this was the scene outside the tomb of william henry harrison in miami township today. residents gathered for a wreath laying ceremony this morning... honoring harrison's upcoming birthday. the wreath was sent directly from the whitehouse. harrison was born on february 9th, 1773. let's give you a live look downtown right now... a cool night ahead, live wx tease creighton announce

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some have parting below william henry harrison. why is heartening -- harding so bad in history's judgment? prof. leuchtenburg: he obviously served longer than the first harrison. he did not have a longtime, but he was a man who said of himself i don't belong in the white house. somewhere, if somebody could explain to me -- i am not smart enough to know, is a prophetic aspect of warren harding. -- a prophetic -- pathetic aspect of warren harding. there were parts of him that were likable. the socialist candidate for president in 1912 opposed american activity in world war i and was sentenced to prison in an elective penitentiary. through the end of his presidency, woodrow wilson was asked to grant a pardon. by then, he had had a stroke and it was hard for him to wrote -- to write "denied." when harding was president, he not only pardoned them, but ask them to come by the white house and he signed it a bit early so that he could spend christmas dinner with his wife. harding bounced up and said, i have always wanted to meet you. you go

this was the scene at william henry harrison junior school today for their water drive! the event was organized by a junior leadership group with the goal of collecting 4-thousand cases. everything was loaded into a truck donated by the j-t-m food group... and it's expected to head off to flint early tomorrow morning. over the last year... the topic of mass shootings has been one of the most debated issues... happening at work, school...even in the most sacred of places... church. violence has church leaders and parishioners considering arming themselves for sunday service. in ohio a gun owner with a concealed carry permit could be charged with a felony for bringing their weapon to a place of worship. but there is one exception to the law. "we have the right to say yes or no."you cannot be nave today." so who's packing heat and are they sitting on the pew next to you? tonight at 10 should the god- fearing... also be gun-toting? how tri-state religious leaders are dealing with the threat of violence. here's a look at what else we're working on for tonight at 10. a 14-year

president.a ceremony will be held in just a few hours at the tomb of william henry harrison in north bend.the wreath... sent here from the white house... will help celebrate harrison's birthday. harrison is perhaps the unluckiest president in american history... spending just 32 days in office before dying of pneumonia. new this morning... we're learning about a bizarre phenomenon in japan... earthquake and tsunami in 2011. 2011.a group of taxi drivers in northeast japan have come forward... saying they've picked up passengers who ask to go to areas ravaged by the tsunami... and then suddenly disappear.in one case... a passenger asked the cabbie -quote- "have i died?"the spooky reports were compiled as part of a university project. a ghost may be to blame for this driverless a-t-v.you can see it barreling down an empty parking lot in iowa... crashing into a wall.. and doing donuts.the a-t-v owners were able to finally gain control again after a failed back flip. "i saw the video two weeks later and i said holy toledo thats a good view, that other camera doesn't show it in such good v

i have noticed in some ways he is below william henry harrison. why does he suffer so badly? longerously, he served than the first harrison, only less than three years. so, he did not have a very long time to make a mark on the presidency. was a man who said of belong in thenot white house. i am reading this material on a tariff, somewhere, somebody could explain it to be. it -- there was a pathetic aspect to him. him thate parts of were likable. when the socialistic candidate for president in 1912, eugene american activity in world war i, he was sentenced to prison. wilson wasoodrow asked to grant a pardon. atn harding was president, the white house. he wanted to spend christmas dinner with his wife. i said i'm so glad to see you. man who wasnse of a a man of good will. he was very limited. it was not only because of the corruption of members. notably, in the tea party. >> calvin coolidge was thought for a while. reaganber when ronald became president, he dusted off the portrait of calvin coolidge andriy hung it as a new conservative hero. there has now been some good scholar

cut her social programs. [ laughter ] >> and i'll bet not many of you know that today a william henry harrison's birthday. the ninth president of the united states. he holds the record for one thing, he was the shortest-term of all american presidents, he was in office 32 days. did you know that? >> no. >> yeah, he was the first he never really got to find out with harrison-no mics was going to work. [ laughter ] >> now, for the wild light of the day, and i'm only reporting this, i'm not making it up. it was in the paper, there have been some incidents of people who bought boxes of cracker jacks -- have you read the item? and several people instead of the regular price, have found a little pamphlet, giving sexual positions. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> in boxes of cracker jacks. now that beats the prize i used to get. i used to get a plastic whistle with a pea in it. [ laughter ] >> and in a related incident, a woman in the valley opened a box of birth control pills and found a tiny harmonica. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> anyway -- [ applause ] >> anyway, along with miss davis mr. t. will be out

this was the scene outside the tomb of william henry harrison in miami township today. residents gathered for a wreath laying ceremony this morning... honoring harrison's upcoming birthday. the wreath was sent directly from the whitehouse. harrison was born on february 9th, 1773. let's give you a live look downtown right now... a cool night ahead, live wx tease creighton announce we ch ch ch bu ul sl yo yo he so on ri ul kn sunny to partly cloudy skies. clouds will thicken up a bit overnight but morning lows drop into the mid/upper 20s. expect more sunshine for both saturday and sunday with highs in the mid and upper 40s. our next weather maker shows up late sunday in the form of a cold front. initially temps will be warm enough for rain, but colder air filtering in will provide the rain and snow showers through in the upper 30s. even colder air arrives for tuesday and snow showers and the 20s. amy 2shot don't forget we're always on fox19.com... final quarter is sot "mobile squeezeback" joe and jeremy 2shot bam/gfx joe you found the right spot for the first place to see

william henry harrison, the first president to die in office died in the room. he died in that room in 1862 and assassination, autopsy, and informing performed. occurredcreepy things the presidents, when they are eating breakfast, they are aware there is kind of a morbid history and it did not he can become a dining room until the kennedys moved in with jackie kennedy. she wanted more privacy for her kids and she converted the room in 1963rivate kitchen in the last year of the kennedy presidency. as long as we're talking about to thisedys here, prior , this was the dining room and mrs. kennedy did not like the fact that she was going downstairs to the state floor. it was cumbersome and intrusive. now, as long as we're talking about the kennedys, everybody knows about the way -- the andoration made in 1961 1962. she never got the credit deserves. it is the changes to the west wing that we need to talk about here. intoow that, three months teddy's term, he had the worst humiliation with the bay of pigs and, in the aftermath, the president decided he was knocking t

do that. 68 -- william henry harrison. 68, 69. >> what do you think?. >> exactly right. >> s.e. -- >> i'm not going to do your job. >> i would never. >> let's take a look. >> oh, my god. >> let me -- >> wow. >> it took 19 seconds. 19 seconds, so that was better than van and john. >> saving, saving. >> this is team anti-pity. >> kate and john, you got five right in ten seconds. you obviously win this round. you get 300 points, bringing your total score to 1120. jake and s.e., they got three right in 19 seconds, putting them in second place, you earn 200 points, bringing yourselves up to 670. van and john got two right and no one cares how long it took because it was 29 seconds. it doesn't matter. you guys get 100 points, you're in third place, making your new score 770. so actually you are now in second place. kate and john are in first place. jake and s.e. are in third. >> so nothing has changed. when we come back our final round during the break you're going to decide how much to wager on one last question. it all comes down to that. these are my dogs

they will do it at some point may be years from now they're all written by different people william henry harrison was president 30 days in basically in a coma the whole time and it is about the presidency in she said she is every piece of the information she could find there was nothing left on the cutting room floor by reagan was the opposite. there was so much stuff did you have to digest. >> we strictly limited at 200 pages. >> ed is also the point is this to be in the range of 40,000 or 50,000 words but briefly i will answer the question of his other wife because it is relevant jane wyman his first wife with the marriage came to an end she left him to help to produce that dynamic i talked about in the beginning to be isolating himself not to say the marriage was the results of that she said she couldn't get through to him he had an earlier relationship to a woman he grew up with it she broke off the engagement in said she couldn't tell the difference between fact and fantasy but the relationship and ending surprise him. he was gone his own if it is part of the impenetrable quality to understa

william henry harrison, the first president to die in office died in the room. willie lincoln died in that room in 1862 and lincoln had an assassination, autopsy, and involving -- emba a lot of creepy things occurred in that room and you wonder, when the president that eating breakfast or having coffee, i'm sure they are aware that that room is kind of a morbid history and did not become of dining room until the kennedys moved in with jackie kennedy. not jacquelineis project clean -- but she jacqueleene. she wanted more privacy for her kids and she converted the room into a private kitchen in 1963 in the last year of the kennedy , presidency. as long as we're talking about the kennedys here, prior to this, this was the dining room and i on the second floor and mrs. kennedy did not like the fact that she was going downstairs to the state floor. it was cumbersome and intrusive. that is where the dining room on the second floor came in. now, as long as we're talking about the kennedys, everybody knows about the restoration effort the kennedys made in 1961 and 1962.

william henry harrison, first president to die in office, died in the office in 1841. lincoln's son died in that room in 1862. lincoln's after his assassination, has his autopsy and embalming in there. a lot of creepy things occurred in that room and you wonder, when the president that eating breakfast or having coffee, i'm sure they are aware that that room has kind of a morbid history. it did not become a dining room until the kennedys moved in with jackie kennedy. by the way, it is not jacqueline but she pronounced it , jacqueleene. she wanted more privacy for her kids and she converted the room into a private kitchen in 1963, in the last year of the kennedy presidency. as long as we are talking about the kennedys here, that is the i am getting ahead of myself -- this was the private dining room on the second floor. mrs. kennedy did not like the fact that she was going downstairs to the state floor. she thought it was too cumbersome and too intrusive. that is where the dining room on the second floor came in. now, as long as we're talking about the kennedys, everybo

. >> william henry harrison had died, and zachary taylor.ohnson was put on the ticket for one reason. he was the military governor of tennessee. he treated the rebels rather harshly there. he was as simple in northern eyes of what they thought was a large number of southern white unionists. with the war over, the republicans would have to get support in the south. they were not willing to go to black suffrage at that time. johnson was on to attract whites in the south who were unhappy with the confederacy to the republican party. he was a democrat, but he was a war democrat. nobody expected johnson to become president. lincoln was a young guy. we know what happened, but nobody expected that to happen. in fact, probably very few people in this audience could name lincoln's first vice president. hannibal hamlin. he had no part whatsoever. when lincoln issued the preliminary emancipation proclamation. hamlin wrote him a note saying, that's a great idea. he had not even discussed it with his vice president. [laughter] the vice president had no i

william henry harrison, died. willie lincoln, one of the president. sons he died in that room 1862. lincoln himself after the assassination, autopsy and embalm. ing performed. that's a "national geographic" reproduction, i want to point that out there are no photos here. creepy things occurred in that room. you wonder, do the presidents when eating breakfast or having coffee, i'm sure they're aware that that room has kind of a rather morbid history and it didn't become a dining room until the kennedys moved in. it's not jack rin. she pronounced in jacqueline kennedy wanted more privacy for her two id cans. so she converted that room which was bedroom, into private kitchen. this is what it looked like in 1963, last year of kennedy presidency. now, as long as we're talking about the kennedys here, that's the location of the -- well, prior to getting ahead of myself -- this was the private dining room on the second floor, mrs. kennedy did not like the fact they had to go downstairs to the state floor to have their meals. she thought it was too cumbersome and to intrusive, that where th

gail collins had william henry harrison who was present in 30 days and the book basically as a supposed be about the presidency. so she said there was nothing, nothingthat she used every piece of information she could find it was nothing left on the cutting room or. reagan was the opposite. a wealth of material, so much stuff that you to digest it and. they are parallel at different kinds of exercises. >> were you strictly limited to 200 pages? >> it was a word limit but not by too much. the point of it is to keep -- i think they're supposed be in the range of 40,000 to 50,000 words. i will answer your other question briefly about his otherwise because i do think it's interesting and relevant. jane wyman his first wife, when the marriage came to it and jane wyman left him and i think is one of the things that helped to produce a dynamic i was talking about at the beginning where he did hear things, didn't see things, isolate himself. to some extent the failure of the marriage was result of that because she felt it wasn't simply be there and couldn't get through to them. he had been enga

the same problem for william henry harrison when he picked john tyler who what not a whig. he was a democrat. and it's going to cause trouble for johnson when lincoln dies. the point is, only six weeks in office as vice president, andrew johnson. and lincoln is of course assassinated at ford's theater in washington, dc, and we know that john wilkes booth was involved and we know a few days before he was mumbling, pretty loud to some people, he was going to make sure the president did not live much longer. he was at an event at the white house, booth, and he had been plotting with nine other people at a boarding house, headed by mary stewart and involving the whole idea of killing not only the president but the new vice president, andrew johnson, and also the secretary of state next in line under the constitution, under the succession laws at the time, who was secretary of state william seward who later purchased alaska under andrew johnson. turns out lincoln's killed at ford theater. and in fact we want to move on. i'm forgetting to move on. this the scene about richard law

this is the same problem for william henry harrison when he picked john tyler. he was a democrat when here's a day. it's good to cause trouble for the johnsons when lincoln dies. the point is six weeks in office as vice president. lincoln is of course assassinated in forbes theatre in washington d.c. and we know john wilkes-booth was involved and we know a few days before he was mumbling pretty badly that he was going to make sure the president did not live much longer. he was that it an event at the white house and all that we booth had been plotting with a group of nine other people at a boarding house headed by mary surat and the whole idea -- the whole idea of killing not only present but the vice president magic johnson secretary of state under the succession laws of at the time who of course was secretary of state william shuman who later purchased alaska under andrew johnson. turns out he kills hemet forbes feed her. this is the seed. i get so involved i forget to move this. of course he succeeds him anyway but he becomes president anyway. they'll lincoln

for the republican party to go outside of politics, it goes back to grant, jack ri taylor, william henry harrisongoing to be a big night for donald trump? >> outside of politics. it's not extraordinary for the republican party to do that. >> stuart, what are you looking at tonight? >> i think it will be amazing, a socialist who has been a member of the democratic party less than a year will win tonight. >> right. >> and a republican someone who has never voted in a republican primary is going to win the republican primary. >> what does that say about voters' distrust with sort of the old order? >> i think it shows that those two guys run the best campaigns here to be honest. because i think all of those voters were available to other candidates, those candidates just didn't go out and get it. >> mark halperin, i have to say there have been moments in this campaign that were eye openers. one of the moments that made the establishment, the media establishment, the political establishment, washington stop and gasp was a bloomberg focus group poll way back that you did in new hampshire when everybody

a wreath laying ceremony for william henry harrison.the program honoring past presidents was started by president gerald ford in the seventies.since north bend was harrison's home.. a crowd will gather at the city building at ten-30 for a memorial walk to harrison's tomb.. and the wreath laying ceremony. 3 in more local news ...a new grocery is coming to over-the- rhine ...the epicurean mercantile company will open an urban grocery store on race street adjacent to findlay market.it will also have a lunch counter that will offer freshly made foods prepared by a chef in front of shoppers. the owners expect to be open in september. 3 the fate of a controversial mural at the university of kentucky is now in the hands of a task force. the artwork at issue shows slaves working in a tobacco field. it was donated to the school in the 30's, and has been covered since november. the mural is painted on a wall in memorial hall.. so it cannot be moved without destroying it. the school's president says it should be placed in a more historically accurate and force is being headed up by the school's director of african american studies. 3 right now.. renewed calls for cas