wilson was the white house, right?but he had a small wine collection in the white house, which he did not want to leave behind for warren harding. warren harding with his republican successor. and harding was a known heavy drinker and also considered to be the most corrupt president in american history. so wilson had to go to congress to get special dispensation -- a special act had to be passed, allowing one person on one particular day to go into the white house and =tranfour wilson's wine collection from the white house to this location here. so one person was a lot to do that not so wilson got his wine collection at the white house in early 1921. it's really fascinating to actually see the wine cellar because it's actually right behind me and below me, about 20 feet behind me. so it's got all these old bottles from a prohibition era. there's a few but is there from 1928 better champagne bottles. edith had good relationships -- relations with the french embassy, which is close by. of course the embassies can import

they threw the remote at the tv when josh wilson went in.k six to win a game, since charles tillman. peanut for the bears did it in 2005. our final score, baltimore 34, houston, 38, anything happening in the nfl today? "sportscenter" will have it coming up in a minute. with jon gruden, ron jaworski all of the great women and men of our "monday night football" team, i'm mike tirico, good night from houston. this has been a presentation of es espn. >>> see you nene,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> this is wjztv, and wjz.com. baltimore. >> from the city, to the counties to your neighborhood. now, it's complete coverage, it's wjz maryland's news station. >> forced or concocted. tonight new details and why the defense said its entrapment. >> hello. people are talking about, prosecutors say antonio martinez was grinning as a plan to bomb a recruitment center was set in motion. tonight his attorney said it wasn't his plan. we are live at the federal courthouse. we explain how both sides plan to fight the ca

let's welcome carnie wilson, wendy wilson, and chynna phillips. >> thank you. >> i have the album andhree of you. >> oh, yeah. >> wendy's leading the way here. you have four boys between the ages of 3 and 7? >> that's right. >> how did you find the time to do this? >> i don't know. it's been 20 years. i figured, just do one right after the other. i'm in the mode. just go for it. >> right. and so, this music is kind of a nice way of getting back to your roots. and leaving them home a little bit. >> yeah. i miss them terribly. but i'm in my career mode. and i love it. >> i think it surprises some people. this is the first-ever christmas album. was it your idea? >> i think we were getting the buzz. wendy and i had done a christmas album. we couldn't believe we had never done one collectively. since this is the 20-year reunion, we wanted to have something to release this year. sony approached us and said, will you do a christmas album? right when we were starting to do one at my home. >> it was a good blend of some of the traditional songs. and i know you have written some new songs, too.

about woodrow wilson. the movie was made in944, and the heavy was none other than henry cabot lodge. the movie was so outrageous that when franklin roosevelt showed it to winston churchill, winston churchill walked out in a rage. but the point of it was, whatever school child in america has learned, namely that the american people were unfaithful to the great leader, woodrow wilson, in -- and that really started world war ii. of course, this was nonsense. world war ii, it was certainly necessary for franklin roosevelt to support stalin in 1941. but it was most certainly foolish for him to maintain that support after the battles of stalingrad in 1943. after those battles have changed the equation of our in the world. this led of course not to the peace that america's arms had one, but rather to have a century of very, very dangerous cold war. thereafter, we are also loaded with a surplus of power that the united states brought against the soviet union, against communist forces in vietnam, and have a surplus

consider these results, this was followed not by what woodrow wilson followed, but by greater strife and what has preceded it. a settlement has not yet ceased to kill. iraq is one of the creatures of world war i and what will happen there is still open to a very deadly contention. palestine, it was reengineered after world war i. and very badly. henry cabot lodge warned against at and said the notion that we should fix the affairs and arbitrate between the two is deadly. but people assume themselves to be wiser sought that we should somehow become the arbiters of the world. and indeed the fact that we did not become the arbiters of the world became an item by which our foreign policy ruling class accused the american people of responsibility for world war ii. some of you may be old enough to remember the title which was wilson made in 1944 and the head the was none at other than henry cabot lodge the movie was so outrageous that when franklin roosevelt showed it to winston churchill he walked out in a rage. but the point* was what every school child has learned that the american peop

this is on the wilson avenue on-ramp to eastbound 37.t this point the on-ramp is not blocked but it could be depending on the emergency crews getting there. so just keep that in mind. as we go outside, you have to deal with a lot of fog this morning again at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays right now but the fog is thick and it's wet out there and slippery. and also we'll check out the san mateo bridge. still fine here and much better visibility across the span. eric, jenelle? >> frances, thank you very much. it's 4:41. >> why police set fire to a house filled with dangerous explosives. >> home for the holidays. a house fire by the which. a flight to hawaii using our points from chase sapphire. last minute... on christmas. and sitting next to us, chevy chase. and we really hit it off. we play golf, and then the luau. he's like da vinci with ice. and after, we help hang christmas decorations. wait, wait, wait. you flew last minute... on christmas... with points from chase sapphire? yeah. amazing. believe it. with points from chase sap

some of your may remember a movie title of which was wilson about woodrow wilson. movie was made in 1944 and the heavy was none other than henry cab pot both -- henry cabot lodge. the move was so outrageous that when franklin roosevelt showed it to winston churchill, churchill walked out in a rage. anyway, the point of it was what every school child has said, the american people have learned. they were unfaithful to wellson, and ha really started world war ii not quite as much as adolf hiterer. world war ii. it was certainly necessary for franklin roos relate to support stalin in 1931. but it was most certainly foolish for him to maintain that support after the battle of strollen -- stalin guard. stalin grad. this led us not to the peace that america's arms had won, but rather to a half a century of very, very dangerous cold war. thereafter, you're all familiar with the surplus of power that the united states brought against the soviet union, against, against communist forces in vietnam and how that surplus of power was translated to loss after loss. how come? well

wilson's co., the latest example of the truth of mr.emiums, at two federal debt, caused millions of individual policyholders to lose their policies, cause businesses to postpone adding new jobs and inflict huge unfunded medicaid mandates on states all consequences, the sponsors of the law, strenuously argued, never were intended. although i have to say they were predicted by republicans. james q. wilson also wrote that neoconservatives than as irving kristol originally conceived of and in the 60s was not an organized ideology or even necessarily can ever do,, but quote, a way of thinking about politics rather than a set of principles and rules. would've been better if we had been called policy skeptics he said. well, this skepticism of chambra and wilson and kristol toward grand legislative policy schemes hopes to explain how during the 2010 election, the law of unintended consequences may been a member of the so-called party of no and more electable choice than being a member of the party of yes we can. james q. wilson also wrote in hi

woodrow wilson blamed it on business. he said it was big business that did this and sloppy, shoddy, et cetera, et cetera, because it didn't work to his advantage at the time for the germans to be exposed. >> because we weren't ready to take them on. >> exactly right. >> should we have imloan, would we have been a healthier society should we have known that wilson was lying and made this up? >> yes. this stuff has been happening for an extraordinarily long time. my concern is that people don't understand because there is no transparency on who is funding all of this stuff, what people's motives are, you're taking one set of liars and exchanging them for a much more dangerous set of liars. >> look, i don't know where anyone any of this is going to end up, but the government's behavior has been reprehensible. it has done evil things and lied about them and lately, it has intimidated the vendors out of doing businesses with them. joe lieberman said to amazon.com, i want to you take them down. and they did. the constitution pr

on the wilson onramp. two serious injuries have been reported. >>> president obama predicting congress will approve his tax cut compromise with republicans despite their criticisms. in a radio interview this morning he said the deal will pass as he said nobody wants to see people's paychecks smaller january 1st because congress didn't act. >>> a search resumes this morning for a 90-year-old oakland man. robert liechtenstein left his home for a daily walk. >>> the white house press secretary says president obama is making progress on his goal to quit smoking. press secretary robert gibbs has not seen any evidence of the president smoking for nine months now. president obama has said he wants to quit smoking but struggles with the habit that goes back 30 years. >>> native american tribes are angry over senator dianne feinstein in a change where indian casinos can be located. feinstein that oversees the interior department wants to clarify where they can build casinos. right now they have to have historical t

wilson says "count de money" really is his middle name. his birth certificate proves it; it's not a campaign stunt. and tom, if elected, wilson says he'd gladly serve on the finance committee and "count the money". >> tom: he's lucky his middle name isn't oscar otherwise his initials would be io double u. >> what were his parents thinking. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for thursday, december 16. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

that's the wilson avenue onramp. several reports of spinouts across the area. very misty, a lot of fog. and wet pavement as you can see as you cross the golden gate bridge. so far, traffic is light. no big delay there. is what it looks like, a ghostly image toward the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. and the fog advisory in effect between san francisco and oakland. and updated on this, dealing with a power pole fire northbound 101. sounds like they're waiting for pg ande to get onscene. fire crews are onscene there. is what it looks like, the transformer is on fire. creating a lot of heavy sparks as you pass on northbound 101. again, no longer lanes blocked, just a big visual distraction this morning. we will follow that. in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. >> you can see cars still streaming by on 101. but again, they're worried about power lines and what is affected in the area. try to avoid that area and they'll get utility crews there as soon as possible. >> and we are being told that firefighters cannot address the fire until the power company i

it is four months since his operation. -- barry wilson feels liberated. >> absolutely brilliant. this is the weight taken off of my shoulders. this is amazing. >> they are now able to plan their retirement without the crippling headaches which once dominated their lives. >> any training regime for a long distance runner is tough. a palestinian competitor, it is all the more difficult because of who he is running for. our sports correspondent went to gaza to meet him. >> no bit of equipment is more important to a runner than his shoes. the amount he trains, he must have a new pair every five or six weeks. he has been running in the shoes for a year. he does not have a choice, that is what you do when you cannot leave gaza and goods cannot come in. >> everything is difficult here, he says. i don't have special places to run. i have four children to support on my salary. i cannot even eat enough. the international olympic committee has recognized him. his personal best is about a minute outside of the olympic qualification standards. but at the last games, he was allowed to compete.

[applause] >> please welcome tim lincecum, brian wilson, and matt cain! [applause] before they come up, i want to say one thing. before the last game, we were having in texas, and he said, this story has been written. please welcome brian wilson. >> i am not a man of many words. i did not really know what to say. i am having a mini-heart attack. maybe it is the smell of prop 19. i am not sure. thank you all. you are etched in history. you had our backs from day one. i would also like to thank the mayor for allowing me to try to take the reins. i do not think i am up for the job, but i also have three words. i know the man who is. where is the machine? [applause] >> like bryan and machine, i am not a man of many words at all. i do not talk much at all. just coming out here and seeing you give us support from day one, from spring training through august, all the way to texas. seeing black and orange out there was so awesome and fun and exciting. it made us so much more comfortable to play. all i can say is thank you. go san francisco. [applause] >> wow. it

and i was doing, like, an owen wilson voice, like -- [ as owen wilson ] like, "hey, man, you're reallysay that. >> yes, he did. and they go cut, and they go, "you want ice?" because he punches me as hard as he can, and he goes -- [ as regis philbin ] "regis doesn't need ice. get the hell out of here." and then he turns into a nice guy. he goes -- [ as regis philbin ] "anyway, you're a terrific guy. we had a terrific time." [ laughter ] right before, he's like -- [ growling ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. he's punching you. >> no, he didn't say the s-word. can you beep words on these late night shows? >> jimmy: no, you can't. >> jimmy: the midterm elections are coming up. are you -- political in any way? >> oh, yeah. no, i love the attack ads. you got how -- these scary halloween attack ads. in california it's off the charts. you know, it's like, "barbara boxer, she's been in congress 77 years. california is a cesspool of disease, famine and death. can california afford more barbara boxer?" and then the opponent comes on, "i'm carly fiorina, and i approve this ad." [ laughter ] and then, b

when earl wilson jr. passed away on october 29 of this year, it was not only an enormous personal loss for my family and i, his death was more -- mourned throughout st. louis and our nation. madam speaker, i've been blessed to experience and witness firsthand his commitment to opening the doors of higher education to young people. he selflessly invested his immense talents and boundless energy to build up his community and his country. and as we move to recognize the accomplishments of this great humanitarian, father and friend to many, i ask that we pass the underlying bill without reservation and pay tribute to a great american, earl wilson jr. and i urge passage of h.r. 6400 and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri reserves the balance of his time. the gentlelady from illinois is recognized. mrs. biggert: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. biggert: i rise today in support o

woodrow wilson? yes? this is from congressman pete king. he said julian assange and associates who support wikileaks damaged united states national security with their releases of the classified documents but also placed at risk lives of those in our intelligence sources. wikileaks presents a clear and present cange to the national security of the united states and julian assange should be prosecuted under the espionage act and this legislation will give the attorney general additional tools to do just that. what if we don't expand the government power? we are what he's demonstrating with the leaksed documents, you cannot trust the government . so to stop him from exposing a government you cannot trust, you want to give that government more power? have we all gone insane? they will not call this law retroactive, but this law seems to be created to target one individual which i don't think is even constitutional and i don't know how you make a law to punish something that has order happened. they are going after him for somebody he already d

no problems reported between springfield and the wilson bridge. your lanes are open northbound on i-95 leaving woodbridge and the prints william parkway continuing up towards lorton. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> a five-star luxury hotel may be coming to the heart of adams morgan but there is a catch. there are complaints mounting about a possible $46 million tax break for the developer. the project is slated for the corner of euclid and champlain streets. our careen gray houston went there to sort this whole thing out. >> reporter: it is a project that would change the vibe in the changing yet trendy adams morgan neighborhood. a fancy boutique hotel called the addition hotel would have 174 rooms, underground parking, a swimming pool, bars and restaurants that could compete with the ritz and four seasons. >> it will an absolute delight. >> reporter: sean owns three bars on 14th street. he didn't see a down side to the new hotel. as proposed, the project who take up land around the church and include the buildings that now house

wilson's advice -- trying to answer the question, following mr. wilson's advice.etting a clear goal, reducing america's health care costs so that more of us can afford to buy insurance. but then we propose the first six steps towards that goal. one, allow small businesses to pool their resources to buy health care plans. two, reducing junk lawsuits against doctors. 3, allowing policies against state lines. 5, promoting wellness for prevention. 6, avoiding fraud and abuse. create the environment for 100 new nuclear plants, in metrified our cars, explore our shore for natural gas and oil, double energy research and develop four new forms of clean energy. this step-by-step republican clean energy plan was a an alternative to the tax that would have imposed an economy- wide cap and trade scheme collecting hundreds of billions of dollars each year for slush funds with which congress could play. here is still another example, a bipartisan one. and 2005, they asked the national academy to identify the first 10 steps congress should take to preserve competitive the advant

woodrow wilson. woodrow wilson may have been the man of the left but he was an anticommunist and stridently anti bolshevik. he described as the bolsheviks as barbarians, tyrants and terrorists. exact words. harry truman, same thing. jfk warned us about our atheist faux and godless communist conspiracy. they realized the communists were not their friends and went after the car as they held here. they attacked the lead of nations. they attacked fdr's new deal. the documents and archives on this are stunning. almost as if the boys wanted to report to the boys back in moscow that what they're doing attacking liberal -- in the 1920 presidential election. this is from the united communist party. don't vote. strike. boycott this election. overthrow the capitalist government. established the soviet government. not just another political party. and not just another political party. when you strike the police beat you, soldiers shoot you. that is what the capitalist government is for. the united communist part

and not bad as you head over the american legion bridge or down south at the wilson bridge. let's take a look at the beltway on the north side of town. outer loop looks like this. pretty much all the way from 95 as you make your ride westbound. 270 looks good as well this morning. we'll take you over to maryland on the south side of town at route 4, route 5 and route 301. everything is final. all lanes are open. -- is fine. all lanes are open. the beltway looks good southbound heading toward the wilson bridge. take you to your travel times. on 495, 395 to 267, 13-minute ride. the toll road from 674 to the beltway, 6 minutes. 295 to the beltway to the 11th street bridge a 7-minute ride. in my next report we'll take a look at virginia roads at 6:00. >>> making news now at 5:49, today president obama will meet with 20 c.e.o.s at the white house to discuss ways to boost the economy, including tax reforms, the deficit and clean energy. yesterday the federal reserve decided not to change interest rates in its final meeting of the year. >>> today the food and drug administration wi