edward and cecelia woodhouse, there is a date that says ew, and it stands for edward woodhouse. this was his home. he and his wife had six children. this is a common style, timber framing and there was not as much wood in england at the time. things like shipbuilding have to ed, so you-- deforest will have to be resourceful. but the fact that this has it wood and wooden furniture means they are doing well. and there is a basket weave here, with dob on one side, that is like a basket weave. you have dob on one side and the other. dob is what you have on the farm hair, lime,animal clay and animal for. -- animal manure. that is an important ingredient. the woman of the house is baking and brewing, she will be the gardener. she has a one to five acre kitchen garden to take care of. she is also the doctor of the family. and she is making cheese and selling that. the farmer has about 100 sheep shear and has people to help. they will sell that at market. the farmer has a grain to take care of, 36 acres of barley and barley and rye, harvesting that and hiring people to help. could harve

is headed to the woodhouse gamemef the week, a cool start of 50degrees. but temperatures will get chilil throughout the game, dropping to 40 by the 4th quarter, so take gloves and a blanket! theheest of the nighghwill stay with just a few clouds, but temperatures take another dive, getting down to 33. freeze warning and frost advisory are in effect tonight for eastern siouxland, protect vegetation from frost! stormcast hd has our high pressure system that kept us sunny today. it shifts east switching us to a south wind overnight. south wind kicks in with a breeze tomorrow and more seasonal temperatures in the mid 60s with lots of sunshine. another clear night, before winds pack a punch on sunday, which help us warm even more into the 70s. warm pattern with a south wind sticks around through monday. tonight, cold! patchy frost and mostly clear skies with a calm wind. low 33. tomorrow, a very fall like day. sunshine, a bit breezy, and seasonal warmth with a high of 64. 7-day has warmer temperatures kicking in for sunday with some windy conditions. getting c

woodhouse,cecelia ,here is a date that says ew and it stands for edward woodhouse, they had children. this is a common style, timber framing and there was not as wood inld in england -- england at the time, so you have to be resourceful, but the fact that this has it would and anddn't furniture -- wood they arerniture means doing well. and there is a basket weave here dob on one side, that is clay and animal for. the woman of the house is baking and brewing, she will be the gardener. there is a kitchen garden to take care of. she is also the doctor of the family. and she is making cheese and selling that. they have 100 sheep to sheer and they have people help and they will sell that at market. the farmer has a grain to take care of, 36 acres of barley and erotic, harvesting the and hiring people to help. harvesting that and hiring people to help. in the fall, they are thinking in greenting fertilizer for the next year, so fields will grow and do well. things like turnips and clover, that is something they can add to take care of the land. and there are fences to build, repair. for the

and maybe be an apprentice to another tradesman much like joseph woodhouse was.the other thing that i would like to mention that is a common thread is people are wanting to have a place of their own. whether it be english or irish or german. and so if the oldest son gets everything, then the second and third sons are going to need to leave to go to america if they want to have land. and if you came to america, before 1700, paying your passage, of course, on a ship bound to virginia, you had the right to receive 50 acres of land for free. so that was an enticement for many of the second and third sons. >>> my name is jerry kester and i'm a costumed interpreter on the scotch irish farm. the time period here is between 1720 and 1740 and the farm comes from ulster, from the northern province of ireland. and this is the home of a farmer as well as a weaver. and 1720s, 40s, that is what the people start leaving ireland to come to america because they want a better life. and part of the reasons they are leaving is there has been a big depression in the linen market beca

sportszone woodhouse game of the week! kickoff could have some showers, rain ending west to east by the second half. already breezy, soggy, and cool by 4th quarter at 56 degrees. after the game, strong winds kick in, leaving it still breezy and a bit cloudy by the morning. theres our cloudy day with all the rain, warm front then cold front moving through now. you can see it clearer on the bigger picture as the low spins counterclockwise. stormcast hd front pushes east within the next few hours, ending our rain around 10pm, later east. breezy winds come in directly behind the front. gusts up to 30mph tonight. still breezy and cloudy through morning, but then gradual clearing as high pressure moves in. sunshine and seasonal for fall both saturday and sunday. tonight, 47 with rain ending west to east, strong winds kicking in after, gusts to 30mph. tomorrow, 61... clouds in the morning but sunshine by the afternoon. cool and breezy. 7-day is dry and seasonal with increasing clouds on monday. rain chances return tuesday night a

chris is headed to the woodhouse game of the week, a cool start of 50 degrees. but temperatures will get chilly throughout the game, drdrping to 40 by the 4th quauaer, so take glgles and a clouds, but temperatures take another dive, getting down to 33. effect tonight for eastern siouxland, protect vegetation stormcast hd has our high pressure system that kept us sunny today. it shifts east switching us to a south wind overnight. south wind kicks in with a breeze tomorrow and more seasonal temperatures in the mid 60s with lots of sunshine. another clear night, before winds pack a punch on sunday, which help us warm even more into the 70s. warm pattern with a south wind sticks around through monday. popoen is low, so if you're sniffly it's probably all these temperature swings! tonight, cold! patchy frost and mostly clear skies with a calm wind. low 33. tomorrow, a very fall like day. sunshine, a bit breezy, and seasonal warmth with a high of 64. 7-day has warmer temperatures kicking in for sunday with some windy conditions. getting close to 80 on monday with that

sportszone woodhouse game of the week! kickoff could have some showers, rain ending west to o st by the secoco half. already breezy, soggy, and cool by 4th quarter at 56 degrees. after the game, strong winds kick in, leaving it still breezy and a bit cloudy by the the rain, warm front then cold front moving through now. you can see it clearer on the bigger picture as the low spins counterclockwise. stormcast hd front pushes east within the next few hours, ending our rain around 10pm, later east. breezy winds come in direly behind the front. gusts up to 30mph tonight. still breezy and cloudy through morning, but then gradual clearing a a high pressure e ves in. sunshine and seasonal for fall both saturday and sunday. tonight, 47 with rain ending after, gusts t t 30mph. tomorrow, 61... clouds in the morning but sunshine by the afternoon. cool and breezy. 7-day is dry and seasonal with increasing clouds on monday. rain chances return tuesday night and wednesday, also, did you know? hurricane patricia, about to makak landfalln

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brad woodhouse is president of america united for change. brad, good to see you. >> hey, megyn. >> why do you agree with mr. trump? >> the last thing i want to do is come on your program and say i agree with donald trump. what i really disagree with is jeb bush's blanket statement that his brother kept us safe. you could just assert 9/11 happened on his watch and stop there and you would have a strong argument. but if you dig deeper, 36 times between the time president bush was sworn in and august 6th of 2001, he was warned about osama bin laden. he was warned about al qaeda. the very last warning said osama bin laden wanted to attack the united states, new york was a possible target. and he wanted to hijack airplanes. that's exactly what happened. >> but his defenders say those were general warnings, not specific, and that there was no imminent threat ever communicated to the president in the president's daily belief, which was replete with other information that the president had to pay attention. >> there was a cia communication in july o

in the high school football regular season, and there's a ton on the line in hull, iowa, for our woodhouse game of the week between western christian and ridge view. both teams are in the playoffs next wednesday night, but the seeding, and in turn home field advantage are up for grabs. if the wolfpack win, they will be rict champs for the first time in their 12 year history. ridge view needs a win and help to finish at the top, but a win would give the raptors a home playoff game in the first round. with so much on the line, both sides are ready for a big game friday night. travis kooima--"this being our 12th year, having a chance to win the district for the first time ever; having different news stations doing the game; its a huge--just having that spotlight on our program is good. i think it just brings a lot of the attention to the guys, which that's what it's all about." taylor miedema--"we've had a lot of success lately. we've found out who we are as a team, so i'm feeling pretty confident and i'm pretty sure everybody else on the team feels the same way. we've just gotta believe and

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its time to vote for our woodhouse game of the week. option one: sioux central at woodbury central...winner takes the last playoff spot in class a's district two. option two: ridge view at western chrisitna...at matchup that could decide the 1a, district two title. vote on our sportszone twitter and facebook accounts. alex/ allison: if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide how they want to spend their money. what we need is leadership to fix a few big things... so that this country takes off and soars where people can dream the big

its time to vote for our woodhouse game of the week. option one: sioux central at woodbury central...winner takes the last playoff spot in class a's district two. option two: ridge view at western chrisitna...at matchup that could decide the 1a, district two title. vote on our sportszone twitter and facebook accounts. finishing with some volleyball..top ranked western christian battling ridge view at the heelan classic. second set....wolfpack won the first but taylor muckey ties things early for the raptors... two points later...kaira moss comes out of nowhere and drills the big-time kill....she is fierce at the net.... and then its harlee wagoner works as well.....ridge view cuts the lead to one... but the wolfpack are top-ranked in 2-a for good reason.....another monster swing.....western christian cruises with a 2-0 sweeep. on the court next door....15th ranked sb-l squaring off with number 12 lawton bronson.... opening set.....ali verzani lays down the block....eagles down 18-13...... but the warriors respond a few points later...ca

tomorrow night's tomorrow night's woodhouse game of the week in ll has tons on the line for ridge view and western christian. both teams are in the playoffs next wednesday ni but the seeding, and in turn home field advantage are up for grabs. if the wolfpack win, they will be district champs for the first time in their 12 year history. ridge view needs a win and help to finish at the top, but a win would give the raptors a home playoff game in the first round. with so much on the lili, both sides are ready for a big game friday night. travis kooima--"this bebeg our 12th year, having a chance to win the district for the first time ever; having different news stations doing the game; its a huge--just having that spotlight on our program is good. i think it just brings a lot of the attention to the guys, which that's what it's all about." taylor miedema--"we've had a lot of success out who we are as a team, so i'm feeling pretty confident and i'm pretty sure everybody else on the team feels the same way. we've just gotta believe and have faith. no fear, no doubt, trust the guy next to you

woodhouse -- he's all tied up somewhere, sca-- [ laughs ] -- scared and alone... [ laughs ] ...probably dehydrated! from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with trevor noah. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: welcome to the daily. i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley is here, people! (applause) yes, and we love saw gov fler o'malley at last week's debate and just today we got the results we had all been waiting for. >> for the first national poll since cnn's record-breaking democratic debate sowt and shows that hillary clinton was the clear winner. nearly two thirds of democrats polled say that clinton ruled the stage. (laughter). >> trevor: you gave chafee an a? cnn is heartless. you couldn't give the man a zero? at least a zero. a zero means you got nothing. it doesn't even look-- look at that. it looks like they censored a kus word or something, like he got 1% and chaify-- chafee got [bleep], that's what it looks like. anyway, so anyone watching cnn saw hill

this is based on the woodhouse family. they have edward and cecilia and on one stone is says e.w.and that stands for edward wood house and this is his home and he and his wife cecilia has six children. you can see it is timber framing and there was not as much wood in england at the time. things like ship building and tanning have deforested so you're going to need to be resourceful. but the fact that this person can afford wood and have wood and wooden furniture in his home shows he is doing well. and we have in the square panels we have quadle and daub. that is like a basket weave, and one plain, with one plain and you would have daub on one side and daub on the other. it consists of what you have on the farm, like straw, animal hair, lime, clay and manure. that is an important ingredient. we do know that lady of the house is cooking of course. she is going to be baking. she's going to be brewing. she's going to be the gardener and she has a 1-15 acre kitchen and she's the doctor for the family and making cheese and selling that. the yo man farmer has about 100 sheep to shear tw

. >> joining us now, ron brownstein, cnn political analyst as well as brad woodhouse, former communicationsctor for democrat. ron, you followed a lot of campaigns. can bush turn it around? >> i think he can but to me, the overriding factor, a guy who has not run for office since 2002. who has not had a hard election since 1998. since day one, he has shown that. he has been out of step with the party from the beginning. part of the challenge he's got, in his bracket of the center right establishment, there is a good choice emerging for a lot of republicans in marco rubio. you also have kasich. different from john mccain, one example they would point to, when rudy giuliani flamed out in 2007, there was nobody else for voters to go to in that lane. now there it-s. >> john mccain was running on something and jeb bush is trying to figure out -- >> he is running almost to be the nominee of a different party than exists today. he has struggled from day one to adapt who he is. jeb will fix it. a reformer with results, which was his brother's slogan in 2000. but he's always -- it's been difficult fo

to discuss all of this, mike shields, chief of start for republican national committee and, brad woodhousermer communications director for the democratic national committee. gentlemen, it's great to see you both. >> morning. >> brad, great to see you. brutal numbers for hillary clinton in both new hampshire and iowa. this is obviously when the campaign had been kind of restarting their restart to show a more, you know, more heart and more humor. what are they going to do when they keep seeing numbers like that? >> kate, i'm dumb-founded at that analysis. the polls show that, yes, she's behind senator sanders in new hampshire, where he's the senator from the neighboring state. it also shows she's ahead in iowa, ahead nationally, ahead in south carolina, ahead in nevada. >> so you don't believe head-to-heads. you don't think they're worth the copy they're written on? >> these head-to-heads against republicans general election match-ups against republicans in certain states are silly this far out. remember, in the democratic primary, kate, we haven't even had a debate yet. and we're looking a

brads wou brad woodhouse. yes, you should have worn your tarp today. welcome back. >> good morning. >> good morning. first off, what is joe biden doing here, brad? these are not so subtle jabs at hillary clinton. there's no way when you say republicans are not my chief enemy that you're not talking about hillary clinton. >> well, i guess he is talking about hillary clinton. i'm not sure -- i'm not sure what the point is. first of all, i thought her entire answer, she was smiling, laughing. a lot of it was tongue in cheek. hey, if you want to go into a democratic primary hugging the republican party, have right at it. i'm not sure how good it will do you. >> we don't know what joe biden is going to do. these comments make some sense if joe biden is going to get in the race. what i'm trying to figure out, what a lot of people are trying to figure out, is how they make sense if he's not going to get into the race. do you have any thoughts there? >> no, they don't make sense if he's not getting in. most people watch that debate. what necessity see is the i

let's talk about all of this and what voters will see tonight with brad woodhouse, former communications director, and patti was campaign manager for hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign. it is great to see both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> beautiful here in vegas. >> that's the energy. >> you brought it. all right. >> wow. >> you can be my wake-up call every day. >> having a debate in vegas was a varsity move. >> they were debating who was going to steal that. >> right out of the gate, he took it. >> let's talk about strategy, what we'll see on the stage. hillary clinton as we heard -- we've lost. this has already gone off the rails. hillary clinton said -- her campaign said she wants to cut through the politics. brad, what does that look like on the campaign -- on the debate stage? >> well, the first thing is to be substantive. i don't think there's a candidate running for office -- for president on either side of the aisle that's been as substantive as she has. she's come out with just recently a really substantive proposal to deal with gun violence. it goes fa

. >> joined by brad woodhouse, the president of correct the record, and matt lap is here who is a formerse political director under george w bush. brad, starting with you, how much of a problem is this for her? >> well, look, first of all, i would rather have a leader whose opinions and views evolve with the time rather than a party like the republicans and their candidates who are living in the 1950s. i don't think this is a problem. i think the problem for republicans is if they want to trot it out they have to realize she has moved closer to where the american people are on like issues like was the war in iraq the right thing to do, should gay and lesbian americans have the right to marry, and should we do something about immigration. >> i don't know if she is concerned about republicans as much as democrats because it is bernie sanders who pulled the campaign to the left. it will be interesting to see what she does when -- if she wins the vote and goes up against the republican. >> this isn't about hillary clinton getting closer to americans as it is hillary clinton cozying up to ber

brad woodhouse, from correct the record and former dnc communications director.ve you here. mike, start with that. we saw donald trump went after moderators. almost everybody did at some point. what did you think? >> yeah, i think the real loser was night was cnbc which is really unfortunate. the rnc, look, reince priebus and rnc did a great job putting debates on. they went out of the way that fixed mess in the debates in 2012. they said to nbc news. we'll not have liberal channel. we want rick santelli, godfather of tea party. they managed to play gotcha game that turned off audience. you could hear the audience in the auditorium. same across the country, if you look at twitter and reaction. people are really turned off by what the mainstream media does when they get into situations with gotcha game, a debate set up to be about the economy, really substantive debate. i think candidates rallied together. a lot of them still managed to get out their tax plans. they stuck to the debate what it was supposed to be. unfor the that cnbc went down this road. it is trou

here to debate is executive director of the north carolina party and brad woodhouse to play the roleord. let's start this. does this concern you, brad? >> well, i think it's interesting. i'm not sure what the point of that whole dialogue was there. the public record has been what it is for the last four years. >> which is? >> which is not what the vice president said yesterday. i don't know if he was trying to draw a contrast with hillary clinton. i don't know if he was just trying to repair what he thinks is not a good thing for him to get -- should he get in the race. but i think this is what you get with joe biden, you know, is you get this type of thing that may not suit him well in a campaign. >> may not. well how diplomatic of you to say that. dallas, it's trouble. if you're a biden supporter wondering if you should give your money to hillary, who is doing better now, or biden should he get in, what are you thinking? >> i don't think it is. i mean, look, the democrats, who knows whether they're actually for getting our enemies. because hillary clinton thinks we are the enemy, t

here to debate it are the woodhouse brothers.e north carolina republican party. brad is president of correct the record. so is jeb got it right? has he reached the breaking point, dallas? and is trump really being successful by being divisive? >> well, i think that what donald trump has done is he has helped express the anger people have in america over the weakness of the obama administration, the weakness to stand up to our enemies. he is expressing the anger that people feel in the country. now here's the challenge for mr. bush. presidential lections aelectiont the future. they're about the faj forward noshgts a look back. can he work hard in the early states where he has robust staff in nevada and iowa and new hampshire? he has some staff here in north carolina. can he carve a path forward about the future which eventually the electoral the start looking at. >> brad, the ads he ran is running right now talks about his days in the past as governor of florida. could that be a problem? >> i think it is. look, here's the thing. d