the comradery now extending beyond just the unform they wore. after the floods of 2008 ripped through-town-many veterans were left with no place to turn. this was the spark for the waverly area veterans post-a place to unite all veterans in the area. ready to serve each and every veteran under one roof. a young and old- active and returning vets to come together. support each other. and most importantly a place to honor them. take a look inside the elevator-a mural with all five branches of the armed forces. as you ride the elevator-the moving mural lighting up a tribute to these brave men- everytime they step inside. "i think this will be a model other towns are beginning to look at it." this post. they're expecting a big turn out this saturday for their grand opening. as always-they will also be hosting their montly saturday morning breakfast. we've got you covered, elizabeth amanieh...kwwl news. the donations from these breakfasts have been instrumental in funding the new post. alliant energy is apologizing to its iowa customers after electri

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unformed. gop nominee also took shots on taxes and a massive nearly billion dollar loss he reported on 3 different state tax returns in 1995. >> i was able to use the tax laws of this country and my business acumen to dig out of real estate mess. i have brilliantly used those laws. it's legal to right off losses on future tax returns but the nature of the losses isn't clear because just a few pages of trump's tax returns were leaked to the "new york times." >> not the spo which have more detail. experts shake their heads. >> it's not illegal to be a bone head not illegal toll lose $916 million stupid embarrassing but not illegal. tuesday night with much of america dissatisfied with both trump and hillary clinton, it will be an up to their running mates to debate the issues. indiana governor mike pence will sing trump's praises democratic tim kaine will talk up hillary. he lives right here in richmond and has for over 30 years. in massachusetts at harvard law school. they moved right here to ric

most locations 69 to 51 degrees, unform numbers that's thanks to a westerly breeze. you can see the arrows, it's a due west wind that down slopes off the appalachians that helps to warm things up. it's a nice day, winds anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour. that puts a little bit of a chill in the air this afternoon, but not too terribly bad. satellite and radar there's yesterday's storm pulling away and moving to the north an backing more toward the west. that will keep the wind going at least for the next couple of days. it will keep the weather dry, but we'll continue to see winds at least through tuesday afternoon. wednesday things start to calm down. clipper system will bring the spotty shower to the lehigh valley and the poconos, it will pass on by quickly. once it comes and goes, there's nothing going on. it's dry through thursday afternoon that's when the next weather maker arrives. you will see that reflected in the seven day in a minute. warm out there today, temperatures in the 60s. there goes the clipper. we'll see cloud cover tomorrow morning and skies

focusing on and working hard to make sure there is a strategy in place that everyone in the district unforming knows and understand our strategies and how wool be working with the plan to provide the correct information as well as everyone working with their best foot forward to address future gaps an update on the classifications as we push towards making the team permanent and we also discussed the superintendent search twermentd in the process of receiving proposals from r f q as you may know we had a discussion for the two selections to move forward and now we are moving forward with our chosen firm for the selection of superintendant more information in terms of dates and how we'll work on the transparent process to select our superintendent as we move forward and that concludes my report. and our next meeting is on october 27th and, of course, guarantee it will be fun exciting and exemplary thank you. >> mr. haney. >> commissioner norton. >> i want to just go back on the budget committee for this month i was not able to make the early october time and i'm labor day the calendar i think b

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. >> it was loud but largely unformed, often shifting as the campaign progressed. shooting in san bernardino, trump said this. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> it was then the republican establishment started to worry out loud. >> what was proposed yesterday is not what this party stands for and more importantly it's not what this country stands for. >> the suggestion is completely and totally inconsistent with american values. >> eventually trump recalibrated, stepping back from a religious ban and reaching out to african-americans. >> what do you have to lose? >> his campaign floated the idea of softening on illegal immigration, and added some drama when trump flew to mexico to meet with the country's president. >> we are united by our support for democracy, a great love for our people. >> but hours later in arizona he doubled down with a tough immigration speech that could have been delivered a year ago. >> for tho

. >> it was loud but largely unformed often shifting as the campaign progressed.nardino, trump said this. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> it was then the republican establishment started to worry out loud. >> what was proposed yesterday is not what this party stands for, and more importantly, it's not what this country stands for. >> this suggestion is completely and totally inconsistent with the american values. >> eventually, trump recalibr e recalibrated stepping back from a religious band and reaching out to african-americans. >> what do you have to lose? >> his campaign floated the idea of softening on illegal immigration and added some drama when trump flew to mexico to meet with the country's period. >> we were united by our support for democracy, a great love for our people. >> but hours later in arizona, he doubled down with a tough immigration speech that could have been delivered a year ago. >> for those

resistance and violence themselves, southern whites would seek protection from their allies in blue unforms. and southern whites resented the idea of black people telling them what to do. much as they would told black people what to do for centuries. grant himself tried to mediate this process. without basically not standing firmly behind his black soldier, but saying, let's try to work this out because i understand southern sensibility, he was after all, married to the daughter of -- so he had some idea about what people were talking about, so, the 18-year grant was grant of reconciliation. just to see that there's a little more resistance to the idea of reunion and racial equality. wasn't at this point pushing for black suffrage. talk about the equality before the law in terms of basic civil rights would be a reasonable consequence of the war to anticipate. wasn't quite seeing that either. still seeing a chaotic situation. the biggest recommendation was we need to have a military presence. things haven't been restored. order isn't there. a lot still to go. starting in 1866, grant's priori