supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year.

and they will be undertaking further duties at st james' park less, the tower of london, and, tomorrow the rest of the country. these and sunshine across eastern england today. milder weather moving in. only very briefly, that has been introducing more cloud to the west, and for northern ireland and scotland, very wet weather to finish the day, getting to the south by midnight, downpours across england and wales, heavy rain to the south of the uk by the time we get into monday morning. pretty unpleasant rush—hour to come, look at the temperatures, high at the end of the night than they have been in recent days, not pretty across southern counties, windy across the board, some of this rain very heavy, brighter skies following on behind, and a slightly milder feel. coming in from the west rather than the north, where we have picked up the chill. chance of wintry showers for scotla nd chill. chance of wintry showers for scotland and for wales, make the most of that little glimmer of something warmer on monday because we are back into the arctic air for the remainder of the week. hello, th

they will be undertaking further duties at st james they will be undertaking further duties at stjameses at st james palace, the tower of london and tomorrow at windsor past —— at windsor castle. of london and tomorrow at windsor past -- at windsor castle. thank you, jane francis kelly. officials in china say two people have been killed and dozens injured in a big explosion at a factory. it happened in the port city of ningbo, south of shanghai. windows more than a kilometre away were reportedly shattered by the blast. robin brant reports. local reports on social media say gas canisters may be to blame. pictures emerged showing construction workers carrying people away with blast damaged buildings behind them. police say they do not know what the cause was, and they are investigating. the port city of ningbo is best known for its automotive manufacturing, and is home to the chinese owner of volvo. the explosion happened in an area which is mostly industrial and nonresidential. pakistan's of mike has called on the army to restore peace in islamabad. the demonstrators want a government m

01’ win the huddersfield against west wrong, or with gordian stoppage time to beat newcastle at st james'smeans they come out of the relegation zone and another way when the burnley to beat southampton 1—0 at st mary ‘s and brighten up to eight on the table when they beat swa nsea eight on the table when they beat swansea 1—0, the swans drop into the bottom three. 27 fa cup first—round ties today and three league sides have come unstuck against nonleague opposition, 0xford city will be celebrating right now i'm sure, their club at their first ever win in the competition over a leg side, the 56 places below lead to colchester, early in the second half goal was enough to put them into the second round. national league maidstone united pulled off a shop with a convincing 11—2 victory over cheltenham. the fourth and final goal. national league borehamwood came from behind the knockout league 0ne came from behind the knockout league one side blackpool 2—1 was the score. and 80th minute winner. it gave the home fans at metropark victory to celebrate. england have got theirfirst win victory to ce

. >> reporter: the st. james rotc presented flagpoles. >> it means a lot to me to have this here and to have this ceremony. >> reporter: this plaque bears the names of 42 veterans from the neighborhood who had fought in world war i. veterans say it's important to remember. >> we're the ones who put our lives on the line. >> reporter: and they hope a day like this can teach us something. >> maybe bring us back together, get us closer together. >>> vice president mike pence later leaves the tomb. every year a wreath is laid at the tomb and a bugler plays -- >>> well, president trump told reporters onboard air force one today that president vladimir putin once again denied any interference with the 2016 election and he believes him. the two leaders didn't have a formal meeting, but they did talk while they were in vietnam for an economic summit. they did say in a joint statement they're determined to defeat isis in syria. >>> roy moore made his first appearance today since sexual misconduct allegations were made aga

sailors from the royal navy are also undertaking guard duty at st james's palace, the tower of londonnd tomorrow at windsor castle in what has been a very busy year for the service. indonesia has put out an alert, over fears a volcano could erupt for the first time in more than 50 years. now the weather forecast with phil. after a pretty chilly weekend. something of a change at hand already to the north—western corner of the british isles. low pressure throwing weather fronts down and across all areas over the next few hours. quite wet for a imtoo. 30 or 40 hours. quite wet for a imtoo. 30 or a0 millimetres of rain across the western hills and gusty winds, could see something of a0, 50 miles per hour gusts, something of that order. the rain not clearing from the south and that's where we will see it trapped for a while during monday. monday not particularly cold, even though there is possibility of snow across higher ground, particularly in the knob half of the british isles. a day of sunny spells once the rain clears away. temperatures in the south holding on in one or two spots to d

as well as buckingham palace, royal navy guarding duties await outside windsor castle, st james's palacefor the royal navy. now let's get the weather. something milder and the forecast, but it will not last long, and it hasn't arrived just yet. it is a chilly start. but bright enough for this weather watcher in north lincolnshire. it stays chilly through the rest of the day. tonight there is a change, turning wet and windy in places, and this is where we see some milder weather, but it will only stay mild for a very short time, the cold air will return. for the rest of today, central and eastern areas largely dry and bright, showers feeding in the west. it will feel chilly. seven celsius in london with good spells of sunshine. some showers across the south—west into wales in north—west england, but the showers tend to fade as the afternoon goes on. temperatures struggling in manchester. any of sunshine in north—east england into scotland, but across northern ireland and western scotland the cloud will thicken up. some rain into the north coast of northern ireland by the middle of the aft

as well as buckingham palace, royal navy guarding duties await outside windsor castle, st james's palacel navy. tim muffett, bbc news. my my father was in the royal navy, i think he would have approved. now let's get the weather. 0ur cold weekend continues and the week ahead looks cold, but there will be a brief interruption, because after a chilly sunday, things will turn wet and windy tonight, and then briefly it will become milder. but it will not last very long. for the rest of the day, central and eastern areas dry with crisp sunshine, some showers in the western thickening cloud into northern ireland with persistent rain late in the day. temperatures may creep up by a degree of truth in bed with yesterday. a wet evening for northern ireland, rain spread across scotland. wet weather for northern england, wales and the midlands overnight. and strong winds, gale—force winds and places. but very mild tone towards the south. the cold air already returning to northern and central areas, and after a wet start in the south tomorrow we get back into the cold air. a mixture of sunshine and s

set of guards, the old guard, handing over the responsibility of protecting buckingham palace and st james'srried out by a regiment from the army. that is all from me, get in touch on twitter. thank you for watching, goodbye for now. weather has rather flick flack between the faces of autumn of late, rememberthe between the faces of autumn of late, remember the floods in the north—west of england, things have calmed down nicely for some, at the same time, others have recorded this weekend there first snow of the season. we are about to change again, over my shoulder, air of low pressure. “— again, over my shoulder, air of low pressure. “ area of again, over my shoulder, air of low pressure. —— area of low pressure through the course of the night, really quite wet for a time, 30, 40 millimetres, quite windy as well, gusts around 40 mph. for the most part, within the body of the area of low pressure, the air is relatively mild. how are we shaping up first thing on monday morning, some rain quite heavy, surface water and spray around where it has stopped raining just to the north but along the

they will be undertaking further duties at st james palace, the tower of london and tomorrow at windsorsusan powelljoins us from the what about the weather over the next few days? susan powelljoins us from the weather what about the weather over the next few days? susan powelljoins us from the weather studio. ina word, the weather studio. in a word, nick, cold. briefly milder overnight into first thing on monday but another chilly day. the best of trends across eastern england, further west, more cloud ahead of a weather system that will come into play through the ceiling is overnight. dry weather in the east, showers in the westwood should senedd. chilly with more cloud around in the west than yesterday. this weather system through the evening, northern ireland and scotland, is no for the higher ground, heavy rain across north—west england and wales. —— sum is no. milder and generally frost free first thing on monday. aside from eastern scotland, surmise here first thing on monday. the weather front could bring very intense rain for a while during the monday morning rush hour before it

sailors from the royal navy are also undertaking guard duty at st james's palace, the tower of londond between the faces of autumn of late. you remember the floods in the north—west of england. things have calmed nicely for some but at the same time others have recorded this weekend their first snow of the season. and now we are about to change again, over my shoulder an area of low pressure coming during the course of the night. 30 to 40 mm in some places and windy, too. some gusts around 40 miles per hour. but really for the most part, within the body of that area of low pressure, the air is relatively mild. let's see how we are shaping up first thing on monday. some of the rain really quite heavy. a lot of surface water and spray around where. it stopped raining, to the north of the rain band but along the rain band heavy pulses, a303 territory to the a30. north of that, a mixture of sunny spells, particularly to the east of the pennines but there are plenty of showers to be had and again some of those really quite wintry in nature and we'll gang them together again across the far

bournemouth scored in stoppage time to beat newcastle at st james park, which mean they climb out ofn zone. another away win for burnley. they beat southampton 1—0 at st mary's. brighton are up to eighth in the table after beating swansea, i—0. the swans have dropped into the bottom three. there were 27 fa cup first round ties today. and three league sides have come unstuck against non—league opposition. oxford city will be celebrating after the club's first win in the competition over a league side. they're 56 league places below league two colchester but matt paterson's header early in the second half was enough to put them into the second round. national league maidstone united pulled off a shock with a convincing 4—2 victory over league two cheltenham. the fourth goal here from delano sam—yorke. national league boreham wood who came from behind to knock out league one side blackpool. 2—1 was the score. dan holman with the 88th minute match winner to give the home fans at meadow park a memorable victory to celebrate. england have their first win at the rugby league world cup. it w

set of guards, the old guard, handing over the responsibility of protecting buckingham palace and st james'sually carried out by a regiment from the army, as our correspondent jane—frances kelly explains. people from all around the world, witnessed this historic event, the royal navy, for the first time, undertook the ceremonial duties, normally undertaken by one of five footguards regiments, that form part of the army's household division. lieutenant commander steve elliott is believed to be the first captain of the queen ‘s guard for the royal navy since sir walter raleigh, during the reign of elizabeth first. he explained why they are undertaking these duties now.

set of guards, the old guard, handing over the responsibility of protecting buckingham palace and st james'sr correspondent jane—frances kelly explains. people from all around the world, witnessed this historic event, the royal navy, for the first time, undertook the ceremonial duties, normally undertaken by one of five footguards regiments, that form part of the army's household division. lieutenant commander steve elliott is believed to be the first captain of the queen ‘s guard for the royal navy since sir walter raleigh, during the reign of elizabeth first. he explained why they are undertaking these duties now. great opportunity for the royal navy in what has been termed the year of the royal navy, a capstone to everything we have had, and coinciding with the formal commissioning of hms queen elizabeth. my team have worked really hard to get ready for it, not something we are traditionally famous for, marching, in the navy, but the guys have worked really hard and we hope to put on a good show. able seaman alex stacy, who only joined the service injanuary, said it was an extremely proud

set of guards, the old guard, handing over the responsibility of protecting buckingham palace and st james's by a regiment from the army, as our correspondent jane—frances kelly explains. shortly before 11 this morning, sailors from the royal navy watched out of wellington barracks and into the history books. people from all over the world gathered to watch them enter the gates of buckingham palace. this temporary changeover from soldiers to sailors is part of a year—long celebration of the navy in the uk. leading them was lieutena nt—commander steve elliott, who's believed to be the first captain of the queen's guard from the royal navy since sir walter raleigh during the reign of elizabeth i. it's a great opportunity for the royal navy in what's been termed the year of the royal navy, to act as a capstone to everything we've had this year and also to coincide with the formal commissioning of hms queen elizabeth. my team have worked really, really hard to get themselves ready for it. it's not something we perhaps would be traditionally famous for in the navy, our marching. hms queen elizabe

he was buried in weimar's iacob sofrito for st james cemetery. the workshop in britain bag passed on general cross product the younger it's only now five hundred years after his birth but he is also being discovered as an artist and his own right. sensitive draftsman. a portrait painter to rival his father. he successfully ran the workshop and continued to conduct brand until his death in fifteen eighty six. the team at least not really five the business went on to contact the younger didn't change it he took many of the themes that the workshop had designed for example the ones known as pious images and the many portraits of martin luther he took those pictorial formats and he added to them diversified them but he didn't change anything on a five to act against. the end that. the younger qana completed the reformation altarpiece environment his town church two years after his father's death. in very this. a personal tribute the blood of christ falls on the head of cock the elder. and the two friends caught up and luther stand side by side the he

the food drive begins at noon at st. james park in san jose. your bike a bag and $20 to spend on food you will be donating. in the north bay get holiday shopping done at the gift crafts fair. at the napa valley expo. in the east bay -- the 5k run and festival includes activities food and live music at the ashland complex in ashland. in sports the niners have the weekend off. raters and warriors are away. sharks play and home.>>> repair crews at work -- how rain in the burn area created a sinkhole.>>> more rain in store. bill martin is back with the complete forecast. or how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ >>> in the north bay today's rainstorm had crews and residents on alert after the october fires.>> the fears of landslides and flooding have not materialized.>> reporter: santa rosa's fire scarred neighborhoods seem to have wea

foreign minister ribbentrop whose understanding of britain's is the german ambassador to the court of st. jameswho would been presented to the king gave the king a nasty salute and allowed i'll hitler to the king george the sixth and displeased him later complained bitterly that the king had not replied to the nasty salute itself. ribbentrop advice on the british mind was not taken seriously sincet he was nearly always thinking of those people and backed conservative politicians who made a deal with britain and who were more afraid of stalin and hitler and hitler thereby developed the opinion -- that can't be my phone. it is. [-left-square-bracke[laughter] it was supposed to be off. well -- he thereby developed a mistaken opinion that the british would not fight and that had tremendous effect because churchill and dylan had always been as craven the man with the tightly rolled umbrella but he was not and he was a forceful strong smart man and very, very powerful and unforgiving politician and you have to try and imagine a middle class version of lyndon johnson to get at the character of neville

you can see rainbow the clown on saturday december 2nd, in limerick, pennsylvania, at st. jamess a holiday family fun fest for the kids, and also a fundraiser for designing for hope. >> thank you so much for coming out making balloon hat and animals for all of the kids. look at little shannon here. oh, our little eagles cheerleader. she is ready, and mike, look what i found here. >> hell glow a kansas fan, say hi to mike. >> hi, mike,. >> so, what part of kansas are you from? >> i was born in wichita, but raise in the junction city. >> okay. >> and then i met a guy whose father was in the army at for the rally, and that's why i'm here. >> well thank you so much for coming on bye, she wore kansas sweatshirt, just for you, mike. >> thank you. >> come on down here, we've been eating donuts all morning long, so we have to do little work out. this is the high intense work out. the ymca of phoenixville, allison, explain what we're doing here? >> doing high intensity interval training. switch it to up jacks. the key for high intensity interval training it, burns more, boosts your metab

the ambassadors, including to st. jamesspain, cuba, my brother-in-law and longtime college friend, who served as ambassador to italy, and, finally, and you all know her really well, caroline kennedy schlossberg, who did a brilliant job in japan. we are so happy you are all here. thank you very, very much. [applause] secretary kerry: i also want to thank the mayor. i did vote for him the other day. and our former colleague. thank you for your friendship and all the work we did together in a short time. [applause] secretary kerry: i also want to single out a very special friend of mine. we have gotten to know each other really well. we've been sailing together. we've had a lot of fun in washington. his wife was just with me in malta, where i attended the ocean conference, which i started as secretary of state. we held them in washington and one in chile, up until now, but i'm proud to tell you that what we began as the first international effort on oceans is now continued this year by the europeans in malta, next year by the

prince harry and his fiancee meghan markle will be married in st. james chapel in windsor. charlie, good morning. >> we found out that harry and meghan have been coming here since they started dating, this romantic little getaways outside of london. it's one of the queen's favorite properties. holding the wedding here just made sense. they're going this chapel where they're going to get married. 500-year-old st. george's chapel set on the sprawling grounds of windsor chapel. it's kind of their private chapel. it's where prince charles and kamil got married in a civil ceremony in 2005. the church service, music, flowers, decorations and even the >> have you met the queen? >> i have. >> what was it like? >> it's incredible. a, to be able to meet her through his lens, not just with his honor and respect for her as the monarch but the love that he has for her as his grandmother. >> reporter: but while most brides mair in a family, markel is marrying into a country. and marrying a devore see reflects the attitudes in the royal family. after all, the queen would. be queen if her

st. petersburg, come to thee, sire. jamese quarter of a million people stand before the winter palace, but the czar is in fact not there, nor is it his will the petition be received. instead -- [gunfire] there is the czar, nicolas ii. >> my autocracy will be unchanged. james: said the father gaspon. >> we no longer have a czar. long live the fight for freedom. james: the bearded young man is v.i. ulyanov. party name, lenin. the czar will never be a ruthless autocrat. he does not even look the part, and he is busy. busy with elaborate or ammonium that no longer had people. busy with his family including , including his son who bleeds every time he cuts himself and is kept alive, according to his mother, by the occult powers of grigory rasputin. rasputin is a holy man. he says so himself. ♪ world war i may be hell in the west. it is pure hell 10 times over for the russians. for them, no glamour, no airplanes. divisions without artillery, companies without rifles. rifles without bullets. the russian casualties from typhus alone

st. joe's off and running on the break, james demre. play, demreagain, finished with a game high 20 points, 83 to 70. drexel hosting wine r win less lafayette. bucket he had 19 team high then look down low den near, drexel wins 68-67. the nfl mvp discussion is heating up. the case for tom brady. 54 touchdowns five, since deflate gate. only has three picks. the case for carson wentz also nfl leads touchdown with 28. he was helping to prepare in seattle right now wentz is the best player on the best team. he was asked about being mentioned along with tom brady. >> i focus on our stuff, focus on seattle and what we have ahead of us, we got to take care of business on field. those things will come down the road. not really worried about those. the goal is to win >> most of the players say stuff like, whatever. bro. >> that young man is focused. >> up next an amazing christmas display and all under mii'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to h

st. joe's off and running on the break, james demre. you and the play, demreagain, finished with a game high 20 points, 83 to 70. drexel hosting wine r win less lafayette. bucket he had 19 team high then look down low den near, drexel wins 68-67. the nfl mvp discussion is heating up. the case for tom brady. 54 touchdowns five, since deflate gate. only has three picks. the case for carson wentz also nfl leads touchdown with 28. he was helping to prepare in seattle right now wentz is the best player on the best team. he was asked about being mentioned along with tom brady. >> i focus on our stuff, focus on seattle and what we have ahead of us, we got to take care of business on field. those things will come down the road. not really worried about those. the goal is to win >> most of the players say stuff like, whatever. bro. >> that young man is focused. >> up next an amazing christmas display and all >>> the entire venture aquarium exhibit opens to public saturday. >>> special guests helped bring smiles to the faces of young patients in

st. mary's saturday cavs hosting the heat... and here's a first lebron jamest fouled no call from the referees james syas the magic words twice draws 2 technical fouls and is ejected from the game.it's the first ejection of james' nba career which started in 2003 he had 21 pointscavs win 108-97kevin love: 38 points 34 in the 1st halfcavs win their 9th straight game (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. i thought it was legit. last year... donna fournier was scammed out of almost 12- hundred dollars... when she tried to buy a puppy online.. he said you just send the money through western union 2 transactions later... the money was gone... and donna realized.... there was no puppy comingnow -- because of a 586 million dollar settlement between the federal trade commission and western union.... she's hoping to get her money back... it would mean a lot. it would mean a real lot. the ftc claims western union knew that scammers were using its money transfer system to steal money from victims of various scams. in a statement - the acting chair of the

james de cocoa gets to decide between playing for the st.ll team, undefeated ranked as one of the top teams in the country or drop that to play the part of jack kelly. he decided on the stage. >> you know i am a stage actor i had my performance in cherry hill west last year. >> they didn't call you though >> yes, because they're sold out. they didn't need my help. apparently disney, you know? >> i think they were good without you. >> great story, pat, appreciate t up next, now you can really have breakfast at tiffany's, we'll tell you where this cafe is opening today. >> plus: the mermaid exercises, it is a new work out trends that's really making a splash. the benefits coming up. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. >> our weekends ahead starts off brutally cold. early morning lows tomorrow at best in the 20's. it will feel that much colder with the win. good news, we start to ease up by sunday. tomorrow is awfully chilly, even despi

>> perspective now on the senate race, we're joined by james davis, dean of the school of economics and political science at the university of st. gallant. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, natalie. >> let's start with the controversy over mr. moore, to whom charles barkley was talking about. first, let's listen to campaign ads from the senate race by moore, the republican and an ad from his democratic opponent doug jones. jones' ad includes ivanka trump. >> they were girls when roy moore immorally pursued them, now they're women, witnesses to us all, of his disturbing conduct. will we make their abuser a u.s. senator? >> 40 years of honorable service, roy moore has been intensely scrutinized and not a hint of scandal. but four weeks before the election, false allegations. >> i misspoke. there is another ad by the democrat which includes quotes by ivanka trump because she believes the women. so, where are we in this race? is it going to come down to whether people believe the allegations or is it for conservatives, bottom line, they'll vote for a conservative regardless? >> well, you've put the question right, natalie.

our resident historian chief washington correspondent james rosen looks at the russian revolution and its meaning toda today. >> workers in stubbed a statue of vladimir -- better known as lenin. the stain of communism on the modern world remains indelible. far from creating a worker's paradise, the followers of the -- the philosophy of karl marx basically everywhere it's been tried has instead brought only totalitarianism and an estimated 100 million deaths. >> lenin was the template. >> it's the godlessness, lack of faith in anything superior to the state. the fact that there is no room for individual private property or markets. >> after they seized petrograd, the bolsheviks executed a czar nicholas the second. >> when the bolsheviks took over, almost everyone assumed except the bolsheviks the people so fanatical they cannot stay in power for a long time. they stayed in power from 1917 until the collapse of the soviet union in 1991. >> a nonaggression pact between russia and germany lasted three years. by 1942, russia and the united states, britain and france joined forces to defeat the axis powers. >> and moscow, the 44th

james drake from new jersey, a project manager with an investment firm. >> search warrant executed. agents raid a nursing home in delaware county and we're looking what investigators are looking for. that's unfolding another st. francis center for rehabilitation and health care in darby bureau. alexandria hoff is live there tonight. alex? >> reporter: the state attorney general's office will not comment on the exact nature of this investigation. but what we do know is and we have seen are state inspectors in and out of the doors to this nursing home all evening long. eyewitness was told by a relative of a resident to st. francis rehabilitation and health care center in darby, that visitors were stopped at the door's asked questions about the care of their loved ones. parked out front, vehicles with the state attorney general's office investigations unit. august, complaints prompted an inspection by state officials. their finding indicated patterns of neglect. examples acting without urgency to call for ambulance transport. failure to document significant weight loss and another case where one resident's wounds went unexamined despite sores that went quote down to the bone with exposed tendon. in order to inv

james drake from new jersey, a project manager with an investment firm. >> search warrant executed. agents raid a nursing home in delaware county and we're looking what investigators are looking for. that's unfolding another st. francis center for rehabilitation and health care in darby bureau. alexandria hoff is live there tonight. alex? >> reporter: the state attorney general's office will not comment on the exact nature of this investigation. but what we do know is and we have seen are state inspectors in and out of the doors to this nursing home all evening long. eyewitness was told by a relative of a resident to st. francis rehabilitation and health care center in darby, that visitors were stopped at the door's asked questions about the care of their loved ones. parked out front, vehicles with the state attorney general's office investigations unit. august, complaints prompted an inspection by state officials. their finding indicated patterns of neglect. examples acting without urgency to call for ambulance transport. failure to document significant weight loss and another case where one resident's wounds went unexamined despite sores that went quote down to the bone with exposed tendon. in order to inv

st. mary's calling dispatchers after they learned the pilot was in trouble. >> what are the indications. we have a crash or what? >> sounds like a hung landing gear. >> after landing, look at that. the pilot, anthony james ka posey, gets out of the plane and stands there waiting for firefighters. no big deal. i made an emergency landing on the small plane's belly. didn't crash. the crane was used to remove the plane from the runway. >> pilot circled the airport for all that time to burn off fuel and avoid an explosion. exactly the way you're supposed to do it. >> very experienced. to stay makes a difference. >> he was like hey. >> he was like, hey. >>> all this week on news 4, we're visiting local families to try favorite holiday dishes. >> yesterday, aaron and i tried the broccoli cheese rice casserole. today, melissa and chris are doing the turkey. >> had an opportunity to head to leesburg to make mashed potato stuffing. >> one word describes this recipe. yum. >> all right. >> the mashed potato recipe is my grand mothers. i spent a lot of time with her. you could smell that stuffing coming in the door. my grandmother loved the thanksgiving dinner. it starts with mashed potatoes, it then has bread and

st. louis. so i ask myself is this another turning point for f.o.r.? or is it a continuation of the legacy that was brought to us by smiley,mans, by rusten, james lawson, harding and king? and i don't know. it feels a little different. but it might be the same trajectory. so those are my comments. thank you for your attention. [applause] james juhnke: my name is james juhnke. i'm the retired history teacher at bethel college in kansas. and then a night denominational historian and would-be peace historian. world war i was a double barrel ed civic crisis for mennonites in american. mennonites were pacifists who refused to participate in wartime killing. they were also a german speaking people. their american neighbors, filled with war and enthusiasm and antigerman hostility, subjected mennonites to scorn and persecution. the fact that mennonites prospered economically during the war didn't help this sense of hostility on the part of neighbors who sent their sons to kill and die, fight in the war. one mennonites moral alternative to war was benevolence, and i am going to focus a little bit more on benevolence than politics. as fits the mennonite story. m

st. louis. so i ask myself is this another turning point for for? or is it a continuation of the legacy that was brought to us by the thurman's and rusten and smiley, james law son, harding and king? and i don't know. it feels a little different. but it might be the same trajectory. so those are my comments. thank you for your attention. >> my name is james. im the retired history teacher at college in kansas. and historian and would be peace historian. world war i was a double barrel civic crisis for men nits in american. pacifists who refused to participate in wartime killing. they were also a german speaking people. their american neighbors filled with war and enthusiasm and antigerman hostility subjected them to scorn and persecution. the fact that mennen nits prosper economically during the war didn't help this sense of hostility. on the part of neighbors who sent their sons to kill and die, fight in the war. one men nite moral alternative to war was b. i'll focus on that more than politics. generally provided food and relief for victims of war. the going back to the origin. in the 16th century. they found encouragement in the scripture to meet the

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than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james) kron four has been honoring exceptional teachers -- all over the bay area. and this morning it's jeremiah clauss -- a teacher at statos.. kron 4's catherine heenan shares his story. applause as he takes stage jeremiah clauss - a teacher who loves to perform.whether it's singing at school fairs.. entertaining at parties and eventsacting in local theatre there was a time when he tried to take it farther. jeremiah - i tried out for american idol one time. tried out for the voice. but it just wasn't god's calling for me.turns out his calling is the classroom...where jeremiah welcomes his 6th graders before language arts class.and later...reads to them......acting out the characters. student he's creative. and he's funny. and he's great at story-telling. student he's been here for 9 years and i think he's made a big difference. he even does the school play.he wants his students to puzzle things out for themselves...and says bringing the work to life helps.student - wait wait! - what if he's depressed because he misses his mother? teacher says there you go!principal well i think he has a connection with the students. th