nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs take nicole rutherford, of nicole and dime designs... her business lives online, too. that's the real estate she believes every business is moving to. "everybody's got an iphone, everybody's got an ipad. everyone wants to just buy their christmas presents from their couch. i know i'm buying all my kids' christmas presents on amazon prime, so, it's an easy way for people to shop and get those deals." nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs but rutherford admits, a physical presence has its perks.... for small online businesses, she get people to know you exist. "there's definitely a challenge, and it takes a couple of years to really sort of build that business, and get that momentum going. i definitely was not able to start with just a website, and hope that traffic...that has only come after places like this. having something like market day to showcase my work, get my name out there, have people recognize me and my work, and then they can go to my website and find things." nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs not

nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs take nicole rutherford, of nicole and dime designs... her business lives online, too. that's the real estate she believes every business is moving to. "everybody's got an iphone, everybody's got an ipad. everyone wants to just buy their christmas presents from their couch. i know i'm buying all my kids' christmas presents on amazon prime, so, it's an easy way for people to shop and get those deals." nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs but rutherford admits, a physical presence has its perks.... for small online businesses, she says you still have to somehow get people to know you exist. "there's definitely a challenge, and it takes a couple of years to really sort of build that business, and get that momentum going. i definitely was not able to start with just a website, and hope that traffic...that has only come after places like this. having something like market day to showcase my work, get my name out there, have people recognize me and my work, and then they can go to my website and find things." not just collecting ca

live in east rutherford new jersey --east rutherford, new jersey, phil lipof, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: breaking news from revere, where newscenter 5 has learned a shooting incident is under investigation. it happened along american legion highway. we' re told a male victim suffered gunshot wounds. his injuries life-threatening. no other information being released right now. we' ll continue to follow developments. heather: a 44-year-old woman from roslindale is dead after she was hit by a car in dedham. it happened near exit 15b on i-95 just around 5:00 tonight. police are trying to find out why she was in the road. the driver who hit her has not been charged. ed: opening statements in the murder trial of a danvers teen accused of killing his teacher are set to begin tomorrow. philip chisum was 14 at the time, but he will be tried as an adult. they determined he is competent to stand trial. heather: and the cape cod community college will be searched by k-9 units forcing the morning after a written threat was found today. the school not open until he gets the all clear. heather: mon

rutherford b.. childrenhis only two at a young age, his wife and him lit, and then he becomes an exceptional statesman. one of my favorite comments , "my opponents in congress go after me to the nail, but always apologize to me before they call me a name." election andclose your party lost control of the house, you were routinely thrown out of congress by your challengers. .ckinley wins by seven votes he is tossed out by a full vote of representatives, but seven democrats break party ranks to keep him in the congress, and they are among his most respected and fervent foes. deeply, thatim they have such respect that they break party ranks to say this is wrong and we should keep him in. mark: one was challenge party outfirm -- reform and reach , what are the lessons in those two areas for republicans today? >> key comes at a time when five residential campaigns have been held, and nobody is getting more than 50%. there are four majority states and the south, blacks voting overwhelmingly republicans.

ultimately that's lucian said to rutherford b. hayes. that he agreed to withdraw federal funds. at the end of reconstruction you had a lot of southern states decisions made post-civil war with regards african-american rights. like accommodations will be segregated. it became difficult for african-americans to vote. because i get the same jobs. 64 civil rights act is a vital to restarting reconstruction and living up to the promise. >> monday night on the communicators were joined in new revisited.x he worked for microsoft for 22 years including as the president of the entertainment division. he also discusses technology and complications and microsoft and the importance of civics and american life. >> its work that we all can do, should and must do. >> watch the communicators monday night at a eastern. >> upheld discussion on the people's temple. the community in guyana. ine than 900 people died jonestown. the panel includes two former members of the people's temple. the author of a book on the subject. the california historical society hosted this discussion.

nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs handmade crafts and clothing made up the inventory at market day at capitol square in des moines. more than 50-vendors took part... and for some it was a first. most of the small businesses sell exclusively online rather than at a physical location. "i've never sold somewhere in person in des moines, so i'm trying to get more people to get to know my brand and what i do with it." alexandra bandow - owner, wolf toof clothing you can continue to shop local tomorrow... stores in the east village in des moines.. and valley junction in west des moines are holding special hours tomorrow for small business saturday. judging by how many people used their debit cards today... black friday sales could be huge... according to "shazam" transaction volume was up about ten percent today compared to last year. thansaction volume actually peaked during the noon hour as shoppers took a break for lunch. between 6-a-m and noon average purchases ranged from 25-to-36 dollars. this year shoppers are finding plenty of savings at the gas pump... a little later.

from east rutherford, new jersey, please welcome eddie wilk. [cheers and applause] welcome back.ood to see you again. >> good to see you. absolutely. thank you. [applause] >> so, eddie, again, i know you're a successful real estate agent. not so lucky in love. >> y

. >> and alaina gold joins us from east rutherford, new jersey, where the giants are scheduled to play the patriots later today. >> reporter: police are not taking chances. they're focused on met life afternoon. and this -- and we have seen stadium security bring out their canine iss and they're suspicious. football fans can expect a heavy police presence at met life stadium for the giants the troopers beating up security around the perimeter in the parking lot and inside. authorities warning fans to not bring bags here and if it's a must, the bag has to be a clear one. the nypd stepping up security across the city and it's more than evident that officers heavily armed in time square where teams are patrolling the crowds as part of a operation called her cue lease. >> and you'll see them in greater numbers. >> reporter: they want guarded locations and they're making their presence known as places more out of the way includeing webster all, an east village concert venue. >> i have never seen cops here. to see this? >> reporter: i feel more safe about it. >> reporter: the nypd doing bag

police reminding us of that familiar adage we all know, if you see something, say stadium in east rutherford new jersey, news 4, new york. >> thanks. >>> as we head to break, tributes to paris fr around starts. >>> new yorkers are paying tribute to the victims of the attacks, we have a look at the memorial at the french consulate, the candles, the flowers, news 4's ida siegal liwove in carol gardens, brooklyn, now, where an interfaith vigil and march ias iegun. >> reporter: the vigil has been going on the last 20 or 30 minutes or so, look at it behind me here, still going on live. we have got about 100 people here in prayer holding candles, a number of these folks have family members in paris. they are constantly checking in, making sure their family members are okay physically and emotionally, lighting a candle and saying a praye onis just a way to say we support you. it is a group comp prized of the french community here in brooklyn and local leaders gathering to show their support and sympathy and prayer for the victims in france. >> a little gesture to show that we're with them, with fra

rutherford b. hayes became president. he agreed to and reconstruction. states a lot of southern rolling back gains made post-civil war with regard to african american rights. publiclike accommodations are going to be segregated. it is going to be very difficult for african americans to vote in many places because there is going to be unequal qualifications. they are not going to be and get the same jobs as other americans. the 64 civil rights act is absolutely vital in restarting reconstruction and living up to the promise that all men are created equal. >> [indiscernible] >> [indistinct conversations] >> next on american history tv, a panel discussion on the peoples temple, its leader, jim jones, and jonestown established in guyana. 1978, more than 900 americans died in jonestown in sinai poisoning in what is commonly referred to as the jonestown massacre. the panel includes two former members of the peoples temple and two authors of the book on the peoples temple. the california historical society hosted this discussion. it is about an hour and a half.

phil lipof is live in east rutherford. the patriots are playing the giants. phil: security is tight. security has always been tight, but this is the first round of football games we have seen since the attack in paris very today in the meadowlands, you can tell. on everyone' s mind in the meadowlands -- the horror in paris. >> we are praying for them. phil: security is more visible than usual. canines at the ready, troopers and bullet-proof vest. season ticket holders got a heads up. >> i got an e-mail yesterday saying that they would have amped up security. come earlier. there were going to be more conscious of the clear bags. reporter: he and so many others they can also see all of the jersey state troopers strategically place. >> a lot more than usual. feel safe. phil: you see what security is like outside. this is inside, a couple hours before the game. there is julian edelman working out. security here is tight right now but not as tight as it will be during the game. in a statement, the nfl says the safety of our fans, stadium personnel, and teams at al

from east rutherford, new jersey, please welcome eddie wilk. [cheers and applause] welcome back.ee you again. >> good to see you. absolutely. thank you. [applause] >> so, eddie, again, i know you're a successful real estate agent. not so lucky in love. >> yeah, if you want to put it that way. [chuckles]

route 3 in east rutherford, similar there. really no accidents on the roads. it's still very early. let's hope it stays this way. >>> after scores of complaints amazon is now pulling its controversial subway ad. you see it there. the seats on the 48th street shuttle were covered in the nazi insignia to promote their new show "the man in the high castle." well as the mayor found them offensive. >>> in new jersey, some grand plans are being proposed for liberty state park. a new report from the state department of environmental protection suggests building a hotel or amusement park at the site. this park could become a world class destination. but critics say the park should remain an open space and be kept as is. >>> suffolk county getting a new police commissioner. steve ba loan is a deputy county executive approved by county executives, he'll replace the outgoing commissioner edward weber who is retiring in january. >>> willie ka long held his third annual turkey drive at the bronx works center. all ahanded out 150 turkeys donated by stop and shop. >> i never wanted to leave here a

from east rutherford new jersey please welcome eddie wilk. [cheers and applause] welcome back. see you again. >> good to see you. absolutely. thank you. [applause] >> so, eddie, again, i know you're a successful real estate agent. not so lucky in love. >> yeah, if you want to put it that way. [chuckles] >> do you have trouble picking up women? is that the problem? oh, you know what? i do this on the show. let's just do a little play acting here. >> okay. >> i am a beautiful woman that you would like to hit on. just give me your best line. >> hola, me llamo eduardo. vos? >> first of all, you're speaking spanish to them? >> [laughs] yes. [laughter] would you dance tango with me? >> that's it? "my name is eduardo. would you like to dance tango?" >> yes, absolutely. >> you had me at eduardo. >> [laughs] >> you had me at eduardo. [applause] all right. good luck with that. >> thank you. thank you. i'll do my best. >> hopefully-- >> i'll do my best. >> hopefully after you win $1 million, you can tango out of here with the woman of your dreams. >> that works for me. >> as well. all rig

we have to worry about nick rutherford. next we both have -- >> we both have decent teams to beat. we will see how it plays out. >> we have the talent, we have to get our mentality straight. you have to wo ant it. >> we have good passing, good receivers, i think it will be a jason: the tigers host the falcons, these are two of the top defenses. both teams score around 40 points a game. something has to give at 1:00 tomorrow. a reminder, you can watch all of the friday night football shows on her website, wmur .com/f enough. -- fnf. follow us on twitter. good luck to all of the players and coaches. jamie: now unh opened up, but first the celtics, hosted the hawks. isaiah thomas is having an all-star type year. 23 points, 10 assists. 15 off of the bench, the celtics win. greg kimbrell is legit, he has 57 more saves than any other the sox gave up for minor leaguers, including carlos this way. season openers for unh, the women beat police our -- colby sawyer, 72-70 -- 72-41. the men hosted lyndon state. he scored 21 points. 10 rebounds, smith will score again, unh wednesday opener, --

to east rutherford, new jersey, bills coach rex ryan in his first trip to metlife stadium since leaving seasons with the jets. ryan got his revenge last night after four turnovers led to new york's demise. the bills' defense recovered two fumbles and had two interceptions including a pick with 17 seconds to play during what would be the jets' final drive. buffalo beats afc rival new york 22-17, trust me, i was not happy last night. now let's go to arlington, texas. more drama out of the cowboys locker room after dallas wide receiver dez bryant blew up on the -- in the media yesterday. bryant claims his profanity-laced tirade was triggered by a reporter using a racial slur while speaking to one of his teammates. a second outburst was caught on video, as well. bryant confirmed the reason for his tirade on twitter calling media members quote unprofessional. meanwhile, he accused the -- the accused reporter has denied using any racial slur. >>> now it's time to get a check on your weather with wnbc meteorologist rafael miranda in for bill warns this morning. raphael, i hope some good news.

nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs handmade crafts and clothing made up the inventory at "market day" in des moines. more than 50-vendors took part... and for some it was a first. most of the small businesses only sell their goods online rather than at a physical location. if you did not get a chance to check out the small businesses today... tomorrow is small business saturday... the des moines metro has several retail districts that offer unique small businesses. some of those areas include the east village, valley junction and west glen town center... many stores in those shopping districts are holding their own special sales. in valley junction, the first 4 - hundred shoppers to stop at historic city hall, beginning at 10 a-m, will receive a free "small business saturday" reusable bag. meanwhile the shops at roosevelt is sponsoring a shop crawl, and many of the shops there will offer wine, cider and snacks... many people may be thing black friday shopping is money maker for the state.. but another driving force -- is the arts according to a new economic impact study b

is ordered on a suicide mission in september of 1864 by hisbury gade commander, colonel rutherford b. a future president himself, and survives. and he's a man of enormous compassion. he loses his only two children at a young age. his wife turns into an invalid. yet he becomes an exceptional statesman. one of my favorite comments about him is by thomas brackett reid, the aer is big speaker critics e, he said, my go after me tooth and nail but mckinley's critics apologize efore they insult him. if you had a close election and your party lost control of the house, you were routinely thrown out of congress by your challengers. mckinley wins by seven votes. he is tossed out by a full vote of representatives, but seven democrats break party ranks to keep him in the congress, and they are among his most respected and fervent foes. on the issue of pr pro tected tariffs. they oppose him deeply but they break party ranks to say, this is wrong, we should keep him in. mark: he did two things, challenged for reform and reached out to his opponents. what are the lessons for republicans in those two

this is our camera around east rutherford looking back across routes 1 and 9 over to lower manhattan looking good as we look back to the sunrise in the east. it will be a nice day. it will be a cold day. we will have a good looking day with a lot of sunshine. as you see from the camera at four time's square looking south, sun is coming up. we are at dawn. with 20-degree windchills, that means we have a lot of wind firing up across the area. looking at about 35 is temperature now. northwest wind at 8. the you can see here we are in the 30s. other temperatures are about 27 monticello to poughkeepsie. the wind is making it feel like 28, 29 degrees as you see around the five boroughs. a cold start to the day. a lot of sunshine. with real feels today that will be in the this morning to 30s later on this afternoon despite the fact that we have a lot of sunshine and a high of 44. it does get warmer. 60s for thanksgiving. we talk about that next in the seven-day forecast. weather then heather. >> we have a lot of delays and accident. if you are heading through long island on the northern sta

. >> reporter: so if the giants in east rutherford on sunday the same team that snatched two lombardi trophies out of the grasp of tom brady and bill belichick. today when asked if he hated the g-men he responded. >> i would have much rather won than lost but it won't have any bearing on this week or what the matchups are. totally different team and game and situation. we've always had very, very even though we won. >> reporter: even at 5-4, the giants are still foremid-able having the league's best turnover differential. >> if you're in traffic with four defenders how are you going to get to the ground tom brady will be ready. if you ask bill belichick how well he's progressing. >> mid-season report card who cares what difference does it make. it doesn't matter. right now we're focused on sunday. >> reporter: at gillette stadium, brian salman, fox 25 sports. >> today is a good day to -- balancing a couple of patriotic duties the pats long snapper but also in the navy. the only active military member in the nfl. >> being able to take pride in counting myself among them and you know, u

gatherings around the country, and abc's gio benitez is in front of the metlife stadium in east rutherford, new jersey, where the giants face the patriots this morning. gio, good morning. >> reporter: dan, good morning to you. packing the stadiums all across this country today. police say the nfl already has a good security plan in place. t they're stepping it up even more. metal detectors, pat-downs and bag searches from stadiums and tourist hot spots to campuses and concerts. overnight public venues across the country taking dramatic steps to tighten security in the wake of fridayay attacks. with tens of thousands of fans funneling into the rose bowl saturday, more officers and canine units on patrol. security posted in the parking lots in tampa bay in preparation for tonight's game and the nfl with 12 games today and another tomorrow, more than 900,000 fans to pour into stadiums. in a statement the league promising an increased security inside and outside. the nba doing the same keeping the specifics of those plans under wraps. in america's largest cities the effort to prepare for the w

we are live in east rutherford tonight. michelle charlesworth, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> great reminders. >>> still more news ahead. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 begins now. through a 13-year-old girl's bedroom window. tonight someone from the family's past is under arrest. eyewitness news investigators exclusive. a raid on a medical clinic at harlem. how an undercover investigation broke this case wide open. good evening at 5:00. i'm diana williams. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. we want to get to a story unfolding right now at a church in queens. it was the real thing. a newborn discovered in a manger. >> police say somebody left this little baby boy in the nativity scene near the altar yesterday. a custodian found the baby with its umbilical cord still attached. the child was taken to jamaica hospital where he's doing just find. we have one reporter arriving at the scene. as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along to you. this story has been shared hundreds of times since we posted it on our facebook page. >>>

. >> here's the view from east rutherford to lower manhattan and someone has stolen manhattan. we have cloudy skies and fog. it's a mess out there the morning. dress warmly. with the warm raincoat and all that gear. you'll need that and the reason being is because we just -- we just -- [ laughter ] pardon me. take two. as we start the day, we have these clouds and fog with a few showers that's around and that will just kind of continue to end. the showers kind of winding their way south and east and out and temperatures are around 50 degrees, so we're looking at 50 right now. but it feels like 40 with the wind and will continue to see these clouds and showers and drizzle until about midday. that gets out of the way and then we kind of have some clouds and possibly you know this flow will bring a little drier air in and break up the clouds this afternoon. this chilly this morning so grab the coats and rain gear you need that. 59, 60 degrees by afternoon on this veterans day. it's weather then heather every seven minutes. >> i didn't see you drop the remote. >> i didn't think any

leyden live at gillette stadium despite the patriots are 9-0, the bills ten days ago went to east rutherford, rex ryan, his homecoming against the jets and buffalo came out with a win. this is a much improved team, 5-4, a lot different than the team we saw in week two that the patriots beat 40-32, so there is respect as we enter tonight's matchup. >> the team is fired up, for sure. always has them motivated to come out and play hard, every time i face a rex ryan team, they're always playing hard, so definitely have to be prepared for the team. >> i talk about buffalo, new york, and miami, division games, to me, they're hall intense and everyone is trying to beat each other in the division. i think every team we play are ready to go. >> we'll get back to the pats in a minute, but first, a quick red sox not. the red sox seem to be the team that's willing to spend the most money to sign the most prize-free agent, david price. we will keep our eyes on that as if we haven't already. the bruins tonight, north of the border, the second half, go back-to-back with the toronto maple leafs, beat toront

. >> all right, we've dot a shot from east rutherford right here to lower manhattan and midtown and one world trade and up towards the empire state building. we have some cloud and showers from the south. so today from camera here at asbury park looking southward to belmar and point pleasant and you can see the roadways are wet here. camera bouncing around a bit because we have this wind that is out of the northeast here. rain is working its way up from the south. that will continue today. we're at 55 degrees. cloudy skies and with northeast wind. and we'll be looking at what's going to be temperatures and rain that will -- the rain will be from the south but the temperatures will be mild today to around 63-degrees. first batch of rain next batch of rain that comes in the app. a rainy day all the day around. noontime looking at 58, 59 degrees. 60 later on this afternoon. kids, grab your rain gear the bus stop before school, yeah it will be raining and once the temperature before -- what's the temperature before school? 56. what's it doing after school? it's still ag raining and it's 60

reporting live in east rutherford, tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you tim. >>> well, a family of refugees from syria will start a new life in connecticut after indiana leaders say they didn't want them. instead of arriving in indianapolis, the mother father and 5-year-old son are now settling into a home in new haven that's temporary. the governor of indiana among those opposed to accepting syrian refugees. one of the paris attackers was believed to have entered paris posing as a refugee from syria. >> i told them -- that people in the united states are generous and good people. but sometimes things happen elsewhere that cause people to -- to forget about their generosity and to forget about their native warmth. and -- spirit. but that will return. >> a connecticut expects to take in about 250 refugees over the next year. it's unclear how many would be from syria. >>> a school superintendent on that the real dangers from synthetic marijuana. james nolan put out a recorded phone message to residents of the central school district after some students taking the drug k2

." >>> a live look outside in rutherford. here's 4 things to learn. the parade kicks off at 11:25 a.m. >>> police are looking at a minor who was sent to the hospital. we'll bring you more news as we get it. >>> these straws and tumblers are being recalled. small pieces can break off and cause a choking hazard. you can take it back to the company for a refund. >>> we're talking about a hurricane. hurricane kate formed overnight in the atlantic becoming the fourth hurricane of the season. >>> 5:14. chris, you say the good news with kate is it's headed out to sea. >> headed tout sea or staying out to sea. >> even fur er away. >> get away, kate. no offense to people named kate. we'll show you that in just a second. we're still dealingy with yesterday's storms. we get a break. more showers moving into the forecast. intermittent. then a chilly brisk wind will arrive in time for the weekend. it's drizzly to start. we slowly dry things out. normal highs, 56. we're close to that at 58. sically we'll feel the same temperature-wise. starting out in the 40s. oss-

is 37 sarah- model-actress rebecca romijn is 43 al- actor ethan hawke is 45 sarah- actress kelly rutherford is 47 al- news corresponden t and former california first lady maria shriver is 60 our first 4 on 4 birthday of the week is dayton from jackson, nebraska he turned 4 on monday, november 2nd. he loves to ride in the tractor with his dad, help with the chores on the farm, and he wants to be mayor of jackson nebraska when he grows up. from spencer, iowa we have haley . she celebrated her 4th birthday on tuesday, november 3rd. she likes to play with play dough, barbies, and dolls. celebrating a wednesday, november 4th birthday is savannah she's from sioux city. it was her golden birthday and she enjoys going to school. up next... is natalie. she's from kingsley, iowa. she turned four on wednesday november 4th. natalie loves camping with her friends, playing with her little brother and being outside at her grandpa's farm where she loves playing with the kittens. from spencer, iowa we have kaylin. she celebrated her 4th birthday on thursday, november 5. kaylin loves playing dolls and go sta

new timetables on metro north and lirr. rutherford this morning. route 3 is moving along very nice. not going to have any problem there is. also, a look at the bqe. moving along fine. even the brooklyn bridge not having any problems. and the van wyck moving along just fine. starting off pretty nice for your monday morning. alternate side, meter rules are in effect. more weather and traffic coming up. >> thank you very much, emily. >>> 5:15 right now. understandably, paris right now is on edge. and monuments are going to be opened again for the first time. david ushery is in paris right now. david, good morning. i know this is a big step to try and reopen some of these public spaces. >> reporter: big step indeed, michael, darlene. good morning to you. yes, still on edge but back to school, back to work. yes, back to the museums, which paris ees as significant because their cultural identity is so important. they see that as a step as resilience against the fear. the louvre, which had become a sill bomb here, being darkened, reopening, albeit under heavy security. all of the iconic mu

route 3 in rutherford, new jersey. cold there, too. some of you waking up in the teens. your weather and traffic on the 4s is coming up. >>> it's 5:13. here are 4 things to know this morning. just in time for the busy holiday rush, the state department issued a worldwide travel alert. it advises u.s. citizens to avoid large crowds and crowded places. >>> new york unveiling a new free anti-terror app. it's called if you see something send us something. you're encouraged to take photos of anything unusual, abandoned briefcases or packages. you can upload the pictures on this app. >>> tough news for people in hoboken. water main repairs could take until after the thanksgiving holiday. these are new photos of the repairs being done overnight. >>> ford recalling hundreds of thousands of ford fusions and mercury milan sedans because the gas tank could leak. the model years 2010 and 2011. >>> all right. 5:14. time for weather and traffic on the 4s this tuesday morning. it's chilly. people waking up like, whoa. >> yeah. >> what happened? >> whoa we talked about this. it would be

route 3 in rutherford, new jersey, next to metlife stadium. >>> to football. the buffalo bills head coach rex ryan came back to met life as the opposing coach this time after losing his job in the off-season. and he was greeted with boos by jets fans as he came onto the field. the game tied 3-3 in the second quarter. devin smith gets the kickoff. he fumbles it. the bills' corey graham picks it up, brings it in for the score. jets had another chance. down by five, final seconds. fitzpatrick picked off. the bills beat the jets 22-17. >> it's kind of like -- it's some girl you had the hots for and all that stuff and you move on and every now and then they call you back. they can't get you back. >> thanks, rex. a lot of people not only talking about the game but the uniforms. this is the special thursday night uniforms. each team picks one color. a lot of people who say they're color blind said they couldn't tell the teams apart because the bright red the bills wore looked like the green that the jets wore to them. >> about 8% of all men are color blind. the red a

she met with the president rutherford b. hayes. she was courageous, resolute, good for our people and good for our country. she was one of nevada's heroes. november marks national native american heritage month. we honor them and their impact on the united states. we honor the contributions of the native americans. native american heritage is a pillar of america's foundation and is certainly the foundation of so many different states. nevada has 22 separate tribal organizations. we feel that's an important part of our history in the state of nevada. native american cultures are uniquely embedded with the fabric of our nation and their contributions must never be forgotten. would the chair announce the business of the day? the presiding officer: the compound motion to go to conference on s. 1177 is the pending business. mr. alexander: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. alexander: mr. president, the senator from washington and i are here to recommend to members the senate that we vote "yes" on allow

either so i worked for the few a few years, went to college at night at dickinson university and rutherfordly, i graduated. i studied history and english literature with a minor in journalism. i ran the student newspaper and had a great deal of fun doing that and thought i might be i'd might be a columnist sunday so that happened. got out of school in the mid-70s. america was in a recession. i tried to get jobs in various places, couldn't get them but i heard about an opening in boston massachusetts had a little radio station can actually not so little to be somewhat modest radio station that was inventing something new called all news radio and what they needed immediately was writers to write for all news shows and i went and auditioned and got the job. >> it's -- asked to plead to cbs news where i was a news writer and i did interviews and took the sound of it put them on the air. i produced shows and wound up writing dan rather's dalia radio commentary show. he was than just taking the then just taking the place of walter cronkite as the anchor so i became the dalia radio writer. i have