but woodrow wilson was a southerner. everybody in his, you know, large number of the people in his cabinet were southerners. it was part of the culture of his time and his administration. thank you. yes, ma'am. >> that's not on? >> yes. >> thank you for writing this book. it's very interesting. and my question is, what happened to edith after his death? was there some sort of federal support or pension for her to care for her or what happened? >> good question. she lived for 38 more years. at the time she died in 1961, she was 89. and by the way, she died on woodrow wilson's birthday which kind of gives me goose bumps. but there was no definite policy about giving pensions to the widows of presidents. they had to be negotiated kind of on a year by year basis. i think eventually they were established. but in the beginning, it was a little bit dicey. she, of course, had been quite wealthy before she married woodrow. she had that flourishing jewelry star although that kind of took a hit during the depression and she had eco

and it was clear that wood wilson was destined -- woodrow wilson was destined for greater things. now, ellen loved being a professor's wife. for her, that was the pinnacle of happiness. but she knew that woodrow had more ambition, in fact, that's partly what had drawn her to him. she once said i can be a great wife to a great man than a small one. so when wilson was elected president of princeton college, she went along. she moved her house, she began to entertain, she had to entertain former president theodore roosevelt and the great african-american educator booker t. washington. this last rather scandalized the georgia aunts. and woodrow wilson was, again, very successful. he was so successful that he began to think of a career in public service which is what he had really always wanted. and he began to be discussed for governor of new jersey. but in 1906 with his rosy prospect ahead of them, a tragedy befell the wilsons. woodrow wilson woke up one morning in may blind in his left eye. he'd probably had a mini stroke. he was 49 years old. and he was devastated. the doctors told

woodrow wilson was very successful. he was so successful that he began to think of a career in public service which is what he had always wanted. he began to be discussed for governor of new jersey. but in 1906 this rosy prospects ahead of them a tragedy be phil wilsons. woodrow wilson woke up one morning in may, blind in his left thigh. he probably had a ministroke. he was 49 years old. he was devastated. the doctor told him he might have to give up his career entirely. there was no medication for hypertension in those days. they told him that he could recover if he just took regular vacations. so in january of 1907 he went to bermuda for a month. ellen was planning to go with him but she didn't because at last moment she had a family emergency. he went and two days before he was due to come home he met a fascinating woman, mary allan hubbard pack, leading social hostess of the island. she entertained the governor general and mark twain. when woodrow got back to princeton he started to write to her. this is not unusual

robert novak tried to discredit wilson by writing a story that wilson's wife valerie plame who worked at the cia said. on the trip trouble was she worked as a spy for the cia nobody was supposed to know she worked there the cia even told no that not to publish that information but know that did what mr harlow told me was he asked me not to use your name did not say she was she was uncovered. in any activities former president bush was not amused human intelligence spies. is very important. it's pretty hard to get it. if somebody working clandestine service thinks his name is going to appear i'm sure that both. deputy defense secretary richard admitted he was the first to leak despise name and he apologized for it. but white house staffers karl rove in lewis libby also sprayed the covert agents name to reporters at the same time for sure in the president's own press secretary they had nothing to do with it and they're good individuals they're important members of our white house team and that's why i spoke with them so that i could come back to you and say that they were not involved i

the story really begins with him vassar joseph wilson wilson was the acting ambassador to iraq before the first gulf war when saddam hussein took more than one hundred americans as hostages joe wilson stared him down saddam hussein backed off and released the americans for that president george herbert walker bush proclaimed wilson a national hero. then that hero heard president george w. bush make this statement in the two thousand and three state of the union address the british government has learned saddam hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from africa a year earlier the cia had sent wilson to investigate the uranium claim and he knew it wasn't true their level of corruption. demonstrated from the top down is staggering to the american people so he wrote about it in the new york times that touched off a firestorm at the white house coolness robert novak tried to discredit wilson by writing a story that wilson's wife valerie plame who worked at the cia said. on the trip trouble was she worked as a spy for the cia nobody was supposed to know she worked there t

about woodrow wilson? >> he criticized wilson for preparedness, not having an army ants navy up to speed. he was also very critical of the wilson policy in mexico. or you have the revolutions overthrowing the diaz administration and the country devolves into chaos. you see the movies, "viva via" or "viva zapata." one revolution replacing another. hughes is very concerned that general guerta not impose another dictatorship in mexico. he sends marines. there is -- there are these crazy incidents over will they come in? of flag here or not their. but the troops go. mexico gets worse and worse. and then you get the columbus, new mexico into that we're pancho villa -- whereupon trivia killed some american national's. that is another disaster. there is a lot of controversy about mexico. there's a lot of criticism about preparedness and the wilson administration. these are things that hughes played on. >> welcome to the conversation. this is curtis. >> thank you. i just wanted to talk about a very important asser

say wilson admitted hee cculdn't stop himsell from neighbors are shockedd (((:23:42 mr wilson is also. he's a sa screener at the the man fondling uman beings going through tte screeniig the screening :52)) thrrugh :52))wilson has been susppnded at b--wi pending the outcomm oo this nvestigation.he is currently out on bond. there's a new travel alert after an alleged assassination plot was foiled on u-s soil. soil.investigatorr say memberss ambassador to the uus.the a's state departmmnt is now warning americans abroad that this could be a sign of more aggressive terror activity...spearheadeddby iran. police are assing or youu help... identifying these three suspects.theyyre wanted in connection with aa arred robbery... at a citgo convenience storr in joppp.it happened around 10-30 tuesday night.the suupects allegedly assaulted the clerk... eforee getttng awwy with aa you have infooratioo about 1-866-7-lock--p. prosecutors are winding down their case... against michael jackson's former doctor... they'reeexpected to call three new experts to the stand... to talk about the singer's health.

wilson through five. you can make a case if ogando against magglio ordonez give --t ordona. >> terry: that's something they're discussing in the dugout. this has got to be his last inning. >> joe: lefty on lefty after this loads them up. and here comes the rain. it is pounding down. >> terry: if he gets behind in the count now, you are going to take away that breaking ball down, the one he just threw for the wild pitch of the fastball, because that's the last thing they want to do. and here we go. >> joe: they're going to bring the tarp back on the field. after a 41-minute delay, we're going to have another. we've played 13 minutes. the tigers got two runs. they have the bases loaded, two out. there is verlander. we finally see justin. >> terry: this will be really interesting. if this lasts any time at all, when they go back out, if they go out and get somebody like koji uehara or darren oliver to snuff this out and then go to ogando. >> joe: because those two are good against left-handers. >> terry: ver

police say 44 year old michael scott wilson admits he viewing child pornography. - computers from wilson's perry hall home where he lives with he foond the images sexually stimulating. when deeectives seized computers from wilson's perry his wife... willon admitted &ptt officers he founddtte immges of young girl's under the age of four involved in sexual acts with other children and adults sexually stiimlatiig. ((wipe-sot)) 2:27:18 there are a ton of kids in the pge in this neighborhood. i tha have a four year old son o 4 years old that's babies :27 2:23::2 mr wilson is also a tsa ssreenee at the airport. he's a tsa scceener at the airporr dear god! so thatts the man ondling human bbings going through thh ssceening pnd children oing throught the screening :52 wilson is no longer working security at b-w-i pending this investigation. he is out on bond joy lepola fox 45 news at 5:30. hooicide detectives are searching forranswers tonnght in a deadly shooting in east baatimore.it happened here along east lanvale and port streets at around 11:20 this morning.a man was shot innthe head, he was tr

michael scott wilson has been suspended from his job as a tsa security officer. he is charged with possession and distribution of child pornography following a search of his home. neighbors say he is married with no children. they are stunned and disturbed by the charges. most describe wilson as a straitlaced federal worker that took pride in his position and the trust that comes with it. >> as a parent, i think that it's a bit shocking and disturbing to find that someone was living so close, particularly someone who was employed in his particular capacity. >> i travel a lot, too. i go to the airport sometimes once or twice a week. so to think that one of those types of screeners could live in your neighborhood and be under charges like that, it's alarming. it's definitely alarming. >> the tsa released this statement. "tsa holds its security officers to the highest professional and ethical standards and aggressively investigates allegations of misconduct. the allegations against this individual in no way reflect the outstanding job our more than 50,000 security o

michael scott wilson is suspended from agency after police raided his baltimore county home. our reporter has more on the story. >> michael scott wilson's neighbors are stunned by the charges, especially since most described him as someone that took pride in his job and the authority that came with it. the transportation security administration took a lot of heat when officers singled out a 6-year-old girl for a pat down in april, but now baltimore screener is facing charges. michael scott wilson is charged with possession and distribution of child pornography following a search of his house . >> i think it is a bit shocking and disturbing to find out someone is living so close, particularly someone employed in his capacity. >> wilson is married with no children and was recently arrested and released on bail. no one answered the door at his town house. neighbors have a lot to say about the accusation. >> i travel a lot. i go to the airport once or twice a week. to think that those screeners could be undercharges like that is alarming. >> they do a three-dimensional body scan

wilson gave it up.two and hand texas back-to-back losses for the first time since the 24th and 25th of august. that's how long it's been. that's inside. ball 2. >> tim: about two and a half weeks after the all-star break was the trading deadline. the texas rangers went out and made some deals, one of whom was mike add. his teammates, one was expected to be traded but he wasn't. the all-star game he did slide into the mound in the eighth inning. >> joe: freese took the ball a pretty good pitch. 3-0. >> tim: he fell one of the great guys in the game, but he stayed with san diego, and here mike adams is in the world series. as the slider is just low. runner at first, one out, and a three-run seventh inning lead for st. louis. 3-0 pitch on its way from mike adams to david freese. strike 1. berkman draws a throw. here is another throw-over, and berkman with a smaller lead, gets back easier. there goes berkman. the pitch is inside for ball 4 and it's two on with one out. >> tim: one thing a catcher wants with

sexually wilson admited he couldn't .himself from iewing child pornngraphy. 2:23:44 he's a tsa screener at that's the man fondling human beingssgoing thhough the screening and children going .thh images of t-s-a security officers patting down children at airrorts... &ppolice continue to ile - issued this statement.... "the allegations against this inniviiual in no way reflect pn tte outstanding job our more than 50,000 security officers do every day..." wilson is out on bond.but again, he has been suspended from working here.live from phe airporr, megan gilliland fox45 morning news. the womaa accused of dousing her ex- boyfrieed's current girlfriend... with wal-mart... &p has unlikell support from the victim's family. jefferson iss accused of ebony johnson-odoms... - sending her and 18-oohers in the store to the hospital. but the faaily of johnson-odoos fiance ... ájeffersoná .... who has aa &p6-year-old son with pannell ... is the rrel victim in this caseethee amily says... pannell has made numerous threats towards hhr.

wilson admitteddto the officers that he found the images of young girl's... old... involved in sexuua acts withhother childden and aduuts... sexually wilson admited he couldn't stop himself from viewing child pornographyy 2:27:18 there are a ton of kids in he neighborhood right around that age in this neighborhood. i have a foor year old son so 4 years old that's babies(tara) 2:27:58 it'' a terryifing thought for s. sure.espeeiallyy since wilson pad contact ith young children at work.the images of patting downn children at airportss.. outraged ammricans. while police continue to investigate... the tts-aa issued this stttement.... "the allegations against this indiiidual in no way reflect on the outstanding job our more than 50,000 seeurity officers do every day..." wilson is out on bond.but again, he haa been suspended frommworking here.live from the airport, megan gilliland homicide detectivee are .. - investigating a fatallshooting. street around 11-20 yesterday the hhaa. he was taken to the hossitallwhere he died. no word n suspects or a motive. 3&the main suspec

wilson gave it up.t two and hand texas back-to-back losses for the first time since the 24th and 25th of august. that's how long it's been. that's inside. ball 2. >> tim: about two and a half weeks after the all-star break was the trading deadline. the texas rangers went out and made some deals, one of whom was mike add. his teammates, one was expected to be traded but he wasn't. the all-star game he did slide into the mound in the eighth inning. >> joe: freese took the ball a pretty good pitch. 3-0. >> tim: he fell one of the great guys in the game, but he stayed with san diego, and here mike adams is in the world series. as the slider is just low. runner at first, one out, and a three-run seventh inning lead for st. louis. 3-0 pitch on its way from mike adams to david freese. strike 1. berkman draws a throw. here is another throw-over, and berkman with a smaller lead, gets back easier. there goes berkman. the pitch is inside for ball 4 and it's two on with one out. >> tim: one thing a catcher wants wi

woodrow wilson boxes that tremendously. what i neglected to mention in his post justiceship years is he is called in to consult on the structure for the do you -- the new united nations. he put some things and and makes it far more workable. he is a very practical guide. he has been interested in world justice and rule of law internationally from an early point. if he had proposed a league of nations, there is a good chance it would have been approved by the united states of america. >> other than your own book, what is one of the best books on this era that you can recommend it? >> certainly on hughes, the ii volume biography is a terrific book. that is the book if you want to know an awful lot about mr. hughes. >> he brought a book of his letters i understand it? >> it is actually a collection of six different lectures that he gave at columbia university. it is really a unique insight. here is ruminations about the supreme court of the united states from somebody who had been an associate justice and soon would be the chi

call scott wilson is charged with distribution of child pornography. they searched his home. >> as a parent, i think that it's a bit shocking and disturbing to find that someone was living so close, particularly someone who was employed in his particular capacity. >> wilson is married and was recently arrested and released on bail. no one answered the door at his town as. but neighbors had a lot to say about the accusations. >> i travel a lot, too. i go to the airport sometimes once or twice a week. so to think that one of those types of screeners could live in your neighborhood and be under charges like that, it's alarming. it's definitely alarming. >> they do three-dimensional body scans where they can see quite a bit. he was employed in a capacity where he has the capability of seeing other people in compromising situations is pretty disturbing. >> his neighbors say it serves as a reminder to keep your kids close. >> we don't let them go unsupervised. we keep them under close scrutiny and a worry about the cell phones and the internet and all that.

after possession of child pornography. .hat is our story a c police are investigating michael scott wilson, a man thought to be a stand-up figure. kim dacey is at headquarters with a closer look of the investigation. >> the transportation security administration took a lot of heat when an officer singled out a six-year-old for a pat down in april, but a baltimore area screener is facing charges for something off the clock, child pornography, following a search of his home. >> i think it is shocking and disturbing to find out someone is living so close, particularly someone in toyota in this capacity. >> wilson is married with no children. he was recently arrested and released on bail. no one answered the door at his townhouse. neighbors had a lot to say. >> i travel a lot. to think one of those screeners could be undercharges like that, it is alarming. >> they do three-dimensional body scans, where they could see a lot, and to learned someone in the community not only lives closely, but is employed in a capacity where he has the capability of seeing other people in compromising situations

clean-cut wholesome music written by brian wilson. he began to create the album "smile," a new sound that under new and lead -- new influence. "good vibrations", "heroes and villains," and other stranger recordings. "mrs. o'leary's cow" and this interlude where brian falls into a plant -- a piano. brian falls into a piano. crazy stuff going on. >> the drugs got us going, you know? >> do you regret what happened in the mid-1960s? >> in some ways i do, yes. like i say, we overdid the drugs. to deeply into the drugs and it took us so into the music that we could not finish it because we were so stoned. we were going like "let's make this tape, dude" or hold on for -- or "hold on for a few minutes." >> 456 -- 45 years later, the effects have not entirely worn off and while we have heard songs from the lost album, he even recorded a version of " smaller" in 2004 but most of what was recorded in the 1960's stayed in the vaults. >> we did not think it was time for it to come out. we thought we were too far ahead of our time, it was to advanc

wilson through five. you can make a case if ogando against magglio ordonez give --t ordona. >> terry: that's something they're discussing in the dugout. this has got to be his last inning. >> joe: lefty on lefty after this loads them up. and here comes the rain. it is pounding down. >> terry: if he gets behind in the count now, you are going to take away that breaking ball down, the one he just threw for the wild pitch of the fastball, because that's the last thing they want to do. and here we go. >> joe: they're going to bring the tarp back on the field. after a 41-minute delay, we're going to have another. we've played 13 minutes. the tigers got two runs. they have the bases loaded, two out. there is verlander. we finally see justin. >> terry: this will be really interesting. if this lasts any time at all, when they go back out, if they go out and get somebody like koji uehara or darren oliver to snuff this out and then go to ogando. >> joe: because those two are good against left-handers. >> terry: ver

everybody going to change one day. >> for wilson, change is essential.ost of his sentence for assaulting the officer was timed to overlap with his original sentence, he will complete his prison term and be released in 2009. but just a day after we interviewed him, wilson's anger surfaced again when he saw our crew on the exercise yard, he greeted them with an obscene gesture. >> one [ bleep ], y'all, two, retired. we don't need y'all around here anymore. >> some days they like us. some days they don't want to see us. i think that's kind of a function of being in prison. you are mostly pissed off all the time, anyways. if you can take it out on the film crew, why not. >> though wilson may enjoy his freedom again, it's too late for one other inmate. whose anger has had disastrous consequences. >> my name is jesus garcia, i have been incarcerated for nearly 12 1/2 years. i'm incarcerated for first degree murder and i have life plus 26 years to serve. >> when we met jesus garcia at penitentiary of new mexico he had recently been involved in the bloody assaul

we will be for hughes, we will be for wilson.could not have swung all the progressives if he wanted to, but he might have swung more than 1600. >> wilson won nine of the 12 states. what does it say about charles evans hughes, that he was not as much of a political tactician? >> i think he was much more of a principled person and a principled lawyer than a politician in certain respects. i think part of what i mentioned before -- some of the women did not vote for him. because of the perception that he would bring america into war. wilson had promised -- pledged to remain at peace. but one of the things about the hiram johnson incident that it shows about hughes's character is he was not interested in currying favor with other politicians or the party machine. it shows in a very demonstrative way through the gubernatorial career, he tries to oust some people within the -- to have sent issuers -- who have cinecures within the administration, and that is met disfavorably because people think they deserve loyalty from the republican

wilson has been removed the t-s-a. he is out on bond. iranian government is accuued of plotting attacks on american soil.. tww conspiracy to assassinate the saudi arabian ambassador to theeu-s.. ..and bomb the iiraeli and saaud arabian eemassies in washington d-c... one of the suspects has been in u-s custody since septeeber and the other remains at large... muulllr: "many lives would have been lost. these individuals had no regard for their intended vvctim. no regard for innocent citizens who mighh've been hurt or assassination. they had no pegard for the rule of law." law."attorneyygeneral ric holderrsays the plot represents a flagrant violation of u-s and iiternational law... and he says-- washingtonn s committed to holding tehran accountable for its actions. 3<> <>> a police motorcade takes umar farouk today.he's thh man accused of &ptrring to blow up a fllght landing in detroii inn2009... ...with aabomb in his pnderwear.today tte judge pefused tte defenss's request to prevent the prooecution from calling the device h

wilson, you both attended hbcus at one point. how you believe the experience contributed to your success today. your experience at those schools. and you both also went to other universities. >> i went to tennessee state university. i would say the thing that actually made me who i am today, take my mother and then after that i would say it would be the newer customering of the professionals at tennessee state university. i think what they did is gave me the confidence because i came from an environment very similar to many african-americans in the '60s and '70s that had meager means and college was a forethought not near thought. once i got there i didn't have the confidence that i could perform. i didn't know it was inside of me. what they did is brought it out by nurturing me, supporting me, and making sure they spent the quality time to understand what it is that i needed to be successful. >> dr. wilson, do you believe your success would have been possible without your experience? >> i would say absolutely not. as a matter of

county police arrested this man, 41-year-old michael wilson and charged him with possessing and distributing child pornography the arrest happened on september 27th and he is out on bail. folks just found out about it today. >> it's been two weeks and nobody in the neighborhood knew anything about it? it's one thing to look at that time and one thing to wonder if this guy could act on something. and there are so many kids in the neighborhood. >> reporter: the police were able to download a file from a peer to peer network that featured a preteenage girl having sex with an adult and they traced the file back to wilson. >> we initiated an investigation of suspension of child pornography. and they were able to link some of the issues back to a computer that was being used by michael wilson. they did execute a search warrant and able to recover evidence leading to the charges. >> reporter: ed mited that he downloaded images of children some as young as toddlers having sex with adults. they found images on a computer and discs stored in a safe in his house. and this news makes the neighbors very

wilson kept him so busy with low and high kicks fulfilling a game plan he revealed afterwards. the game plan was not to box with him because of but boxer you know oh it was kicking thinking that was my off my strategy for this one and the strategy proved to give wilson the edge in the night the dutchman winning the five but split decision to become the w five world champ down at sixty kills however there is little time for the winner to rest on his laurels as he confessed he still has some unfinished business with the current it's show time champ and how we are now on this planet the future's next fight for my child time and nothing to fix i will be ready to fight again i'm a. kid spain spain again somebody that has my my job done both titles i want to back. he's a very strong fighter it was a close fight with who was giving our all i think the first round was mine fair and square. from ranch runs to be honest his kids really hurt big nonsense but it wasn't only the tool will be some more spectacular action taking place in the night the fight could rhino on a tournament enterta

. >> their renovated wilson high schools offers thousands of dollars in damage. we will tell you who is to blame. >> held captive in a boiler room, we will hear from these disabled prisoners. >>> a group of disabled adults found trapped in the boiler room living in terrible conditions, those victims are now talking. >> it is hard to imagine the cruelty leveled against the victims in this case. now they are talking about this ordeal. three of the for mentally challenged adults, found saturday, walked and starving in a philadelphia basement, or speaking about the abuse. >> it was wrong. >> you were afraid? did she hit you, too? >> this victim was referring to gregory thomas. police said the alleged ringleader, linda weston, was convicted in 1980. the suspects imprisoned their victim so they can steal their social security disability checks. >> we just kept hope that nothing was wrong. but we knew that something was wrong. we did not know where to find him. >> they are beside themselves with anger over the inhumane treatment that he has endured. >> he is a trusting

. >> reporter: 41-year-old michael wilson out on bail for being arrested for possessing and distributing child pornography. in charging documents, the police officers said they were able to download a file through a peer to peer network and they traced this file back to wilson's home. and the documents say that while being interrogated, he admitted to viewing and down loading child porn for quite some time. and folks say this development is full of children under the age of ten and that kind of news makes them very uneasy. >> i don't think it should have waited this long. and people still in the neighborhood still don't know. it makes me want to print out flyers and put it on everyone's door to keep an eye out. >> reporter: the tsa said they hold their security officers to the highest professional and ethical standards and they are investigating the allegations against wilson. and the allegations against this individual in no way reflect on the outstanding job or more than 50,000 police officers that are put in charge of keeping secure the public. >>> while this demonstration has remaine

during the wilson administration, twice he putr clemancy papers. why did wilson say no?it is a little complicated. wilson was open to the idea initially, it seems. as a way to clear the air. he had a stroke. he seemed to lose his moral compass, many people felt. this was an obvious gesture of goodwill that he might make. he heard from a lot of soldiers and their families that debs was a traitor. it was not just the government who considered him and others to have crossed a line. he was the embodiment of that dissent. >> was there a movement to keep debs in jail? >> they said this was their priority number one. keep debs in prison. the ku klux klan was emerging at this point and they considered debs and the other radicals that it was important that they stay in prison. there was a lot of pressure on the president. not a lot of political gain, in his judgment, to release. >> how did he secure an early release? >> wilson left office and the process of putting pressure on the president began again with warren harding. people in the amnesty movement were a lot less optimistic

police say brown was struck several times and wilson was hit in his leg. at last check.....brown was listed in critical condition and wilson is in fair condition.... 3 and police are asking for your help tonight finding the suspects involved in a shooting in north baltimore.it happened here at the intersection of the alameda and belvedere avenue just after 6:00 on staurday. a 54-old male was shot in the knee. he was transported to an area hospital and at last check was in stable condition. anyone with information is urged to contact police. 3 fire crews are still looking into what caused a fire that forced six families out of their homes. it happened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon, at the reflections apartment homes on little patuxent parkway in columbia. one person was rescued from the second floor and another person was treated for smoke inhalation .the red cross is helping people forced out of there homes. for almost a month now...residents in port deposit have been cleaning up and salvaging what they can. janice park tells us the concern tonight is c

just like you saw brian wilson out there, doing -- i think a shiny hefty bag, he was busting a move in >> now the clips that got left on the cutting room floor. let's see it. >> out of my quad right there. maybe i should stretch. >> okay. >> want to leap down. >> he is athletic. >> matrix. i like that right there. smooth. one word. spectacular. >> we reached out to brian wilson to see if those hammer pants he's rocking there are from wardrobe. chains hanging there. >> it looks like one of those glad trash bag. >> that's major talent there, that backspin. >> a pro athlete. >> and someone who is dploei gl watching brian wilson is christina loren. are you a huge fan? >> moderate fan. i do want to meet the woman who came out and sang "ed lee," impressive hitting those high notes. if you like dry weather, it's tantamount in some cities in terms of your relative humidity to what we see in the desert southwest. winds out of the west at 3 miles per hour in santa rosa. not too bad here. calm windsnovato. northeast wind, strong offshore flow, take a look at your humidity readings. northeast wind

it's show time world champion wilson almost certain to be the toughest challenge twenty two will. ever faced. newco warsong. leon's a very skillful technical fighter very well trained in both kicking and punching meanwhile sergio wilson's a very aggressive fighter and also a very heavy puncher we've watched a lot of his fights many of them he won by knockouts he's a super lightweight under sixty kilos but he strikes like a middleweight a very tough kicker good both at low and high kicks so we're going to witness an extremely eye catching fight ok let's end where we started with the russian premier league week twenty eight action starts in a few hours so get ready for that's when i look back at all the strikes that mattered last week and it is that time again gold. live. live live. live. live . live. live live live live. live . live. here up hoping for plenty more about this weekend is the sport see you again in four hours time. wealthy british style. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the g