in my freshman year, we d -- we headed off to newport island. i was there in the year that bob dylan was booed at the folk festival. we went out into the atlantic ocean to do exercises on a destroyer. i remember the most exciting thing was that we got stuck in a hurricane at sea. it was a real test of our stomachs and our will and our manhood. the other thing i remember from that cruz was being signed -- that cruise was being assigned to the engineering department. they put you in the hardest part of the engine room, steam blows on you. i like to work out every day at the y back in delaware. sometimes i go into the steam room and that is cool compared to what it was like in the engine room. but it was a good experience. you find out what is is like to be the lowest of below. -- of the low. david: this was an old world war ii frame. they were modernizing in the early 60's. you are talking about a destroyer at the time that was pushing 25 years old. you rock and roll out there. senator tom carper: writing out the hurricane was an adventure -- ridi

. ♪ >> this awesome black and white video is a campaign video for the 16th annual newport beach films a very artistic look called no new art. it follows an eccentric rifle-toting new age punk and her butler. they're shooting but not shooting clay pigeons. watch what happens when she starts firing that shotgun. >> cool. >> suddenly you get explosions of color inside this black and white film. beautifully shot by brothers adam and nathan. >> it's a cool video. started off black and white and transformed into this beautiful, colorful campaign video to promote new talent. that's what the film festival attempts to do discover new artists. we have both adam and nathan via skype "right this minute." welcome to the show, guys. >> thank you. >> what was it like being tapped for the new campaign trying to reach more new, undiscovered talent for the film festival? >> it's a huge festival and draws a huge global community of filmmakers. i think they like 50 countries represented. >> did the organizers have any idea of what you guys were going out to do? >> pretty free with this one. we got to pi

road both were taken to christiana hospital, they are expected to survive, police closed newport road while repairs were being made. >>> this is the scene in a new jersey neighborhood after a tanker truck slammed into cars in someone's driveway, it turned over on a residential street in union county and landed on top of one vehicle and push aid bmw into one home. tow trucks were called in to remove tractor trailer wreckage and nobody was hurt. >>> a plane took off way baggage handler trapped in the luggage hold. it had to turn back when passengers heard screaming and pounding below them. marcy gonzales is live from new york with more. >> reporter: rick, as colleagues say they noticed he was missing and they tried calling and they assumed he had gone home for the day but never imagined he would become an accidental stow away. that is the sound of a man waking up from an untimely nap. the man started yelling for help and we started yelling to the flight attendant and passengers heard the banging and screaming coming from their feet. just as alaska airlines flight took off from seattle l

newport cottages. very expensive. in this case here, this is one of the vanderbilt houses in newport, rhode island, designed by the eminent architect richard morris hunt. this is the dining room. as you can see, you can get a lot of calories, not just in the food, but also on the interior. this is one example of what we might say is a gilded age mansion. this is another newport house by mckim, mead and white. this is done for the ehrlichs. they owned a huge steamship line. this money was coming out of nevada. this is another example of these large houses. i can go on and on. new york at one point in time had quite a number of these on upper 5th avenue. also over on madison avenue. most of them unfortunately have disappeared over the years. this one is still left, affront -- a front for a big hotel. this is another mckim, mead and white. this is the former music room you are looking at there on the rights. and the the mural over there is by john lafarge, one of the great american painters at the time. we can go further

in my freshman year, we did -- we headed off to newport island. i was there in the year that bob dylan was booed at the folk festival. we went out into the atlantic ocean to do exercises on a destroyer. i remember the most exciting thing was that we got stuck in a hurricane at sea. it was a real test of our stomachs and our will and our manhood. the other thing i remember from that cruz was being signed -- that cruise was being assigned to the engineering department. they put you in the hardest part of the engine room, steam blows on you. i like to work out every day at the y back in delaware. sometimes i go into the steam room and that is cool compared to what it was like in the engine room. but it was a good experience. you find out what is is like to be the lowest of below. -- of the low. david: this was an old world war ii frame. they were modernizing in the early 60's. you are talking about a destroyer at the time that was pushing 25 years old. you rock and roll out there. senator tom carper: writing out the hurricane was an adventure -- ridi

this is another newport house by mckim, mead and white. this is done for the ehrlichs. --or they owned a huge steamship line. this money was coming out of nevada. this is another example of these large houses. i can go on and on. new york at one point in time had quite a number of these on for fifth avenue. -- upper 5th avenue. also over on madison avenue. most of them unfortunately haven't disappeared over the years. this one is still left, affront or a big hotel. -- a front for a big hotel. this is another mckim, mead and white. the mural over there is by john a lafarge one of the great american painters at the time. we can go further afield of course. the largest house ever built in this country is built more -- is mibiltmore, the george washington vanderbilt health in asheville north carolina. -- house in asheville. it is gone, but this was the holder palmer house -- power p almer house. this is mrs. palmer's cassel that stood on the like driving chicago. but now since gone. what ishow should we call these things other than mcmansions? too much wealth? it should be

naval war college in newport, rhode island. this is about 90 minutes. >> it is my honor to introduce to you professor charles calhoun, professor emeritus from used carolina university to talk about -- from east carolina university to talk about resident grant. with that, i will turn it over. professor calhoun: thank you very much, colonel borg. i know he did a lot of the background work here as well. as professor borg indicated, i am going to be talking about president ulysses s. grant. i have a couple caveats.

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marshallton, delaware, the 16-year-old driver was spinning his tires and lost control on the 1900 block of newport road and the truck overturned and slammed into a utility pole the students were headed to dell castle high school, the driver and 17-year-old passenger suffered minor injuries. >>> rowan university is the first college to require its campus police officers to wear body cameras vernon odom has that story. >> rowan university police officer jeremy ruckland heads out to patrol the campus and the community wearing a major new piece of gear, this is the soebd day all the 35 officers here are wearing body cameras, all are required to where one during their shifts. they are the first university in new jersey to wear the cameras. >> we deal with disorderly conduct with students in general, from public urination and public intoxication. >> we want every incident recorded as they take place so if we receive complaints against officers we can look at what the officers did. >> here at rowan they quickly decided the close-up body camera shows a better look at the incident. >> during this time peri

nobody has been hurt but police have blocked off the road between university boulevard and newport mill. >>> all right, let's get a live look outside where it is still cloudy and quite chilly. in fact some of you saw snow today. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal is tracking rain on the radar. >> tracking sleet and rain and seeing this activity into the evening hours. rain will continue to overspread the area. but it is not going to make it to baltimore so that game will get in just fine. here is the latest with future weather. 7:00 p.m. notice everybody is seeing this showery activity and continues overnight and when it comes to an end tomorrow chris, in my full forecast. >> thanks amelia. >>> the caps had a chance to end their series tonight but instead we're all going to get a game seven. jason is at the live desk with the latest. hey, jason. >> the capitals did have a chance to close down nassau chris um -- coliseum in style. they are 1-3 in game seven since 2010. let's look at how things went down today. plenty of banners at nausea cos ileum. tafres and gets steam rolled by ov

. >> we would like to ask the - oh we'll do it after second you will notice that we have some newportable public toilets in the tenderloin so i want to bring our private partners up that made that happen that's the clean city coalition please come up here (clapping) you'll see their men and women cleaning the streets on every day but they also get to monitor our public restrooms come on up here you'll see them everyday and monitoring our rooms that are assessable to everyone (clapping) would you think that steam cleaning requests by over 1/3rd saving 6 thousand plus gallons of water every month thank you (clapping.) >> next the next group we want to bring up someone that actually worked with our young people noting that live in streets that provides employment they're here volunteering on a regular basis the larkin street program (clapping) all right. >> thank you okay. thank you and they're moving to they're new home on golden state we're excited about that and finally a partner in all our district and neighborhood we call upon them probably everyday we have ecology we have mark that is

they were -- in newport, rhode island, they really moved in yachting circles. those boats require a lot of money. yeah, they did. >> one back here. >> it was already answered. >> right there. >> over 20 years ago, i read mary lovell's book. i was wondering what you thought. ms. zanin: i did look at that book. i got a sense she did not really like her subject. it is thorough and beautifully detailed. there was a sense as i read it that she was not that fond of betty. from the first moment i started reading about betty, i thought i just love this woman. it is beautifully detailed. it is worth reading. it is called "cast no shadow." there is one that is out of print by montgomery hyde. "cynthia," but you can get it through -- i do know what to plug anybody, but -- [whispers] amazon. [laughter] it is very conversational. he is talking with betty shortly before she dies. she leaves a lot of things out. she is still in her flirtatious mode. she wants to come across well to hyde. she is not as detailed about certain things that, yeah, he probably was more interested i

that happened at 11:00 last night on the 1800 block of newport gap pike in cranston heights.the attacker knocked a man in his 50's to the ground unconscious. he is hospitalized in critical condition. no word on a suspect or a motive. >> it is 6:07 and bud light wanted people to associate its brew with good times but a new label is sending all the wrong notes. maribel aber is live in times square. you wonder if they had many women prove read this ad. >> reporter: you would wonder, tam. good point here. bud light apologizing for a new label on its bottles the label says the beer is perfect for removing the word no from your vocabulary for the night. critics say the wording evokes concerns about an alcohol fueled rape culture. anheuser bush apologized and has stopped production of the message on the bottles choppy trading session on wall street stocks posting modest gains. futures pointing to a lower open. investors waiting for the fed reserve. uber expanding restaurant delivery service. uber eats launching in new york and chicago. all you need is an uber app and you can have fo

this was at 11:00 last night along the 1800 block of newport gap pike in cranston heights.say the attacker knocked a man in his 50's to the ground unconscious. he is hospitalized in critical condition. no word on a suspect or a motive. >> a philadelphia charter school principal is free on bail after being charged with aggravated and simple assault. 46-year-old michael reed has a bruised eye himself after what police describe as a domestic incident over the weekend. reed runs the feltonville school of the arts and sciences in the 200 block of east courtland street. school officials say he's been replaced but would not say whether or not he's been fired. >> turn nothing to david, we are on the road to the 80's later this week. >> yeah, looks like it. definitely in the 70's today. your exclusive accuweather look at storm tracker six live double scan this morning shows you we're dry. taking a look outside good looking morning out there. you can see the sky starting to get brighter on the horizon. very little cloud cover across the region. and temperatures for the most part are

enter, entrepreneurial spirit, 600,000 people owning small businesses and there is a port there a newport, and it is going to replace the havana port which is now going to be focused on tourism, a great occupation for retirees, they can cruise to cuba but the muriel port will be a port for goods all over the world for these 11 million people 90 miles off our store and i want those to be american goods. and that is why i am sponsoring the bill. >> schieffer:. >> schieffer: let's talk about where we are on this situation with iran right now. do you think senator mccain went too far he when he said secretary kerry was delusional? >> he may have yes, i have never used those words, kerry has been dogged in his work here to try to do something which has been one of our foreign policy priorities for a long time and that is preventing iran from developing a nuclear weapon. i personally am a fan of john mccain we work together on a lot of things. >> i know you do. >> and i will continue to work with him but that aside, i think what we have got here is just the beginnings of a framework. there is s

over or to the dance it mandate we cut back 25% that will probably get conservation targets down and newportch there are ready finding people who water their lawns on the wrong day and will use too much water back to the water that we are getting with been waiting a pretty good dose to that the wind is blowing off the strong from the south. >>james: that is what you for dealing with this one unless your right to this contract for radar will to show you where it is running the heaviest in it is in the east bay in the south it will begin an assault by this morning to interpret this math you have to look at green yellow and red to green me like bring yellow may moderate in the red means heavy and by the looks of it you concede there was a lot of heavy rain falling right now in the areas of san jose six sentiments for our and some spots in the dr. rest will be even worse than that to and pretense of an inch off almost one half inches of rainfall per hour that is pretty intense and come down not only here in the east bay as well will refocus on the dublin and pleasanton area the 58680 interchange

newport beach california, and alix, i will send it alix: thank you, erik, for that interview with billlie, the stock is down sharply after hours. julie: you can see that on my bloomberg terminal behind me the drop in the after-hours. this stand around 13%. what is behind it. they came out with an unexpected loss, at least unexpected by analysts. analysts had been predicting a gain, and earnings per share so that is part of the problem. and it is below what they had been anticipating. alix: thank you, julie. lots more coming up on "street smart," and we will get more reaction to bill gross's interview on the other side of this break, and former new york giant tiki barber will join me with how players can prepare a financial playbook. ♪ alix:'bill gross's comments and we have some guests, including atul lele lisa abramowics, and carl riccadonna. is this reflected in the gdp forecast we have now? carl: i think we cannot cast judgment about whether we had entered the new paradigm until the economy has normalized. the unemployment rate has not crossed back to its neutral level, so we are st

school students were hurt when their pickup crashed into a pole this morning, the action cam was on newport road in marshallton just before 8:00 a.m., the truck ended up on its side and the pole came down on top of it. the teenagers were heading to dell castle high school. their injuries are not life-threatening. >> time for a look at the traffic report with matt pellman. >> hey guys, speaking of this morning it was not an easy one on the schuylkill expressway, we had huge problems accompanied by authdelays and now the delays are not as huge, aproeching spring garden street eastbound go the taillights just sluggish towards center city moving okay at this point mlk and west river drive look going but westbound on 422 as so many of you do until the afternoons, you'll hit a jam past trooper road approaching 22 9. in advance of a crash taking out the left lane, the really slow traffic on 422 westbound one you make it to pottstown a fire location near chestnut street and franklin street and king street is a possibleality mate around that. in delaware 495 southbound look for a crash by the claymo

professor calhoun was a guest lecturer in newport rhode island. this is about 90 minutes. >> good afternoon. thanks for coming out for that lecture. it is my honor to introduce to you professor charles calhoun, professor emeritus from east carolina university to talk about president grant. with that, i will turn it over. professor calhoun: thank you very much, colonel borg. i know he did a lot of the background work here as well. as professor borg indicated, i am going to be talking about president ulysses s. grant. i have a couple caveats. i am a political historian, not a military historian. i am sure a number of you in this room know more about grant's military career, particularly after taking this course, than i do. the second caveat relates to i am writing a book on the presidency of ulysses s. grant for the university of cambridge. some of the things i will be sent today are tentative in nature, shall we say. we do not have the time to go through an entire chronology of the events of grant's very busy two terms in the white house. instead i

stick with the alternates you have been using the last few nights and centsral road is closed and use newport road and elsewhere in new casting eastbound 13 is close to where we had the bad accident this morning. >>> an incredible story a homeless man has a place to live after he stumbled along a forgotten bank account. john helsinki was sleeping in a cardboard box for three years but his fortune changed when a social worker and police helped him try and find shelter he had trouble finding his records because he is a native of poland but an american citizen, they discovered a long lost bank account. >> i am exhilarated and excited. >> helsinki lost track because the bank changed names but social security was piling up and it was enough to buy him permanent housing. >>> we'll step outside right now and it's beautiful out there sky 6 hd looking live from the camera. a beautiful shot over center city look how gorgeous it is out and 68 degrees cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the go

sling is available on, like, fire tv, roku sticks, and those, you know, it has made it for any tv newportthe tech genius in my house my husband is, so thanks so much pete. >> thank you . >> more trouble for the apple watch, if you're planning on buying the new wearable device don't expect it to buy it in an apple store any time soon. they said it would be available in stores april he will 24th, but now they're saying it won't be available for a couple of weeks and customers will have to continue organized them online and as we mentioned those orders may not be filled for months. >>> well texas officials say there might be a solution to state crice they're announcing a program tabp, which will offer mostly online target degrees for a low cost. but will this work? best-selling author is back, larry, so so good to see you. what do you think of this texas plan? they're going to cut the prices, do you like it? >> well, i like anything that reduces student loan debt and drives down the cost of education for college students, and the program is a great idea, in my opinion because they got togeth

reporter: rob and debbie parks spotted the mussel and barnicle-glazed mass yesterday off the coast of newporthorizon i saw this black thing. of course it was almost clear down on the water. >> reporter: what did you think when you first saw it out there? >> said here's another one. >> reporter: david spent six hours towing it in after biologists okayed the move, saying it should pose little if any threat of carrying invasive species, but along with the usually trans-pacific passengers, this boat did have some other live stow aways. >> we have 20 yellowtailed jacks and a striped fish. >> reporter: fish were living in the central hold of the boat. >> they were probably born outside that boat but arrived in that boat as a half inch. >> reporter: and look at them now. biology gists will dna test the larger yellowtails to determine exactly where they're from. but this striped beak fish is native to japanese waters. and the best evidence yet connecting the find to the tsunami. >> really? a lot of riders coming over. fish of that size in a small hold, i've never seen anything be like it. they're in

the executive vice president market strategist at pimco joins me now from newport beach california. welcome back. did we get any sense on when these rates may be raised? tony: the fed is making it clear again that it will be up to future data. it did tell us a little bit about how high the bar is and what it wants to see. one of these things is some stability in oil and dollar, two things that have concerned the fed of late. there is some of that and the fed will need more time. there is some language that suggests and will deadly today said there could be a hike in june. several have suggested that a favored a hike in june. numerically, four or five of the 17 or so participants in the meeting, so it's not quite enough to get over the bar set by the leadership. it is very data dependent in terms of when the dead will move. -- the fed will move will stop mark: our markets and investors too worried about when the fed will raise rates? tony: pimco would like to suggest you not get too concerned about the analysis and get caught up in timing the markets. that's always a dangerous thing.

in newport, rhode island, they really moved in yachting circles. those boats require a lot of money. yeah, they did. >> one back here. >> it was already answered. >> right there. one over here. not think one here -- and then i think one here. >> over 20 years ago, i read mary lovell's book. i was wondering what you thought of that book. ms. zanin: i got a sense she did not really like her subject. but, i mean, she is thorough and beautifully detailed. but there was a sense as i read it that she was not that fond of betty. from the first moment i started reading about betty i thought, i just love this woman. but it is beautifully detailed. it is worth reading. it is called "cast no shadow." there is one that is out of print by montgomery hyde. but you can get it on amazon. it is also really good. it is very conversational. he is talking with betty shortly before she dies. she leaves a lot of things out. because she is still in her flirtatious mode. she wants to come across well to hyde. so, she is not as detailed about certain things. she never name

he murdered his entire family in newport. you must know about him.ly took him down in cancun last week. you hadn't heard. >> why are you telling me this? >> because when they yap hended him he said he was mike finkel. of the "new york times." >> whoa. i have to say, i have never even read a story quite like this. that scene actually happened to you in real life. what was going through your mind when you got that call? >> yeah. it was possibly the creepiest moment of my life. career low feeling terrible strange phone call comes, i thought it was a guy asking what happened at "the new york times" and he's asking me about four murders which at the heart of the story is a huge strategy three children and a wife killed and i was comfound and confused. >>? life we think about the connections we make with other people and often think about them deliberately who do you try to meet and spend time with. what in this story, this experience that you had, revealed the way you can be drawn up in something completely randomly? >> as my -- in my career as a journali

. >> very hot and going to newport beach. we can't take it. we have like kids and small kids. want them to ruin anything. >> reporter: candace lives down the road. >> it was incredible because the sky was all red and everything. and it was very scary because there's a lot of that brush back there that's dry and it could have just like really like went up with a match box. >> reporter: she tells us just the fear of what could have happened was overwhelming in itself. >> i'm running outside and the fire engine down in the street and i'm like god, this is getting too close. >> reporter: the fire spared her home along with dozens of other homes in the community but some like chambers is dealing with a different reality. how to clean up the once sparkling blue pool. >> i'll wait on the pool guy. there's no way that i'm able to get that out. i think it has to be suctioned out and doesn't make the filter you know does something to the filter because it's loaded with that stuff in there. >> reporter: small inconveniences says chambers and others to what could have been a much worse si

there's going to eventually more than 50 places between newport news and norfolk, virginia -- that werether mentioned in the newspapers as possibilities or actually offered by state governments. the after yous that came in in the summer of 17383 were very limited in size in jurisdiction. one mile square over which congress would have limited jurisdiction. but with places like princeton and new brunswick and newark, new jersey and williamsburg and annapolis, each offer after you tried to top previous offers. so that by the end of the summer,ings they were talking about 36 square miles. congress was not in philadelphia when the decision was made. congress informed the states in june, please make your offers. we're going to make a decision the first week of october. congress was not in philadelphia because of an event probably the most destructive event in washington, d.c. history. on the 21st of june, a saturday are, soldiers of the continental bare can their arms marched on what we call independence hall. it was the pennsylvania state house. that's where the assembly of pennsylvania met.

homeland security employee accused of making bombs in his home in northern virginia faces charges near newport news. he was taken into custody monday, explosive devices found inside his home. his neighborhood had to be evacuated. it came just days after several explosives were found in his woodbridge apartment, according to police. maintenance workers saw suspicious devices. investigators are not saying what the man may have planned to do with those explosives. >>> don't count on the parkway to make your drive through northern virginia any easier. that project is on hold. adam tuss joins us live from manassas where we've been following the developments since early this morning. adam? >> reporter: that's right eshgs wendy. this is as much a story about preserving our historic land as it is about dealing with our traffic and our growth. now, this is manassas of traffic comes through here. part of the plan would be to add a new parkway. that would connect prince william and loudoun counties, basically from i-66 up to dulles airport. but in return big changes would have to be made through the batt

he asked for two cartens of newports and asked the worker to find other items in the other part of the store. when the cashier walked away, the guy leaned over grabbed the cigarettes and ran off. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> what a warm and sunny spring day we've seen. taking a live look right now at conditions outside near the philadelphia museum of art. you can call today's weather picture perfect. but changes are on the horizon. >> yes, they are. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking rain. when can we see it, sheena? >> well i think overnight tonight is when the rain will start to move in. right now on the radar, it is just off to our west. moving into central pennsylvania. and this rain is moving in this direction. you'll also notice the clouds increasing as we go through the rest of the evening hours. locally, though we are still dry. lot of areas still seeing the sunshine and the warm temperatures. and here's that live look outside again. so we still do have the clouds around the area but again, it is dry. it will stay that way as we go throug

they either went to such places as newport or bar harbor or if you didn't get an invitation to one ofthose places you disappeared to europe to the summer. worst thing to would be in town. of course, the cave dwellers had to stay in town and didn't have money and watched all the wealthy people come and go. mary leiter, mrs. leiter was a very ambitious. she was a school teacher before she was married in chicago. and she was famous for her malan props. and several of them you've probably heard. once when she was coming back from a trip to europe, the press met her on the dock and said mrs. leiter how does it feel to be back in the united states. to which she replied she was relieved to have her feet on american terracotta again. one of her favorite things to do was to show guests in the house one of her acquisitions from europe which she said was the bust of her daughter's hand by rodin. one point margaret cassini the daughter of the russian ambassador was at a dinner at the leiters and she had her first taste of terrapin soup which was always a starter course at this time. it was a deli

an advocate of corporate interests that a london newport calls him the big business evangelist. he is? a 1952 address that the garden of eden will be a place with no union leaders no union dues, no snakes and know disease. that is his idea of paradise, and icen hours aclose confidante of his and eisenhower believed he is to lead the country into a spiritual revival. and he makes that man fest from his gnawingation. he hold asthmassive prayer service that morning. previous presidents prayed largely in private. he head 800 people in the church with him and 800 more outside help leads the country in a prayer he wrote himself that morning, again, first for inauguration. the very first float is called, god's float says freedom under god and in god we trust on it, has massive house of worship on it. on it went. the theme from the very start of suffusing religion into politics is an important one for him. >> host: was dwight eisenhower a religious man? did he sincere have i believe this? was it political? >> guest: a little of both. he is sincerely religious. he calls himself most deep

comes of course after those january terror attacks we reported on extensively at the "charlie hebdo" newport, at the kosher supermarket that left 17 dead. in the wake of that authorities in paris and in france have set up special protection in front of mosques and in front of synagogues. but they didn't do it in front of churches. now according to officials today, neil, that will have to change. back to you. >> thank you, greg very much. now if churches are indeed to greg's point the new target the former d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler on what we can do to protect them. i was looking at that, rod, we're expanding our list of tags here. >> sure. >> the church thing shouldn't be such a shock. isis has telegraphed christians as targets. what do you do now? >> we've had attacks at houses of worship in the united states before, neil. what churches across the country need to do is be planning and enact some counter measures that will reduce or mitigate the risk they face. the first thing we have to do is recognize what the threat. isis as you've been reporting, neil is very busy. they're maki

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naval war college in newport, rhode island. this is about 90 minutes.colonel borg: it is my honor to introduce to you professor charles calhoun, professor emeritus from east carolina university to talk about grant's residency. -- presidency. with that, i will turn it over. professor calhoun: thank you very much, colonel borg. thank you all for being here today. thank you for the professor who could not be are today. he is in hawaii. i know we did a lot of background work on this as well. as professor borg indicated, i am going to be talking about presidency of ulysses s. grant. his leadership in the white house. i have a couple caveats. i am a political historian, not a military historian. i am sure a number of you in this room know more about grant's military career, particularly after taking this course, than i do. my specialty is late american politics. the second caveat relates to i am writing a book on the presidency of ulysses s. grant for the university of cambridge.

that includes big water users like beverly hills and newport beach. >> and the st.post dispatch made history by i lengthing two additional black city members to the city council. winning candidate ella jones watched the returns come in. it will increase to three of the six seats. until tuesday the major and five council members were white in the largely black suburbs. hundreds of voters have registered since the august shooting of an unarmed black teenager. >>> south carolina officials have announced murder charges of a's why police officer just one hour after seeing him through video shoot a black man in the back. he was apparently unarmed. officer michael sleigher is being held this morning without bail. cbs legal analyst rikki klieman is with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> where do we start? >> i think where we start is the video is the telling evidence. if you did not have this telling video, would this police officer be behind bar this morning? highly unlikely. you've about got a charge with murder based on the fact that a bystander took the video and th

our shores. 11 people -- 11 million people when i went there with senator warner they received the newport that is being built which is a very big ports. it is going to replace the port of havana. when i saw that, i thought, if they are going to sell things in cuba, we want them to be american goods. i am carrying the bill to lift the embargo. i appreciate the support of the senators. there's other senators that are interested. we know it is going to take a while, but that is truly the way to have some trade with cuba and sell our goods. could you talk about the effect it would have we were to actually lift the embargo? mr. scuse: it would have a tremendous impact on our ability to sell products and greatly increase the amount of product we are selling to cuba. we are looking at about $300 million worth. the study by texas a&m believe that normalize relations and lifting of trade restrictions, that number could be in excess of $1 billion. with this would also mean to the cuban people, would be the ability to purchase agricultural inputs fertilizer, chemicals and equipment. it would give th

. >> newport. >> reporter: we easily found, and bought smuggled cigarettes supposed to be sold only inhe commonwealth. >> box stores know there's something afoot when this is happening. >> reporter: a spokesman with virginia's department of taxation which issues special certificates say they hear from stores about big buyers and know there are false businesses. telling the iteam it part of our audit process to verify their location. they've conducted more than 1700 audits in the last five years but the department couldn't tell us if that included any of the buyers we watched week after week load up at local big box stores. the virginia general assembly passed a bill allowing vendors to confirm the department of taxation whether a company's registered as sale and use dealer. paul is kept calskeptical saying it would not provide a red flag. >>> the taxation department told the iteam it does welcome any tips by possible problems. we've put that number with more information about the audit program on our app. >>> we want to talk about the weather today, because some places waking up with p