after the war there was a battle for the jeep brand and willis overland won out.er world war ii pittsburgh was a mess. it'd been going 24/7. there was smog that cover the valleys. the people of pittsburgh got together and said we have to clean this place up. the allegheny conference for community development was invented. with an eye for cleaning up the skies, then the waters, redeveloping downtown pittsburgh, critical projects were all the rage -- renewal projects were all the rage in the 1950's and 1960's. the pennsylvania turnpike was the first road with bank curves, rumble strips, concrete, and you could drive fast. there were stops along the way. you had to pay to use them but people did not mind because they could get you across the state in six hours. it used to take six weeks when george washington was here with conestoga wagons trying to get over the allegheny mountains. now they were tunnels hunched through the barriers, the mountain barriers. every mother in america had one of dr. spock's baby books. you told them everything about feeding and disciplini

after the war there was a battle for the jeep brand and willis overland won out.er world war ii pittsburgh was a mess. it'd been going 24/7. there was smog that cover the valleys. the people of pittsburgh got together and said we have to clean this place up. the allegheny conference for community development was invented. with an eye for cleaning up the skies, then the waters, redeveloping downtown pittsburgh, renewal projects were all the rage in the 1950's and 1960's. the pennsylvania turnpike was the first road with bank curves, rumble strips, concrete, and you could drive fast. there were stops along the way. you had to pay to use them but people did not mind because they could get you across the state in six hours. it used to take six weeks when george washington was here with conestoga wagons trying to get over the allegheny mountains. now they were tunnels hunched through the barriers, the mountain barriers. every mother in america had one of dr. spock's baby books. you told them everything about feeding and disciplining. dr. spock said he should never span

delays heading away from overland road towards dixie heading out towards 440 this morning. interim, freeways looking good in both directions. 85 and i-40 great. >>> if they can desk convicted sex offender is facing new charges of kidnapping a six- year-o girl and chaining her to a tree. this happened in new hanover county in september. 46-year-old douglas edwards indicted including attempted first-degree murder and statutory rape of a child. edwards spent 16 years in jail for assa old girl back in 1994. >>> one person dead and 11 others hurt after a natural gas explosion in illinois. the explosion rocked the neighborhood in canton. one building reduced to rubble. this video shows how windows of several other businesses were blown out. nearby residents were told to avoid the area. >>> engineer at the deadly w jersey train terminal crash suffered from undiagnosed apnea. the train was going twice the december 29. the engineer's lawyer said he was diagnosed after the crash and official brief on this case says the diagnosis is being looked at. the engineer told investigators he

hundreds headed to a bakery in overland with cash in hand. the store has been at the center of a student protest after a robbery suspect accused the owner of racial profiling. we pick up the story counterprotest which turned into a huge cash mob. >> gibson's bakery is getting a boost to its bottom line. the shop's profits took a hit after several days of protest. >> i knew several days ago that when the protests were taking place there would be counterprotests. >> this beak's demonstrations calling for a demonstration started after store employees fought with an allegedly trying to steal two bottles of wine. police say that suspect claims he was racially profiled which sparked protests and now this, a cash mob supporting this family business. >> it makes us happy. >> trey james has been coming to the store since he was a kid and for the past several years has worked here. >> it is nice to see, there are folks willing to take time out of their day and come outnd support a local business. >> student protesters were supposed to do organize. a hu

. >> the overland college community shaken after a professor is targeted with hate speech. and more cleveland schools test positive for lead in the drinking water. we are looking into what's being done to keep kids safe and hydrated in the classroom. we start things off with a live look from our earth cam this morning cleveland. overcast skies ahead. there's rainy conditions forsome of you this morning and it's a lot colder. you will feel it welcome to this saturday edition of good morning cleave i am nick foley along sight janessa webb. >> we have made it this far but can't hold it anymore we have to deal with the dreaded s word it's back. >> it's finally here and we are waking up to schooler temperatures this morning as rainfall activity. you can see the low lying clouds taking over greater cleveland. a little bit of fog as this front starts to move through, throughout the afternoon, you're going to notice the winds stirring up. we do have wind concerns starting at 4:00 this afternoon. we will see potential gusts up to about 35 to 40 miles per hour. you can see from the c

wounds of division and get together to all independents across this nation a pledge to every citizen overland'sand i will be president for all americans and this is so important to me. those to a chosen not to support me in the past which there were few people. regina to you for your guidance and help so i can work together and unify our great country. talk of a partner that abc's seven protests going on for started in berkeley over oakland and the 12th street bart station in oakland has been closed because of the demonstration of protest against the election of donald trump. >> steve: protests taking place early oakland's close down the 12th street bart station apparently a protest against the election of donald trump. affect >> pam: highway 24 on ramp is blocked at telegraph avenue shutdown both of these incidents connected to the protest against the election of donald trump another break we will be right back. >> steve: but we have new a president elected donald trump it was not a major media outlet that declared him the victor hillary calling to concede the race that would define him as the

smeltic the overland board of directors says the statements are not protected under academic freedom and she was dismissed by the university tuesday. she said she will issue a statement later today. >>> education news the state of ohio will take over lorain cityschools next year after the district received failing grates on state report cards. district leaders say the takeover takes place between april and august. some concern among school leaders across the state. beginning with the class of 2018, students must earn at least 18 points using 7 and, of course, state test. superintendents from some districts estimate a third or more current juniors are at risk of not graduating because of the new requirements.>> the question should parents be held responsible when their children have parties that involve underage drinking? weigh in on our instant poll heading to wkyc.com/vote now. there is a new law that goes into effect next month in the city of amhurst that allows parents to be charged for kids underage drinking even if they didn't know about it. city council wanted to close the loop

. >> the overland college community shaken after a professor is targeted with hate speech. and more cleveland schools test positive for lead in the drinking water. we are looking into what's being done to keep kids safe and hydrated in the classroom. we start things off with a live look from our earth cam this morning cleveland. overcast skies ahead. there's rainy conditions forsome of you this morning and it's a lot colder. you will feel it welcome to this saturday edition of good morning cleave i am nick foley along sight janessa webb. >> we have made it this far but can't hold it anymore we have to deal with the dreaded s word it's back. >> it's finally here and we are waking up to schooler temperatures this morning as

trip to the east and away storm parks overdosing the shower narrative and again light rain south of overland and a overloaded a quick showers of that cannou impeach r shorten a 65 chagrin falls and 55 and 68 of fox 867 in strongsville high temps today know has 70sn some breaks of sunshine the forecaster for game seven of the world series will stay between 70 and 72 strongee southwest wind that just like yesterday kept a 30 percent chance if the game goes after it goes beyondaf 11:00 o'clock that evening the shower chances will start to climb highly that was anything during the game and so at least weather would not be will not be much of a factorurs on the reigning nba champs all caps they just keep winningte the best start in 16 years cap's hosted houston last night rockets up to a really fast start before lebron and justin thompson connect on elliott are you ready for it houston led by six after one cleveland rallied most teams fought hard to get to the hook this up and the basketnd him there you go scored 19 or 13 boards and james harden that james harden had 41 as he normally does he cap

. >>> we know and overland high school student was killed in a shooting at a party over the weekend. 16-year-old suspect and victim died after he was shot at a warehouse party in denver on panicking and louisiana. this happened early sunday morning. grievance kansas will be on hand at us tooorrow. >>> we are learning more about the crash killed castlebar trooper. to be a show the semi driver accused of killing him line. the driver face a judge for the first time today. we spoke briefly with his wife today. husband is already back at home. >> his wife seemed clearly upset. drivers out on a $500 bond. he asked the city a white spot is so low. the recent he's not facing more serious charges.>> these gases jurco for da, his case hits close to home. >> this is the holidays. this is a trooper who had two kids the same age >> basin their businesses 41- year-old trucker accused of killing a trooper ii only facing misdemeanor traffic violations. >> one conclusion the public can come to is that is it true? they law enforcement officers life is worth no more than potentially one year in jail wh

. >> originated as a military post in the 1860s to provide protection on the overland trail. >> heads up if you take the light rail, wire repairs are being done on the broadway station to the south more station and regular service resumes on monday, and the deadline to fix crossing arms has been extended by 90 days, if things are not asked, the >>> the next time you hike in colorado it could be a little different, the colorado 14 or's initiative just purchased the summit saying it is one of the worst trails in colorado, needing to million dollars in repairs, and chunks of fun - - tundra are sliding around. >>> we will have a report from san francisco, and we are versus raiders showdown. and we are in fort collins with an event starting for the first time since 1947. >>> she thought he had a cold, they never imagined that there -?33year-old would suddenly los his ability to move. a rare condition has health officials around the counnry does - - concerned. >> it is difficult to council parents because there is so much that we don't know ourselves about this disorder. hospital colorado i

stadium in fort collins, and tomorrow the rams tee it up for the last time at the old yard on south overland trail. 49 years csu has called it home. they'll move into the new on campus palace next season, but emotional for anyone that's ever put on the green and gold, especially the 16 seniors and their second year head coach. >> the way that i can honor hughes as a head football coach and get them ready to play and play for the 60 minutes, and put together the best ffort of fight and playing for each other and for anybody that's ever mried on that field -- played on that field or anybody that's ever watched a game, everyone hughes. >> there's going to be a huge game in boulder tomorrow as well with the 10th ranked buffaloes taking on number 20 washington state. the cougars are the hottest team in the pac12 these days, winning seven straight, but the buffs are pretty good too, and they're playing with a lot of confidence. >> >. this isn't us getting carried away, but sort of a swagger. you can see it and feel it about how we're carrying ourselves around, and when you go through a couple of s

this is from the overland hotel camera in pioche this morning where you are waking up to a light dusting of snow then another round coming down this morning. they're seeing a little bit of blue skies. and we're seeing clouds on the virgin valley high school camera in mesquite where we've got spotty sprinkles around the area as well. temperatures are definitely cool out there. southeast coming in at 54 degrees right now and nellis also at 54. temperatures will not increase a whole lot more today. we're only look at highs topping out in the mid and upper 50s. pahrump your high today just 55. mesquite also looking at a high of 55. searchlight 54. overnight tonight. beatty 30. overton 39. primm 30. take alo forecast. the winds are going to pick back up tonight. they're already gusty especially on the spring mountains today. but those will increase tonight and tomorrow. expect breezy conditions. tomorrow's high only investigation. morning lows into the 30s. we're staying below normal all week long. not going to get back up to nike has gone back to the future just in time for the holidays. >>

live in overland, meg shaw, news 5. >> that's certainly not the tension wanted in that small community. thank you, meg. >>> it was a violent night in cleveland as well. in the span of just a few hours four people were shot, one of them is seefng on rugby road on the east side. police arrived to find a man who'd been shot several times. he died at university hospital later. a half hour later after that, a 21-year-old was shot on deece avenue. that's just a few blocks from the first shooting. right now that man is in critical condition. then at about 8:00 two more people found shot at quincy avenue and canard road. both were taken to metrohealth medical center. witnesses describe a chaotic scene. >> he pointed the gun at my me. he shot, i ducked and ran, and that's when all these police started coming down. >> and right now we are working to find out the conditions of those last two victims and if police have any suspects in these shootings. fire crews were able to put out this massive brush fire before it got near any hoaments or buildings, thankfully. it happened at whipps legends in t

james: it is worth saying that migrants continue to make those journeys overland in africa from eritrea,gambia, sudan, towards libya. once they get to the vehicle sometimes the conditions for migrants are so appalling, so atrocious, that they feel compelled to get on these flimsy boats and on the mediterranean and see if they can make it to italy. katty: now to an artist who makes quite an impression. at 81 years old, she is from south africa, still traveling the world showing her work. from canvases the cars her mix , of pop art and graphic design is eye-catching and currently on display at the british museum in london. the bbc has gone to meet her at her home in south africa. reporter: a welcome-home party fit for an african queen. she has jetted back from a whirlwind tour. the excitement is palpable. the 81-year-old artist is back home for a few days before heading off to london to be part of a major exhibition at the british museum. the artist tells me how she began painting. >> i started painting when i was 10 years old. i would watch my grandmother and mother paint using chicken f

mean while up the 93 overland hotel looking up the 4/100 at mount charleston, and also pahrump has had some moisture. goose eggs here in the valley. however, i did have one station on our weather bug network, sierra vista high school at here's what's going on. fronterral system out to our west, low pressure up here. that's going to drag in some cooler air and the energy associated with it could produce some showers overnight. probably after midnight and actually toward the wee hourses of the morning. we do have a threat of a possible wet commute in the morning. valley doppler not showing anything right now. so look for some scattered showers around overnight mostly cloudy, a little warmer than last night in the low 50s. but we're gonna eye on those showers. back to you. >> thank you for that. appreciate it. we hear about them almost every day from impaired and distracted drivers to pedestrian crashes. traffic deaths are hitting our community hard. now for the first time las vegas is taking part in world day of remembrance. a time set aside to honor the lives lost on our roadways. natha

tommy's brother was killed on the overland trail during a raid on a wagon train. those cattle your husband bought were stolen from that wagon train. that's why we're here, to try and get them back. ade with mccanles. how do you know it's mccanles we're looking for? here's the bill of sale. that w brand on those cattle doesn't stand for walcott. the rightful owner of that herd is a man called williams. i don't see any reason why i should believe that you're telling the truth. you know i'm telling the truth. julesburg is a rotten town. as long as people turn their backs and pretend that what's going on is none of their business. it'll stay that way. there's not much a woman can do about changing things. may i go, please? but, cheyenne, there's something that's bothering me. how are just the two of us gonna round up mccanles and his gang and get them cattle out of julesburg? we got all night to worry about that. well, come in, mrs. barnes. wilfred and i was just celebrating our first big deal. drink up, wilfred. we were wondering where you were. wilfred, if i had a b

the world where you can fly supersonic and give people a big speed up without worrying about the overland issue. that's where we're starting. new york to london, san francisco to tokyo, seattle to shanghai. all kinds of routes that are mostly over water. we can still get a big speed up without worrying about the sonic boom. that said, this airplane is much quieter than concorde. instead of sounding like a bang, it's more like a car door slam. could that be allowed over land? we'll have to see. >> it's $2,500 each way new york to london. what's the price -- who is your target audience? could we possibly see sort of a morris law in terms of the drop -- >> that's where we're headed. our long-term ambition is anywhere in the world in five hours for $100. we're chipping away at that. today the technology exists to do is for the same price as a business class ticket. if you can afford to buy business class, you can afford to fly supersonic. >> you haven't built the airplane yet. you have a bunch of experts, though. first of all, i would say leer should do this. they build airplanes. you don't.

we'll cut soutut pick up the overland stage route somewhere near junction city. you'll be in california before this outfit gets to chimney rock. well, that's what you wanted, isn't it? yes. that's what i wanted. then hurry. wait a minute. my sinch is loose. i'll race you. come on! now, be careful! ( jennnner screams ) oh, naturally. i've fallen dozens of times. ( both grunting ) oh! oh, i'm fine. ( chuckles ) still cold? a little. mm. that's better. now i'm warmer. so am i. have you ever thought about getting married? oh, yeah, i've thought about it. why didn't you? one reason or another-- wrong time, wrong place, wrong girl. you're really not such bad husband material, you know, except you do snore. i wonder if armand snores. probably. i hear that it's an old french custom. oh, that settles it. wedding's off. oh? well, it's out of the question. ow to say im anymore. oh? a girl can't be in love, really in love, with two men at once, can shsh i wouldn't know. well, you do think it's a gooooidea, don't you? which one? my not marrying armand. maybe i should marry yo

charleston and up the 93 at pioche, the overland hotel, as we take a look be loo, 14/100ths, the only area on there. in california not much going on here in the valley, but that could change, we're in an unstable situation and as we go to valley doppler, we had the moisture aloft but not much hit the ground. chance of showers in the wee hours of the morning and possibly lingering on, to the morning commute. i'll have your weathered forecast, in a few minutes. gerard back to you. >> traffic deaths continue to playing our community. for the first time las vegas is taking part in world day of remembrance. nathan o'neil joins us in north las vegas, on the efforts to curve this deadly epidemic. every day we bring you stories of fatal crashes, that could be prevented, negligence to mojave here, a 17-year-old was killed by a drunk driver. ?? soats ?? a life lost. >> it didn't have to happen. >> now a life remembered. >> he was killed new year's day, by an impaired one killed on our roadways. >> we remember him as being bright, the child with the bright future. >> 17-year-old jamina was his s

college professor accused of putting wordsofes of hate on personal facebook page has jut the overland college board of of trustees voting to fire doctor joy parade for failing to meet what they call academic standards that they require of the faculty members. posting a claim israel and people of jewish faith secretly plan the 911 terror attacks back in 2001 and charlie have the the attack in paris. she was an assistant professor o of rhetoric and composition. all right wayne. thank you. bcto still to come this morning learning more about an anti- trumpabo an protester attacked e ohio stateatac university. wet one man's friends and family says might have started the fight.wets something many parents feel guiltynts about not having enouh time in the day to spend with their kidsnoo up next find outt what's taking up the most time and will share your stories and your thoughts on this in this morning's download.s aj.. good morning.od m eitheror todd hi stephanie.stp he forecast temperature strugglingg into the 50s today. little bit of a different story most ofttered showerss the day drive.

we fled overland and have come here. >> as we cannot tolerate their tortures, we as a group crossed the river by boat at night. 4:00 we entered banangladesh. juan: in minneapolis, 21-year-old activist sophia wilansky is in critical condition and has been undergoing a series of surgeries after reportedly being hit by an concussion grenade during the police attack against water protectors fighting the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline in north dakota sunday night. sunday's attack at standing rock included police firing rubber bullets, mace canisters, and water cannons in subfreezing temperatures. the standing rock medic and healer council reports as many as 300 people were injured in the attack, with the injuries rangnging from hypothermia to seizures to loss of consciciousness s to impaired vn asas a result of beingng shot a rubber b bullet in t the face. water r protecto sayay aleast 26 people w were evacuauated from e areaea by ambulalances and hospitalized. sophia wilansky was s evacuated and airlifteted to a m minneapos hospital. after hours of surgery, she posted on facebook early

a man was killed -- garcia not facing charges ii that >>> counselors will be at overland high school in aurora. kim's name was released and the suspect is on the run. >>> an ohio state -- an officer is called a hero. police say he shot and killed morning, police are investigating the suspect's motivation. they say he posted on social media about the treatment of muslims including a post saying i can't take it anymore. >>> trump is up and tweeting this morning. abouan hour ago he tweeted the great state of michigan was certified as a trump win. vice-president elect pence says there were big announcements there's going he didn't elaborate. he's set to meet with romney. trump is considering retired gen -- >>> when it comes to opioid abuse, colorado spends more money than any other state. there's open meetings to discuss our staae's opioid policy. the meeting starting is to cut down on substance abuse. >>> this man going viral. he has terminal cancer, but that didn't stop him from finishing the seattle marathon. he did ts over the weekend. it took him 11 hours. he had his oxygen tank wit

police in overland are on standby in case protesters return today. accused of racial profiling. 5 black teenager was arrested there. two women are also facing assault charges. hundreds of protesters showed up outside the bakery. we'll keep an eye on that for you. >> still no answers as to who killed a popular with police as time ticks and a gunman remains free. they gathered in a strong showing of support. witnesses say four suspects robbed and chased her into the backroom where they broke down the door and shot her at close range. her family wants them to release the surveillance video to recognize who did this. on. that they have suspects or doing everything they can to get suspects. >> i just wonder -- i just want her killer caught. that's what i want. >> now we have reached out to cleveland police. they tell us her case is still an opening investigation and no evidence will be released at this time. >>> fighting because of my -- my mom is fighting, my brothers are fighting so hard. >>> we have to give huge congrats. they won the 2016 boys soccer

(bridge: kris van cleave / cbs news/overland park, ks)kdot's finding - what this does is bring predictability to the commute. they know that it takes 5-to-6 minutes to get through the work zone even in peak traffic. (aerial) and from the air, you can see: the cars keep moving and they come together, well, like the teeth of a zipper. hence, the zipper merge. (vo-handout video from kansas department of transportation (under graphic) several studies point to benefits of late or zipper merging ...including up to 50- reduction in speeds around construction workers.and drivers reporting less anxiety and frustration.but transportation officials in ?other? states aren't entirely convinced.caltrans spokesman mark dinger says his state continues to encourage drivers to merge early.(sot-mark dinger / ca dept of transportation spokesman)"we don't want those people to cut in at the very last second. not only can it lead to road rage incidents but again it can lead to sudden breaking which can cause a direct collision."(sot-kristi ericksen / kdot engineer)kc: do you see a day where the zipper merge is the

avenue slowing down and because it is slow there as usual outbound wade avenue is backing up from overland road through 440 and clear to the i- 40 corridor. outbound wade, contributing to the congestion on 440 westbound , slow from newborn avenue towards wade avenue. slow warning as usual as you head out of west raleigh. still looking at delays in downtown apex from an earlier crash on 55 at salem street. it is slow in both directions but especially the westbound >>> authorities are looking for a man who disappeared. kyle fleishman finished in 2007. elon graduate went to a standup comedy act at the bobcats arena and then to the buckhead saloon in charlotte where he was last seen. video shows him leaving the bar around 2:20 am and detectives say fleshman left his bank card there. in another video, five minutes later, he is buying pizza. he made his last cell phone call at 3 am and he hasn't been seen or heard from since. >>> l norm, a woman sterilized by the state when she was 16. >> what they did to me was not right. >> the state admitted to the sterilization and promised to pay her to mak

isis will be pushed out and then the iranians have been trying to get an overland route to syria for years. they were pushing on the kurds to give it to them and they said no. charlie: therefore, they would move right into lebanon. dexter: if you look at the map, you basically have lebanon and the mediterranean, syria and assad, and then you have iraq. you eventually have this iranians fighting for many years. it is looking pretty good for them right now. again, we are mixed up in this -- i think that if there is a legitimate criticism to be made about what is happening in mosul right now it is that the united states is fully knowledgeable of the role of the iranian militias fighting isis. a lot of these guys -- you can name these people -- the leader of an iranian-backed coalition. he's iraqi. charlie: iranian militias or are they shia militias? they shia militias? dexter: he kidnapped and executed seven american soldiers in 2007. these are people we have been trying to kill. charlie: do we have an option? could we have kept them out? dexter: sure. all the options are horrible. char

been too slow ever since the start of the overland campaign. he just needs everything set of perfect on paper before he will move forward. you always see a problem that does not exist. we will see how it breaks out. you rarely have these perfect situations open up. the cannot have someone on the precipice of victory dragging their feet. griffin isut, in. the confederates continue to shift. continue to extend their lives further and further. that don't have the manpower to do so. ulysses s. grant finally, upon hearing word of the victory at five forks does what he has not done since july 30 -- all the staff officers, great job, congratulations. grant calmly walks to his tent, scribble down dispatches, passes them out and then nonchalantly mentions an assault all along the lines. originally, it was supposed to take place as soon as the generals received the orders but george meade does it the first thing next morning. these various attacks that rentable order, sheridan is uncharacteristically cautious. feetdan will also drag his and not do much o

warren has been too slow ever since the star of the overland campaign. he's been too cautious. he is one of those generals who needs everything set up perfect on paper before he will move forward and you will always see a problem that doesn't exist or may exist. we will see how it is almost a perfect set-up but you will rarely have the perfect situation opened up. and you cannot have somebody on the precipice of victory dragging his feet -- constantly dragging his feet and the confederates continue to shift, continue to extend their lines farther and farther and they simply don't have the manpower to do so. when grant finally, upon hearing word of the victory at five forks does what he hasn't done since july 30. with all the staff officers are -- great job, congratulating themselves about sheridan's victory grant calmly walks to his tent, eligibles down dispatches, passes them out and then mentions the border general assault all along the lines. originally the attack is supposed to take place as soon as the general receivers orders but george mead says we are going to attack th

but the vast majority of this is not going to move overland. going to stay out there. you can see just every so often a little bit of it breaking off. moving across our northern counties. might see that trace of rain and that's going to be about it as we head through the afternoon. then kind of works its way over towards orlando. a little bit more activity once you get over to daytona down towards the cape. and showers continue to kind of work their way out into the atlantic. so right now here in tampa we're at 78 degrees. apollo beach has 80. sun city 79 degrees. st. petersburg 75. pinellas park currently sits at 78. with bigger clouds or thicker clouds to our north. brooksville you're at 73 degrees. along with crystal weeki wachee at 73. and you head down to our south more sun means warmer temperatures. sarasota, lakewood ranch both at 82. then mix of 70s and 80s throughout interior. so there you see it extends out. and a future cast shows a cold front will be working its way down the state. not going to bring any changes maybe just dry the atmosphere out a little bi

after the war there was a battle for the jeep brand and willis overland won out.er world war ii pittsburgh was a mess. it had been going 24/7. there was smog that covered the valleys. the people of pittsburgh got together and said we have to clean this place up. the allegheny conference for community development was invented. with an eye toward first cleaning up the skies, then the waters, redeveloping downtown pittsburgh, renewal projects were all the rage in the 1950's and 1960's. the pennsylvania turnpike was the first road with bank curves, rumble strips, it was concrete, and you could drive fast. there were stops along the way. you had to pay to use it but people did not mind because they could get you across the state in six hours. it used to take six weeks when george washington was here with conestoga wagons trying to get over the allegheny mountains. now they were tunnels hunched -- punched through the barriers, the mountain barriers. every mother in america had one of dr. spock's baby books. it told them everything about feeding and about disciplining. d

so it's not going to working its way overland. we remain rain free again for today. we can certainly use the rain. we've really had a very dry at the noon hour, here in tampa we're at yeah degrees. westchase han 81 along with new tampa. but 86 over in brandon. plant city at 84. downtown st. petersburg, that's just the influence of the cooler waters around you you're at 76 degrees. you move away from coast a little bit and pinellas park currently sits at 81 degrees. 79 for brooksville. weeki wachee 82. over in dade city, and bushnell both at 82 degrees as well. and lower 8 and throughout interior, sebring you're at 82. lakeland 82. bartow currently sits at 81 degrees. and then the big key to all of this has just been that humidity. was it dew points coming back up into the 60s yesterday. we started out in the low to mid 50s. i was talking to actually felt kind of nice outside still. but as we went through the day yesterday, these numbers came right back up. and in fact, as you look to our south, places like wauchula, right now. that very moist air has worked its way r

a graduate of overland college, she soon began to write her periodicals on a daily newspaper and then her publications including mid magazines, the new york times magazine, the atlantic monthly, cambridge, the real paper and boston magazine. her investigative reporting on the transport of dangerous through boston and the underbelly of home inspections were award-winning. she has written books about the lives of marie curry and psychoanalyst as well as the federal theatre project in the book human trials which is about the process. sometimes harrowing of modern drug development. she tells a story of a reporter, much like our author and first lady eleanor roosevelt. whose intimate relationship and possible romance have made them quiet clear icons of history for decades. tonight we will begin to delve into the possibilities and facts of their thirty-year story guided by someone who's record is called relentlessly captivating. they do not like giving out compliments, clearly they had this one derived from them by a book they could not put down. we are so lucky to have her as our guide ton

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. >> he liked to buy unique cars -- kissels, grahams, overlands.e always used to say, "i don't want to meet myself on the road." >> it's a great hobby. keeps you out of the beer joints. >> do you have your foot on the brake, teacher? just in case? >> i haven't jumped out yet. >> these heirs hit a fork in the road... >> so that is a point of contention. do you donate cars here? do you have an auction? >> it's really tough to get every sibling on the same page. >> yeah, i'd say we're no different. >> ...until they hear an emotional voice from the past. >> when we go by his gravesite, he's probably on high spin mode up there. >> it's just money. can't take it with you. >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm cruising through boone county, iowa, smack dab in the middle of corn country. i'm here to meet the heirs of a man who left behind dozens and dozens of "orphans." orphan cars, that is. so, what's an orphan car? you're about to find out. >> my name is jerry quam. my father, grant quam, liked to collect orphan cars, which are cars that were manufactured by

that overland mail travels mighty slow. randall could be tried, convicted and swinging from a tree before it got here. carole: i wish it had been you, barney. i wish it had been you instead of steve. so since you're not interested in helping your friend to a long and happy life-- how can i help him? pull out of the campaign. what are you talking about? all you have to do, ned, is take your name off that b ballo you do it tonight, and i'll change that murder charge to self-defense. the dedicated statesman, aren't you, mr. mayor? you'd bribe, blackmail, even put a bullet in your brother's back, just to get elected. well, you got your ways, i got mine. suppose, just suppose, think it over. barney, wait. i want to see josh first. why? for all i know, you may have kilild him the way you killed your brother. come on. ned, please. you were right, ned. i should've got out of town. i'd like to talk to him alone. ( door closes ) ( lock rattles ) listen, you're gonna be mayor of this town in two days, now you hear me? we can't be sure

the overland trail went through bean porridge hot and bean porridge cold and south of button, button, who's got the sardines. - yeah, yeah, i got it. folks don't want their onions with their -- bud! you do a lot of wool gathering, boy. you sure you want to work in this market? - oh yes, sir, i was just looking around, getting acquainted with the place. - then you best get acquainted with how to pack groceries if you're -- - basket boy, number seven please. - there you go, number seven, over there. - number seven! well, that's -- - but customers are waiting! mber seven. (audience laughs) - i got here as soon as i could. mr. wetzler was showing me how to pack stuff. - [marian] all right, we'll see how well you learned it. here's your job, good luck. the first hour all right. that's always the worst. you did just fine. - [bud] thanks. - 18, 22, 78, that's 2.17. 2.17, three, four, and five, thank you. - thank you. - here you are, ma'am. - thank you, sir. (audience laughs) - well, i'll say this, marian's a looker. - she's at least 20. - bud, i want you to come with me, young man. - what di

the panthers defended their 5 a- team title outscoring overland. first in vault as well as winning the all-round uneven bars. >> i was trying do it more for the team and then myself. when i won, i was like, oh, that's cool. it's like the icing on the cake. >> in the 4a competition green mountains' camomile won the individual floor. second place team finisher alley trimble nailed her routine, stuck the landing a 4a beam individual championship. on the uneven bars green mountain strikes again. emily graham the third place all-around finisher won the event. later this morning our brackets for 3, 4, and 5a classifications. senior night for valley christian. valor had a 7-0 lead after the first quarter. then check this out, davis leads two defenders and the make it 14-0 in the second. couldn't convert on the opportunities. a few missed interceptions and then a fumble almost recovered. given right back to the eagles. those issues plagued the trojans all night and valor capitalized on the mistake. valor gets the shutout to end the season 45-0. >>> number

according to the "globe," 28-year-old eric overland turned himself in to police on saturday one day after this alleged assault and battery. this all started when two officers were investigating some investigators say one of the officers approached the car. that's when the suspect threw a needle on the floor, put the car in reverse, and then struck the officer. he was dragged roughly 15 feet, but he's said to be recovering. >> sarah: breaking overnight, twitter is back online after a brief outage. the social media site was down for several minutes earlier this morning in the u.s., japan and parts of europe. it comes after wikileaks reported a cyber attack on its e- there's no word yet on why the outage happened. >> christa: breaking overnight, a suspect in custody after a shooting that left a georgia deputy dead and another injured. officials say two officers were responding to a call about a dispute at a home. that's when the suspect opened fire. one officer was killed. the other is in critical condition this morning. >> sarah: new this morning, several people are injured after an earthqu

like so many emigrants before him who had traveled overland or around the horn to reach the land of goldenreams, london recognized the special meaning and opportunity of california. his dream was to create a ranch that would operate according to modern ecological principles. he believed his ranch would be a socialist model that would benefit people, and he determined to establish a part of the ranch as a respite where labor-worn workers from oakland and other cities could come for healthful rest and recovery from the city-bred evils of their lives. in 1911, he decided to launch a three-month journey north, north from sonoma. driving a four-horse wagon so he and his wife could see the wonders of the land. the four horses trip, as it became known, from june 12th to september 5th, and covering 1500 miles, took them to roseberg, oregon, and back. he declared, quote, i have written "the call of the wild" which some of my friends refer to as my best seller, but the thing nearest my heart is the call of the north, of norern california. the natural god-made paradise which equals only the paradise

. >> he liked to buy unique cars -- kissels, grahams, overlands.s you out of the beer joints. >> do you have your foot on the brake, teacher? just in case? >> i haven't jumped out yet. >> these heirs hit a fork in the road... >> so that is a point of contention. do you donate cars here? do you have an auction? >> it's really tough to get every sibling on the same page. >> yeah, i'd say we're no different. >> ...until they hear an emotional voice from the past. >> when we go by his gravesite, he's probably on high spin mode up there. >> it's just money. can't take it with you.

traveled thousands of kilometers overland so we get these massive mudslidesof mud and interspersed withriods of drought. this is why we are seeing tropical disease, transportation revolution has a lot to do about that. changing zynga yesterday -- changing zynga -- zika disease. zikanant women getting every day. you did reporting on the connection between this and political instability showing how the scientists have connected the doubts with the drought in the eastern -- have connected the dots with the drought in the mediterranean. that was really the single most important cause of the gates of hell opening up and syria. by the way, we have a persistent confusion between linear cause and effect and systemic cause and effect. you cannot say there is one cause, one effect. in a complex system, it manifests a lot of consequences. all of the consequences. still inews is, we are a reckless way proceeding. people do know the answer to the first question is yes. the second question is, can we change? the hopeful news is the answer to that question is now very clear in very persuasive. saw wit