today shawnee and his neighbors got their opportunity to speak directly to president michael d higgins who visited the area and seek his help and infants were going home. no i don't know them. go go go the thing that you and i pleaded with me to no one has to be a time when we got on top of my head the house. if nothing happened the six fold to the foster homes. went to was just as it may start on the left everything to me the next night. nobody sees it. sounds simple enough to think that the protest said president reagan's also mexico's emergency workers and volunteers who have come to the crisis including jericho can see she's forced to scrap up to two hundred people as of the dangers of water that day. houses again every day. that's when the plants that day the anticipated to be in order to act. he stays with us. did she gets old to travel to cork city to meet with business people whose likelihood second series the practice by flooding several nights in a row last week. the martin county clare is now estimate is that the cost of flood damage there since late december almost thirty s

i would like to announce our huge shawnee and pleasure and excitement and thrill. we have to come to israel for the very first time. ug year with the audience is great the weather is fantastic and most dishes that didn't mean to me to september october in all these things outdoors the indoor arenas that are used to the us and europe and it is them. you know find new and different experience with that same pool side to that there is no there are logistical difficulties with getting here because they have to fly a year whereas in europe to traveling around with their entire show in ten or twenty or thirty trucks it is to learn knowledge and understanding experience to get it done and didn't end well. and but not something that's been holding us back the policemen that we've learned to overcome with the artists in their production teams. the cbc than big increase in tourism coming in says in the last two years again i think a lot of that certain done to him marie and several thousand tourists coming in from europe and us history and all over you can see the show coach

the u-s could increase its total this morning when two time speedskating gold medal winner, shawnee davis, competes in the one thousand meter race. that i say that correctly? the top dog was named at the westminster kennel club dog show. "sky", a wire fox terrier, was named "best in show" last night at the 138th annual dog show in new york. this is the *14th time the wire fox terrier has won the competition -- more than any other breed since 18-77. the standard poodle was named runner-up. the westminster kennel club dog show is the second oldest sporting event in the u-s ... behind the kentucky derby. what about your dog? not in the running? >> she was not in the running. she's out chasing some of the rodents that run around here in chicago. but a few weird looking caps. but check out our day. right now is 8 degrees at the lakefront. cooler to the west. bartlett is a - 7. midway at 4. in aurora it's - 8. temperatures are really cold again. bartlett is a -18. decaled at -21. -14 in lansing. the good news is we are expecting cloud cover to come through and eventually this front will move th

that includes gold medal favorites like shawnee davis and heather richardson who have dominated the worldason. only to do so poorly at the games they are blaming these uniforms supposedly the team has split pretty much down the middle about who is blaming the uniforms and who says i don't know, maybe we're just having a bad olympics. in any case right now they are asking if they can change out of those outfits. you saw the stock trading down on the day. it continues to slide, now below the session, down 2.8%, very negative story for this stock to say the least. he says she is more trouble than she is worth. renowned bank analyst dick bove not pulling any punches when it comes to news that chair janet yellen. he is with me in a fox business exclusive. welcome to the 2:00 hour, glad you could join us on the new money. it sounds like you are not sending janet yellen of valentines this year. not a fan? >> i agree with you. i am saying that she is exactly the wrong choice for the job because basically i have never been a supporter of the concept of printing money in the first place but forgett

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. >> reporter: and that is why the president of the parent teacher organization shawnee brown says therrepresentation of school. >> now i am here every day for five or more hours a day spending time with the kids on the yard, in the classroom, helping teachers with homework preparation, helping out with substitutes. i pretty much know the ins and outs of what is the one on here. this because one incident was spotlighted a does not mean that this is a-school and that bad things happen here every day. " >> reporter: she says the public should know some pretty good things are happening here at for the elementary. >> we had a fifth grader that just won the district spelling bee and she is going on to the national spelling bee. >> reporter: just the same recent media attention gives a school the minister a chance to go over their efforts to keep students safe. >> coke " regardless of what happened or what did not happen and it's always a good opportunity to look at school culture and school safety. " >> reporter: haazig madyun >> pam: in napa, a mother and her boyfriend each entered a tear

[applause] >> tecumseh was shawnee but among many other tribes as well. tecumseh had a rough upbringing. his tribe was sacked by another and he was raised by a chief from another tribe. his mother leaves him when he is young and moves away with another tribe. he is raised by an older brother he was killed by whites. tecumseh has a rough upbringing. you might say he was schlepped around. he picks up skills from many different indians all of which would help him to later to be a great president. with that, i will hang out up here if you want to pick up a book or if you want to talk i will hang out up here so thank you everyone. [applause] if you listen to hip-hop you are reminded they are 2.5 million people locked up. you can watch all these reality shows about real housewives and all these movies about vampires and the hobbits but you will never know that we lock up more people in the united states than any other country in the history of the world. in this encore booknotes presentation from 2002, law professor journalist and author frank wu discusses his

[inaudible] >> tecumseh was shawnee but he was doing many other tribes as well.was raised by a chief from another tribe. his mother leaves him when he's young and moves away with another try. is raised by an older brother. tecumseh is a very rough upbringing. you might say he was swept around as result he picked up language skills from many different engines, all of which i think help her move to the a great prison. without i'll hang hang out after to if you want to pick up a book arguing to talk i will hang out here. thank you, everyone. [applause] >> for more information visit the author's website. >> bringing attention to what women do or how women have contributed always returns to the question of the body. so for one thing, many people object to bringing women's studies or women's history into a middle school, high school classroom. because there's an assumption that women's studies is only about sex, birth control, abortion. and actually it's also about women in politics, women in law, women working on farms, queens, prime ministers. and my job is to break

shawnee davis' quest at history did not work out.0 meter. he looked so glum when he finished. he's the second american man in two days to fall short of a hoped-for three-peat so still no american man has won the same event at three consecutive wh t winter games and shaun white finished fourth in the half pipe. he was so bummed out. all right, the russian highlight. the russian pair figure skate ing once again putting in an impeccable performance. winning gold easily in front of the home crowd. remember, this is so important for the russians because they won the gold medal in this event every single year from 1966 to 2010. then they lost in vancouver so this was a big, important comeback for them when it comes to pride. speaking of pride in curling the u.s. men picked up their first win beating denmark. then the evening the danish men pulled off an upset over the defending world champion sweden. don't forget you can see women's curling tonight on nbc between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. eastern time and you can see team usa face off against jap

shawnee davis -- shani davis looking for the first.e a huge hockey game against canada any minute now. let's get back to so much where rachel mike alcohols is standing -- nichols is standing by. >> reporter: nobody in speed skating has ever won a gold medal in three straight olympics. davis says he goes into this competition which starts in two hours, with with a huge target on his back. one of his main rivals, when he beat davis last year, the state government there gave him a two-wed room apartment. if he beats him today, they'll probably give him the whole country. i don't know if they're planning on giving away any real estate, but davis says he is plenty motivated. he says i've got two hands, i'm ready to get two medals. >> the building shakes during these events. just a huge hockey came coming up between team usa and team canada. that's set to go at 7:30, just a few minutes from now. these two teams, they don't like each we're. >> reporter: they got into a fight. that might not seem like women's hockey, but hey, the stakes are hi

speak to come so was shawnee but among many other tribes as well. tecumseh had a rough upbringing. he was raised by itchy from another tribe. his mother leaves him when he is young and moves away with another tribe in his race by an older brother. tecumseh has a very rough up ringing. you might see the -- say that the schlep around. as a result he picked up skills from many different indians all which would help them to become a great leader. if you want to talk i will hang out up here so thank you everyone. [applause] up next some book tv ian haney lopez argues that politicians commonly use racist appeals when discussing issues like crime immigration and entitlement to get the support of white and poor voters. this is about 50 minutes. >> hi everybody. thank you for coming to hear about this great new book. i want to thank the strand first of all. events like this tell us why we need the strand really helping authors and helping readers, really helping but lovers. i would like to see an on line platform do this. i don't think they can. demos is cohosting this event. demos assembly