the via sacra, or sacred way, was the main street of ancient rome.retched from the arch of septimius severus to the arch of titus. rome's various triumphal arches, named after the emperors who built them, functioned as public-relations tools. reliefs decorating the various arches show how war and expansion were the business of state. rome's thriving economy was fueled by plunder and slaves won in distant wars. [blues - rock music] (male narrator) memphis, tennessee. it has been written if music were religion that memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacred shrine. and you are here with alvin youngblood hart's muscle theory. [singing] - good evening, friends. this is alvin youngblood hart and i'm here tonight at sun playing with alvin youngblood hart's muscle theory, which includes eric deaton on bass guitar and rick shelton on drums and backing vocals. when i first moved to memphis, i did an interview with a journalist and he asked me had i ever been to sun.

. >> just steps -- one of rome's hidden gems. we're bringing you the ultimate insiders guide to italy. bradley and arena's lover's leap. we'll show you show the stars enjoyed their roman holiday. then, even more, the food, pastas, sauces, and seafood. we'll take you in the kitchen with some of italy's finest chefs and show you how to make a five-star meal. >>. >> all of that and more on the mansions and millionaires world's best destinations. >> welcome to "mansions and millionaires: world's best destinations" i'm michael corbin, we're doing to explore this spectacular place and a lot of other italy hot spots and the food via the international kitchen. >> thank you, michael. plenty of stars enjoy a little roman holliday, how about yourself? >> i love italy. i have to say the coast is my favorite place in the world. >> so jealous. >> now it's time for our italian edition. >> chrissy teigen and john legend and baby luna visited. >> mariah carey finding her light wearing a sexy slip and some diamonds, she was on vacation with her ci

we had had a long, long day in rome. after dinner i went back to the cabin to do some reading and just relax. >> when i got back to the state room, benjie was reading a book quietly. so i joined him. i took out the camera and we look at all of the photos we took that day in rome. we were just giggling and laughing about how silly we looked and how much fun we had. it was a really nice, quiet, intimate moment. >> we had been looking through these pictures and we did that for about ten minutes, and then we heard this soft scraping noise from toward the back of the ship. >> and then he looked at me and goes "that's not right." as we said that, the light flickered on and off, wine bottles start to fall off the shelves. >> i was talking with my friends when suddenly i was thrown back in my seat. the coffee spilled over the edge and into the saucer, and then it was like an earthquake. the entire vessel was shaking violently. and there was 30 seconds of just this violent shaking and this loud deafening sound. >> when it first h

aw, but fred, i wanted to go to rome so i could be with gina under the bridgeda. [laughs] hey, listen. [truck approaching] that's lamont coming now. now, don't you say nothin' about this. we're gonna keep it a secret from him, you hear? ok. hey, i tell you what we're gonna do. we're gonna sneak out the back ok, that's a good idea. come on, grady. come on. what's happening, pop? hey, son. what's happening, pop? world war iii. world war iii? yeah, why else would they let you out of jail? hey, man, lighten up on rollo, pop. he's been helping me all day birthday? no kiddin'. it's your birthy. well, i'll be dog gone. you're having a birthday. come on, man. you know tomorrow is my birthday, pop. and remember, you promised that you was gonna bring the decorations and the food and the liquor. your birthday. my, how time flies! seems like only last year it was your birthday. it fell on your birthday. ? it's my birthday party and i-- ? no decorations! and no booze. hey, no food! what kinda party is this gonna be? [knocking] hey, pop, would you get in here? ain't no decorati

oh, i'm sorry that i was all night on a plane from rome. my name is namana, of the liberian section. i, uh, worked with your brother, ashanti. how is he? my brothth was killed. ate an electronic combination device. if the case wewe to be opened improperly, acid would be released from the vaults of the case, destroying the contents. va bene? [dramatic music] thank you. stewardess? i'll, uh, just have some coffee. and could get me a, uh, needle and thread. i've gotta lose button here. he really is very interesting looking. that miserable r r. pretending he didn't even know me. he's probably married and someone in the group knows his wife. he would have told me if he were married. - sometimes they forgege - oh, that rat. your coffee, sir. [screaming] oh, i'm sorry. was it hot? no, no. just a little bit sweet. oh, hm. my orders were, the case was always to be in sight of at least two of the three carriers. ah, yes, we are getting a bit...sloppy, aren't we? [music continues] [device humming] [beeping] i have your needle and thread, sir. may i ha

over here is a statue that was a gift to the first lady, edith wilson from the city of rome. i mentioned earlier president wilson was the first american president to go to europe while in office. and interestingly, edith wilson was the first first lady to go to europe, if you want to answer it that way. she had to answer questions about how does a first lady conduct herself? how does she dress? so when the wilsons visited italy, president wilson was in rome and was given onary citizenship by the city of rome, but edith was given this statue, which for those who are aware of the history of italy would know this is the statue of romulus and remus, and on the are the initials that stand for the senator and people of rome. it's a very touching gift and the fits into the theme of that era. edith's accompanying president wilson raised questions in people's minds of what role were women to have in our society. it would be about that same time, during the wilson administration that the 19th amendment was finally confirmed and that women received the federal constitutional right to vo

there's no place like rome! there's no place like rome! there's no place like rome! [ buzzing ] come back here! come back here! mork! mindy! tta do to kill somebody around here?! "time-travel shoes. ruby red. size 8." ahh! i fell for the oldest time-travel trick in the books! hrough time! where do you think we are? i don't know. i -- get us out of here! all right, here we go! home, james. home, ja-- uh-oh! something's wrong -- maybe the insole short-circuited. i hope i have the receipt. [ grunting ] do you realize where we are?! we're at the dawn of man! finally, we'll be able to buy land in california cheap. oh, no! get ready for a fight! i see evolution hasn't changed you. i'll soothe the savage beasts. loo-o-o-o-k. ye-e-e-s. [ high-pitched voice ] looky, looky -- nice, nice. [ plays harmonica ] ralu! ralu! ralu! oh, she must think you did magic. either that, or she's nearsighted and has a foot fetish. [ speaking native language ] oh, no! oh, i knew i should've paid more attention in 8th-period history! i'm just trying to remember anything good that ever happened i

i didn't get to see much of rome. you could at least show me carnaby. i'm sorry, sandy, not right now. i'm not gonna stay cooped up here. i'm gonna run away. this is london, this is where the action is. our orders are, where the action is, you ain't. what have we here? my...my goodness. hey, look! here? -right there! that wasn't me, it was a young gentleman in the crowd. oh, daughter number two. oh, good. of the situation. here's a counselor. i like that fringe. i was on duty in the strand. rocession, and when the coach stood level with me, it stopped, and out of it stepped the accused. she was wearing a black and white, two-piece bathing costume. is that all? no, sir, it had a fringe. i approached the accused and said, "madam, your behavior, by riding in the lord mayor's coach and your attire, may well lead to a breach of the peace. caused my helmet to fall over my eyes. i duly warned the people behind me, and the accused said, "oh, darling. never mind them, pinch me." i said, "i shall, miss. imogen smythe, i arrest you for conduct which may well lead

on the south of rome of muddy train see made that thousands of marble crosses the names of nearly 100 men from colorado are carved in stone. there is one man among them his presence is still strongly felt 71 71 years and thousands of miles away. way back here in the western folk town of montrose. dreamed about him leave a maybe 93 years older the memory of his brother hasn't faded a bit. charles went to work on a that the b25. in 1945 when he was shot down. got that telegram with the bad news. got out of the plane. and parachuted down. but the plane of coarse was hit and exploded charles was rescued by italian villagers kept alive until he could be taken to a hospital somehow managed to keep fighting for his life when everyone else board was killed how did he make it out. after all these years i was still asking that question. suddenly i thought intervention. angels do strange things. this five days later when charles finally succumbed to his injuries only brother was gone. she remembers how sad the family was. the hard was for my mother and my dad whenever they would talk about him m

. >> reporter: tom bauer bought two ground trip tickets to rome, italy. he'd been to eternal city before. >> this is just a really fun trip. >> reporter: this time, he planned on taking a friend. >> my friend had not been to rome before. >> reporter: they flew from washington, d.c. to jfk in new york. going along just fine. >> reporter: when they boarded his connecting flight, his friend became really sick. >> we figured it was something in the airport. >> reporter: they had no choice to get off the plane. delta actually arranged for a cab and even put the men up in a hotel room so they could fly out the next day. >> they were very gracious. >> reporter: unfortunately, his friend was still very sick, instead of going on their dream vacation to rome, they flew back to d.c. voucher for $427.50, the amount left over from their short travel. >> and it was good for a year. >> reporter: no problem for tom. >> a month or so ago i started to make plans to use them. delta travel. >> reporter: tom used his voucher towards his next trip. but his friend had no plans

these are pictures from rome this morning as the wahlert choir members rehearsed. on sunday, about 300 singers from the u-s will perform at a mass that the pope will attend. wahlert is the only american high school participating. when they're not practicing, the students have been touring historic sites in rome, including this stop at the colosseum. news today. "it's very exciting, 24 kids and 15 families is a huge deal" those children joined their new forever families. hear some of their stories, next on your 24 hour news source, kcrg t-v nine. some iowa children who were call home. three judges finalized the adoptions of 24 children to 15 deserving families in children, here in iowa, who are still looking for a forever home. in 2013, 964 iowa children were in the foster care system, waiting to be adopted. that's slightly down from about 10 years prior, when more than 11- hundred kids were on the wait list. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman attended today's mass adoption event in waterloo. dave, it's a very different day in court when these events take place during nationa

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but for some reason i thought it was a good idea to go down to rome university to check out there scarytual reality game. it was created by undergraduate students and graduate students has a way to apply what they were learning in the classroom. the virtual-reality center so much more than a fun place to play game. it's an incubator for innovation and collaboration. their mixed reality theater is usually one in the entire world. they are doing incredible projects with that. >> the rv center is about taking visualization and putting it in whether it's medical, fai, or looking at human cadavers and bodies we apply that technology with us and need. >> is something medical students are using to go inside a patient's body to better diagnose and treat different problems they see in their patients. i actually got to see calcified bones. >> i love this. >> just like the medical project, they also have other projects they're working on and collaborating with from rome university. they have their downtown project. i got to walk through it downtown camden will look like in a few years. it's a coll

a local choir-- receiving a big honor as they get ready to leave for rome today. how they've prepared to still mild. highs in the upper 50s. right now . when we might see some rain next. one of the sites targeted by terrorists in paris reopens with the help of a special guest to honor the victims. and the milwaukee mercy choir is bound for rome this morning...getting ready to sing for the pope. kim is in the newsroom with more. prepared to take off -- and share their vocal talents on holy grounds. the choir --which has 53 members representing 14 churches and parishes from across southeastern wisconsin -- will appear alongside the sistine chapel choir, singing for the papal mass to close the year of mercy. it's an impressive and reflective journey that lies ahead. its neat for me because i had the opportunity to sing for john paul ii when i was in high school and so now pass it on the next generation and bring 12 high school students with this choir members of the choir will be joined by 300 other singers from us catholic churches at the pontifical mass. they ask f

a tornado and flooding hit italy -- in and around rome. collapsed after a twister hit near rome. someone else was injured when they were slammed by the wind against a window. the river that runs through florence also flooded. you could feel the entire house sway. that's how someone in oklahoma described an earthquake -- which was also felt as far away as iowa. the magnitude five-point-zero quake rattled central oklahoma last night. it sht in cushing. that's about 50 miles from oklahoma city. school has been cancelled in cushing today. a news conference is set for this morning to talk about the damage. some minor injuries have been reported. the city manager in cushing says -- this is beginning to become the new normal. quite a sight in a busy dubuque neighborhood. a huge sinkhole caused by a water main break. one was injured. we spoke with a woman who was nearby when the road caved. "and immediatley almost i heard this sound behind me and the street collapsed and it kept collapsing." two apartments in the same building have been told to boil their water before drinking it. the ci

to be able to travel to rome to close the holy door at st. peters is going to be an amazing act there is probably not a trip that would be more exiting or beautiful im pretty sure it will be awe inspiring awe struck overcome with joy for such an amazing opportunity. the group will make a 9 day pilgrimage. im really excited to visit all of the basilicas that we are going to visit and alt he beautiful churches an its neat for me because i had the opportunity to sing for john paul ii when i was in high school and so now to be a choral conductor and to be able to pass it on the next generation and bring 12 high school students with this choir michael wiebersch is one of the lucky chosen. i was just in shock the experience will be a community and family affair. those who cant make it will still be present in spirit, through prayer intentions. . my sister is battling a chronic illness so im certainly going take a prayer of healing for my sister on my trip ready to vocalize prayer through song, it's special take part and feel first hand what pope fr

from karachi we flew to rome, italy.e wanted to meet with the president of italy, and he wanted to pop in on the pope. [laughter] so that's what we did. and so now we get him back on the airplane, we're in rome, we're going to head for washington, but we have to stop in the be asores to refuel. it's christmas eve, 1967. johnson gets on the plane, he puts on his pajamas, he gets into his suite and he goes to bed, and he gets sound to sleep. nobody on the airplane had had a chance to buy anything for any of their family for christmas. we were going to have to refuel, so he radioed ahead to their commanding officer and asked him to keep the px open so that the people on the plane could at least buy something for their family members. so we arrive, and all the people start getting off the plane, and i tell 'em you guys go on, i'll stay here with johnson, he's sound asleep, don't worry. so i'm going walking back and forth down by the foot of the ramp, and i turn around and i hear, hey, clint! where the hell is everybody? [lau

from karachi we flew to rome, italy.e wanted to meet with the president of italy, and he wanted to pop in on the pope. [laughter] so that's what we did. and so now we get him back on the airplane, we're in rome, we're going to head for washington, but we have to stop in the be asores to refuel. it's christmas eve, 1967. johnson gets on the plane, he puts on his pajamas, he gets into his suite and he goes to bed, and he gets sound to sleep. nobody on the airplane had had a chance to buy anything for any of their family for christmas. we were going to have to refuel, so he radioed ahead to their commanding officer and asked him to keep the px open so that the people on the plane could at least buy something for their family members. so we arrive, and all the people start getting off the plane, and i tell 'em you guys go on, i'll stay here with johnson, he's sound asleep, don't worry. so i'm going walking back and forth down by the foot of the ramp, and i turn around and i hear, hey, clint! where the hell is everybody? [lau

two people died near rome. one when a tornado caused a collapse of the top two floors and the other victim was crushed by a tree. a passer-by was hurt when the person was slammed by wind into a window, a glass window. farther north, there's a river there that runs into florence. it runs through florence. it flooded. >> michelle: they just can't get a break. first of a ul those earthquakes then a tornado and now flooding. >> krystal: and it's so rare to see tornados on that part of the globe. it's normally here here. >> kelly: that's right. and if you saw the video, one that size. usually if they get tornados they're ef-0s, ef-1s and waterspouts that move on land. this one was the real deal obviously and very scary. here at weather lately. especially over the weekend. temperatures are well above normal. this is a time-lapse look from this morning. look at the sunrise. isn't that gorgeous? all those beautiful colors. high, thin clouds out there. we've got a break from those right now. abundant sunshine. bright bl

. >> rose: virginia raggi is the new mayor of rome, who came to office with little political experience. her party opposes renzi's constitutional reform. >> raggi: he doesn't want to change the country.he >> rose: that's an incredible accusation to make. more power to do what? >> raggi: what he wants. maybe, all the laws that he want to do without havin' a great opposition from the parliament. >> rose: beppe severgnini is one of italy's leading columnists. he says renzi personalized the referendum early on, by threatening to quit if the "no" vote prevailed. >> beppe severgnini: and of his opponents, everywhere-- the left, the right, the center, whatever-- we, even within his party. so, in practice, it's a referendum on matteo renzi and it's him against everyone else. >> rose: it's become a vote about you. and that's not good. >> renzi: yes. this is, was my mistake in the first days of the electoral campaign. i understand the mistake. i don't-- i don't accept that people who say, "oh, politicians have to, refuse to admit the no. i am an, i am a man. i can make some mistakes. >> rose: if

to be able to travel to rome to close the holy door at st. peters is going to be an amazing act there is probably not a trip that would be more exiting or beautiful im pretty sure it will be awe inspiring awe struck overcome with joy for such an amazing opportunity. the group will make a 9 day pilgrimage. im really excited to visit all of the basilicas that we are going to visit and alt he beautiful churches an impressive and reflective the opportunity to sing for john paul ii when i was in high school and so now to be a choral conductor and to be able to pass it on the next generation and bring 12 high school students with this choir michael wiebersch is one of the lucky chosen. i was just in shock the experience will be a community and family affair. those who cant make it will still be present in spirit, through prayer intentions. . my sister is battling a chronic illness so im certainly going take a prayer of healing for my sister on my trip ready to vocalize prayer through song, it's special for them to take par francis embodies. love an

make sure it can be all that it can. >> the message is exactly the after two years in my chair in rome as prime minister, i am absolutely sure about the potential role of my country. >> reporter: from a young age, renzi was the smartest person in the room. at age 19, he won over $30,000 on the italian version of "wheel of fortune." by age 34, he became the mayor of florence. member of parliament, he managed to assume the prime minister seat without winning an election. it was a move worthy of fellow florentine machiavelli whose name for five centuries defined the gaining of political advantage. we are in this city of florence, the home of machiavelli. >> yes. not only machiavelli. not only. machiavelli worked exactly in the other room. >> reporter: he worked in there? >> yes. machiavelli now. >> reporter: machiavelli was about power and the exercise of power. that's the game you are in. >> machiavelli is in italy because machiavelli its a representation as a man who used the every way to achieve the power. but i think machiavelli is one of the intelligence. this is the portrait of mach

comparisons to angkor wat, machu picchu, ancient rome are inevitable.the boundless dreams of the dead left to rot. yet unlike angkor, and leptis magna, people still live here. we forget that. ♪ you tell people you're going to detroit, and chances are somebody from the home team is going to say, "be sure to get a coney." i never really understood that. i mean, i'm like 30 minutes from a place called coney island, where presumably, they know something about freaking hotdogs, right? maybe the early greeks or macedonians who first experienced that golden land by the shore then took what they saw with them to florida, michigan, and beyond. maybe they knew something. they've been doing conies at duly's for over 90 years. that's almost as long as the hotdog's been around. and i can't tell you how deep this creation runs here. deep dish in chicago, cheese steak in philadelphia, you'll find some ambivalence. not here. >> waitress: how are you sir? >> anthony: good. now if i were from detroit, would i be eating this with my hands or with a fork? >> waitress: prob

denise esposito lives in rome and got the notebook to hank's pr people when he was in rome for a filmestival. he saw the sketch book and went out of his way to contact esposito and earlier she got a package and inside was a mid-century royal typewriter signed by the actor. hanks is a known typewriter collector who says the noise of the machine makes everything sound grand. >> that is why people love tom hanks. >> sweet sensation. >> what happens when you combine >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, oakland's wall of love has been taken down. >> give the expression of some child that didn't get the right kind of training. >> this man's motivation for removing the sticky notes that both political and very personal. also the abc 7 news i-team has exclusive new information about the loma fire. dan noyes pin points the origin of the blaze and why some consider the suspect a hero. >>> and imagine having no place to cook for monies. 7 on your side shows the stovetop repair that went from all of that coming up next at 6:00. >> a holiday tradition is doubly good at the westin hotel in san fra

these are pictures from rome from yesterday as the wahlert choir members rehearsed. on sunday, about 300 singers from the u-s will perform at a mass that the pope will attend. wahlert is the only american high school participating. when they're not practicing, the students spend their time touring historic sites in rome, including this stop at the colosseum. an alabama waitress says two of her customers left a huge surprise on their at the parish seafood and oyster house when earlier this week she found an unexpected act of kindness. a couple, who ordered a burger to split between the two of them, left a present. " i was shaking when i opened up my check from them so it was incredible. it was actually a $330 tip along with a card from faith community fellowship church " estock said the card and the money gave her inspirato kindness for others. she hopes this inspires more people to do something nice for strangers. it's not even thanksgiving yet, but chicago is already in the holiday spirit. the city's official christmas tree lit up for the first time in millennium pa

the two killed were in two towns close to rome. many others were injured. >>> in italy, devastated by a series of earthquakes last month. the video shows the damage and authorities are saying that they are investigating the theft of the 1631 painting was well known among historians. >> i'll tell you what, you have covered many over there and th here. of course, we get the warnings out, . looking for unlimited visibility. we are back in the 70s after morning lows in the 50s this morning. nice and cool and we'll be back into the 80s this afternoon. we'll do that with low humidity and we'll be comfortable, whatever you're doing for the looking good on radar. the few clouds on an eastern flow. be able to see a good chunk of the entire 95 corridor and warm ahead of this front. they're in the 60s across new england which is impressive this time of the year. all this moves in our direction, not much in the way of moisture. it will change our forecast and we'll talk about that in a second. for today, lower 80s, a light breeze. it won't be

one man would have ruled eventually, as rome under caesar. think of its accomplishments. then your sympathies were with-- you are an excellent tactician, captain. you let t ur second-in-command attack while you sit and watch for weakness. you have a tendency to express ideas in military terms, mr. khan. this is a social occasion. aled. many prefer it more honest, more open. you fled. why, were you afraid? i've never been afraid. but you left at the very time mankind needed courage. we offered the world order! we? excellent. excellent. but if yououwill excuse me, gentlemen and ladies, i grow fatigued again. with your permission, captain, [door buzzes] i wanted to apologize. they had no right to treat you that way. quite understandabab, since i'm something of a mystery to them. you're no mystery to me. i know exactly who you are. do you? mm-hmm. leif ericson, richard the lion-hearted, napoleon. i don't know if you're going to like living in our time. then i'll have to remold it to m mliking. please don't. go. or stay. well? i'll stay a little longer. how many minutes do you

. >> reporter: virginia ragi, the mayor of rome who cam to office with little political experience. her party opposes renzi's constitutional reform. >> he doesn't want to country. he just wants more power. >> reporter: that is an incredible accusation to make. more power to do what? >> what he wants. maybe -- all the laws he wants to do without great opposition from the parliament. >> reporter: one of italy's leading columnists. he says renzi personalized the referendum early on by threatening to quit if the no vote prevailed. all of his opponents everywhere, the left, right, center, wherever. even within his party. so in practice it is a referendum on mateo renzi. him against everyone else. >> reporter: it has become a vote about you. and that's not good. >> yes. this is, was my mistake in the first -- days of electoral campaign. i understand the mistake. i don't, i don't accept the people who say "oh, have to refuse to admit mistake." no, i am a man. i can make some mistakes. >> reporter: if you can trust them, the polls show the no vote slightly ahead. there have been weekly rall

a tornado and flooding hit italy -- in and around rome. the top two floors of a building collapsed after a twister hit near rome. someone else was injured when they were slammed by the wind against a window. the river that runs through florence also flooded. you could feel the entire house sway. that's how someone in oklahoma described an earthquake -- which was also felt as far away as rattled central oklahoma last night. it shattered windows and brought down pieces of buildings in cushing. that's about 50 miles from oklahoma city. school has been cancelled in cushing today. a news conference is set for this morning to talk about the damage. some minor injuries have been reported. the city manager in cushing says -- this is beginning to become the new normal. after the break-- kiddos are forming their own thoughts on the election. find out what local middle schools are thinking about the candidates. for avocado lovers-- are seeing politics everywhere they turn. they're forming their own thoughts on the race. kwwl's amanda gilbert spoke wi

a tornado and flooding hit italy -- in and around rome. near rome. someone else was injured when they were slammed by the wind against a window. the river that runs through florence also flooded. you could feel the entire house sway. that's how someone in oklahoma described an earthquake -- which was also felt as far away as iowa. the magnitude five quake rattled central oklahoma last night. it shattered windows and brought down pieces of buildings in cushing. that's about 50 miles from oklahoma city. c for this morning to talk about the damage. some minor injuries have been reported. the city manager in cushing says -- this is beginning to become the new normal. quite a sight in a busy dubuque neighborhood. a huge sinkhole caused by a water main break. crews worked for hours over the weekend to fix the problem. no one was injured. we spoke with a woman who was heard this sound behind me and the street collapsed and it kept collapsing." after that, she called police. good news here -- she's okay and no one is injured. a kwwl follow-up this morning. a

a tornado and flooding hit italy -- in and around rome. the top two floors of a building collapsed after a twister hit near rome. someone else was injured when they were slammed by the wind against a window. the river that runs through florence also flooded. you could feel the entire house sway. that's how someone in which was also felt as far away as iowa. the magnitude five quake rattled central oklahoma last night. it shattered windows and brought down pieces of buildings in cushing. that's about 50 miles from oklahoma city. school has been cancelled in cushing today. a news conference is set for this morning to talk about the damage. some minor injuries have been reported. the city manager in cushing says -- this is beginning to become the new normal. quite a sight in a busy dubuque neighborhood. crews worked for hours over the weekend to fix the problem. no one was injured. we spoke with a "and immediatley almost i heard this sound behind me and the street collapsed and it kept collapsing." two apartments in the same building have bee

>> ron walker has just reiterated one of the great moments when you were in -- in rome? >> rome. >> and you were pretending you were richard nixon and you were doing the v signs. is that right? >> you had been very disappointed that you had never had any crowds for your arrival. so we made arrangements for you to have a very responsive crowd that said viva nixon, viva kissinger. >> thank you. >> what did i do? >> i've got one final question. here we go. >> you know, lose their sense of proportion. i don't remember that i would have been so suicidal as to imitating president nixon. >> i have one question about nixon, the man. you saw nixon the great diplomat, nixon the world leader, nixon the president. but what was nixon the man like? you were with him at his highest moments of achievement and you were also with him at some of the most difficult moments. share with us sort of the personal courage of the man, as governor wilson says, i'm not a quitter. the man who kept going even when times were tough. the man who had the courage and found deep within himself some real mo

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