you have seen michael will you please in the williamsburg hip cat times. >> gazette. >> they call it the weekly but it comes out once a month. >> of course it does. >> are you not going to control me, world. >> other weeklies come out weekly. >> thank you. >> are you kidding me? congressman, you said this is no surprise to you which, yes, obviously. should we kick the u.n out of the country? is it time for that? >> no, but we should start a liber tee alliance and reduce our contributions to the u.n. in the end, andy, as you know, we are outnumbered at the u.n. non-free country rtz majority as opposed to free countries. this is not franklin roosevelt 's dream nor is it mr. gutfeld's treadmill dream of world peace. >> it is not on a treadmill. >> and it is not world peace. >> the answer to the question would have been yes. >> i told you don't bring my political views into it. >> liz, you said all of these people do is sit around and have meetings and issue meeting proclamations. >> it it is hard work to find ways to blame everything on easy re. israel. not fair to say all i do is sit a

williamsburg, se ky, is the recent ballot battle. >> we should not be drunk with wine. we should be filled with the spirit of god. we believe this is not a political issue. this is a moral issue. >> it is an economic issue. local businesses fear of the town is dying and alcohol could lead to its revival. >> if you bring restaurants into the area, we believe it will create 70 to 100 jobs. in a community this small, that is a huge number. >> the type of call is laughing at williamsburg's door as its neighbors vote to go wet. >> i go across the state line to buy my beer. you are always gonna have drunk drivers anywhere you go. you cannot punish everybody for what the few does. you just cannot do it. >> the church has fought a long and bitter campaign. but in the referendum last week, the townspeople voted by the narrowest of margins to let it in. the fight moves on to other towns across the south. prohibition is not dead yet, but it could be drinking in the last chance saloon. >> just over 100 years ago, the titanic was launched from belfast with great fanfare. from there,

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and everyone in williamsburg doesn't look different because they all look different.her way it is a stop and search fest for the cops. >> i think we are agreed on that. >> moving along. >> yes, next topic. with baseball's opening day fast approaching the texas rangers have unveiled their newest heavy hitter. a $26 one pound hot dog. the champion hot dog topped with chilly and shredded cheese can feed three to four people and comes on two feet of bun. lori, are you jealous? >> yes, i am so jealous -- >> two feet long bun. >> actually if you do the math and can feed all of those people it is not that expensive compared to the high price of concessions at baseball parks. >> they say it can feed three to four people, but let's be honest, if you are buying this you are shoving the whole thing in your fat face. >> it doesn't feed two to three -- >> hell no. >> will this be a big seller or is it just too big and unmanageable? >> taking it back to what you said before. you object to rabbit meet and this is where it is going to come out. it will come out in these huge hot dogs

. >> williamsburg trolley terminal built in 1903, hasn't been touched since 1948. we saw incredible details, cobblestone, crisscrossing railroad tracks and vaulted ceilings. >> 60,000 square feet. in new york city that's pretty big. >> it's fantastic. but how are they going to give us natural sunlight. that's part of the reason you go to the park. >> i know what you're thinking, it's dark and weird. that's why we invented new technology, concentrates sunlight on the surface, puts it under ground. enough light for photosyn synthesis. >> unbelievable. >> a fund-raising website. this money will go towards building a mini model to help convince other potential investors in the city that, hey, we should go forth with the project. >> this is a fantastic idea. i'm 1,000% behind it. >> this surfer has a new hero. >> surfing while blind is possible. that's tomorrow on "right this minute." >>> is this kid good enough to proceed out candles jusy b sh >> no way. >> see if he scores and decide for yourself. >>> and what the heck was that? >> falling star. >> ufo. >> we try to s

and washington's journal was published in williamsburg, virginia, not only there but also in london. so it had an impact on the government in london, and london was being apprised that there was a burgeoning conflict between the british colonies, particularly virginia in this case, and the french in the ohio country. now, in 1754, the british colonies, aware that hostilities with the french in the ohio country are about to begin and that tensions are mounting, several of the british colonies send delegates to albany. in the colony of new york to t that's called the albany congress. one of the delegates at the albany congress most famously is benjamin franklin. and franklin, representing the colony of pennsylvania, believed as others did that the colonies would have to work together, that is, the british colonies which did not have a history of working very well together or very strong ties among themselves in terms of military policy-making. now, the colonies were accustomed, apart from new england -- the new england colonies would often work together, but the colonies to the south w

>> you might be saying that you're a hipster from williamsburg. >> reporter: a hipster from williamsburg, brooklyn? >> yeah, we're not sure if these are the exact right frame for you. >> reporter: and this look would be? >> this would be intellectual, reporter at a world famous tv show. >> reporter: yeah, right! look, like all "b" corps, these guys need to hawk their wares if they're to do anything else, says "b" lab co-founder jay coen gilbert. >> what "b" corps are doing is they're saying, "we're going to redefine what it means to be successful in business. we're perfectly happy to make money. we recognize that that's important, but we're not here to make money. we're here to make a difference and the money that we make helps fuel the difference we can make. >> reporter: but wait. socially responsible firms have been about to make the difference my entire career. so why is this year different? "b" lab co-founder bart houlahan: >> you have all the elements of a market place, yet it wasn't quite accelerating and then you put on top of it the financial collapse, when the broader public st

we had a historic architect, willie graham from colonial williamsburg who designed timber frame technology of the time period and what we've done with the timber frames, is outlined the buildings with the framing because if we put on the siding, we don't have enough information to put on the siding, put in the windows and doorways because we haven't done enough archeology in the area. the second point with not doing enough archeology in the area. if we put a roof and siding on the buildings, they would have a wind load, we would have to put in footers which would disturb the archeological record. the footers are on the ground surface, the archeology below there can be excavated in the -- if we need to, we tan take the buildings down, do the archeology in the area. the reason why it's important we're doing this research and going to spend a year doing the archeology on these particular quarters is that we just recently restored the house. we spent six to seven years doing the restoration of james and dolly madison's home. and one thing that we're able to represent with restored home are the

but they're building back lots outside of richmond and a lot of it will be filmed in williamsburg. and some of it on location in europe. >> while we're on john adams for a moment, what do you think of the chances of having the monument in washington to him soon, and will it just be john adams or john and abigail or john quincy adams or the entire adams family? >> well, this is still open to discussion. and the congress has passed the bill making it possible, and the president has signed the bill. now we have to work out a location. i say "we" because i'm part of a group that's trying to see this happen. and it has to be a location that's in keeping with his importance. it's really a disgrace. there's no monument, no statue, nothing to john adams, and in my opinion and the opinion of others, except for george washington, he is the most important american of that time, of that revolutionary founding time. but if you want to know what i think it should be, i think it should not be another marble tomb or obelisk and i don't think it should try to rival either the washington monument or

colonial williamsburg.ketunbroke en.c2(-it >>ohit'sjust expectations georgetown were picked to finish tenth in the big east. they certainly exceeded expectations. but you're certainly disappointed now that they lost because you're hoping they would get to the sweet 16 and go op to face kansas. the sweet 16 it is almost set and unfortunately it does not include georgetown. the wolfpack of nc state the hoyas from the big dance. georgetown has won just two ncaa tournament games in the last five years. coach john thompson iii, the hoyas down by seven with a minute to go. until this. hollis thompson gets it. buries it. he had a game-high 23 points. 20 seconds to go now. georgetown down two. freshman otto porter drives. and this is probably not the shot he wanted. tough shot. mm-mm. henry simms would pick up his fifth foul on the play. the senior only scored four points. that's a season low for him. last chance for the hoyas. off the missed free throw. jason clark. for the tie. mm-mm. way off the mark. georgetown

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in memory of kristi gaffe of williamsburg, iowa, and that testimony be submitted for the record. if there's nothing else to add, then the record also will be remaining open for ten days for statements or questions from other members of the committee. with that the committee will stand adjourned. thank you. . super tuesday is march 6th. rick santorum has a campaign stop at lake county republican party in willowbee, ohio. that's at 7:00 eastern. we'll have it live on c-span. also, mitt romney will be at a rally at cleveland state university with chris christie and that will be live on c-span2. also at 7:00 p.m. eastern. ohio is one of the ten states that will vote in tuesday's presidential primaries. 66 delegates at stake. it's the second largest contest on super tuesday behind georgia with 76 delegates. the latest ohio poll conducted by the institute of policy research at the university of cincinnati shows rick santorum ahead of mitt romney, 37 to 26% in ohio's super tuesday republican primary. >> louisiana governor is scheduled to reveal his proposal for balancing the state budge

he lives in williamsburg. we call him bill barker, but he's a jefferson impersonator and i'll send bill up to wall street. i don't know. the thing is jefferson hates banks. you got to understand that about jefferson. he hates the kind of mysterious control that's exercised over our lives and deprives us of our liberties. now, it's not just a simple knee jerk populist reaction to the masters of the universe, though it has some flavor of that as well. i think he would say the energy and the kind of participation and he would say this to tea parties as well, that this is a civic resource. but can it be more than it is now? the criticism of the wall street people is that they don't have a program. it's not their fault. i mean, this is an existential crisis for unemployable college graduates. there are students here, i need to be careful. talk about the living generation. i don't know, is this generation going to get a chance. i think this is something i get to articulate my own -- when pretending to talk about jef

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colonial williamsburg. >>> breaking news off the top right now. french media are reporting that police are now inside the apartment in toulouse, france, where a man has been holed up for 32 hours now. within the past hour we heard the three loud explosions you just heard coming from the building. mohammed merah is accused of killing seven people over the past few weeks. they say there are no signs of life coming from the apartment. good morning. welcome back to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. let's take a live look outside. it is 6:31. it is so foggy out there. are those train tracks? >> i see people. >> nearby train tracks. all right, kirk. it's my fault. it's foggy out there. my brain is foggy too. before we continue can we wish joe a happy birthday. happy birthday, joe. have a wonderful day. >> let's don't count the years. >> don't count in reverse. >> in what? >> in reverse. >> oh. we want to turn the numbers around that we're seeing in terms of fog. temperatures today, upper 70s. so we are going to see the sun break out. t

that's williamsburg style. very popular in georgia. ten foot ceilings.ard wood floorses and a marble fireplace. i like the yellow color in the room. that's pretty. the kitchen is too blue for me. >> wow. >> very pretty room though. the formal dining room has wainscoting and gleaming floors. a sunny eat area doubling your entertainment space. the backyard is fenced and has a nice play set tucked into a corner. >> just outside of denver, evergreen, colorado. $287,000 for a charming cabin. >> you will see this cabin sits at 7,200 feet elevation. it was a summer play ground for frank and teddy roosevelt. they make claim to the neighborhood. three acres of pristine land. inside you see it's loft-like with an open great room, wide planked floors and an old fashioned wood burning stove. >> and a toboggan on the wall. >> i didn't notice. you should be a real estate broker. knotty pine cabinets. that looks dated because of the color. and a separate laundry room next door. the dining room is flooded with sunlight. i like the beamed ceiling. two big windows make it

we're talking about williamsburg, brooklyn. >> certainly it seemed for me. like for a long time i didn't really know that the sort of outside world existed. >> you were part of a sect called thatmar. it has the roots in hungary. what does that mean? >> what it means today is that the satmar rabbi who came over to the u.s. after the war because he survived the holocaust, he started a community that was sort of rooted in the belief that zionism was wrong and that the holocaust was a punishment for a sim mill lags and enlightenment. his idea was let's create an extreme community, an idealized ghetto, a place where we'll go back to our roots and start living like our ancestors did. >> which meant what specifically? >> which meant taking all the old ancient jewish traditions to an extreme. he introduced a lot of new customs and revived some old ones, including the shaving of women's heads after marriage. he decided to make that common practice. he asked the women to cover their shaved heads with scarves, wigs, hats and so on. >> wha

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colonial williamsburg. >>> d.c. mayor vincent gray speaking out tonight about monitoring campaign finances. the comments come after the u.s. attorney's office sent subpoenas to the campaigns of several city leaders. one big issue the u.s. attorney is looking at, money orders given to the campaigns. fox 5's matt ackland reports. >> reporter: we caught up with the mayor outside city hall and asked him about the subpoenas many campaigns for city leaders have received recently. >> anything like this has to be concerning. the most important thing you want to do is keep yourself focused on why we came here in the first place and that is being able to run the city. >> reporter: the mayor says at this point he'll support a plan by council member mary cheh to limit all money order donations to $25, a bill she will propose tomorrow. >> i think it is an idea that has merit. >> what really prompted this, of course, is this indication that we've had that people are using these money orders in a way to get around contribution lim

we're in hoboken, manhattan, williamsburg, dumbo, philadelphia.r the best in the country. beyond that 60% of our business is washington, d.c. to boston. that corridor is strong. there haven't been foreclosures in that corridor and land is very hard to find, so we're happy to be there. >> we're still see an overhang in terms of supply? for so long that's what we've been hearing is there's so much supply on the market. new homes that are not being sold, that that continues to push prices lower. >> in isolated cases that's absolutely the case. las vegas is still very slow. inland empire of california, we do not build there, is very slow. but phoenix as an example. phoenix had 14, 16 months of supply. it's down to four or five months now and in the last month, phoenix is back in a big way. so in certain markets there's an issue, but where we build, we're very happy there's not that overhang. >> and in terms of billing permits, in terms of going forward, what does 2012 look like for you. >> so far, so good. our numbers are up significantly. they contin

colonial williamsburg. >>> students at a north carolina high school got an up-close look at nature. this security video from a charlotte high school shows a deer running through the hallways. officials say the deer crashed through a window and started running through the school, scaring the kids. luckily, neither the deer or any of the students were hurt. >> deer was just looking for the cafeteria. could somebody please tell me where the cafeteria is? >> man, he wouldn't have been running from the weather outside yesterday if he was in our neck of the woods for sure. >> yeah. it was gorgeous. >> an unbelieve day of weather. things are changing. the tide is turning as they say. heading over to storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >>> good morning, angie and joe. yes, our beautiful weather from yesterday not going to stick around too terribly much longer. not a bad way to get your friday started. temperatures now low to mid 30s. really from the capital beltway westbound toward the blue ridge. right along interstate 81 this morning. 29 at martinsburg, 32 in winchester. it is indeed a dry

colonial williamsburg. >>> look at the bottom of your screen, a chaotic scene at philadelphia airport today. a suspected drunk driver ran his truck through a fence. several planes had to circle the airport, couldn't land because of the incident. the driver is arrested and facing numerous charges including driving under the influence, reckless endangerment. the airport closed about half an hour. >>> heads up if you park in the district. hundreds of brand-new red topped meters for disabled drivers are now active. fox 5's john henrehan explains what may happen if you get caught parking at one of those meters and you're not disabled. >> reporter: parking rules in d.c. have changed. for people that have valid handicapped placards in their cars formerly could park at any metered spot in the city and they could park twice as long as usual if this was a two- hour zone, they could park free for four hours. those rules are gone and under the new rules this person is getting a ticket. there were a couple of problems with the old rules. for one thing it's widely suspected that some of the handica

. >> we're here at the 90th precinct in the heart of williamsburg, brooklyn and we're going to surprisend let her know she's being rescued. >> oh! i'm going to take care of the house here, all right? i know you got some problems. >> yes! >> the reason her deck is falling apart is because it was made with low-grade material. it's a mess. and definitely not safe. so it's got to go. after we destroyed the deck we knew we had to rebuild a great one so we had my friend lou here from deck's unique design a whole new game plan. what's going on? >> what we're using here is timber tech. it's ultralow maintenance. no screwing or nailing whatsoever. snap and go. that's it. >> all right. the deck is all framed up, just got to cover up our posts, put in our rail systems, and i'd say barbecue time. why are we going with a final versus a wood? >> it's all a manufacturing composite material. it all has a 25 or 30-year life span. it's all no maintenance. >> what an amazing team. i had so much fun working on this project. what do you say we go get her and bring her home? >> absolutely. >> oh, stop it! oh

budweiser drinkers can now trace the drink back to the company's williamsburg brewery.r bud. by scanning the code you will get a guided tour of how and where the beer is made. for beers brewed in virginia, you'll be guided by the senior brew master dan most mother land. it opened in 1972. >> that's kinds of neat. >> why not? >> all right. within wn't to say good morning to -- want the say good morning to claire thomas. this is a photo of claire and her mom who's sell grating a birthday -- celebrating a birthday tomorrow. happy birthday to you mom. hope you have a great one. >>> real quick five day forecast, clouds up this afternoon and rain arrives maybe 3:00 4:00 today. could be a thunderstorm overnight and then into the daytime hours tomorrow, we'll start to dry things out and cool things down. don't you know what's going to be really hot tonight? >> what? >> that concert. >> you're right tucker. absolutely, jackson guthy. am i saying it correctly? >> yeah, jackson guthy. >> and very good and you couldn't see it on camera but jackson just met tucker and already making

colonial williamsburg. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> here are some dramatic images from theastation left in the wake of those deadly tornadoes in the midwest. this is holton, indiana. two people were killed and six others were injured when a twister touched down. it's about 60 miles west of cincinnati. indiana governor mitch daniels plans on touring the damage later today. >>> we saw kara's live report earlier, standing in front of the high school that was completely leveled. >> the one positive of all of this, you know is that the warnings were way out in far advance of this storm. the storm prediction center out in normon had them move from slight loo moderate to eventually a high risk for severe weather yesterday. the word had gotten out as far in advance as possible. it's so tough to see so many people when the storms reach an intensity that can really just raze things to the bear earth. there's not a lot you can do. we're sad to hear there was so much loss of life and frightening to realize how much more loss of life there could have been if the warnings were not as eff

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. >> that shirt is going to go for like $1,000 in williamsburg in 2020.er shirt to wear. >> you're right. that doesn't do anything for romney in 2012. there is the idea that you are going to wear a mitt romney super fan t-shirt. how many of those 346 t-shirts were sold ironically too? there's whether it's the gop elders, the gop leaders giving my mouthed endorsements or the fact that he isn't getting small donors, voters aren't excited about him, i think it holds some relevance in this conversation. >> it's a huge problem. maybe down to the ironic hipster votes in the end. >> the fact that news organizations are now sending is out people to find rabid romney fans, it's a story if you can find a rabid romney fan. >> we worked on it for weeks finding these people. it's not easy. >> to bring it back full circle, i think chris's piece combined with your analysis is about right which is that you have the confluence of a very favorable calendar along with the party establishment coalescing around romney that's going to make it intensely difficult for rick santo

. >> there's no way orrin hatch has been to williamsburg. >> that is one of the most sophisticated culturaltime. >> it is worth mentioning yesterday, patricia, as you tweeted out, john boehner had a meeting at the white house with president obama. i believe mitch mcconnell was there. >> and it went pretty well. >> they came out saying they expect there will be some movement on job creation and energy. >> kumbaya! >> i don't know if i would sing kumbacoupl couple buy ya yet. >> boehner said we would see part of it. it's a good sign that people weren't crying when they came out of that meeting. >> it's a really good sign in america that something might get done in congress for once. but they are in danger of yetting this another wave election. they just want everybody out of there. because they run the house and they want to run the senate and they want to be trusted, but being able to do something, if not nothing. >> it is unclear whether they had lunch out of a bucket or whether they finished off with double skim lattes. >> can i add one point? >> i have to go to break, i'm sorry. >> it's a

compatriots raided the governor's mansion which is still there today the you've ever been to colonial williamsburg. monroe was then sent north to new york to join with george washington's army, and he would serve with washington in many theaters of the war. places like valley forge, germantown, the philadelphia campaign and most importantly, the battle of trenton. we all know this famous portrait of george washington crossing the delaware and going over to face the hessians who were not expecting it. monroe led a vanguard of men across the kiver. their job was to secure the street heading into town so no one would be able to alert the british and their allies. it was christmas, there had been some revelry, they thought that the hostilities had ceased for the season, and they were unprepared for the attack. in the process james monroe and his men alerted a doctor by the name of liker. he started cursing at them because he thought they were british. when he realized they were patriots, he told them, i, too, am a patriot, and it seems something is going to happen tomorrow, and i'm going to go with yo

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williamsburg, pennsylvania, a supporter of rick santorum. caller: here is why i support santorum. even when a democratic governor was in office, he praised santorum during his time in office for bringing home the bacon to pennsylvania. pennsylvania has not had a president in office since buchanan. we need some pennsylvania -- we need some money for pennsylvania. that is why i support santorum. host: let me get your reaction to wall street journal editorial. gop voters want a happy warrior as much as a conservative one, it comments on him smiling more now. caller: i think rick santorum can easily become a happy warrior. host: do you think that he needs to do more work between now and the convention to convince more voters that he could beat president obama? caller: absolutely. however, if the republican base is going to come out in force, it will not be for romney, because when romney was in office in massachusetts, he flat-out lied to the people who are in favor of reproductive choice. they wanted not to fight with him. this first or second bill was a bill limiting abortion. so ro