he had left him back at the newspaper in raleigh as kind of part of his apprenticeship. well, it turns out that the son and the brother-in-law, the son's uncle, did not get along very well and there was a lot of trouble there. well, this put daniels and his wife, who was the sister of the brother-in-law in charge back in raleigh, it put them in conflict. and so the mother, daniels' wife, chose her son over her brother and basically told josephus to get rid of my brother. so they ship him off. josephus arranges for him to become a newspaper man at a newspaper in texas. there was some personal scandal involved which i'm just going to leave it at that because this is a public show. and i hope i have wetted your appetite to buy the book to read the scandalous parts of the biography. basically he did not stop running. he tried but he just wasn't well suited to do it in terms of opinion he couldn't give up that control. and then he kept getting dragged back in because of the managerial issues with his family. >> in your research did you happen to find out why daniels did not t

he had left him back at the newspaper in raleigh as kind of part of his apprenticeship.well, it turns out that the son and the brother-in-law, the son's uncle, did not get along very well and there was a lot of trouble there. well, this put daniels and his wife, who was the sister of the brother-in-law in charge back in raleigh, it put them in conflict. and so the mother, daniels' wife, chose her son over her brother and basically told josephus to get rid of my brother. so they ship him off. josephus arranges for him to become a newspaper man at a newspaper in texas. there was some personal scandal involved which i'm just going to leave it at that because this is a public show. and i hope i have wetted your appetite to buy the book to read the scandalous parts of the biography. basically he did not stop running. he tried but he just wasn't well suited to do it in terms of opinion he couldn't give up that control. and then he kept getting dragged back in because of the managerial issues with his family. >> in your research did you happen to find out why daniels did not ta

distinguished professor and head of the department of economics at north carolina state university in raleigh. dr. craig is a graduate of ball state university and completed his m.a. and ph.d. work at indiana. 1989 he won the allen nevins prize for the best ph.d. dissertation in economic history. since that time, has been ubiquitous in his efforts, publishing essays, supervising dissertations and present being academic papers. he is the author of 24 articles and essays, mostly economic histories, and population studies. his most recent book is josephus daniels, his life and times published by university of north carolina press. this biography examines the life of josephus daniels, 41st secretary of the navy who held office between 1913 and 1941. daniel's decisions helped prepare the u.s. navy for its eventually involvement in world war i. and his talk today entitled josephus daniels in world war i will share the research from his most recent book. please join me in welcoming dr. lee craig. >> well, as -- as dr. orr informs you during the introduction, i am a college professor, and we are sche

nonviolence resistance workshops and to leadership along with diane nash in the nashville sit-ins, to raleigh where he became the first chair of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, and to the mississippi movement and the work of the mississippi freedom democratic party. during those years, marion not only steeped himself in nonviolent resistance but in active, strategic organization. what marion learned about organizing in the deep south held him in good stead for the rest of his life. he brought community organizing to the district of columbia and organized his way into the leadership of this city. a man can choose to escape and forget childhood poverty and merely reminisce about his early years in the movement. instead, marion joined his childhood poverty with his life-changing years in the civil rights movement to form his own worldview. whatever else you may take for marion barry's life, we must recognize the roots that shaped him. today, we rejoice that the civil rights movement brought him to the next, or is it the last, frontier for civil rights. people will choose their own

officer raleigh, when he arrived, he took on the role of being by my side.e knew i've been hit, and i can't say enough about him and what he does because me being on the ground and seeing all that blood, i knew i was going to die. >> i'm with you, okay? >> sergeant kellermann is losing a lot of blood and fears losing his life, but somehow has the presence of mind to call his wife. >> i can talk about this whole, event and it's talking about my wife that gets to me. i remember dialing her number, and thinking, god, i hope she answers. she answered, i remember saying, baby, i've been shot. i don't know if i'm going to make it. i love you, okay? >> though sergeant kellerman is lucky to be alive, the bullet wound results in the loss of his right eye. >> it wasn't as bad as i thought. i mean -- of course, i lost my vision. but it wasn't as bad as it could have been. months later, sergeant kellerman and his colleagues return to the bakery parking lot. and they explain what we didn't see on dash cam. >> but i took down a stance basically right here behind my car. m

melissa from o to raleigh, north carolina.r: maybe i should confess that i worked in the same retired as fore i dallas. guest: melissa, how are you? caller: i watched when she did. he's getting a bad rap here. he never paid anyone to go to washington. i was one of those people that read that health care bill, and was s really sad about what in it. i said at the time to dallas, nobody who voted for that would understand it. that e do not understand it is -- in the first 30 pages it says that according to this blog, and this regulation -- there is not one democrat who voted for it that understood what they were reading. guest: i do not believe that is true. i think that principles of healthcare reform are fairly simple. we went to get rid of discrimination on pre-existing conditions. we expanded the ability for people to get health insurance by eliminating gender discrimination. i do not think it is a complicated. no matter what politics are -- a divided country -- if anything the president does gets above 50%, i would be surpri

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after greensboro four sitting in the student uprising, raleigh north carolina, the public library ine is certain and death is uncertain. fact is death is certain and life is uncertain. sometimes death comes suddenly but always certain as marion and i walked through our journey together radio station two weeks ago and after his passing i kept thinking about a baseball analogy. the baseball game nine innings for a regular game, there are hits and errors usually played in the hot sun. nine innings packed with trauma and sometimes drama. in the big leagues it's always against stiff competition. with the struggles he faced all of his life the u.s. congress and the white house to change laws and ancient habits of oppression, that's big leagues of politics. the game is so tough if you get three hits out of ten at-bats, it's enough to take you to the hall of fame. babe ruth and reggie jackson were two of the greatest home run hitters and yet they struck out a lot. whenever they came to the plate there was always expectations in the air. you hit some strike out some, you catch some balls and

melissa from o to raleigh, north carolina.aybe i should confess that i worked in the same retired as fore i dallas. guest: melissa, how are you? caller: i watched when she did. he's getting a bad rap here. he never paid anyone to go to washington. i was one of those people that read that health care bill, and was s really sad about what in it. i said at the time to dallas, nobody who voted for that would understand it. that e do not understand it is -- in the first 30 pages it says that according to this blog, and this regulation -- there is not one democrat who voted for it that understood what they were reading. guest: i do not believe that is true. i think that principles of healthcare reform are fairly simple. we went to get rid of discrimination on pre-existing conditions. we expanded the ability for people to get health insurance by eliminating gender discrimination. i do not think it is a complicated. no matter what politics are -- a divided country -- if anything the president does gets above 50%, i would be surprised.

. >> let's go to joy in raleigh, north carolina. >> hey, somebody's from down south. >> are you right from down south. >> oh gosh, mom. >> and i'm your mother. and i disagree that all families are like ours. i don't know many families that are fighting at thanksgiving. >> is this really your mother. >> this is my mom. >> i was very glad that this thanksgiving was a year that you two were supposed to go to your in-laws an i was -- and i'm hoping will you have some of this out of your system when you come here for christmas. >> ifill: is it so unusual to have a family that fights over politics during the holidays? we decided to ask a few people in a heavily political area, just outside of washington. >> i'm one of those people. we just don't discuss it. i'm on one end and my brother is on the other end and we just do not discuss it, period. >> it is the holidays, no matter if it is christmas, hanukkah, kwanza, it's time for family and everybody put thing as side and worry about what, who we are. family. >> just remember they are your family, you don't have to agree with them. >> i think

. >> let's go to joy in raleigh, north carolina. >> hey, somebody from down south. >> you are right,ry glad that this thanksgiving was a year that you two were supposed to go to your inlaws and i'm hoping will you have some of this out of your system when you come here for christmas. >> you better listen to mom. in australia, they pull off something very cool. the first air-to-ground high five. check it out. it happened in the french alps right there. nathan jones flying around the hills before smashing through that giant pan. very cool. scramble politics is next. introducing the citi® double cash card. it lets you earn cash back twice, once when you buy and again as you pay. it's cash back. then cash back again. and that's a cash back win-win . the citi double cash card. the only card that lets you earn cash back twice on every purchase with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. with two ways to earn, it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love i

. >> i'm coming here from raleigh, north carolina. the first time at the ball. i'm super excited. >> reporter: an estimated one billion people around the globe will watch times square. organizers here expect around a million people to gather to see it in person. while police say that there are no specific threats against that new year's celebration, security will remain high. the crowds in times square will go through screening. barricades arrive by the truckload and bomb sniffing dogs are on patrol. here at the joint operation center the nypd joins state and federal agencies to monitor hundreds of live cameras for any sign of trouble. >> thousands of new york city police officers will be deployed around the city and in times square making sure people celebrating the new year will be safe. cbs news, new york. >> the icy highway near california would leave many motorists stranded. and they used the snow cats. that's how bad it was to rescue dozens that were stranded to go under 19 degrees tonight in that area. snow accumulations will be 6 to 12 inches possible an

he owned "the raleigh news and observer," and the short answer to how he became secretary of the navy is politics. the longer answer is that he had been an important player at the national level for the democratic party. he had been a member of the democratic national committee for 20 years. more specifically he had played an important role in helping wilson get nominated and then also in helping wilson get elected. and so wilson came to see daniels not only as an important political figure but also as a valuable personal aide, and he wanted him in the cabinet, and in anticipation of there not being a war, you know, it was 1913, who would have anticipated that the country was going to go to war, he really just wanted daniels to be a political adviser, and that's how daniels ended up in the secretary of the navy's position. he had no military experience, no naval experience. as near as i can tell, the only time he was ever on a ship was when he took a ferry for vacation to the outer banks of appointment. >> and what was the state of the navy that secretary daniels took >> well, the nav

. >> let's go to joy in raleigh, north carolina.south. >> oh, god, it's mom. >> and i'm your mother. i disagree that our families, all families are like ours. i don't know many families that are fighting at thanksgiving. i was very glad that this thanksgiving was the year you two were supposed to go to your inlaws and i'm hoping you'll have some of this out of your system when you come here for christmas. >> this was not planned. she called in on a normal line. but sentence you did call in, mrs. woodhouse, what is it like to raise these two boys? >> well, it hasn't been easy. i hope that they just kind of get this out of their system today on your program. >> i love that, joy woodhousing come here, mmmwah. i think you are a the best. are you really funny. that was good, guys, wasn't that good? yeah, calling in, it's mom. oh, god. anyway, joy went on to say she loves politics and is a registered democrat. obviously, she likes brad better than dallas, just saying. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is defending his love for the da

mckyle lee is from the is raleigh human rights group. said the investigative process is flawed. >> in the previous round of h t hostilities during or after operation kasled, 4 six military were open and 3 led to actual charges being brought and very minor ones at that. so, i mean the fact that military police investigations have opened bears no indication or makes no contributions to real accountability. mechanisms which we have criticized because these investigations. bent look at the most important problems and aspects of operation protective edge, issues of policy, issues of decisions of a much higher political and military evchelon >> itt authorities say they have identified the bodies of 1 of 43 missing students. his body was among the charred remains found near a garbage dump last month. more from mexico city. >> the positive identification of one of the 43 missing students is unlikely to ease or to satisfy the friends and relatives. a march through the next co city, they said that they refused to consider them dead and that they w

let's go to joy in raleigh, north carolina. >> hey, somebody from down south. >> you're right i'm from. >> oh, god, it's mom. >> and i am your mother. i was very glad that this thanksgiving was a year that you two were supposed to go to your in-laws, and i was hoping -- and i'm hoping you'll have some of this out of your system when you come here for christmas. >> you got to love that. >>>? australia, a winged suit flier pulls off something so cool, the would's first air-to-ground high five. nathan jones flew around the hills before smashing through the giant hand. >>> wow. time to get down to business >> you want something other than fries? mcdonald's in japan is limiting the number of french fries due to a shortage from a labor disruption japan's fries mostly imported from america. >>> wall street looking to bounce back. the dow is down about 900 points, is closing at record highs on december 6th. >>> sprint is facing a $100 million fine. they allegedly charged cell phone customers for services they didn't want such as text message alerts and horoscopes. >>> it's pretty gross. what f

even raleigh. that's something to say for this time of year. can see the cold out through the northern plains. that will get here in a couple days. in the wake of this front it stays mild even on wednesday. winds will be gusting to 30 miles an hour but we'll see the sun and temperatures will be around 50. then the colder air will finally move in. it's a day late but that's okay. more sun for thursday, mostly sunny highs in the 40's. staying chilly for friday but at least it stays sunny. wednesday temperatures in the 50's, westerly winds will gust to about 30 miles an hour. then finally relax after the sun sets. as we look ahead after that, all eyes will be on this, a developing area of low pressure, a coastal storm that could bring a little wet snow to the north and west, a little rain south and east of philadelphia saturday night into sunday. that would be the best time period if this comes to fruition. another model will come in overnight and of course kate fehlinger will have the very latest tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30 on cbs3 and the

but right now it's warmer in philadelphia than it is in raleigh and atlanta and birmingham only 38 therewe are going to be seeing some warming temperatures again tomorrow. before the cold out west settles in. once the cold moves in over the weekend, it's going to stick around while. so we dry the air out overnight. temperatures still in the 50's with windy conditions wednesday and wednesday afternoon. cold air filters in on thursday. a day late but we have a good deal of sunshine and that will be the bonus from these colder temperatures. friday looking at partly sunny skies highs again in the 40s. so looking pretty good. so for your wednesday here's what we expect those winds picking up gusting to their miles an hour by the afternoon. temperatures will be in the 50s. it will be sunny and of course those winds relaxing after sunset. after we get through the next couple of days of cooler and sunny weather, we'll watch a developing area of low pressure that could bring a chance of snow according to our european models saturday night into sunday morning. have to watch the track of this a new

distinguished professor and head of the department of economics at north carolina state university in raleigh. dr. craig is a graduate of ball state university and completed his m.a. and ph.d. work at indiana. 1989 he won the allen nervens prize for the best ph.d. dissertation in economic history. since that time, has been ubiquitous in his efforts, publishing essays, supervising dissertations and present being academic papers. he is the author of 24 articles and essays, mostly economic histories, and population studies. his most recent book is josephus daniels, his life and times published by university of north carolina press.

you might raleigh brought up the fact that racism is a live and well with alveda king, the differencenot every black, who i see a as i pass by at nig, does not protest violently. i think that guy recognized you, and wanted to give a star a ride. jay, former taxi cab driver, neil, i'm black, late at night, i'm going to be extra leary of picking up a black guy, especially if i am in a black neighborhood, sorry, it is not personal, it is just. >> that mean that call cab drivers are raceist. look at fbi statistics, almost 50% of violent crimes are perpetrateed in america by blacks but they are only 13% of the population, and only a small number of that population are criminal. fear create by all black criminals punishes all blacks, not always races. and you are the rudest anchor i have seen in a long time, look at your interview with martin luther king a niece, you interrupted her, we talked with jean. cavuto, would it kill you to pipe you no now and then with k, i know you are charmed by her but you sat there like a clueless prompteer dependant dope. miss king is the voice of reason, lon

wo university in raleigh. dr. craig is a graduate of ball state university and completed t his m.a. and ph.d. work at indiana.tation i 1989 he won the allen nevins e t prize for the best ph.d. dissertation in economic history. since that time, has been ubiquitous in his efforts, publishing essays, supervising dissertations and present being academic papers. he is the author of 24 articlesc and essays, mostly economic histories, and population studies. is his most recent book is josephua daniels, his life and times of published by university of north carolina press.aphy this biography examines the life of josephus daniels, 41st us secretary of the navy who held office between 1913 and 1941. ny daniel's decisions helped en prepare the u.s. navy for its eventually involvement in world

on the flip side of the front, 43 in philadelphia, 53 in raleigh.his front will charge east, cold air will make its way in here tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow is relatively mild compared to averages. it is another day in the mid to upper 40s. we get into monday evening and tuesday when the colder air starts to blast on through. the frontal system will sweep through monday night the tuesday is when you start to notice the change in temperatures. highs in the 30s tuesday wednesday and thursday, future tracker 6 in the meantime, later this afternoon you'll see more activity than what the model is showing. you'll see scattered showers by 5:30 widespread activities should develop across south jersey and delaware, that will persist in the overnight hours. this will push south with the passage of the fronts and skies will open up. we'll see sunshine by monday afternoon. that will allow the temperatures to get back into the upper 40s which is cooler than yesterday and today but it is above average. showers possible today 53 degrees wind out of the west/northw

completely out of here, meantime we look at the difference in the temperatures, very stark contrast from raleighnashville, even atlanta here, where you can tell the front already crossed through, skies have cleared in the spots, but the blue contour do not lie. cold air has also gun to set until. meanwhile, future weather, i want to take you through, that really the next two hours, if, that before we're pretty much done with this storm, 8:00 a.m., maybe still showers across new jersey, 9:00 a.m., skies are clearing, may even have some sunshine by that point through berks, lancaster county, up through the lehigh vale. we keep the wind around, skies clearing nicely. i have to hands it to our eye weather watchers, full force, out delivering the updates, the observations for us, we love you for it, merry christmas, newark delaware, sending sending in ooh degrees, tuckerton nice and mild, 54 from tim mitchell. we continue to see similar scene aeros across the board. skiing today or through the upcoming weaken you have some pretty decent weather overall here specially friday and saturday, looking like

current temperatures in the 40's for places like new york city and in the 30's across atlanta raleigh into parts of the great lakes. we are going to see much cooler air moving into the united states, though, as we head into early next week. this is coming up on monday. looking at highs in the single digits in places like far go and billing. the colder air continueses to move southward and eastward. in places like chicago and buffalo in new york city your highs are only going to be in the 30's. am again cooling down and feeling a lot more like winter out there as we head into early next week. before that we have a storm system into the rockies. >> the time now 38 after the hour. a joint in one hand a gun in the other. the plan to get pot smokers gun licenses. more money in 2015 how profroze could change your bottom line. >> carrying around a loaded gun activists working to get a new measure that would allow marijuana users to obtain concealed gun permits. >> fast food fans in japan can breathe a sigh of relief. their large mcdonalds fridays are coming back. they could only sell a small

temperatures into the teens in the morning hours and we will be in the 20's as far south in places likes raleigh not only thursday morning winter weather will be possible across the rockies and spilling over parts of texas oklahoma and texas. couple inches of snowfall accumulations possible. wintery mix as well. >> thanks maria. >> the time now is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up deer in lights. >> you must stay in this position. >> terrifying moments inside a packed plane. the nonstandard landing that is finally made. >> a triumphant trio what did president obama hillary clinton and vladimir clinton have in common? >> that's interesting. >> how to trick your kids into an early bedtime this new year's eve. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. >> terrifying moments mid air when passengers aboard a plane see this outside of their window. check it out. plu

raleigh police have not yet recovered the body of the boy ropt reported missing yesterday afternoon andhey're not saying how the murder may have occurred. a neighbor says the heartbreaking situation especially at christmas. >> it's a time to rejoice and enjoy family and for something like this to happen, on christmas eve, christmas day, it's just ruining that. >> police told the family car -- towed the family caraway from the scene and are not telling what trol played in the case. >>> the timber crashed down 400 block of eyesian avenue st. daivdz and the tree took down power lines knocking out electrically and closing the road. though the property was damaged fortunately no one was hurt. >> time for an update on that accuweather forecast. chris has been keeping an ion the temperatures. boy was it warm this christmas morning. >> unusually warm. this is almost the third time in half a century we climbed to the 60s on christmas day. yesterday, 64. that tide report record. 65 this morning and numbers pulled back as the cold front pulled through. look how this holiday compares to others this

traveling the only hiccup would be to the south across the southeastern part of the united states from raleighough atlanta riding allong interstate i-95 through jacksonville, there will be wet weather down there. everybody else it's quiet, especially up across the high plains it's cold. 16 in bismarck. 32 in omaha. 32 in wichita. 29 in chicago, 50 in new orleans and 45 in dallas. looking at the next couple of days the way the weather will play out here, surface maps shows this huge area of what we call a frontal boundary to the south this is an area where the winds tend to collide or run into each other. that forces it to lift. we'll see rain down here to the south. sunday, the moisture pushes farther to the south as the high takes over. monday the high retreats and allows the frontal boundary to come back to the north and bring milder weather. temperatures by monday, upper 40 os, low 50s. tuesday, mid 50s and christmas eve close to 50 degrees, this is the european model the way you look at this i, the winds run parallel to the green line. sunday and monday, you can see how the temperatures st

. >> i'm going to join in raleigh, north carolina. >> hey, somebody from down south. >> you're rightown south. >> oh god, it's mom. >> and i'm your mother. i disagree that all families are like ours. i don't know many families that are fighting at thanksgiving. and i'm hoping you'll have some of this out of your system when you come here for christmas. >> i love her. the family was promoting their new documentary wood house divided. those brothers will join us live coming up on "fox & friends." >> one catholic priest taking the service out of his service. in naples, italy, father madonna got so tired being interrupted by phone calls and text services he installed a jam. he got in touch with police and installed a $60,000 device. >> there are a lot of people who would like to have devices like that. >> six minutes till the top of the hour. a first amendment right. one town trying to block its employees and even volunteers from saying anything bad on social media. your e-mails pouring in. >> not so patriotic words. why tom brady is in trouble with the f.c.c. >> it is two minutes till t

charlotte, raleigh, north carolina, are a couple of other hot spots.olumbus, ohio is another place, where all of those are over 35% for some of the biggest of these institutional investors. >> so what does that present for the normal home buyer? are these markets of opportunity or markets in which you should be careful, because you might see a dip in prices when these investors begin to sell? >> yeah, i think these are markets you want to be watching out for. if you are an investor going into these markets, you don't want to get too excited about home price appreciation going up as fast as it has. if you are a homeowner, maybe now is a good time for you, if you are thinking about moving, it might be a good time to beat the institutional investors to the punch and sell. and if you are a home buyer -- >> wait a while. >> i would say wait it out. >> let me ask you this, is there any sense that you have of the strategy that these institutional investors may have to start unloading homes. i mean obviously these are big companies, they would rather -- while

. >> joy of raleigh, north carolina. >> hey!y from down south. >> you're right i'm from down south. >> oh god it's mom. >> and i'm your mother. i'm hoping you have this out of your system when you come here for christmas. >> joyce woodhouse is a viral sensation. now you can keep up with her all the time. brad and dallas wood house's mother joint twitter. she is mama wood house. the woodhouses joined "fox & friends" on wednesday where mama called in again. >> joining us right now, fellows, your mother is on the line right now from down south. >> mom again? >> joyce, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> the political pundits from both sides of the aisle have a documentary coming out called "woodhouse divided." >> the time is about six minutes tull the top of the hour. coming up, a by key in -- a bikina ban nabooty contest. woman: for soft beautiful feet, i have a professional secret: amopé and its premium foot care line. the new amopé pedi perfect foot file gives you soft beautiful feet effortlessly. its microlumina rotating h

they're both down in raleigh, which is their mother's hometown.uys. >> good morning. >> you ready for christmas? >> we're ready. >> good. before you go and celebrate christmas, we want you to do a little family feuding here over, because you're on opposite sides of the political spectrum. brad, you are the democrat here. who is the biggest political loser of 2014? >> i think it's chris christie without a doubt. he came in to 2014 as the leading presidential contender on the republican side. he's leading 2014, going moo 2015 at the middle of the pack and falling. he's got bridgegate. he's had credit downgrade, he has budget problems in new jersey and his temperment, the famous sit down and shut up is not going to play well in a republican primary. so from going first to the pack to middle of the pack and down, chris christie is my loser. >> dallas, your reaction? >> ask the new republican governor of maryland if he thinks chris christie is a political loser and the large amount of republican governors elected across the country. >> i'm talking abou

nonviolent resistance workshop, and leadership along with diane nash in the nashville city ends, to raleigh where he became the first chair of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, into the mississippi movement and the work of the mississippi freedom democratic party. during those years marion not only steeped himself and nonviolence resistance, but in active strategic organizations. what marion learned about organizing in the deep south help them in good stead for the rest of his life. he brought community organizing to the district of columbia, and organized his way into the leadership of this city. a man can choose to escape and forget childhood poverty, and merely reminisce about his early years in the movement. instead, marion join his childhood poverty with his life-changing years in the civil rights movement to form his own worldview. whatever else you may take from marion barry's life, we must recognize the roots that shaped him. today we rejoice that the civil rights movement brought him to the next, or is it the last, frontier for civil rights. people will choose their ow

you have to look at what's going on all around it host: denise from raleigh, north carolina with victoria stilwell of bloomberg news. caller: good morning. i have a comment and a question. caller: i recently retired. i stayed so long because the attitude of the new people coming into the workforce they don't have that attitude today of being a team player. would you please help out here? >> not my job. i wasn't hired to do that. now, companies look at this, and they are not going to increase your pay if you are not willing to be a team player and not only take on your responsibility but the responsibility of someone else if they are absent, and my question to the young lady: what can be done that young people today coming out of college or coming out of high school looking for it employment, what is the remedy for training and the mentality that when they come in to the workforce, they are coming in to the workforce to work, to make that company a better place and to be productive host: denise, thank you for the call. guest: i hate to generalize all young workers because we have a lot tha

and 50s it's 55 atlanta and raleigh north car line aand you look north and west colder air lurking, 15n bismarck, 32 in chicago. there's a division of colder air to the norm and west and warmer air to the east. and where you have the division you are more than likely going to find unsettled weather and we're tracking a cold front moving on through. satellite 6 and action radar hows us the moisture overhead. there's not a lot of precipitation associated with it. but this will work its way east ward as we get into the second half of the weekend and with that we do have some minor wet changes on the way. and here's a call from accuweather as we get into sunday. mostly cloudy. we're tracking that light rain. there could be showers north and west early and then transitioning over to the 95 corridor as we get into the afternoon hours. on and off throughout the day. otherwise temperatures still 3450eu8d mild. upper 40s. or 50s. coming up in the next half hour a closer look at the moisture on the way and time it out with future tracker 6 and let you know at least what the early skawl for begin

distinguished professor and head of the department of economics at north carolina state university in raleigh. dr. craig is a graduate of ball state university and completed his m.a. and ph.d. work at indiana. 1989 he won the allen nervens prize for the best ph.d. dissertation in economic history. since that time, has been ubiquitous in his efforts, publishing essays, supervising dissertations and present being academic papers. he is the author of 24 articles and essays, mostly economic histories, and population studies. his most recent book is josephus daniels, his life and times published by university of north carolina press. this biography examines the life of josephus daniels, 41st secretary of the navy who held office between 1913 and 1941. daniel's decisions helped prepare the u.s. navy for its eventually involvement in world war i. and his talk today entitled josephus daniels in world war i will share the research from his most recent book. please join me in welcoming dr. lee craig. >> well, as -- as dr. orr informs you during the introduction, i am a college professor, and we are sch

raleigh police have yet to recover body of toddler is missing. and a neighbor is heartbroken about this. >> we have time to -- at a time to rejoice and enjoy family and for something like this to happen christmas eve christmas day, it ruins that. >> police towed away family car from the scene. but would not say what role it it it played in the case. >> a dog was taking a tumble and lives to tell the tale. sam a boston terrier tumbled off a balcony christmas day. his owner found him paddling in a hot tub below. suffered five broken ribs ribs and fracture through the process. he got outside through a cracked door. >> his eyesight is blurred and wept around to the balcony next door and couldn't get back. >> sam is now recovering at animal hospital. he will be fine. his owner says survival is nothing short of a christmas miracle. >> apple may look to offer iphone s not as large as iphone 6. candice gibson has tech bites. >> in today's "tech bytes" one an lest says a new iphone would be released next year with a smaller phone and smaller price tag. so

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