taft's parents were alfonzo taft and also louise taft. they originally came from the new england states. well, alfonzo taft, when he first left townsend, vermont, which was his hometown area, he comes here to cincinnati, ohio, in 1838, and he actually begins to work with a law firm, nathaniel wright, becoming a lawyer here in cincinnati. this is where he first started to make money. the tafts were prominent individuals who would later leave downtown cincinnati and move up to the top of the hill here in mt. auburn. mt. auburn was once referred to as cincinnati's fifth avenue. the prince of wales, when he came to visit the city, he actually would stay in a home up here in the mt. auburn community. this is where the well-to-do first got established, leaving the downtown cincinnati area, trying to get away from all the pollution, the slaughterhouses, thus getting the name porkopolis in the downtown area, trying to move to the cleaner, healthier air, so to speak. william was born here in the house september 15th, 1857. he would be the second c

it comes from 1912 and this is a race in which william howard taft is the republican candidate and woodrow wilson is the democratic candidate and theodore roosevelt is running in the progressive party, the bull moose party. by them is produced democratic national committee and is called the old way and the new. very rich, with this fat plutocrat who comes into his office where one of his flunkies is dutifully dusting off portraits of theodore roosevelt and william howard taft. together as an example of the old way of doing things. so he's got lots of money and is dispensing favors and there's all sorts of bribes and political corruption. new are contrasted with the way of doing things represented by woodrow wilson, the champion of the common man. plea forends with a people to send one dollar to the democratic national committee on behalf of the woodrow wilson campaign because woodrow wilson is for the common man, republicans are for the wealthiest 1%. nothow, those tropes have changed in the last 100 years. have 1.4 million items in the collection, so there are plenty of treasures out ther

. >> joe: somewhere down there in that mess, jenny taft's with sefo liufau. >> jenny: well, the rise is for real in boulder tonight. hard your work team has worked to go from worst to first? how proud are you? >> it means the world to me. i'm so proud of this team. i didn't play very well tonight, my teammates picked me up, they picked up the slack, and so we are just very grateful to be in the position we are in, a great team effort tonight. a >> jenny: coach mcintyre knew that this team was special this year, what can you say about the way he turned this program around? >> he has definitely helped us, he has been with us all for years, he has pushed us to do things we didn't want to do, and we are going to keep playing. we have a very important game coming up, but we are think both for how hard he pushed us. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: la

i'm a big taft fan. not >> you just won the political scares board game. hours of fun for the whole family. >> awesome. beta max. >> here we go. that's the last child welfare on the map. in this situation whoever gets the most squares is the winner. it comes down to this. it's you and matt. >> my buddy matt. obama in an election? >> bill dailey. >> i believe... i disagree. >> you disagree waen that you are correct. it was bobby rush. the only fellow that beat barack obama in an election. that's five x's to four o's. chini is the winner of round two. thank you for joining us. see you again next week. [clapping] >>>lots of fun. i hope brad liked his home version. it's fun. >> makes far popular gift this time of year. maybe not as popular as the craze in california. >> the apple iphone 7? >> no. >> roku express. fun viewing. >> wrong again. >> it's california i'm sure it's not the trump hats. >> you're right about that after the election. what do you get the person who has everything? in california, you can now give the gift of marijuana. >> it's healthy, who

for jenny taft, brady quinn, and the rest of our crew, a shout gets well soon, and can't wait till he joins us next week. joe davis saying so long. >> it's a relief, it's sad to say but that's how we feel. >> new at 11:00 pnl tears of sorrow, as the death of fidel castro reaches florida. >> what turns out to be a fatal shooting a dog on the attack. why neighbors think the dog was provoked. >> look at this. ice path really? >> today was all about college football rivalries. how the ucf bulls usf bull. in their rivalry. >> being fox >> i'm lloyd sowers. haley has the night off. thanks for being with us. the celebrations continue tonight in miami. 24 hours after the announcement came that former cuban leader fidel castro passed away at the age of 90. reactions to the death of the former cuban dictator continue to come in from all around the world. >> reporter: celebrations rippling around the world, as news spread from the death of fidel castro. however, there is a stark contrast. in paris, supporters held a vigil to honor the leader, but income miami: >> knowledge consider him a saint a

>> william taft. >> william çtaft. >> i agree. >> i'll be william taft later on. the constitution center, matt delucia. guys, back to you. >> i'm about to tweet side by side pictures. >> william taft was 300 pounds. he can't be william taft. >>> count on nbc 10 for complete election coverage. our live team coverage continues this afternoon at 4:00. tonight at 7:00 nbc news will have election analysis and then you can count on nbc 10 news at 11:00. we'll have live team coverage and late-night election results. you know who else you can count on? >> count on meteorologist bill henley because the weather will be traffic today for your voting. bill? >> yes, it's cold this morning. but sunshine is just about to come up. two minutes away from sunrise this morning. just a few thin clouds. look at that beautiful view from center city. it is cold. there are cold neighborhoods in the city. look at the 30s for fox chase, bustleton, torresdale, parkwood down to 35 degrees. andorra, chestnut hill, manayunk, parkside all in the 30s. kingsessing at 40 degrees, graduate hospital

taft's opinion around the question of space. so long as the federal agency not set foot inside, his home or office, the search did not apply. this had been noted as the usual standard open to that time. there have been no telephones involved in prior cases. taft committed what brandeis considered the greatest sin in judging. he is not taken into account changes in society and technology and paid no attention to the facts. brings into, existence new conditions and purposes, discovery and invention and made it possible for the government by means far more effective than stretching upon the rack to obtain disclosure in court of what is whispered in the closet. at this point brandeis wanted to refer -- he had a clipping. he wanted to refer to a new device recently developed by the general electric of any cult television. he removed the note in deference to his clerk, henry friendly's skepticism. went on the right one must elephant and quoted passages in american law. " the makers of our constitution undertook to secure conditions fa

. >> joe: somewhere down there in that mess, jenny taft's with sefo liufau. >> jenny: well, the rise is for real in boulder tonight. what does this mean to see how hard your work team has worked to go from worst to first? how proud are you? >> it means the world to me. i'm so proud of this team. i didn't play very well tonight, my teammates picked me up, they picked up the slack, and so we are just very grateful to be in the position we are in, a great team effort tonight. a >> jenny: coach mcintyre knew that this team was special this year, what can you say about the way he turned this program around? >> he has definitely helped us, he has been with us all for years, he has pushed us to do we are going to keep playing. we have a very important game coming up, but we are think both for how hard he pushed us. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last

. >> taft. >> it was william howard taft. >> but we have a little bit of time, last word, michael? >> the house of representatives is going to be --. [ inaudible ] >> they have done a good job of tying trump and the house of representatives together. >> you say there is a chance for the democrats to take it. >> no i am not say that but to make ryan utterly miserable. >> i cannot believe he is still going to be speaker. no matter who wins. >> i would be quitting. >> why? >> through is no one else. my prediction is taft was the last president with facial hair but he will not be the last. >> your friends in brooklyn... >> isn't it november? the next break? so everyone growses a beards. >> can you grow a beard? >> i can but i look like a dirt back. >> i cannot. you never knew that. >> that is all the time we have tonight, but, never fear we have a special "i'll tell you what," tomorrow at midnight. >> i'm great at midnight. >> 9:00 p.m. on the west coast and we well see you in prime time. check out or mod cat with the same name perino & stirewalt "i'll tell you what," wherever you can

. >> joe: somewhere down there in that mess, jenny taft's with sefo liufau. >> jenny: well, the rise is for real in boulder tonight. what does this mean to see how hard your work team has worked to go from worst to first? how proud are you? >> it means the world to me. i'm so proud of this team. i didn't play very well tonight, my teammates picked me up, they picked up the slack, and so we are just very grateful to be in the position we are in, a great team effort tonight. a >> jenny: coach mcintyre knew that this team was special this year, what can you say about the way he turned this program around? >> he has definitely helped us, he has been with us all for years, he has pushed us to do things we didn't want to do, and we are very grateful for that. we are going to keep playing. we have a very important game coming up, but we are think both for how hard he pushed us. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't los

. >> joe: somewhere down there in that mess, jenny taft's with sefo liufau. >> jenny: well, the rise is for real in boulder tonight. what does this mean to see how hard your work team has how proud are you? >> it means the world to me. i'm so proud of this team. i didn't play very well tonight, my teammates picked me up, they picked up the slack, and so we are just very grateful to be in the position we are in, a great team effort tonight. a >> jenny: coach mcintyre knew that this team was special this year, what can you say about the way he turned this program around? >> he has definitely helped us, he has been with us all for years, he has pushed us to do things we didn't want to do, and we are very grateful for that. we have a very important game coming up, but we are think both for how hard he pushed us. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last

in 1912 teddy and taft, taft the sitting president and teddy the former president who came against hisld friend. there was such vitrole. the new york times said we must have all have a blush on our cheeks. >> that was before. >> exactly. that was the first primary system. so that's where it all began and maybe that's the fruit of what -- >> the resistant creating the party bosses didn't like, that they lost control of. depending on the views of donald trump but where we are now. what do you think happens? if donald trump were to lose tonight, we're too early, we don't know, what happens then? do parties reassess? >> i think what the party may have to think about having more sense of if not control, more influence over who the nominee is. parties are supposed to exist for nominating the candidate. in the old days they did it in the conventions and suddenly we had two months only in the fall. many of us would love to go back to that. it's hard to turn your back on democracy once it's gone forward. the democrats had more control because they had more super delegates there for hillary from

. >> joe: somewhere down there in that mess, jenny taft's with sefo liufau. >> jenny: well, the rise is for real in boulder tonight. at hard your work team has worked to go from worst to first? how proud are you? >> it means the world to me. i'm so proud of this team. i didn't play very well tonight, my teammates picked me up, they picked up the slack, and so we are just very grateful to be in the position we are in, a great team effort tonight. a >> jenny: coach mcintyre knew that this team was special this year, what can you say about the way he turned this program around? >> he has definitely helped us, he has been with us all for years, he has pushed us to do things we didn't want to do, and we are going to keep playing. we have a very important game coming up, but we are think both for how hard he pushed us. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny:

it all happened because of my guy teddy roosevelt in 1912, when he wanted to beat taft, he introducedhole let the people vote and the primary system happened. for a long period of time the primaries went out, they came back in again, yet the superdelegates still supported the party on the democratic side having some powers. the be parties decided to reduce the number of from delegates and they had to vote the way their states voted. i know this doesn't sound democratic but do we want the party leaders if they are going to try the get consensus if they want anything at all to have a little bit of control when the decision was made as to who the nominee is? in 1912 when the fight got so vitriolic or tead and taft, if this is our first experiment in the new primary system, we hope this is our last, this is a mob, people from abroad must be looking at us and blushing in what we are, and that could be written today. >> when this more small d democratic system emerged, at the same time, the very same time, that the decline in faith and institutions began unabated. i don't think those are --

transferred out of taft. that's why we missed him. he confessed. there is no case. i'm caught up with my paperwork. i'd like a personal day i hate him. i hate him for leaving us. i hate him for going away. don't you hate him? no, i just miss him. i don't miss him at all. he did it because he hated us. he hated us! mitchell! i'd kick his ass for what he did. i would. guys. hey, what's up? you missed it. another morning on why we shouldn't kill ourselves. isley: and homework-- we have to stay alive until tomorrow. it's a pass-fail assignment. there's nothing worth looking forward to. i've done every drug there is except for heroin. that's about it. i've been drunk so many times... and you've done every guy i know. i haven't done you. and i never will. eat your heart out. i've done most of the ones i wanted. it wasn't that great. what's there to look forward to? i'm going to pass science. then my parents would get me a car. could be a great summer. vicky: we came here from norwood-- before my father was promoted. it was better when we were poor. we weren't poor poor, b

it happened with teddy roosevelt and taft and the split in party and the progressivism. you have a real hunger in america among republicans of the sort of established school of republicans and some centrist democrats who say, this is wacky. and i haven't been able to figure out how it happened. but some realignment of parties -- charlie: in london, in great britain for a long time. and some party other than the tories. cokie: walter, you're involved with organizations that are very central to that goal. and that is the one place that i do see some hope. is that there are now several institutions that are really working to try to punish people for not coming together. and -- i know you haven't been yet. but hang in, walter. and i think that the -- and i do think that there are -- there are some voters who are fed up with the fact that nothing is going on. >> that's what we always hear. cokie: ripples of hope. ripples of hope. jeff: here i go again as ronald reagan may have said to me. if you asked the country, do you want bipartisanship? do you want a cooperative politica

william howard taft wrote what must be considered one of the most wooden opinions ever handed down. he tried to limit it to one question, did evidence from a private telephone conversation intercepted by a wiretap, amount to a violation of the fourth and the amendments? since the federal agents had not entered the house or office, all they did was listen from the outside, there was no physical penetration and therefore no constitutional violation. there were three dissents, each one joint by the newest member, stone. the normally conservative peers -- butler tore apart the argument on both on historical grounds and misreading the meaning of the prior cases. holmes condemned wiretapping as a dirty business and explained that there are two desirable goals, one to detect criminals using evidence, and the other that the government should not use illegal means to catch criminals. he wrote, it is less evil that some criminals should escape, that the government should flow -- should play in a noble part. -- play an ignoble part. he wrote separately because brandeis asked him to do so and a

there's a bunch of those books, all the taft books about senator taft all from our library. there's one that stephen shadegg wrote about barry goldwater in which the subhead of the book is freedom is his flight plan. goldwater was the pilot and shattuck was the longtime campaign manager, the father of congressman john shadegg who has been in congress. i kept bumping into monsters you when i was writing this book but the previous one i wrote 10 years ago was about her life because so much of it took place before i was either not on the planet are old enough to understand what it all meant. i spent a lot of time with her since she passed away in 97 through the presence of writing. >> host: raising a child in washington in this media saturated out and all that could be an interesting challenge in itself and essentially to zero to respond. even if the child wants to be like his or her parent or wants to get as far from journalism or whatever and they can't. how about you? >> guest: i was in both camps. part of the book my story with her as we had a very rough relationship betwee

. >> joe: somewhere down there in that mess, jenny taft's with sefo liufau. >> jenny: well, the rise is for real in boulder tonight. what does this mean to s hard your work team has worked to go from worst to first? how proud are you? >> it means the world to me. i'm so proud of this team. i didn't play very well tonight, my teammates picked me up, they picked up the slack, and so we are just very grateful to be in the position we are in, a great team effort tonight. a >> jenny: coach mcintyre knew that this team was special this year, what can you say about the way he turned this program around? >> he has definitely helped us, he has been with us all for years, he has pushed us to do things we didn't want to do, and we are going to keep playing. we have a very important game coming up, but we are think both for how hard he pushed us. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for

bunch against washington state, that is on friday, and we will have utah and colorado on for jenny taft, brady quinn, and the rest of our crew, joe davis right now on fox 28 news at nine--another corridor group is coming forward to speak out about an upcoming prayer service for law enforcement. >>> right now, another group coming forward to speak out service for law enforcement. >>> a cold and blustery saturday, wind chill in the tens and the twenties, i will let you know when the wind will lighten up and what to expect sunday in your weather first forecast. >>> a major a major victory for the hawkeyes, our inker has the highlights from the shutout. >> that is correct. illinois is second to last scoring the big ten this year and illinois has only been able to win three games but last week if anything, it is that anything can happen. . if you are in illinois and you have not scored a lot, you probably want to stay away from that one. okay, 0-0 in the second quarter, a punt away. and he makes them pay, fourth total touchdown this year, that is all she wrote for the first half, 7-0 hawks a

for jenny taft, brady quinn, and the rest of our crew, joe davis saying so long from seattle. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. introducing tiny toast. the tiny cereal with the big taste of real fruit. good evening i'm haley hinds. thanks for being with us. lloyd has the night off. happening now -- there's a chill in the air across the bay-area. temperatures are starting to drop... mike bennett has a look why you may want to wear a sweater if you're out to plummet. we got our first by the way haley, hug your honey alert tonight, 43 in brooksville, 43 up in crystal river and you could take off four, five, 6? as we head into the monk hours on monday from these morning lows. we will talk about the weather in the second half of your >> hug your honey crucial. mike thanks. >>> foicials tell us they're continuing to work out hot spots at the two story home on meadow view circle. officials say no injuries have been reported. no word on what

. >> joe: somewhere down there in that mess, jenny taft's with sefo liufau. >> jenny: well, the rise is for real in boulder tonight. what does this mean to see how hard your work team has to go from worst to first? how proud are you? >> it means the world to me. i'm so proud of this team. i didn't play very well tonight, my teammates picked me up, they picked up the slack, and so we are just very grateful to be in the position we are in, a great team effort tonight. a >> jenny: coach mcintyre knew that this team was special this year, what can you say about the way he turned this program around? >> he has definitely helped us, he has been with us all for years, he has pushed us to do things we didn't want to do, and we are very grateful for that. we have a very important game coming up, but we are think both for how hard he pushed us. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for

. >> joe: somewhere down there in that mess, jenny taft's with sefo liufau. >> jenny: well, the rise is for real in boulder tonight. hard your work team has worked to go from worst to first? how proud are you? >> it means the world to me. i'm so proud of this team. i didn't play very well tonight, my teammates picked me up, they picked up the slack, and so we are just very grateful to be in the position we are in, a great team effort tonight. a >> jenny: coach mcintyre knew that this team was special this year, what can you say about the way he turned this program around? >> he has definitely helped us, he has been with us all for years, he has pushed us to do things we didn't want to do, and we are going to keep playing. we have a very important game coming up, but we are think both for how hard he pushed us. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: la

the woman is not zika screeners collected volunteer urine samples for testing between taft and garfield streets and intenational blvd international blvd, 14th and 16th street. this is the perimitter set up because it's where a zika infested mosquito is most likely to breed. "the mosquito doesn't fly about more than a football field." brownsville is tasked with spraying mosquito the silver lining with the first confirmed case "it was only present in the urine which would mean she had already cleared it from her the community needs to stay on high alert. clear standing water around your home can limit mosquitos from breeding. all week, the city and county will be going door-to-door asking for tests to be done.. they are asking that anyone experiencing zika like symptoms, get tested. meteorologist eileen loan now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather stormtrack 7 weather team: ally crutcher joins us for today now on today in iowa... more announcements from trump tower expected today -- as the white house transition tea

bunch against washington state, that is on friday, and we will have utah and colorado on for jenny taft, brady quinn, and the rest of our crew, joe davis saying so long from seattle. the same time... streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. all you need is high-speed internet from centurylink. get up to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. no, that's okay. i'm not hungry. don't worry about me. okay. ? >> america's most advanced weather satellite successfully launching just hours ago. built right here in colorado. >> plus, new immigration policy denver millions in federal funding. why are all has to do with denver being a "sanctuary city". >> and the crowd goes wild. see you celebrating a big win tonight. what this means for the team c-dot -- thanks for joining us, i'm tammy vigil. >> on kagan harsha. the fieldbus get a huge program when and are now doorstep of a pac12 championship. >> in a season of surprises, cu's coming-of-age may have been this afternoon. not so much in winning a football g

america was like cross of gold, sounds fine, lets go with howard taft, 108 years ago. >>> back to real life, president elect trump planning tr ticket to inaugeration, we have the hook up, limiting limited number to coloradans who want to go to dc for the day. i assume, senator gardener, who refused to support trump won't be waving a home made trump/pence sign. requests need to be in by december 1, details in the story on 9news.com. >>> president elect trump is a tweeter, and he is a deleteer, and that raises an interesting question about the presidential presidents' records, all, are transferred to national archives at the oendf the term-- end of the term. they didn't have twitter. you can bet that with nearly 16 million followers, president elect trump can't tweet and delete fast enough to escape history. >>> our week-long investigative series on sky rocketing prescription drug costs brought in a lot o wants to know team, kevin von tackles the one tern we heard most. >> reporter: you called and we listened. one thing we heard over and over, seniors caught in a medicare doughnut hole a

was it william henry harrison, zachary taylor, william howard taft, or herbert hoover?tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. >>> this week's book of the week is a long essay by george packer in the "new yorker" titled "hillary clinton and the populist revolt." i thought it was the single-best piece on the politics behind this election and even though it's technically about clinton, it is still vitally relevant. now for the last look. there were a lot of "what ifs" thrown around this week. what if hillary spent more time in the midwest? what if she focused more on working-class whites? what if the polls had been slightly more on point? well, we thought we'd add a comparative what if. what if america had a presidential system like most other countries in the world? hillary clinton lost the election but it now seems she has won the popular vote. presidential candidates have lost the presidency after winning the popular vote five times in the history of the united states. in 1824 when andrew jackson lost to john quincy adams, in 1876 when samuel tilden lost to rutherf

it is a kiss taft row if i. catastrophe. >> reporter: he claims if it is not replaced he will will -- we will detroy american health care the latest washington post abc news national poll has trump edging ahead with a 1 issues of the day is still f b director james comey's letter to congress about the agency looking into hillary clinton's. -mails. although he is under fire from several elected officials -- e- mails. a though he is under fire fromseveral elected officials he is standing by him. >> he understands there's oversight and was responding to a question from the oversight committee. >> reporter: you support what he did. >> look made the decision people were attacking him in the past i always found director comey to be professional and the way he conducts his affairs at the fbi. >> the rubio campaign is in bradenton after a stop in lakelander and he admits it's ties race for the senate seat against patrick murphy says it's god will he wouldn't be president and is proud of the decision torun for reelection

that is on friday, and we will have utah and colorado on saturday with the south division for jenny taft, brady quinn, and the rest of our crew, joe davis saying so long from seattle. w, it's wisconsin lottery's $15 holiday scratch game, unwrap the cash. ironically elf-themed, this festively-fun gift put a bunch of us into early retirement. old-school gifts can't compete! so on my 400th workaversary, i moved on to greener pastures! see you on the green! okay! what a gift! only on fox 6: a teacher's car is stolen. she says a student did it! still missing. fox 6's ashley sears is live in the newsroom to explain. kristin bessler says her keys were taken from her coat pocket inside her classroom. she was stunned when surveillance captured who did it. 38:30 it was surprising to see this happen at all. it's a mystery that begins with a keychain-- tuesday afternoon-- when 8th grade teacher, kristin bessler was leaving the she noticed--a very important key was gone. 47:50 i take these out and clip my school keys on and then i grab for my car key and i walk out the door with my car key, but it wa

for jenny taft, brady quinn, and the rest of our crew, joe davis saying so long from seattle.le. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. beautiful fall saturday great for football by the way. good evening, i'm dave kinchen. thank you for staying up late with us f you've been outside you could not help but notice a major change in the weather. we've even seen snowflakes in allentown. and you know the wind, well it's not helping matters either. many places are under a wind advisory tonight. for more on this major change in the weather let's get over to meteorologist mike masco. >> mom nature will certainly smack us around the next 36 hours across the delaware

i mean, it happened with teddy roosevelt and taft and a split in parties and a progressivism.real hunger in america among, you know, republicans of the sort of established school of republicans and some sen rift democrats that say, "this is wacky." >> i think the industrial revolution does give us a parallel to some of the feerlz we have today. i mean, think of it then, as you said, people are moving from the farms to the city. lots of immigrants are coming in from abroad. the pace of life has sped up so much that people feel we don't even know the country anymore. all this technological change has taken place with telephones and telegraphs and eventually-- and there was populism and anxiety and demagogues as a result of all that. and then eventually that got channeled into the progressive part of the republican expaert teddy roosevelt, and change took place in a rational way and things began to feel better. so now we've got a very similar situation with the technological revolution, where the globalization, with people feeling the country is changing beyond what at the presen

our soldiers statue in the 1880s by laredo taft is in honor of four were witches unsurpassed very many and probably more than any other except yield. maybe most of all we are all proud of that. christian abolitionists. so those three in the back, those are statesmen which we were born of our office building where frederick douglass picture was dedicated on the fourth of july in the beautiful speech by edmund fairfield who helped found the republican party was lieutenant governor michigander and civil war and the governor. so we are proud of all of that and we think the cause of limited free constitutional government is a great cause and the greatest political development in history we even think after the founder. so we study out that can come to admire those people. >> for those who aren't familiar, what is the meekness of hillsdale college? >> guest: you have to put a few things together. we don't take any money from the government director and direct. poster that includes student loans. >> guest: that's right. all of that is voluntary as the days for every college for most of our hi

philippines also until he ran afoul of the civilian governor who was appointed over him, william howard taft. the other thing i would point out is that down here, is arthur macarthur's glasses. you see pictures of him in later life and he looks a lot like teddy roosevelt. these are the glasses he is wearing in those pictures. 1898 is when the spanish-american war started and arthur macarthur was on his way to command american troops in the campaign. after the battle of manila. his son douglas, 18 years old, had just graduated from west texas military academy and had grown up idolizing his father and wants to go with his dad as a volunteer aide. arthur macarthur performed a brave service at this moment. he turned to his son and said -- son, you have an appointment to west point. i want you to take that appointment. this will not be the last war. this will not be the last war but it will be my last war. your job is to prepare yourself for that time. so douglas took his advice and went off to west point. incidentally, mom followed along because with her oldest boy in the u.s. navy, her husband

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. >> mckinley and taft. >> he is making that up. they tend to start between 70 -- that's absolute nonsense. >> it is no more nonsensical than talking about a hillbilly. >> did you get offended? >> a little bit. >> something tells me, remi, you have a problem with this. >> i think it is unnecessary. i wouldn't say there is a problem, but his supporters as we just saw from the delta story are very much in favor of him and are very happy about him. if his election night speech was to be believed he was intending to bring the country together. rather than going and thepging those -- thanking those who voted for him go to the places where he didn't have a a lot of support. >> that's what the fu tour is for. >> there was a "new york times" piece and it showed a lot of people voted for obama last time and they voted for trump this tievment they said why? he showed up. he did a rally and spoke to them. those people are not particularly republican or conservative. if he goes to those areas he will now have to do more than show up. he will ha

the other william howard taft who died in 1930. >>> "the new york times" says it is meeting with president-elect donald trump. that meeting is back on. he's expected to meet with the publisher and journalist this morning. earlier today trump tweeted that he canceled the meetinging. he is also slated to hold another round of meetings and he works to fill his administration. news 4's tracie potts has the to new york to rejoin the transition team. they're in no hurry to announce more cabinet officials before thanksgiving. >> it could come this week, it could come today, but we're not in a rush to publish names just because everybody is looking for the next story respectfully. >> reporter: sources say mayor and trump confidant rudy giuliani is being considered for director of intelligence. newt gingrich will continue to adv the president's cabinet. he favors giuliani over mitt romney as secretary of state. >> rudy is a better pick and has the right temperament. we're going to need somebody who is a fighter. >> reporter: in a video released, president-elect trump says his first 100 days will focus on

some made the case the smoke-filled rooms that selected william howard taft over theodore roosevelt led to good decisions. this broader notion of whether we should have recalled elections, a serious change to the system. unlike europe, we empower a strong president. the tradition is the president can't be recalled or impeached, except for the highest crimes of state and the two impeachment presidents andrew johnson and bill clinton were impeached and acquitted by the senate. it suggests we don't like political impeachments or recalls. they are interesting suggesti s suggestions. >> todd is on the line. you are on with jeffrey rosen from the constitution center. we are learning about the electoral college. >> caller: consider there th since it's hypothetical at this point about the popular vote. if candidates did spend a lot of time in new york or california taking consideration then northern california does vote, does tend to vote differently than southern california and definitely the case in northern and southern ohio. here is something that you might want to consider, too, as far as

the fire started on jimmy taft mountain so those of you who have traveled there, that is one of the most popular hiking destinations. the fire quickly spread to the resort cities of gatlinburg and pigeon forge his life in the newsroom. this makes me so sad and it is spreading quickly. it's up to 500 acres. >> firefighters right now are currently battling at least 14 fires. these are in places like homes and businesses and the scary part is lots of tourists go there. we have been dollywood and smoky mountains in so many different attractions. everyone is hoping we will be able to withstand the fire. look at this video. this is terrifying. they evacuated. you can see the trees falling around them with a thick smoke. and the flames. this was a road to the smoky mountains before the blaze. you can hear the family talk about how their eyes are burning and the concern as they see a park and a town and a mountain range go up in flames. as people left you saw them covering their mouths because the smoke was so thick, this is an incredibly dangerous situation to 80 miles per hour. that is feeding

that is on friday, and we will have utah and colorado on saturday with the south division for jenny taft, brady quinn, and the rest of our crew, joe davis cleveland's own fox 8 news.. >> from sunglasses and shorts, two scarves, hats and gloves. you know the old saying in northeast ohio, if you don't like the weather, hang tight, it will eventually change. >> what if we did like it? that's exactly what happened today,pp a shock to the system r many local communities who experienceds their first snowfa 10:00. i'm bill sheil.l. >> and i'm jennifer jordan. with the taste of snow today, even more snow is on the way. >> aj colbey is denny byford jenn harcher tonight. he is out front where we can se the wind blowing behind you and -- >> these winds are coming in almost 50 miles per hour. you may50 hear that from time. no t precipitation falling in te front yard but storm fox doppler radar picking up on some of that snowrm. we had a little waffle, wintry mixtr of rain, snow and even ice pellets. snow and even ice pellets. these are all snowflakes flying as of this point.. up in the northeast and

taft widened the doors. jimmy ki jimmy carter put the outhouse out back. >> that was neat. >> the president of france wanted to use the outhouse. do you remember margaret thatcher got lock the in the outhouse? >> i don't remember that. i heard about it but i don't remember what happened. being too small, he wants a bigger tree at the white house. do you think he should get a bigger tree at the white house? >> i say, why not have a bigger tree? it's already a pretty big tree -- >> but can it be a bigger tree? >> it can be a bigger tree. >> donald trump, get a bigger tree, all right? >> why don't we chant that together. >> bigger tree, bigger tree! bigger tree, bigger tree! bigger tree, bigger tree! bigger tree, bigger tree! >> jimmy: make up your mind. we have to take a break. when we come back uber has a weird new feature. and cousin sal is weird too. he's back with his hidden camera hijinks, stick around, we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ? ? ? can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was

but it was one that he sign to my back when she was covering and their budget books about senator taft all from the library there's one that stephen shadegg wrote about barry goldwater in which the subhead of the book is freedom is his his flight plan because goldwater was the pilot and that's his long-time campaign manager and the father of congressman john who served in congress. i kept bumping into mom's history when i was writing the book. the. the previous one i wrote years ago so much of it took place before i was either [inaudible] the planet are old enough to really understand what it meant. so i have spent a lot of time with her since she passed away at 97 through the process of writing,. >> this media saturated town and all of that it's an interesting challenge itself an interesting to see how a kid responds. the child wants to be like his or her parents or wants to be as far from them as they can, how how about you? i was in both camps. part of the book in my story is that we had a rough relationship between when i was 14 when my parents divorced and i lived with my dad till