the entire ordeal became part of the documentary "the queen of versailles." but the economy improved, westgate resorts came back, and, again, the siegels bounced back, and in the end, the versailles estate -- it was never sold. construction -- it ramped up again. then last summer, tragedy struck. the siegels were faced with every parent's worst nightmare, the death of their child. 18-year-old victoria siegel had graduated from high school with dreams of opening her own sushi restaurant, but she also had developed an addiction to prescription drugs. >> i didn't even know she was on drugs. that's how scary it was. >> last june, while jackie and david were out of town, victoria died of an overdose at the mansion that the family was living in while versailles is still being completed. >> we flew back immediately, and before i even buried her, i decided that i was going to spend the rest of my life doing something about this horrific problem -- drug addiction in this country -- and i didn't know what i could do to make a difference. >> the death of someone changes

the last time that state that versailles met all of the health requirements. in miami, willard shepard, nbc 6 news. >>> ten american sailors are back with the u.s. naval fleet tonight after being detained by iran. video aired on television shows the sailors on their knees with her hands on their heads after two u.s. navy patrol boats strayed in iranian waters. another video shows the nine men and one woman sharing a meal. one apologized on camera by entering the waters calling it a mistake. they found no evidence the americans were spying. so far us officials have not cited a specific reason why the naval boats ended up in iranian waters. >>> a judge will decide tomorrow whwht will happen to two teens accused of having a gunt school. for now the pair will stay in detention. the boys were in a ft. lauderdale courtroom today but investigators will have to iron out details in the police report before the case could move forward. yesterday at apollo middle school in hollywood. cops say one boy brought a loaded stolen gun to school to show his classmate and stashed

crews are on the scene of a house fire -- on saint louis avenue -- that )s near the intersection of versailles avenue. the fire was first reported just after ten-30. no word on injuries -- we have a crew headed there and will have updates new tonight on the military watch -- 10 american sailors detained by iran are free tonight. and we now are hearing from one of those sailors apologizing for drifting into iranian waters. but what we don t know, was this coerced or offered voluntarily. :04 "it was a mistake. it was our fault. and we apologize for the mistake." :08 the u.s. government has not yet said under what circumstances the statements were made. the sailors are part of riverine squadron 1 based in san diego. but it was norfolk-based sailors who took action when they lost contact with the riverine boats. ships from the u-s-s harry s truman carrier strike group immediately started searching and so did aircraft. secretary of state john kerry says he is grateful the sailors were released unharmed. once released - the ten sailors headed to the norfolk-based cruiser u-s-s anzio for medical chec

ver ailes verse versailles, and the cold spots. and these temperatures are going to rise through the morning. nothing moving across the area, partly cloudy skies, clouds are coming in from the west, but all in all, beautiful day, we will low 40s at noon, and upper 40s later today about 10 degrees above-normal for this time of the year with a blend of sunshine and clouds. we stay warm tomorrow, but rain returns, and then the cold returns for the weekend. a little bit of snow coming this weekend, too, more in a few minutes, butlet check on traffic with jen dalton. >> reporter: good morning, today looking so much better than than in the past couple of days when we started at this time. we're accident-free. maybe you're getting ready to head out the door. here is a live look near i-75, and you can see traffic pretty quiet, and the roads, on the sides the interstate, the interstate themselves are great, and we have no problems, 275, near 32, and we are quiet there, even down 75, near the cut in the hill, we are seeing major congestion,

the group says they are confident that they will prevail. >> we're live outside versailles restaurant. liane more own, local10 news. >> they couldn't put a dancer on the fifth annual slender in the garden -- splendor in the garden and then fashion director ken downing walked the cat walk with each of seven philanthropy award winners and this year i was honored along with kristi martin. what a nice group to be among. gardens. did you know more than 200,000 local students are brought through there every year. >> quite an experience for them, no doubt about it. it. >> one of the treasures of south florida. >> we have to hang on to our green space, right, betty. >> whether it's raining or sunshine. >> it's raining all over. scattered showers all over the place between broward, miami-dade, the keys, mainland, monroe. we'll take you first into broward county along 595 toward weston and miramar, the skies are opening up. even around palm springs north, hialeah, showers too, balancing over the everglades there seems to be more rain action where that is coming from moving in from the u.s. west

for mid week. temperatures now range between 20-24, from anderson to forest park. college hill, versailles. temperatures are rising for much of the day. the low tonight will be set early. temperatures will gradually rise to around 30, early tomorrow morning. scattered flurries are in the mix right now. bigger disturbances is taking shape to the west. it's still materializing. flurries and snow showers are likely as we get deeper to the overnight. i suspect the flurries are not reaching the ground. they will be surprised if you see some flakes floating through the community. here's the wave of snow, snow showers are likely early tomorrow. the coveragend an intensity of the snow showers will decrease as they get in the afternoon. there will be lingering effects. flurry roads, slick spots. that's why the winter advisory is in effect at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. then we set the stam for a cold start. the threat level is be aware. screaming message, one to two inches of snow. roads will be slick and snowy, beginning late tonight and especially tomorrow. temperatures gradually rise tonight, up to 29 b

zero. summerville in butler county dropped to 3 below zero. foster hit 8. mayesville dropped to 3. versailles went to 2 below zero. these are temperatures. we had wind chills below zero in many tri-state communities. temperatures are on the rise. we're shaking the chill in the afternoon. we're also picking up clouds. there will be some flurries. fayette, union, warren, butler county have a chance of seeing some flakes today. they will be isolated. temperatures maxed out in the mid 20s. today's high temperature will be hit very late this evening the 27. the low will be set 6:00 or 7:00 in the mid 20s. the temperatures rises initially this afternoon and then falls a couple of degrees and then we come back up into the mid and upper 20s nearing midnight. clouds will increase this afternoon. there will be flurries favored in our far northern and northwestern counties. you can track the returns that we have on local 12's the weather authority app. search for wkrc. temperatures up to 19, over cincinnati, sunshine for now, but later today we'll have more clouds showing up on the atrium center weather

that s near the intersection of versailles avenue. crews but say the damage was extensive to the walls and the attic. no one was hurt. three adults and two cross. and another house fire but this time in chesapeake-- fire crews were called to circle last night just before 8-30. when they got there-- they found porch on fire. officials say they were able to contian the fire to the porch and put the flames out in just 12 minutes. they )re still trying to figure out how this fire started. british actor alan rickman passed away after a short battle with cancer. the guardian says his family confirmed the reports. rickman was known for his roles as hans gruber groo-ber in "die hard" and professor snape in the "harry potter" series.he was 69 years old. a fire chief in oregon resigned before joining forces with the armed protesters who took over a wildlife refuge. chris briels bry )-uhls was the fire chief for harney county for the past five years.yesterday- - he was at the refuge saying he no longer trusts he says a judge confronted him after

wilmington, downtown cincinnati, back to versailles, and laurensburg and vevay, winter weather advisory. storm. this is not going to be much of anything for you folks. windchill of 11, it gets winty today, too. clouds around by noon. we begin to see light snow affecting areas close to downtown cincinnati by noon. that snow picks up late afternoon, temperatures as close to 30 degrees. late day, how much? inch or less in the north and west. we're talking 1-2 inches for a good chunk of hamilton county, and 2-4, mount washington, anderson through a good chunk of anderson, and down around maysville over six inches of snow. i've got a time line coming up,let get to jen with a check on traffic. >> reporter: since traffic on the interstates is very quiet. it's going to be a different story later in the afternoon. i did want to bring up cdg's website and let you know we are starting to see can cancellations and from the east coast. areas like boston has cancellations. charlotte has cancellations in and out of cincinnati. if you are expecting someone from one of those areas or headed into one of

event...but their numbers did add up to something and ripley schools transportation doesn't in versailles, julie o'neill 9 on your side. temperatures plunge to 60f tonight for another chill outlook but winds will not be a breezy. feels like temperatures will range from -5 to 00f going into tuesday morning. as for tuesday afternoon, skies will be mostly sunny and temperatures top out at 220f. here's your 9 first warning for a chance on measurable snow on wednesday. light snow will begin wednesday morning before many the only local helicopter getting you breaking news first in the tri-state.here's dan carroll in chopper 9. "the only helicopter bringing you breaking news in the live look at the roads this drug overdose crisis ... the number of young people dying is being compared to the aids epidemic.who is being affected the most - and the risk factors you need to know about. a mosquito-borne virus in the u.s.the victims: unborn babies. we're on your side with the warning for every new tonight in healthy living - an alarming number of young adults are dying from drug overdoses. overdoses.ac

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for some areas to warm up. we're still in the upper 30s for lunken. we're in the middle 30s in versailles and vebe. i think we'll cap off into the upper 40s. we'll get very very close to 50 degrees today. we're dry on precision doppler 12 hd. it will stay that way throughout much of the day. temperatures drop from 49 degrees at our high. 5:00. 46. 9:00 they are starting to get it is going to get chilly, but i don't think it will get into freezing tonight. at 12:19, we're timing out this rain just in time for the bengals game and even some snow for the planning forecast. that's coming up this weekend. >> it is up to $700 million. that is the estimated size of the next powerball jackpot. no winning tickets were sold for last night's jackpot. the numbers are 2, 11, 47, 62, 63, and a powerball of 17. the pot is going to keep growing until the next drawing on saturday. right now the grand total is at $700 million. that's already the biggest jackpot in u.s. history. >> some scary moments in paris, a man with a knife attacks >> paris is on the edge today after french police say a person tried to

but his new ad has already erupted in copt very versailles-- cocontroversy. >>> a we go inside as armed protesters tame control of a federal building unless the feds meet their demands. what they want. >>> taking aim. what we've learned about president obama's executive actions on guns. the white house about to go around congress asso uponents vow to fight and the real life whodonit who has so many viewers hooked, amateur detectives split and tonight outrage calls

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coming to an end. we'll have to track more snow as we get close to the weekend. madeira is 18. versailles at 18. wind chills are in the teens. we'll take 19. degrees late this afternoon. snow is moving out. i expect partial clearing late this afternoon and this evening, we'll see filtered sun tomorrow, we're back to cloudy with at least snow showers on friday. steadier snow to the south and southeast of cincinnati. big area of low pressure coming through the eastern 2/3 of the nation. snow is moving out. snow showers and flurries favored to the southeast and east of cincinnati at 1:00. a weak area of high pressure moves in later today and tonight. we'll scrub out some of the clouds, but not all of them. mostly cloudy tonight. we'll have filtered sun tomorrow. occasionally we'll see a brightening of skies, more clouds than sun tomorrow. clouds thicken up tomorrow night, notice rain and snow, depicted in green, blue, and the yellow and red colors and then overspreading the tri-state on friday. we'll be on the northern flank of this system. we'll see more snow than anything. there's uncertai

for the highest totals, mazeville, dry ridge, some snow here. blanchester to cincinnati, back to versailles and little if any to the northwest. i have a hunch, push further to the south. cannot guarantee it. i think it will trend further to the south, model runs in the next 24 hours. right now, winter storm watch. adams county, brown county, pendleton and owen county. what do we know right now. more snows likely to the southeast. there's a tight gradient going from a lot of snow to nothing right over the area. it will be windy. i think we'll see winds out of the northeast at 10-35 miles an hour. 21 degrees right now. 23 in lexington. wind chills, between 12 and 16 degrees. snowfall down to 18. temperature drops to 14 for an overnight low. here's the planning forecast. 32 on friday. we'll continue to watch that storm as it develops. it is really just developing. into next week as far as 41 degrees. next tuesday and wednesday. perhaps a little bit of cloud cover on tuesday. 36, 36 degrees on wednesday as well. it's trending to the south. it has done so in the last 24 hours and continues to do

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and thanks to his background in art and architecture, he eventually settled into the palace of versaillesnuments officer on the general eisenhower headquarters. he unfortunately passed away in 1997 and is one of the hundreds of monuments men that we honor today. these men and women came from different countries and hailed from vastly different backgrounds. but they shared a common mission. to defend cole tphaeuds civilization through crews bells of war. one would flee nazi germany the day after his barmitzvah in the salt mines of pal brawn. another, a scott born, london raised and american educated writer would become an art detective who helped recover priceless paintings. there's the native chicagoan who would assist in the movement of recovered stolen art in western germany. and in the pacific theater, there's the american-born typist who would generate field reports for monuments men in tokyo. these four men and women came from different circumstances. they each contributed in their own way. but all advanced an important mission that could have easily been overlooked. and all of these

were called to saint louis avenue just after 10-30 last night-- that )s near the intersection of versailles avenue. crews were able to get the fire out but say the damage was extensive to the walls and the attic. no one was hurt, but three adults and two dogs are being helped by the red cross. in newport news: a 17-year-old in the hospital. police say they found him with a gunshot last night near 18-th street and ivy avenue. we re told the teen had been shot in the lower back. right now investigators don t know if he )ll survive. so far - no word on a suspect or a motive. police in hampton are also investigating a late night shooting in their city. this happened on martha lee drive last night. officers found a man shot. he was taken to the hospital and may not survive. in newport news: elementary will head back in school today. crews have been working to clean the school. they discovered lead based paint a few days ago. they ve finished their work and now tests show the building is safe for students and staff to return. in portsmouth: we )re hearing a lot of reaction to that city )s mayor b

what about this lake house, the largest home in america, known as versailles, appraisers that means, if you hit the jackpot tonight you could buy, if it were for sale, 15 of america's biggest house or you could buy 54 of these, one of the most exclusive ferraris of all time, a 1967 ferrari gtb north american racing team spider, which recently sold for $27.5 million. or you could just pay off your student loans and have plenty left over, maybe, depending on where you went to school. >> i have four kids and my husband and i'm in law school. so hopefully if i win, i'll have like $5 left over after i pay back my student loans and i could buy each of the kids a piece of candy. >> i think anyone with student loans can feel her pain. >> or you could give all of the money away, right? well, hold on. there are tax implications. if you do that, the government will take a big chunk. thing to do? do you take all of it or do you take the payments over 30 years? we bring in a financial expert when i see you again coming up at 7:00. >> sounds good. erik von ancken reporting live for us tonight. tha

and fix it nay timely manner and >> we called the versailles condo association several times and went to their off. they wouldn't talk to us. finally the landlord lusian no amber to got tired of the waiting on the association to repair it and fixed it him receive. he then sent them the 800-dollar repair bill and they claim they did not thord to dot work. he could see them do to get the money back but he says he is no going to both eemplet if have you yr a renter. your solution is to send your landlord a lever giving them seven days to correct the problem or you will consider the lease broken. move out and by law they have to rush the security deposit or any mon nan they owe you. the problem is caused by an association, the landlord has to go after them. >> jeaneane's bath room is back to normal. the landlord felt so bad for her he gave her a break on next month's rent. hundred, 300 off my rent soy can go head and by back anything that was damaged chrks there was. >> now if you're a renter in an apartment on or condo, that seven day letter can hip out. if you only the count do a rule o

were called to saint louis avenue just after 10-30 last night-- that )s near the intersection of versailles avenue. crews were able to get the fire out but say the damage was extensive to the walls and the attic. no one was hurt, but three adults and two dogs are being helped by the red cross. in newport news: a 17-year-old in the hospital. police say they found him with a gunshot last night near 18-th street and ivy avenue. we re told the teen had been shot in the lower back. right now investigators don t know if he )ll survive. so far - no word on a suspect or a motive. police in hampton are also investigating a late night shooting in their city. this happened on martha lee drive last night. officers found a man shot. taken to the hospital and may not survive. in newport news: students and faculty at hilton elementary will head back in school today. clean they discovered lead based paint a few days ago. they ve finished their work and now tests show the building is safe for students and staff to return. in portsmouth: we )re hearing a lot of reaction to that city )s mayor being charged wi

but his new ad has already erupted in copt very versailles-- cocontroversy. >> and we go inside as armed protesters tame control of a federal building unless the feds meet their demands. what they want. >>> taking aim. what we've learned about president obama's executive actions on guns. the white house about to go around congress asso uponents vow to life whodonit who has so many viewers hooked, amateur detectives split and tonight outrage calls for action. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. call it the sprint to the starting line. after all of the months of rising and falling fortunes, we're now just 28 days from the first nominating contest of president. urgency for those still in it. 28 separate campaign events today alone. heading into the stretch toward the february 1st iowa caucus, the latest poll there shows ted cruz ahead of the republican pack. for the democrats, hillary clinton with a nearly 10-point lead over bernie sanders. while in new hampshire, it is donald trump out front for republicans. and sanders with a 2% lead. and with crunchtime here, checkbooks ar

tomorrow morning, we are going to see windchills -13 in wilmington, -12 in versailles. dangerously cold tomorrow s going to be snow. andrew: reaching out to help the thousands of homeless men and them out of the cold. according to the cincinnati homeless coalition, a 25,000 people in the tri-state year. many of them are women and children. just under 100 clients were served at the emergency shelter in northern kentucky last night. >> the services we provide is an opportunity for someone, most importantly, to not die or suffer from exposure, as well as give them the opportunity to sleep some place where it is safe. andrew: prince of peace church serves as emergency shelter and offers resources for the homeless. brutal cold and biting wind chills, but marchers will brave the cold to march in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. day. tammy moved toss us spoke to people who say the cold weather tammy: we are told cincinnati' s march has never been canceled. organizers weighed the options, and the march will go on, but people going are encouraged to dress warm and be smart ab

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that s near the intersection of versailles avenue. crews were able to get the fire out-- but say the damage was extensive to the walls and the attic. no one was hurt. three adults and two dogs are being helped by the red cross. and in chesapeake firefighters are investigating what caused a home to catch fire. crews were called to noggin circle last night just before 8-30. that )s in the deep creek section of the city. when fire fighters arrived-- they found a screened-in porch on fire. officials say they were able to contain the fire to the porch and put the flames out in just 12 minutes. investigators say no one hurt. right now-- fire crews say they )re still trying to figure out how this fire started. basketball player who recently awoke from a coma is making progress. her sister just posted a touching video of her. take a look. this is video amber brown s sister shared on face book. amber has been in the hospital since new year )s day. that )s when her teammates found her unresponsive in her dorm room. amber s family tells newschan

and if somehow you knew by all that ring, there's good reason. 600,000 crystals were used on her versailles pieces. an additional 75,000 crystals used in the stage design on nine set pieces. >> she'll be there until june 12th. >>> and it looks like "playboy" may have a buyer for the mansion. >> larry flynt expected to make an offer. reportedly asking for $200 million. here's the stipulation, heff comes with it. he gets to keep his residency. >> they would require heff moves out. one "hustler" executive says they would host three parties a week at the mansion, without heff.y? where do you think you're going? to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. oh, right then i'll swing by in like 4 hours. forget the tacos! one pill lasts 12 hours. i'm good all day. wait! i was going to wear a sombrero. only mucinex has a bi-layer tablet that starts fast, and keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 full hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. it's not always as easy for me as it is for him... it's easy for me cause loo

maysville around 36, 38 at owing ton and in southeast indiana, it's looking like a 34 brookville. 35 versailles and vevay up to 36 degrees. low 30s tonight, a little clearing possible early tonight before some clouds arrive late. 27 the low, 39 tomorrow, 41 friday. the next three days, temperatures close to the average high of 39 degrees. thursday we will hit the average, but checkout the weekend again. look at temperatures, that is the thing of beauty, 55 partly cloudy saturday, sunday, 58, a chance for a shower, late day sunday, and then scattered showers on monday. it looks like best chance of rain may hold off until tuesday, and even early next week, we are in the 50s, well above-normal. track the weather changes with our free weather authority app, just search for wkrc. >>> the oregon standoff is ending, but not with shots and an arrest. a local man who could be in >>> i want to brush my teeth. >>> my daddy, and to my mommy. amen. that is a video of a little girl named sutton saying her night prayers. they put her without asking her to say her usual prayers because they were watching the p

temperatures, the coldest of the air tends to settle into the valley location. 17 at hamilton, 19 in versailles, east peebles is at 18, you jump down to brooksville, kentucky, 30 there, but maysville at 20. you can see the huge range of readings we have, there's the view downtown, clear skies right now, and we range from 17 in hamilton to around 27 at the airport, 26 at wilmington and batavia and lufkin only at 20. there's the radar, nothing falling in the area, we don't expect anything today, but the clouds will arrive later. you can see the cloud cover to will start in the 20s, and the temperatures 40 at noon, and a warm day by standards, we will head into the upper 40s later this afternoon, 4 degrees warmer today than yesterday, 50s on the way but rain to track, too. if you're going to the bengals game on saturday night, it's looking wet. we will get to the forecast coming up. let get to jen with a look at >> reporter: good morning, we're looking at the roads, we're accident-free, we cleared the overnight construction that was going on in a couple of spots. volume of traffic picking up a lit

hour, you can see the heavy bands still to come that are across indiana this is wrapping up for versailles and batesville. connersville with the snow showers ending in the next couple minutes. it will take an hour to wrap up downtown. it lifts to the northeast. once the snow comes to an end, it should be the wet roadways. once the snow ends, we'll see a lot of improvement. it's snowing within the 275 visibilities around a mile. the measurable snowfall is lifting northeast. flurries possible into midday. eventually, this afternoon, clouds start to break up. the main story the rest of the day will be falling temperatures and strong winds. for some of us, we could have wind damage concerns. there is a wind advisory in spots. we'll have that in a minute. in terms of snow totals, an inch downtown. maybe upwards of isolated two inch totals northwest. southeast, a covering to a half inch. you're not included in the winter weather advisory. the rest under an advisory until 11:00 a.m. we'll see the snow come to an end earlier, but for safety it's lasting longer. temperatures, in the low 30s. upper

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a look from batesville to versailles, heavy snow bands. connersville seeing light showers. it's moving to the northeast. butler county and hamilton county will see it over the next hour. this morning. in connersville, look @ flurry where the flurries are flying. we'll watch closely as the continues to pick up. we have a covering in parts of central indiana. there's one to two inches near louisville. we're expecting the snow to arrive this morning. winter weather advisory through 11:00 a.m. the northwest counties included. the exception is the extreme southeast counties from pendleton through adams county. the models continue with the higher totals in the northwest counties. closer to the heavier bands. we can see one to one and a half inches for them. downtown, i think we're looking at a half inch to maybe one on the high side. our southeast counties, a covering or dusting still a potential, though you're not included in the advisory. we're at 39 degrees currently. a west wind at 20. the front as moved through. the wind is gusting at 26 miles an hour. into midday, a potenti

. >>> versailles restaurant at the center of a lawsuit file bid one of his workers. he claims he was demoted after r reporting conditions only to be transferred to la carreta. he says he was forced to leave. >> saw no other way out but to end his ploim. >> the restaurant's owners say the lawsuit without merit adding that i know 44 years of business, none of the restaurants have ever been implicated in any critical health issues. >>> back street boy busted. nick carter is not all right, accused of choking a bartender in police say he and his brother in l were at hog's breath saloon on thursday when a pair allegedly attacked the bouncers. now here's a photo of carter and his brother-in-law speaking to officers shortly before they were arrested. carter was released from jail. local 10's michael seiden pressed him aboutwhat happened to the bar. >> trying to enjoy some time here in key west. >> carter rose to fame as a member of the back street boys in the '90s. hog's breath saloon says he and his brother-in-law have been banned from the bar for life. >>> police getting a

30s. it takes a while for them to cool off. thirty-two over towards batesville. thirty-three in versailles. that's the pavement temperature. not the air temperature. we could see slick spots in southeastern indiana the rest of us we could see a couple later on today. certainly tomorrow when we have a slightly better chance of weather coming through. there's light mist. the radar is having trouble picking it up. cincinnati 31. thirty-two in lunken. wilmington 31. we're all between 31 and 33 degrees and that's where we'll thirty-four by 3:00 o'clock. we may have a light snow shower. most of it is -- most of it is going to be plane old flurries a couple areas may squeeze out a light dusting but that's about it -- get down 30 degrees. most snow showers will come tomorrow when we have a second cold front and arctic cold front from canada. behind it is where you can see snow showers. right now it's in the dakotas but by later tomorrow afternoon tri-state. not looking at big snow fall amounts. maybe a coating but a coating can do a lot on the roads we've seen over the past couple weeks. so 31 in

resisted at this was especially, and wilson unwilling to compromise on key points of the treaty of versailles when it came to membership in the league of nations. they felt surrender congressional autonomy to commit american forces. fdr's design of the united nations, when the united nations is proposed, it is proposed with everyone ishat say equal, but some are more equal than others if they are members of the security council. they will never do anything the united states does not want them to do. what sounds good. -- which sounds good. , the only conflict reason the united states was able to as part of the united nations coalition to commit itself to that conflict and say we don't have to ask, we are simply observing our obligations as a united nations charter member, because the soviet member was not there today, protesting the fact that nationalist china was still part of the security council, and not the people's republic of china, so there was no one to veto anything. notice that even their that we have this great cause. we want to make sure communism will not spread, protect american

those would be the characteristics because this was founded by champlain, by the guy who built versailles. it was supposed to be a reproduction of the futile society in france. it didn't work out that way in the context of american wilderness, because britain, france, normandy and elsewhere discovered they had more with the n common aborigininal people they ncountered and ran off with them and abandoned the futile lords. senors would write back, i'm starving. i don't know how to farm. send food. it didn't work out. it deviated a great deal from created a lf and unique and new society on the continent. finally, the last one, first nation at the top. you can't see a lot of it. slide t make this next but a blogger fan did and it's pretty accurate showing the whole continent. it's an enormous expansive area. newest of the or nations. it's populated by native american tribes, who generally never gave up their land by rickery or treaty, and have largely retained the cultural practices or knowledge that let this hostile n region on their own terms and are reclaiming their sovereignty. they've po

host: mark in versailles, kentucky. now, lawrence in trenton, new jersey. next on the democrat line. hello, lawrence. caller: how are you doing? host: how are you? caller: i am fine. i am an angry voter. because of the voters. we don't hold our politicians accountable. i am angry with the media that covers them because they allow people to come on interviews and just say stuff here it nobody challenges them. it doesn't matter if we know that what they are saying is wrong. if we know what they are saying is a lie. they won't challenge them. they know what they are saying is a lie. out and recently came he was going to war. he was ready to go to war. that is what he said he wanted to do. hours, the whole thing was settled with a phone call. it was settled with a phone call. -- youhas asked this man were ready to go to war and take out our country into another war because of this, because of something that was settled with a phone call. nobody is asking that. this is the way you plan to govern? i need to know -- do the people who plan to govern, donald trump r