, a good short would be adm, archer daniels-midland or long in lilly. they see 29% upside. >> i like the lilly trade. >> so jimmy and i are on the other side. i bought lilly on the dip two weeks ago when they had that nasty response to their phase -- i thi

munro, my teacher writer because she believes in everybody and anybody. >> yes, ms. munro.[applause] i love it. there are so many amazing examples that you all have and continue to share with one another game face women who have these valleys, who are inspiring you and others around you. the second component of finding your game face leadership, like many of you touched on, is crafting your get back. how can you use your time, talent, treasure to make his world a better place? how can you uplift communities locally and globally lacks what causes make your heart explode? what injustices keep you up at night next what matter so much to you that you would break, that speak up and speak out about it? movements, often social movements, are the catalyst for our understand more about the world around us. there's some great things happening that are troublesome to myself, to others in this country that people are working hard to change. there's prison reform, eco-stewardship, voting rights, likewise matter, women's leadership and fostering more of it. what's the cause or causes you

another problem, on the lawrence expressway at munro both directions are really affected but there was a pedestrian accident. and that pedestrian has died. avoid the lawrence expressway near highway 82. this is actually near cabrillo. that whole area is an area that should be avoided. another big accident, that we have been following. it continues after the deadly accident on 680 and danville. alex savage has been life on that scene -- live on that scene. are there still a couple of lanes closed? >> reporter: yes, the to write lanes are still closed. we have a tow truck -- the to write lanes -- right lanes are still close. we have a tow truck that we are waiting on. and, the postal service is going to be loading up all of these packages. they were thrown across the shoulder of the freeway here after this early morning accident. they also build out of the delivery truck when it slammed into the freeway sign early this morning. it all happened about 3:30 am along southbound 680 coming up. take a look at the sce this morning. >> yes, i need rescue. i need both of them. >> it was a despera

. >> and, the grinch was a munro county sheriff's deputy and, who won the grinch cost them almost every around christmas for the last 16 years. >> i have to pause for a moment. he's trying to make drivers aware. and, they need to slow down. he said it's the holiday season. i always forget that word. >> yes. i know. >> was it for sizes that day? >> play it back. >> and, that is great for crossing the plate. >> tony the tiger. >> i take it that >> i would eat the onion. >> i would. >> probably just should've said to slow down. >> and let's take a look at interstate 880. and traffic is moving along pretty well. and there are no major problems. it has really lightened up in the last half-hour. also looking at the commute at the bay bridge. we haven't had much of one and it's obvious that people are knocking off from work. a lot of my friends are saying, you're working tomorrow? yes, i'm working. so if you're driving in the south bay, all of those freeways look nice. let's bring in steve. >> i will show up tomorrow. >> okay. the winter storm warning starts at 4 am. today is the day, if you c

do you aspire to be james munro? i don't know. you can aspire not to be james buchanan spent sunday night on q&a historian robert strauss talks about james began his presidency in his latest book worst president ever. spirit i think the differentiation of good presence and bad presidents, washington, lincoln and fdr are always at the top of the service and historians take. they were decisive men. you can't come to the top of the ladder and not be decisive. buchanan was a waffler. james located him for being awol for a second estate. he was always back and forth on decisions. you are mighty advisor, you have to tell you what to do. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span skewing day. -- q&a. >> cspan's studentcam contest is in full swing and that you were asking students to tell us what's the most important issue for the new president and the new congress to address in 2017 joining me is actually, a former studentcam former studentcam winter of 2015 for her documentary help for homeless heroes. tell us about your studentcam doc

you aspire to be james munro? i don't know what you can do is aspire not to be james buchanan. >> sunday night on q&a, robert strauss talks about james buchanan in his latest book worst president ever. >> i think the differentiation of good president and bad presidents, washington, lincoln and fdr are always at the top of the survey system we mistake. they were decisive men. you can't come to the top of the ladder and not be decisive. buchanan was a waffler. james located him for being awol for a secretary of state. always back-and-forth on decisions. you are in my advise to come here to tell you what to do. that's how he was as president. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> the supreme court recently heard oral argument in mccrory versus harris, racial germanic is examining arrays can be taken into consideration when states draw district maps. the case concerns to congressional district in north carolina were black voters of those districts sued arguing republican-led legislature packed my north into districts on

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you cannot re-create the country and have the civil war so you inspire to be james munro?ou can aspire not to be james buchanan. robertght, historian strauss talks about the james buchanan presidency and his latest book. i think the differentiation of good and bad presidents, washington, lincoln, and fdr are at the top of surveys. they were decisive men. you cannot get to the top of the letter and not be decisive. a waffler and james polk hated him for being a waffler. he went back and forth on decisions. that's how he was as president. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on"q&a>" sunday, january 1, a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama. responses andour we will have a panel. watch in-depth live from noon-3:00 p.m. sunday on booktv on c-span two. >> eric lipton of "the new york times," thank you for being with us. this headline from your newspaper -- let me get to the essence of what you wrote about. guest: it had an impact on this year's election cycle. we cannot say it didn't have a determinant factor as to who won and who lust but it played a role in how the s

what you do next question do you aspire to be james munro? i don't know. aspire not to be james buchanan. >> sunday night on q&a, historian robert strauss talks about james began his presidency in his latest book "worst. president. ever.." james buchanan, the potus rating game and the legacy of the least of the lesser president. >> i think the differentiation of good presidents and bad presidents in washington, lincoln and fdr are always at the top of the surveys that historians take. they were decisive men. you can't come to the top of the ladder and not be decisive. buchanan was a waffler. james located him for being a waffler as second estate. he always went back and forth on decisions. you have to tell you what to do. so that's how he was as president. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> c-span studentcam documentary contest is in full swing and this year we're asking students to tell us what's the most important issue for the new president and the new congress to address in 2017. join ashley lee, former lee, for studentcam winner of