along with john randolph bolling's daybook. we have a great understanding of their day-to-day activities in the years that wilson lived here in this house. gave a few press interviews from the house. but, again, when he moved in, he really wanted to not use his status as a former president as a means of influencing anyone. he actually told a reporter that he wanted to teach former presidents on how to behave. that was oiz his whole aspect of how he no longer wished to influence policy. but he did still have opinions. he gave from this room a radio address, it was the first remote, nonstudio broadcast ever given in the nation here on the anniversary of armistice day in 1923. where wilson was still fighting for our participation in his league of nations. >> woodrow wilson became president in 1913. war erupted in europe a year later. america entered in 1917. when the war was won, wilson sailed for france to receive their heartfelt welcome. at the peace conference, he worked tirelessly to weld the covenant of the league of nations

street store quite a bit different from 1926 store that used to stand right here at the corner of randolph state you can get pampered at the nail bar pick-up a $500 bottle of wine if you just won the lottery pick up australian share for a special occasion a sandwich to go even get sushi here. at this black ships for all of this is geared for more of the upscale crowd but late hours to accommodate theatergoers at tourists that come visit chicago's famous peachtree. walgreen's trying to tailor each sport to the surrounding community a strategy that has helped train reached edible sales of over $60 billion. reached annual sales over $60 billion >> a lot of business opportunity >> certainly and the evolution of their drug store in this store tailored to the needs of this community but other stores a lot of publicity first lady michelle obama coming to chicago ribbon cutting of the health and daily living stores on the south side of chicago in so-called food deserts' in the new strategy by the drug store chain it tried to tell each and every store to the surrounding communities. that should be

i'm nadia randolph. >> in "consumer alert" the price of a stamp is going up again. the increase will be for postcard from 3 cents to 32 cents and letters to mexico will go from 5 cents to 85 cents. they are equal in value' current first class male one-ounce -- mail one-ounce rate. >> a piracy law decried by critics who feared free speech was under attack on the web. here's brian mooar. >> congress is backing away from a controversial attempt to curb online piracy. it started as an effort to stop the rampant theft of movies, songs, and other copyrighted artwork. >> this proposal while well meaning has some difficulties. >> the anti-piracy bill looked like a sure thing but house and senate support crumbled after wick peedia, google, and online giants blocked out their web page and mobilized an army of di ssenters. >> we had 5,000 people a minnow posing the legislation. about 3.9 million tweets. >> they were looking for a tool to fight overseas lawbreakers. >> obviously this is a loss, there is no way to describe that, but the problem does not go away. even the most se

and then we have msnbc contributor, maria kumar returning to "up," and john randolph, host of underground railroad here in new york, and you can find him online where jay has a bunch of video commentaries that you check out, and it's some of the most insightful things you can find on the internet. >>> the republican candidates met last night for the first televised debate in 2012. although mitt romney did not say much, he may have walked away a stronger candidate when he arrived because the five men standing between him and the presidency attacked each other. one of the most interesting exchanges was ron paul and rick santorum. here is ron paul pointing out rick santorum's spending record. >> what really counts is his record. he's a big government and big spending individual, because he preached the fact that he wanted to balance the budget but raised the debt to five times. he voted along with no child left behind to double the size of the department of education, and he also voted to -- for a prescription drug program. he's a big government person. >> ron, i am a conservative and not a

nordic randolph, nor did gary. that was the issue. of those who the federal is called anti-federalists, some were opposed, but the greater part of the critics of the constitution simply, they said were in a big mess. this is the step forward, but it needs to be fixed. there are places which are ambiguous. i invite you to go home and read the constitution and to pretend you are an american who first encounters it on september 20 or something, 1787, and read it and save what did those guys duke? and see if you find everything perfectly clear. they said the constitution should be perfectly clear. there shall be no more than one representative for every 30,000 i don't know, maybe you have a bit more intuitive sense of mathematics to me. i had to figure hardware that meant. it meant you could make it worse but not better basically. why doesn't it say there shall be one for every 30,000 until the house of representatives gets to an untenable size? know, there were no changes, but the issue was should it be changed first, and most people tho

. >> scott randolph is serving a one-year sentence for parole violation. >> you have some officers that are really willing to help you. they really -- they don't care, you know, what crime you did. they'll treat you here. you've been sentenced. you're doing your time. you stay out of their way, they'll stay out of your way. then there are officers they they make their day on giving you a hard time, like the sentence the judge imposed wasn't severe enough. but a lot of them on the way out the door, "see you next time you come back. thanks for coming back. thanks for putting my kids through college. thanks for, whatever, the job security." whatever, on and on and on. >> tell them to get ready for chow. >> you treat them like you want to be treated. treat them like men. you respect them, and by the same token you have to set your goals, you got to set your rules and you got to follow d.o.c. rules. >> correctional officer cesar molina, a 12-year veteran police officer, has been on the job at rikers for one year. >> the inmates can be good. very good right now. but they're inmates. and you n

. >>> number two, anti randolph probably felt like this playing for don nelson, raptors beat the wolfs>>> and the number one play, cricket in new zealand. big in the field. look at this this is like -- the willie mays catch. vick wards's, incredible. >> a sticky --. >> it was. willie mays -- in cricket. >> really? >> yeah. >> i thought it was pretty good. do you feel that was justified as the number one play of the night? >> not enough sports if you have to see cricket. >> i have more sports than you have rain. >> we will be right back. . >>> earl anthony, i can't remember him ever getting a s

none was more important than edmund randolph. randolph was one of only several dell bait gates in philadelphia to refuse to sign the constitution. and there's a lot of suspension around what he's going to say when he first stands up in richmond in the virginia ratification convention and what side he's going to come down on. and he says, you know, these objections to the constitution haven't changed. my principles, my positions on this haven't changed. i have my doubts, but at this point seven states have ratified the constitution -- eight states had ratified the constitution, excuse me, and i'm not going to be the ones to separate us from our sister states. and so at the end of the day there's a lot of debate, fascinating, some of the leading names in american history, patrick henry along with james monroe who decides that despite his frustrations with the current government, this constitution was too potentially dangerous. it was missing the bill of rights, he couldn't get behind it. he could get behind something that increased

this includes areas along rockville pike, seven locks road, veirs mill road, montrose road and randolph road. parking rates have jumped by a dime an hour. about 600 meters are affected. >>> there is a new ad campaign in georgia and it is targeting childhood obesity and it is getting some criticism. the ads showed chubby kids talking about their bodies. in one tv ad, a boy asks his mom why he's fat. in another, obese little girls talk about how she is bullied about her weight and how it hits her feelings. she's pictured on a billboard that says it is hard to be a little girl if you're not. they're trying to do a public good but what they're ultimately doing is really shaming and blaming both kids and ultimately parents. shame and blame doesn't work. it just makes people feel bad. >> dr. scott caan at johns hopkins says shame and blame approaches never work. what's needed to address the country's obesity problem is multi-facetted campaigns including education, marketing and price incentives. >>> a new break through could help infertile men have children. researchers in germany and israel

and look at how the american public was primed for war with spain over cuba media tycoon william randolph hearst falsely hyped up the story that the spanish sunk on american ships when in fact it's something because of a coal bunker explosion it was then that hearst told his illustrator in havana. you furnish the pictures and i'll furnish the war more than a hundred years on the phrase still found relevant but it doesn't have to be that way and some argue political solution although not popular words in the media vocabulary is better than war and death i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t. . because it stone is on the verge of a new political chapter official results show that three parties are heading into the lower house of parliament until now the president's group held all the seats but has come away with a huge majority election was brought forward off the parliament was dissolved last autumn when the photos last month's deadly clashes between police and striking oil workers were one of the reports. this elections were never expected to produce any surprises and in fa

and look at how the american public was primed for war with spain over cuba media tycoon william randolph hearst falsely hyped up the story that the spanish sunk on american ships when in fact it's something because of a coal bunker explosion it was then that hearst told his illustrator in havana. you furnish the pictures and all furnished the war more than one hundred years on the phrase still sounds relevant but it doesn't have to be that way and some argue political solution although not popular words in the media of a cabbie larry is better than war and death i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t. . a look now at some other news making headlines across the world first pakistan where the supreme court has charged the country's prime minister gilani with contempt raising the possibility of his prosecution the proceedings were initiated for failing to carry out a court order to open a corruption probe against president also the dari johnny has been told to appear in court on tuesday. while it's a rush to between rival militia groups in the libyan city of gori yeah leaving

election campaign here in russia it's where weapons that are on the front line of the battlefield randolph music is going to trial has been looking at the cutting edge tactics being used to win hard hearts and minds. boys are doesn't want is the word right is a closer look at the gray suits and ties and slogans cold out from the poor d m r the traditional election season fair but they're no longer considered politically in vogue. today's compay ning has gone online in a hot new trend in russia. with programming and bloggers making fun of the opposition portraying them in prayer outside the u.s. embassy on sundays claiming they are connected to the us state department and the opposition filming funny cartoons about politicians made out of lego. getting information out there is becoming easier all the time but the internet is a very different medium to television while on t.v. it's enough to just look into the camera like this viewer's attention not so although that too may he were police video reach millions of light it's not a lot it just. it also has to be brazen and sometimes project a w

and look at how the american public was primed for war with spain over cuba media tycoon william randolph hearst falsely hyped up the story that the spanish sunk on american ship when in fact it's something because of a cold banker explosion it was then that hearst told his illustrator in havana. you furnish the pictures and i'll furnish the war more than a hundred years on the phrase still sounds well opened but it doesn't have to be that way and some argue political solution although not popular words in the media of a cavalry is better than war and death i'm going to check on reporting from washington r.t. . but kazakhstan is heading into a new political chapter sunday's election means three parties headed to the lower house of parliament the president's group previously held all seats but has retained a huge majority international observers have praised the transparency of the vote but the o. s. c.e. mission says there were a number of violations. reports. this elections were never expected to produce any surprises and in fact they did and the biggest surprise of all was the fact that

presidential distinguished service award and several attorney general awards to include the edmond randolph award in recognition of outstanding service. as director, ms. hylton leads a key department of justice law enforcement agency responsible for federal judicial security fugitive apprehension, witness security, asset forfeiture and prisoner transportation, custody and safety. i am honored to present director stacia hylton. >> thank you, mr. president, for that welcome. i won't say that aaron kennard, while he was reading up my bio and gave up my years of service said, wow, you're old. i am particularly pleased to know the serving president is a sworn special deputy here and both at iacp. i take great privilege in our partnerships and the honor of so many that are sworn in to help us in our duties every day. i am also honored to be here today with all of you and share this with men of such great distinction. i am particularly pleased to be a keynote speaker at the winter conference since i've been a longtime member of the national sheriff's association and served on many of their committ

and look at how the american public was primed for war with spain over cuba media tycoon william randolph hearst falsely hyped up the story that the spanish sunk on american ships when in fact it's something because of a coal bunker explosion it was then that hearst told his illustrator in havana. you furnish the pictures and i'll furnish the war more than a hundred years on the phrase still sounds relevant but it doesn't have to be that way and some argue political solution although not popular words in the media vocabulary is better then war and death i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t. the era of a one party system in kazakhstan is now over after sunday's preliminary election results to all political factions are heading into the lower house of the country's parliament with the president's party still holding a majority i always see observers have claimed that the vote was a democratic but rather international monitors of praise that is transparent and fair elections were held after president nursultan nazarbayev dissolved parliament last autumn in order to make it mo

million is not your mother's drug store and upscale two-story walgreen's is no open at state and randolphour ... >>this is the flange flagship for the drug retailer based out of deerfield >>we have done a lot of work around the world on these health and daily living superstores what should drug stores evolve to in the united states it is not a traditional drugstore >>it is quite a bit different from that 1926 store that used to be here at right at the same corner ... you can't even get a $500 a bottle of wine ... you can get a sandwich and sushi all of this is geared for a more upscale crowd who keep late hours and it will accommodate tourists as well as some surrounding communities ... walgreen's has reached annual sales of $60 billion ... >>we hope to cater to the local business community with healthy options as well as many other needs of this community ... there has been lots of publicity for the first lady michelle obama came to chicago for the ribbon cutting of the health and daily living store on the south side in one of those of "food deserts" where fresh produce was being sold al

minnesota timber wolves flying back ricky rubio that is why did love him up there to at the date randolph2. but minnesota scored eight straight points to tie. >> about it chicago bulls began to control to get it to the house heist in the final minute 31 and above it for him tonight. college basketball honored on 80th birthday and i know it welcomed the fifth ranked ohio state to the hall a great game brad depaul 33 points so far illinois ties at first half of american shows versatility. drains a bomb is illinois down by 11 but rallied to get the lead. holding his own against him. regained the lead right now it is 69-69 but less than 2 to play. it big east party in south bend irish coast of south florida much better lately part of that grant of 11 after a three-point play 14 points. at the chicago area product 16 points to lead the way. 60-49 victory at 3 and one in the conference. 94-73 the raiders fired hue jackson said hired mike malarkey and a two-year contract extension in notre dame. very often dave eanet knabe the illinois sportscaster of the year and bud selig for a contract extens

mort measure and randolph duke. not bad.they got rich. >> who thought you would be reporting on orange juice features. the exciting nature of your job, allison costas. >> first in her bear. grenades, murder, all on a ma massive scale. that is what one man wanted in a major city. danny bye, who is going to explain what's happening, next. you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties have sixty calories or less per serving and are now weight watchers-endorsed. try green giant frozen vegetables with sauce. >>> the army is ruling a soldier's death in colorado springs fort carson a homicide. this is 28-year-old brenda fontaneau of houston. the army is not offering any other details. >>> two arrests involving two men in separate cases with one common goal. to hurt, damage the united states. federal officers arrested a 25-year-old just yesterday on charges that he planned to set off a car bombing, takes hostages and then blow himself up to, quote, create mayhem in tam tampa, florida. he was born in kos

the conditions >>conditions change rapidly off of lake michigan in the wee hours this morning near randolph and the drive we had multi car accidents and for a brief time southbound traffic on lake shore drive had to be shut down ... the department of trees and sanitation work through the night to stay on top of the problems but the flurry of snow caught everyone including the urologists by surprise the city had to react quickly at 4:00 in the morning received warnings and it took us 45 minutes to get those trucks deployed. >>conditions are vastly improved now but temperatures are expected to plunge again tonight bridges exit ramps and overpayasses are being addressed so they don't freeze over ... it was a quickly developing snow early this morning and once again the concern will be tonight that the roads to not freeze over >>you will pay more at some of the city's parking meters beginning today ... hourly rates will increase by about 25-50¢ this year and in the loopy will pay $5.75 an hour between 8 the morning and nine at night to pay $3 $50 an hou50¢ an hour ... other areas of the city wi

looks good at randolph road on 29 between colombia and silver spring. thank you for that.y amazing. 5:29 right now. the men arrested in a series of shootings targeting military buildings goes to court today. yonathan melaku if it is expected to enter a guilty plea. brianne carter is live outside the federal courthouse in alexandria and joins us with details. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. a few hours from now yonathan melaku is expected in federal court for what we expect will be a guilty plea. prosecutors say that the former marine reservist fired shots at the pentagon as well as the marine corps museum and other military targets in october. and in november of 2010. no one was injured in either of the shootings. prosecutors say they have video that he made of himself that show him firing shots from interstate 95 at the marine corps museum. he was arrested in june of last year after he was found at arlington national cemetery. according to authorities, a backpack that contained a potentially explosive materials as well as notations referring to jihad and osam

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. >> like the great tycoons of the 1930s, william randolph hearst, very upset by franklin roosevelt,another new deal. labor is going to come back, all these terrible things so that's what they are worried about, and that's, by the way, the seeds of the whole tea party movement. it's reacting to the threat of a new -- new deal even before one is on the scene >> i was going to ask you about that and final question. how have these billionaires managed to co-on the what i thought was a grass roots movement that was literally ordinary people campaigning against this kind of influence? >> the tea party movement looks like a populist movement and lord knows it sounds pop lifrkts the guys with the bullhorns and placards, claiming they have no leaders, and all that stuff, but i went to the very first tea party rally in february -- wait, even further than, that the guy that called it into being, rick santelli, from the floor of the chicago board of trade, you know. in the world of populism and in the 19th century that was the seat of evil. that's where this populist movement began. >> as stoni

parking also went up along rockville pike, veirs mill, randolph roads. >>> heart breaking for virginia hot and word is the nats are in the hunt for one. most coveted fee agents of the off season. let's check in with the junkies from 106.7 the fan. did you get the pick the nice color of the walls there. >> i like it. are you hating on it, steve? >> i like it. >> i like it too. i think it works. it is kind of manly. >> we're patriotic. we wanted red, white and blue. >> it keeps you awake in the morning if nothing else. can you look at it and get a little jolt of energy. >> no, coffee and caffeine keeps us awake. >>> this is the story that boggles my mind. how does norv turner still have a job in the nfl? >> amazing to me. fair chargers fans, you probably are very disgruntled today. they are coming back, he and aj smith. the big name players went to bat for him and i guess that goes a long way for the openership. >> in his defense, the team played well down the stretch. they had the six-game losing streak and they went 4-1 down the back stretch. >> but the six-game losing streak destroys

the harsh depiction of a movie producer bothered william randolph hearst because he thought it was hisory. at the time many theaters were afraid to show the film and faced bad press in hearst's 28 papers. festival organizers were surprised by the enthusiasm of his grandson. he considers it a classic. >> still hands down one of the best tours. >>> frank joins us to tell us what's coming up at 7:00. >> the arab world wants to get a little more involved in the high-tech game. we'll sit down with one man who's pushing to bring a taste of the silicon valley to arab nations. >>> and the list of missing and dead still growing. we'll take a look at how social media is also playing a role in that. >> that story is so amazing of how that could happen. >> the stuff coming out is amazing. >> thank you, brent. have a great evening. we'll see you at 11:00. >> bye-bye. >>> i'm suzanne shaw. the governor's latest budget threatens to slash higher education. nbc bay area believes that's the wrong course of action. state funding for cal state u has already dropped 30% in five years. our vast higher educa

randolph bourne, jane addams goes to prison but propaganda becomes in the right hand, in the hands of the state a much more effective tool to heard people where you want them. the most important thing about the committee for public information is that it drew on the understanding of crowd psychology or mass psychology pioneered by figures like sigmund freud. people were not moved by fact or reason but manipulated by emotion. this system of mass propaganda which created a kind of permanent fear was transferred the moment the war was over to the dreaded red. has a great writer i like dwight macdonald who writes of this period and says essentially world war i was the rock on which these movements broke. this is absolutely vital to understanding what happened to american democracy because these movements never took formal political power. and yet is able the true corrective to in terms of opening up our democracy. the liberty party that -- suffragists and labor movement and the civil-rights movement. these were movements that pressured the liberal class to respond. we saw the best example

taking it back inside, travelling the outer loop, 12 miles an hour, making its way past georgia, randolphor the accident reported montgomery county. not bad here in german town as you work your way south of middle brook road. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> bragging rights for virginia, one of the top ten wine travel destinations in 2012 the list is in the february issue of wine enthusiast magazine one of three destinations in the u.s. and the only location on the east coast. vir jane yeah is the country's fifth -- virginia is the country's fifth largest wine producer. >> good news exciting for our area. >> dcs finallest restaurants are getting ready for restaurant week. >>> what did you find annie. >>> hi good morning, we are going to taste some delicious dishes this morning from area restaurants participating in dc restaurant week it is going down january 9th, so we are going to give you a sneak peek to all the menus and specials going on and we are here live in northwest dc and also have chefs joining us. so stay with us on fox 5 morning news  

they wanted to see randolph and mortimer duke. >> you remember that?of course. >> classic. >> i remember seeing it. all right. let's talk about the other numbers on wall street now. how are they looking? >> okay. we're about three minutes from the opening bell. yesterday the dow close the at its highest level since july. this morning we are expecting a slightly lower open. that's after economic growth in germany went in reverse in the final quarter of last year. germany was being hit, of course, by the effects of the european debt crisis. later today we'll get a reading from the federal reserve on how the u.s. economy is doing. >> thanks so much. >>> let's talk politics one more time. ron paul says his campaign is nibbling at mitt romney's heels. coming up we'll talk about his strong second place finish last night in new hampshire. we'll also talk about what happens if paul doesn't get the nomination. could he be a third-party candidate? >>> detectives in los angeles are speaking about the investigation into the death of natalie wood. that is straight

>> william randolph hearst.n article published in "newsweek" in 1950 said that he actually had a larger readership at that point in time than hearst did. >> that's when garcia valseca ran his papers from a luxury pullman train car, the one which decades later eduardo owned. though when he invited this beautiful woman he just met to mexico for a train ride, she had no idea that the train was his. >> we were walking toward it, and then this man comes out with a white jacket, white gloves, black bow tie with a silver tray. i mean, i was completely speechless. >> she soon discovered the train car was about all eduardo had of family fortune. the rest, along with the newspaper empire, had long since withered away. but jayne fell for a man, not money. and what eduardo lacked in fortune, he replaced with laughter and passion and a huge enveloping personality. jayne was in love. and soon married and swept off to mexico to a fresh place for a new life, new roots, new family, and that famous name, valseca. one thing the le

of affordable housing and retail space on lavonia avenue in east new york at salt and cleans up randolphses and central harlem and across the entire nitrous system we will significantly reduce the backlog of repairs that has resulted from substantial, sustained federal budget cuts. this is all part of our strategic plan to improve services to the residence and preserve public housing for generations to come. [applause] and the community will also be the site of one of our newest waterfront reclamation projects. using land that now relies mostly vacant will begin to create 2300 units of housing a waterfront park and the supermarket next to the history houses on the east river. and all across the city we will continue reclaiming and revitalizing our waterfront and the park in queens will complete the reconstruction in williamsburg and the first phase of the park we will transform tier five of the park into the open spaces and here in the south bronx will begin construction of the sound view park and in the harbor continue transforming the island time passed by with 30 acres of park land th