look at the heat in the southeast united states and corn plains. texas is 86 degrees. st. louis 72. the reason we are seeing all of these warm it weres is we have a ridge of high pressure in place across the southeast united states. that is giving us that nice, stable air mass. dry air. we'll stay rain free all the way through your weekend. our winds today out of the east. get a little more of an east southeasterly component. that will heat temperatures up by a degree or two in the afternoon hours. this evening if you are heading out and about maybe doing dinner you probably don't need anything early in the evening. if you are staying out late you might want a jacket or sweater. we'll see mostly clear skies tonight. patchy fog in the morning east of i-75. keep that in mind. your low temperatures saturday morning 49 degrees crystal river. 49 brooksville. by the coast more moderate. 56 st. petersburg. 55 carrollwood. that patchy fog possible because we'll have mostly clear skies. a little low level moisture and with the light winds that's the stage to set up possibilities of fog. by t

high pressure building in across the southeast united states. stable air. you can put your umbrellas away for the weekend. pretty breezy today with the same winds northwest anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. we could see wind gusts upwards of 21 along the coastline. not a great day out there for lots of sunshine. your high temperatures staying in the low 60s. by 7:00, if you are headed out for friday evening, maybe some dining, we are looking at temperatures 52 degrees. by midnight 46 degrees becoming chilly with clear skies. we'll see good radiational cooling. that means all of the surface heating from the sunshine today will radiate back into the atmosphere without that level and layer of clouds to keep the heat down by the surface. six feet. bay waters choppy. small craft exercise caution. uv index 8. sun is getting stronger this time of the year. make sure to wear sunscreen. winds staying breezy through your friday evening. by midnight coming down a little bit. still a light wind out of the north and northwest. overall today will be the windiest the

as we look at the southeast united states notice the coastal carolinas are cool. we don't have to go far north before we find cold temperatures. the northeast. comfortable. look at the difference between tampa 73. as that east to northeast breeze moves across the sunshine state, it develops a land breeze. look to our west. across the southeast. right now amarillo, texas 85 degrees. that big ridge of high pressure in place keeping the cooler air i want to zoom in back home. high pressure in control. the area of high pressure we have clockwise flow giving us the north easterly wind flow. we'll stay nice and dry. stable conditions tonight and tomorrow. if you are headed out this evening maybe going off for the walk or jog, maybe kids have baseball practice it will be nice. mid 60s early evening. 56 degrees by midnight. wake up temperatures 51 degrees. gorgeous by the afternoon. temperatures in the midrange of the 70s. for the nature coast mid to upper 70s. in fact 76 degrees in brooksville. for the bay area 75 degrees clearwater and st. pete. a little cooler at 73 la

carolina, back to our west, we have a frontal boundary, a cold front, slow to move across the southeast united states, over the next several days, we will see that come across our area probably sunday night in to early monday ushering in cooler air for next week, before it gets here, the warm front goes by to the north, tonight and tomorrow, the warmer air that is off to the south and west and a couple of places in texas, and oklahoma, they got to 90 degrees yesterday. we are not going to be anything like. that the warmer warmer in tryings will be -- the warm intrusion will be felt. a lot of sunshine and blue skies and maybe a few whispy high clouds from the northwest, from time to time, partly to mostly cloudy later uq8dstn\e gtonight, =gvt: more clouds than sun overall, through u"t mid and high clouds for the wind blow, that is likely to lead us to a good weekend. today's high 51, on the short side of normal. 29 at 8:00 this morning, mostly sunny and 45 at lunchtime, we top out around 51, stay there until 5:00 p.m., tonight, low of 38, tomorrow's high, 63, that compares to a normal high of 56, belo

we see this nose, a jet streak, intensifying and basically aimed at us, across the southeast part of the united states, this means lots and lots of lift, that rising motion if it's violent enough, can really destabilize the atmosphere quickly and make it favorable for severe thunderstorms and tornados to develop. eventually tomorrow night, you see the jet beginning to shift out in to the atlantic, when we talked about the combination of wind sheer, and also instability, so this particular map combines both of those, makes it easier to digest and shows us where the two parameters will come together, with most vigor to produce tornado potential. 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, the potential begins to ramp up quicklies south and east of fayetteville and rapidly spreads northward, these black lines, basically indicate different thresholds passing through as we get in to the early and mid afternoon, with the threat perhaps peaking towards 3 or 4:00, once we get to that point, things should begin to slow down and settle down as we head towards the dinner hour and on in to the evening tomorrow. if we can get th

the wider view, there's no clouds across the southeast united states today. that's how dry things are. we switch this to the water vapor loop and you can see all of this dry air in place. it will help to bring sunshiny at least for the first half of the day. cold temperatures up to the north and 10 below right now in burlington. you look at the windchills for those folks hitting 20, 30 degrees below zero. that's what it will feel like tonight for them. for us, i show you that first so i can show you this. temperatures starting off in the 40s and 30s tomorrow morning. back near 70s's weed towards the afternoon. tomorrow night, not nearly as cold as tonight. temperatures only dipping off in the mid- to upper 50s. heads up for the isolated 1309s of frost off to the north. for tomorrow, 70. a few afternoon clouds increasing clouds by the evening. near perfection. this is a nearly-perfect seven-day forecast. showers and storms monday night into tuesday morning. doesn't cool us off a whole lot. temperatures the rest of the week will be in the low 70s. guys? >> than

head to low 70s through later this afternoon, look at the church of clear sky across the southeast united states. that's high pressure, if i have ever seen it. the pressure has shifted further east hawaii means an east flow and we do have the warm atlantic here, and to that is bringing in clouds. you see that there? about 5,000 feet up though, very dry conditions we are not going be able to provide any significant cloud cover for today. except right long the east coast we will take about the daytona 500 in a second. low to mid 17. we will do that with lots of sunshine, fair weather clouds and that's case as we head through weekend. there's east wind around 10. for boaters if you are heading out northeast winds at 15, two to three foot seas and a moderate chop. if you aren't taking out the boat, good for you. it is 61-degree, if you are in water, a little chilly but here you into the weekend, nice weekend to lay out in the sand. you can lay out at the world's number one beach there at clear water, both weekend days into the mid 70s and partly cloudy skies, so the east wind for daytona 500, watch

it's beautiful around here because high pressure is settling in around the southeast united states. so it's picking up that breeze out of the north. so bundle up, south florida, model runs are suggestinin that going into tomorrow morning temperature readings will tumble in the low 50s along the coast by 7 o'clock in the morning. a few upper 40s in the western suburbs and we take you throughout the day. it's pleasant, temperature readings tumble even more generally widespread upper 40s for dade and broward come saturday morning. i'll be back with the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> and now to a story you will see on just one station. hit-and-run driver walks out of jail. the 33-year-old posting a $15,000 bond but he is not alowe lowed to drive. he was behind the wheel of suspended license driving on one, when he hit the 15-year-old javier valdez on monday. the teen is still recovering in the hospital. it happened at northwest 9th northwest miami-dade. he turned himself in on tuesday. >>> a group home going up in flames forcing everyoneout o. this afternoon, investigators may

and snow and ice and rain developing storm senter in the southeast united states is going to work up the coastline and we will get a period of snow that mixes in here during the course of the evening hours and then into overnight tonight. let's time things out hour by hour. through the afternoon, we rise into the 20s so there's a bit of a rebound. wind won't be that strong today. 22 by 1:30. clouds thicken up areas of snow and a couple scattered snow showers by the time we get to 7 or 8. but steadier snow is between 8 and 10. steady snow in lot of spots. notice the green changeover impact little if any snow from plymouth to the cape and that rain snow line advances northward and warmer air comes in overnight tonight. so even by 2 a.m., most of us wrapping up and we still have some pockets of sleet and freezing rain mixing across the far interior along and outside overnight and tomorrow morning, we are in the 40s a very warm start couple scattered rain showers but the steadier rain arrives west to east late afternoon and evening. in fact watch what happens. the steady rain wow. look a

to assess the damage is done to pick up the pieces. florida to garland texas parts of the southeast united states are recovering from severe storms and tornadoes. >> for 30 seconds it was like a nightmare. and it was so sudden. >> the national weather service says it received 27 reports of tornadoes touching down across the area. people inside the louisiana gym watched as the storms peeled off the roof. elsewhere in the state a field of debris is all that remains of these 100 60 motor homes and trailers. louisiana's governor travel to the damage sites and declare a state of emergency for seven parishes. in floors panhandle a twister demolished carpets flipped cars and downed trees. up the east coast, forecasters predict the carolinas and virginia will get the worst of it. >> kevin the threat for severe weather isn't over the past two hours when the 500 miles the east coast under a tornado watch to raleigh to dc to philly. even into atlantic city new jersey seven julie saying that mark storms is a were talking about watches and warnings to the red boxes went along east coast there was a warning or

we have pretty much from the northeast to the southeast of the united states the cold. look at the temperatures, it is we have the wind that brings the temperatures below zero when it comes to the feels like temperature. it is old statewide. the warmup today that i told jayson, about, this is the big one. upper 20s in the afternoon. we are going to see more sunshine which is going to take off the bitter edge, but jayson, it is cold and a lot of ice out there. >> reporter: even if we don't see the warmup. we will see the roads dry out. a tremendous dry out happened last night. you are looking at the i-25 denver tech center here. i was going at my regular speed here this morning, 65 miles an hour right through the denver tech center, at least for me. there, but overall not that bad. but i think the side streets are going to be a huge issue. not only in your neighbor, but also some of the side roads. darryl is out there right now. darryl. >> reporter: yeah, as you can, many residential areas have snow still on the ground, others don't. it's interesting to see what areas do

in order to give support to the nations of southeast asia, the united states took the lead in the creation of an alliance embodied in a treaty and reinforced by collective security systems, the southeast asia treaty organization. in this alliance, the united states joined with great britain, france, australia, new zealand, thailand, pakistan and the philippines to give security to the member nations, but also to come to the aid of certain protocol states and territories if they so requested. south vietnam was included in this protocol. the united states had not been a party to the agreement made in geneva in 1954, which france had concluded where the communist vietnamese forces were known as the vietnam. but the undersecretary of state stated under instructions that the u.s. would not disturb the agreements and it would view the renewal of the aggression with grave concern and as seriously threatening international peace and security. undersecretary smith's statement was a unilateral declaration, but in joining seato, the united states took a treaty engagement of far-reaching effect. artic

united states. look at the weather out here. snow to the north from maine kentucky. severe thunnerstorms out ahead 3 southeast part of the united states. this low passed us quickly. then, we gee a nice big bubble of quiet weather. way.. so, tonight, the strong winds will continue in the mountains and foothills, grad low diminishing later tonight. tomorrow, still a breezy day. not a strong wind as we had today. high of 60 today in denver. middle to upper 60s for southeastern colorado. mounttins, mostly going to be in the 40s, front rangg numbers looking good. generally in the 40s over the higher elevations, 50s and low 60s expected on the plains, tonight, strong winds continuing. partly cloudy skies, low of 35, tomorrow, high temperature, warming all of the way up. windy, not as strong as the gales we had for today. looking at the extended forecast. check it out. this is february, folks, unbelievable. tomorrow, 60, 65 on wednesday, 70 on thursday. the weather system ddes not come our way. cooling trend. highs in the 40s. looking ahead it appears that we ill see a change in the patteen aaout what the change of

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. >> the first stand alone meeting in the united states with southeast asian leaders, this week's summit in southern california will formally elevate the u.s. asean relationship to a strategic partnership, a symbolic upgraded rooted in concerns over china's economic heft and growing military might. four nations are fart of the partnership, binding asia closer to the united states. four asean countries lay claim to parts of the south china sea, which china has marked out as its sovereign territory, an expansive claim beijing has tried to cement by building islands. >> we will fly, sail and operate wherever international law permits. >> and which washington has in turn challenged by sailing u.s. war ships within 12 nautical miles of the artificial features. >> the obama administration says this summit is not anti china but the culmination of a seven year effort to reorient u.n. foreign policy towards asia, a pivot whose success will be measured by how much influence washington continues to wield in beijing's back yard. patricia sobga, al jazeera. >>> authorities in australia have seized ne

for most part president obama sees enhancing and strengthening the relationship of the united states with southeast asia as central to the rebalance of foreign policy to the asian pacific region. >> since i took office we boosted trade between united states and asean by 55%. the region is our fourth largest gs trading partner, creating 500,000 american jobs. u.s. companies has been the source of funding for asean lifting people from poverty into the middle class. >> reporter: but there are those that see this really as the u.s. trying to assert itself and its dominance over the southeast asian region and indeed over the entire pacific region because china the biggest country in that area already holds quite a pom.com nans in terms of its military and financial interest over the smaller companies. now many of those countries are actually embroiled in bitter territoriality disputes with china at the moment and do not have a unified stand. this is something the united states president wants to address in this summit as well, even though there will be no formal declarations or statements to come out of

southeast. it's quiet all acrosssthe western united states, but not so in the east. very stormy conditions with another low pressure area and more cold fronts driving snow across much of the east. the great lakes, and even down into the smoky mountains down to northern sections of georgia. that's going to continue because the jet stream, the strong winds aloft are take all the stormy weather off to the the strongest winds from minneapolis down to st. louis and across the eastern part of the country. that's where all he cold and snow. we stay warm and dry nd delightfuu for the next several days because that jet stream pattern is not going to change very much. 8 below in gun any son, 2 below 0 at craig, 30 above in denver, mainly 20s on the plains. then for tomorrow look at these numbers in the southeast. 70s. la junta and lamar, springfield 7 2. 62 in denner, even in the high country a lot of readings in the 40s. you can get the car washed, too, folks, because this pattern is going to continue. we have a nice seven-day pattern coming up. 62 for tomorrow, 60 on thursda

southeast asian nations", yesterday in rancho mirage. talks are expected to focus on relations with china, trade, and terrorism. it is the first meeting on u-s soil between the united states and asean. it is a political and economic southeast asian countries. 3 3 3 data released by the state of michigan says high levels of lead are still being detected in tap water in some flint-area homes. the country's top doctor is in the city today as the leader of the n-a-a-c-p threatens protests if action does not come soon. kim hutcherson reports. 3 reporter pkg-as follows--the u-s surgeon general is spending a second day in flint, michigan tuesday.doctor vivek murthy is meeting with citizens, health officials, faith groups and advocacy organizations.the policies we enact when it comes to water, or transportation, or housing can have a profound impact on health."he is also meeting with doctor mona hanna-attisha, who first reported elevated levels of lead in the blood of flint's children.the naacp issued a call-to-arms over the situation monday.if governor rick snyder doesen't take action within 30-days, organization president cornell brooks threatened:"to send flint to engage in a

southeast asian nations", yesterday in rancho mirage. talks are expected to focus on relations with china, trade and terrorism. it is the first meeting on u-s soil between the united states and the political and economic group made up of 10 southeast asian countries. 3 an explosion at a gas plant in texas shut down roads and forced an evacuation in the area. sheriff's officials say an 18-wheeler hauling an oil product exploded yesterday. the driver and a woman were taken to the hospital. both of their conditions are unknown at this time. a large plume of smoke was visible from several miles away. due to the rural location of the explosion, fire officials are letting the fire burn out. 3 there is still no word on what caused a garbage truck to fall 100-feet off a highway bridge in miami. it landed on a street below yesterday, throwing debris everywhere at the entrance to a popular park. firefighters say it is a miracle that no one except the driver was hurt. he was taken to the hospital in serious condition. 3 3 data released by the state of michigan says high levels of lead are still being detected in tap water in some flint-area homes. the country's top doctor is in cit

. >> reporter: the first standalone meeting in the united states with southeast asia leaders this week'smit in southern california will formally bring the relationship to a strategic partnership and routed in concerns over china's economic health and growing military might. >> we have successfully concluded the tran pacific partnership. >> reporter: four are part of the trans pacific partnership, the largest trade pack in history that if ratified will bind asia closer to the united states. four countries also lay claim to parts of the south china sea which china has marked out as its sovereign territory, expansive claim they tried to cement by building islands. >> we will fly, sail and operate wherever international law permits. >> reporter: which washington has in turned challenged by sailing u.s. war ships within 12 nautical miles of the features. the obama administration says it's not anti-china but rather the combination of the seven year effort to reorient u.s. foreign policy to asia, a pivot whose success will ultimately be measured how much influence washington continues to wield

they knew the president was meeting with southeast asian leaders in the united states, and this is whenk that they were deploying these surface-to-air missiles. a direct slap at the united states, and direct slap at the president. lou: how do we respond? let me rephrase that. how should the united states, if it were normal -- if we had a normalized leadership in this country, how old we respond? >> too late for president obama. lou: that's why i said, let's go to the hypothetical and move on. >> move onto the next guy. what will happen in the next year until obama leaves office, the chinese, the russians, the iranians, the north koreans are going to push us around and take advantage of the every stage of the game. what does the first president do? take a page out of reagan's playbook. increase the defense budget. lou: how dangerous is it for all of us to assume that events will not overtake us, to put it in the parlance of geopolitics and national security. the enemy has a vote here, too. >> yeah. lou: we may not have a vote of any kind. >> well, we're not playing anymore. we're not det

state in southeast asia. congress recognizes this importance in the wording of the in august of on 1964 i quote, the united states its nationaltal to interest and the world peace the maintenance of international and security in southeast asia. subscribe though those words and believe we should live by them and by the words of said, ent johnson when he in regard to our commitment in vietnam, we will not be did he feated and we will grow tired and we will not withdraw openly or under the cloak of a meaningless agreement. you, mr. chairman. thank you mr. general taylor. eneral taylor, before i resume the principal question, there's just one statement you made that puzzled me greatly. on page 12 you say they have not one more in s is paris and believe the viet cong fortunate in washington. what did they win more in perris. >> the weakening will to and the the conflict fact that the home front and the reached the nt had conclusion that the struggle in vietnam was hopeless and hence they must end it rapidly. that france at the 57 eva court, they would get out regardless of the agreement.the where while military did he

. >> reporter: the first stand-alone meeting in the united states with southeast asian leaders this week'southern california will formally elevate the u.s. asean relationship to a strategic partnership. a symbolic upgrade root ed in concerns over china's economic left and growing military might. >> we have successfully concluded the trans pa specific partnership negotiations. [ applause ] >> reporter: four asean fashions are part of the trans pacific partnership. the largest trade pack in history that if ratified will bind asia closer to the united states. four asean countries also lay claim to parts of the south china sea. which china has marked out as it's a sovereign territory. an expansive claim beijing has tried to cement by building islands. >> we will fly, sail, and operate wherever international law permits. >> reporter: and which washington has in turn challenged by sailing u.s. warships within 12 nautical miles of the artificial features. the obama ahead administration says the summit is not anti-china, but rather the culmination of a seven-year effort to reorient u.s. foreign po

we have those mosquitoes in the united states, particularly in the southeast and along the gulf coast. one of the things that we are preparing for is that we have, as you heard, a considerable number of imported cases that got infected elsewhere and come home. were going to see more of those. what would not be surprising is that sometime in the future we would see local transmission where, just what you are saying happens. summit he comes. they get hit by mosquito. >> what they say about that as you stop the mosquito. we had west nile. we have west now right here in d.c. >> it's mosquito control. >> exactly and that's what the people in florida -- >> that's mostly a state and local issue. i don't know if we are helping as local entities or if they can use their funds, we have cdc funds. >> we have community block. >> quite a bit of the emergency request is to be able to support state and local mosquito control. mosquito control is very patchy right now. >> in florida we are damn good at it. >> we have had mosquitoes in most of the golf course region, i've worked in louisiana and they

in my judgment the president of united states is already losing the people of the united states in connection with this war. in southeast asia. if this warng is should be stopped are you going to take the position that we will censor the home front in a democracy? >> i would say that the people were badly misguided and did not understand the consequences of such a disaster. >> you are the one who's been discarding them for quite a long time in this war. >> is a violation of our rules for you to demonstrate in this hearing. please remain silent. vietnam hearings, 50 years later. a discussion of the fall of richmond in 1865 and the decisions that led to the surrender at appomattox. the emerging civil war block posted this event.

southeast asian countries. >> this reflects my personal commitment and the national commitment of the united states to a strongnd enduring partnership with your 10 nations individually, and to southeast asia as one region, as one community. >> protesters gathered criticizing the regimes of the south east asian leaders. >>> fremont animal service need your help. they are trying to get a six day old baby horseback on its feet. this is valentine. he was found injured in fremont on valentine's day. he was spotted by a hiker and when rescue crews got to him he had a fractures pelvis. fire crewed wrapped him up and took him to safe. >> the vet was astonished after two days he was still living. usually after a couple hours in the cold, wet conditions they guy. >> today valentine will hit to the u.c. davis school to have surgery. it's expected to cost between seven and $10,000. a go fund he page has been set up. if you are interested in helping out get in contact with the fremont animal service. >> cab season -- crab season could begin this week. >> later today, muni will move to's violations for young people who brea

third, i made it clear that the united states will continue to stand with those across southeast asiao advance rule of law, good governance, accountable institutions, and the universal human rights of all people. we continue to encourage a return to civilian rule in thailand. we will sustain our engagement with the people of myanmar as a new president is selected and they work to implement the cease-fire agreement and move ahead with reconciliation. across the region, we stand with litizens in civil s society. no one, including those in political opposition, should ever be detained or imprisoned simply for speaking their mind. it only stymies progress, only makes it harder for countries to truly thrive and prosper. finally, the united states and doing more to do with transnational challenges together. i offered assistance to help asean countries to leverage interpol data to curb the inflow of foreign fighters. that helping to develop countries adapt to and mitigate the impacts of climate , enabling them to lead to new affordable energy. we are launching a new competition, and innovati

third, i made it clear that the united states will continue to stand with those across southeast asiato advance rule of law, good governance, accountable institutions and the universal human rights of all people. we continual to encourage a return to civilian rule in thailand, we will sustain our engagement with the people of myanmar as a new president is selected and as they work to implement the cease fire agreement and move forward with reconciliation. across the region we'll stand with them to defend their freedom of speech, assembly and of the freedom of the press. no one including those in political opposition should ever be detained or imprisoned simply for speaking their mind. that only stymies progress. only makes it harder for countries to truly thrive and prosper. and finally, the united states and asean are doing more to deal with transnational challenges together. i offered our assistance to help them better leverage interpol data. we agree that implementing the paris climate change agreement including helping developing countries adapt to and mitigate the impacts of clim

today discussed maritime issues and where china and several other southeast asian steps have claims. >> i reiterated that united states will operate wherever international law allows and we will support the rights of other other countries the same. >>> the meeting comes on the heels of china's presence in the region with conflicting territorial claims over the south china seas. beijing claims that other countries have rival claims. >>> more and more californians purchase flood insurance. the number of flood insurance policies taken out by homeowners and it's latest numbers show a 25% spike in california. the largest increase since the national flood insurance program began in 1968. we are joined in the studio now with fema spokeswoman mary sims. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> are you baking in this weather? we do have unseasonable cold temperatures and despite that people are buying flood insurance. war the numbers. >> as rosemary says the rain is on the way. so we have seen a huge increase now up to more than 285,000 people in california who have purchased flood insurance and just in that four mon

southeast of us. there's the energy tonight getting organized in the southwestern united states and going to the the storm track that's goioi to form a storm over texas tracking up through ohio valley and produce low pressure and that's the area of the country that's going to see adverse weather. but for us, we will be on west side of thatand the windndwill increase and pick up from the north and that's why we will see colder temperatures towards the middle of the week. but you will notice the precipitation forecast is still very, very meager going through the next several ays. that won't be case in the ohio valley into missouri where some beneficial rains are expected out that way and perhaps even some snows could be as much as 3 inches of snow in chicago anschutz could pick up a little and further into indiana and michigan there could be areas over a foot of snow so it's expected to be a pretty substantial storm but for us, not going to do much but pick up winds. let's show you what happens as day not much as far as -- during the day. not much as far as winds. 5 to 10 miles per hour. but as the storm co

the president of united states is already losing the people of this country by the millions in connection with this for in southeast asia. all i'm asking is if the people decide this war should be stopped in southeast asia, you will take the position its weakness on the home front of the democracy. >> i feel are people were badly misguided and do not understand the consequences of such as disaster. >> we agree in one thing. they can be badly misguided and you and the president have been this guiding them for a long time in this war. [applause] is a violation of our rules to demonstrate in these hearings. you are guests of the committee and will please remain silent. >> vietnam hearings, 50 years later. watch more of the senate foreign relations committee hearings chaired by senator j william fulbright saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern and sunday at work -- 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> up next on american history tv, historian and journalist donald miller talks about his biography, "lafayette: his extraordinary life and legacy." mr. miller discusses the french general and american revolutionary war hero's life in d

southeast asia. congress recognized this in august of 1964. "the united states regards as vital to its natural -- national interest in world these the maintenance of peace and ." urity and southeast asia by the words of president johnson, when he said, in regards to our commitment in not beietnam, "we will defeated, we will not grow tired, we will not withdraw either openly or under the cloak agreement." ess >> thank you gen. taylor. gen. taylor, before i resume the principal question, there is just one statement you make that puzzled me greatly. on page 12 you said, they have not forgotten that it was one in cong and believe the viet may be as fortunate in washington. what did they win more and paris? weekend growing conflict on the political and homefront, that it had reached the conclusion that the struggle in south vietnam was hopeless and hence they must and it rapidly. you will recall that in france, at the time of the accords, arbitrarily set the date of july outy which they would get of the agreement. whereas, military defeat in which the french last 25,

virginia in the northeast part of the service, or in the southwest region of the united states, a person in the southeast region of nps wanted to include virginia and asked me if i was sort of help to gather places with nps and non-nps that would represent ways in which to talk about reconstruction, so the nps is certainly working on that and we are meeting at the end of this month to sort of brainstorm where we go. as people have been winding down with the civil war, i think it is important to note that the conversation does continue, so, ladies and gentlemen, emmanuel dabney. [applause] every weekend on "american c-span3tv" on caps on the highlights include president woodrow wilson nominating louis brandeis the u.s. supreme court. he became the first jewish justice to sit on the nation's highest court. in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of his nomination, the university hosted a panel, including supreme court justice ginsburg to discuss his conservations to american democracy. and then, professor joanne bello, whond brian specializes in the 20th century, discussed the evolution of political part

percentage commit and the national commitment of the united states to a strong and enduring partnership with the 10 nations individually and to southeast asia as one region, one community. >> protesters criticized the oppressive regimes of some of the southeast asia leaders. >> sal is here, pretty quiet? >> reporter: it is. >> claudine, my goodness. we're fawning on claudine, she's never here. >> i have to keep it to a visit. if i stay too long. >> you will be old halt, like brian. >> thanks. good morning. you know what, brian, you're right, getting back to ther is out, not a lot of traffic right now, we're expecting everyone to be back after the holidays. looking at it 80 north and southbound, it looks good. traffic looks good, approaching the san mateo bridge. westbound near hop yard there's a report of a crash, not causing delays. traffic is moving well. 4:17. let's go to steve. >>> sonoma county airport was 85 yesterday. san francisco 77. that's hot anytime of the year. >> it was a beautiful day in the city. today will be nice. i wept 75, it will be way above average. close to record highs. yesterday not as many as i thought. santa

third, i made it clear the united states will continue to stan with those across southeast asia workingw, good governance, accountable institutions, and the universal human rights of all people. we continue to encourage a return to civilian rule in thailand, we will sustain our engagement with the people of myanmar, as a new president is selected and as they work to implement the cease-fire agreement and move forward with national reconciliation. across the region, we'll continue to stand with citizens and civil society and defend their freedom of speech, of assembly and of the press. no one, including those in political opposition, should ever be detained or imprisoned simply for speaking that mind. that only stymies progress, only makes it harder for countries to truly thrive and prosper. finally, the united states and asean are doing more to deal with transnational challenges together. i offered our assistance to better leverage interpol data, prevent the flow of foreign terrorist fighters. we agreed implementing the paris climate change agreement, including helping developing countr

look, high pressure east of the united states, providing us with an east-southeast flow, late in the day. and watching the next system, around the denver metro area, a lot of snow and wind and wicked weather and a lot of it should stay out of our hair, looking for increase in shower activity and thunderstorms late thursday and early friday morning. and now, the weekend looks mainly dry, slim rain chances forecast details as we draw closer. 80 today, seminole county and we'll have the sunshine. high clouds and as we take you down to orange county. perfect, 80 winter garden and 79 orlando and goldenrod to christmas, east side orange county looks good and fairly uniform, upper 70s. and brevard county, north end, down i-95, rockledge and cocoa and melbourne and palm bay cashing into the upper 70s, and the day-to-day. sea shore, flagler and volusia county, five or six degrees cooler than the interiors and winds off the atlantic today, and consider the surf temperatures, cool. and enhances the temperature profiles across the region. 80 orlando and vero beach, 77, our forecast for the next

he visited mosques during official trips to the middle east and southeast asia, but it's never happened within the united states. >>> and now to decision 2016 and a shrinking republican field. rand paul dropped out of the race for president after a disappointing showing in iowa. paul says he will now turn his full attention to his senate re-election campaign in kentucky. the 52-year-old ophthalmologist is favored to win that race. paul's decision to suspend his campaign comes after getting just 5% of the vote in tuesday's caucuses. >>> one denver broncos football player won't be anywhere near the super bowl this sunday after insiders say he was far too close to a prostitution sting. santa clara deputies descended on a motel 6. broncos practice squad member ryan murphy was detained along with his brother and a woman. deputies did cite and release both his brother and the woman. murphy wasn't charged but it was enough to send murphy back to denver. head coach gary kubiak spoke about the incident to the media this morning. >> yes, there's disappointment, jeff, but it's been dealt with and we moved on. you know, de

summit held in southern california yesterday and will become the third united states president in a row to travel to the southeast nation following bill clinton in 23000 and george w. bush in 2006. pope francis is visiting the mention condition state that is scarred by drug violence and will hold mass. he spoke to a crowd of indynel now people yesterday. he asked for forgiveness over the way they have been excluded from set. tomorrow, pope francis will travel to the rio grande where he will offer prayers for migrants and refugees. >> happening right now a check on trading on wall street. up 155 points. joy king is at nasdaq with our money report. gin? >> good morning, apple is recall ing certain mac book charge cables because of a design flaw. those affected were sold around the world. a limited none of the cables included with the laptop through june of 2015 could fail because of a design issue. they may not charge or only charge occasionally. commercial airliners crashed at a rate of 1 forry 3.1 in flights around the world so it makes last year the safest on record for air travel. the four fatal crashes coupled

you can clearly see all of the clear skies in the southern section of the united states and including much of the southeast. that high is there. that will press on to the east this will turn the winds out of the northeast later on today. and by tomorrow, n ntheast wind. and that is 10-15 miles per hour and heading out to the the beach. we'll have plenty of sunshine and seas 2- 4 feet and bays with a modete chop and small craft operators exercice caution today. highs today only70 degrees. our normal is 79. another cool day for us. slightly warmer and rain chances go up. todd? >> todd: yoko onois hospitalized. the 83-year-old experienc flu- like symptoms. earlr reports said she suffered a stroke but her publicist said that is not true. is j jt one day away. there is a total of eight films up for best pictcte. many are for what chris rock willay especially about the controversy. red carpet is out and final preparations for hollywood's biggest night. 88th academy awards. this year eight films are nominated. the refinant leads the pact with leonardo for best actor. cat&t blanard is competing. and many anticipat

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we have those mosquitoes in the united states, particularly in the southeast and along the gulf coastne of the things that we are preparing for is that we have, as you heard, a considerable number of imported cases that got infected elsewhere and come home. were going to see more of those. what would not be surprising is that sometime in the future we would see local transmission where, just what you are saying happens. summit he comes. they get hit by mosquito. >> what they say about that as you stop the mosquito. we had west nile. we have west now right here in d.c. >> it's mosquito control. >> exactly and that's what the people in florida -- >> that's mostly a state and local issue. i don't know if we are helping as local entities or if they can use their funds, we have cdc funds. >> we have community block. >> quite a bit of the emergency request is to be able to support state and local mosquito control. mosquito control is very patchy right now. >> in florida we are damn good at it. >> we have had mosquitoes in most of the golf course region, i've worked in louisiana and they are

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southeast. and everything clears out by tomorrow evening. but look at the threat for strong storms farther up in the southeastern united states. strong, possibly damaging winds. isolated tornado, small chance. again, all under just a slight risk. and then we're cool and clear for the end of the week. leslee, how about traffic on the 8s? >>> all right, still looking good across the bay area bridges and no congestion that's going to slow you down but we have issues. southbound i-75 past blanton road, in pasco county, an accident taking up the left lane but not slowing you down because traffic is light in general. and let's talk about the sun coast area. a few issues here. state road 64 at i-75, an accident to the shoulder. and also one on state road 64, again, this is east of zipper road. so be aware of that. and tamiami trail, 301 looked good. and southbound on i-75, the exit to university parkway is blocked due to overnight construction. and two left lanes taken away due to construction on the diverging diamond intersection. but as far as today is concerned, in about 45 minutes all of those lanes. stuck get by and no delays. that's a look at w

southeast asian nations in lo angeles california later this afternoon. it's the first time a meeting like this has been hosted here in the united states. the g gup will cover a bunch of issues, includinglimate change. >>> preparations right now are underway for the pope's next stop in mexico. he will be stopping off in southern mexico, and he will hold a mass in a soccer stadium, and recently did this visit mexico city where he spoke out against the drug tradend all the violence that comes with it. >>> the head of the orthodox church sitting down with castro. the patriarch held a historic meeting with pope francis in havana. >>> and thenen trying to figure out who attached a explosive device to a rental car albuquerquenternational airport. the device was disarmed. flights were not affected, they tell us, but the fbi and atf are conducting separate investigations to figure out where that bomb came rom. >>> and we're not just talking about the prices. nbc's jacob ras kin introduces us to fuel on demand. >> the purple truck hard to miss. >> how would you like )t if you didn't have to go to the gas >> what if the gas station came to you. >

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