joseph does not buy it. abby: the united states dollar is the world's reserve currency, and will remain the world's reserve currency. but let's keep in mind that china has already stepped up to become an increasily important regional reserve currency in asia. a few years back, 40% of all trade in asia was in dollars, even though the united states was only 10% of that trade. china has moved in. let's keep in mind the following, over the last three years, the trade weighted dollar has risen about 25% or 30%.whils something about the u.s. being strong, it also is an impediment to economic growth. with our cost of 25% to 30%, that makes it much more difficult for exports to grow. tom: help me wh this concept of americaexceptionalism and what we have witnessed in the campaign, tpp down in flames, both candidates, and the idea of a new isolationist, zero sum, neo-mercantile america. is that a genuine fear for abby joseph cohen? abby: it is a concern for me. history would bear out that those models do not work. int

abby joseph cohen with us. coming up, we will look for it -- we will look forward to this next year and this next decade. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance," and our "bloomberg surveillance" year ahead special. abby joseph cohen, goldman sachs senior strategist. we are honored you are with us. we went under intense negotiation for me to do this one-hour special. i said we can do it, but for one section of this special, i have to go along with abby joseph cohen. so we will do that right now. graham dodd was basically an industrial book that you took the net income statement down to the bottom and you looked at gap earnings. where will we be one year from now or five years from now on how we do security analysis? abby: fabulous question, tom, but i want to broaden it out. tom: please. abby: number one, if we had this conversation a decade ago, we would have been talking about an accounting system in the united states that more closely paralleled the income statements. that is not h

the bible also reveals that joseph had help in burying jesus. another member of the jewish council, nicodemus. >> nicodemus, much like joseph of arimathea, was also a member of the sanhedrin, a prominent man in jewish society. >> it's clear that not all the jews in jerusalem were behind jesus' death. for the simple reason that jesus was jewish, his followers and disciples were jewish. not only that, not even all the jewish authorities were responsible for jesus' death because you have people like joseph of arimathea and nicodemus. >> the body is taken to joseph's tomb and prepared for burial. >> when nicodemus is willing to get involved is in the burial. he's supplying really very expensive products to be used in the process of embalming the body. >> first century jewish law said that to touch a dead body would make you unclean. and so for joseph and nicodemus to actually go through the process of preparing jesus for burial, there had to have been tremendous love and devotion just to care for him. >> a rock is rolled across the entrance to seal

joseph does not buy it. abby: the united states dollar is the world's reserve currency, and will remain the world's reserve currency. but let's keep in mind that china has already stepped up to reserven increasingly currency in asia. a few years back, 40% of all trade in asia was in dollars. china has moved in. let's keep in mind the following -- over the last three years, dollar haseighted risen about 25% or 30% while the feel-good that it says something about the u.s. being strong, it also is an impediment to economic growth. biggest sector has been growth -- it makes it -- biggest sector has been exports. tom: with this concept of american exceptionalism and what we have witnessed in the campaign, tpp down in flames, and the idea of a new isolationist, zero sum mercantile america. is that a genuine fear, abby joseph cohen? abby: it is a concern for me. history would bear out that those models do not work. intermediate to long-term, they harm not just the country imposing those policies, but it tends to hu

so we met joseph smith, became a mormon under joseph smith. when joseph when joseph smith was murdered, when you died, james strang said i am the successor to joseph smith. i will now lead the flock. he claims to have a letter, an appointment from joseph smith. it's a forgery. people knew it almost immediately forged a letter claiming it was time smith naming him his successor. but he wanted to succeed smith. his great rival was brigham young, and brigham young as we all know one out in this match and took the mormons to utah and the rest is history. these guys were locked in a power struggle. it quickly became apparent that reagan was the favorite of mormons. most mormons decided they would follow brigham young and he was the successor to joseph smith. but strang became a dissident mormon leader. he said i'm against polygamy, for one thing. he said i'm going to take my people and we will for our own norman colony. they eventually wound up on beaver island. >> host: was he a monogamous? >> guest: he was originally, and one of the reasons why a

joseph's? yeah. let me get this straight. you mean you started out from santa fe for nevada, with this kind of equipment, traveling alone? oh, no, mr. mccullough, we're not alone. god is with us. well, i'll be-- oh, i hope not, mr. mccullough. get hold of yourself, man. you won't do him any good going to pieces. help me get him into the ambulance. come on, now. i'll do that, sister. oh, this is mr. mccullough. this is our sister superior, sister monica. sister. when you get tomasa into the wagon, i'll take care of that arm, mr. mccullough. up. easy. we'll need boiled water, sister. keep him flat. there. mr. mccullough. i'll have a look at your arm now. you've got your hands full with the old man. this'll wait. i was a surgical nurse in a field hospital for two years during the war. i'm quite able to decide what's to be done first. the first thing to be done, sister, is post a guard. juan, you better stand watch outside. they will come back, senor? they'll come back. if they do, you won't find juan much help, i'm afraid. somet

so he met joseph smith, became a mormon under joseph smith. the joseph smith was murdered, when he died, strang said i am the successor to joseph smith. i will now lead the flock. he claimed to have a letter of appointment from joseph smith. it's a forgery. people at times it almost immediately, but he forged a letter naming him his successor. he wanted to succeed smith. his great rival with brigham young and brigham young as we all know i'm out in this match and to the mormons to utah and the rest is history. these guys are locked in a power struggle. it quickly became apparent that program was the favorite. he was a success through joseph smith. the strang became a dissident mormon leader. he said i'm against polygamy for one thing. i will take my people will form our mormon colony and eventually wound up on the island. >> host: with the monogamous? >> guest: he was originally. one of the reasons why a lot of mormons at the time were tracked to him was because he rejected polygamy. brigham young and joseph smith had practiced polygamy but in

dies. >> we really don't know when joseph died but somewhere around 27 a.d. joseph is nowhere on the scene. >> it's the central core of first century jewish society. they lost somebody that could be providing for this family. living at a subsistence level. the family would really have relied on jesus to pick up the slack to have provided for the family. they would have really needed his income. >> but around 30 jesus makes a life changing choice. >> jesus leaves the family and goes walk about in galilee and judea. >> according to the gospels jesus seeks out john the baptist on the banks of the river jordan. >> jesus's baptism by john the baptist galvanized him and got him thinking i must act now and convert people now. >> he begins performing miracles. casting out demons. >> according to the gospels there are large crowds drawn to jesus throughout his ministry. jesus's healing miracles would have drawn a lot of attention. >> but while jesus embarks on his mission, his family remain in nazareth. >> jesus leaves james and the other brothers and sisters in charg

so he met him, became a mormon under joseph's method when joseph smith was murdered, when he died, strang said died, strang said i am the successor to joseph smith. i will now lead the flock. he claimed to have a letter of appointment from joseph smith. it's a forgery. people knew it almost immediately, but he forged a left letter claiming it was from smith. his great rival was mr. young and we know he won out in this match and took the mormons to utah and the rest is history. these guys were locked in a power struggle. it quickly became up here and that mr. young was the favored. most decided they to follow him, but strang became a dissident mormon leader. he set i'm against polygamy. i went to take my people and were going form our own colony and they eventually will wound up on beaver island. >> was he monogamous? >> he was originally. one of the reasons why a lot of mormons were attracted to him at the time was because he rejected polygamy. they had practiced it but in secret. it became official later on. james strang rejected it. a lot of people liked that. they were drawn to him for

joseph: sure. i think there are a few reasons. one was i was helped, assisted american ngo and a nonprofit organization based in america. the person who came to ask me led me to a consulate in china and lived in america. so i thought going somewhere where a new no one versus going to america where a new one person. [laughter] joseph: so that is one reason. , at thewas waiting american consulate in china, i watch opportunity to dramas and i learned much about south korea through dramas and one thing i areized was south koreans highly valued english-speaking individuals for hiring for jobs. that end it was one part of it. which, later on i realized how complicated the issue of i guess wash korean government which did not really want some north korean going to america, choosing to go to america, because i guess the definition of "refugee" complicates the issues. sendingrrassment that , ith koreans to the u.s. think it is not something that should be embarrassed about. the south korean government has done a great job. you know, i thin

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for everything we need to know about the frigid conditions, we send things to meteorologist, adam joseph. everyone needs to be prepared for this? >> for sure, these are dangerous windchills and it's a prolonged period of strong winds and bitter air. right now not too bad. 41 in philadelphia. and 46 in washington, you see the 20s in pittsburgh and buffalo and binghamton, that is not the arctic air and that drops more behind the front slicing through the great lakes and 18 in detroit and green bay 11 and international falls, 4 below zero. the front will interact with what we call a jet streak in the upper atmosphere. it's a river of cold air, it's a burst of some snow around the midnight hour and thereafter. this is future tracker 6 at 2:00 a.m. especially to the south and east and as that pushes through and the temperatures drop this could lead to black ice by early tomorrow morning. so the timing for the front and that round of snow will be between midnight and 4:00 a.m. where mainly along i-95 cares south and east and not so much north and west of philadelphia. the potential of flash fr

still with us, joseph nye. how big of a deal do you think the fact that trump seems to be ripping up the script a bit with u.s. china relations is as a geopolitical risk going forward? it depends on how far trump goes. if he tries to use this tougher leverage on specific, smaller, achievable goals -- let's say getting some sort of restraint on dumping of steel or on better, more equal treatment of american companies, it may do some good. on the other hand, if we get into a trade war with china, tariffs and a tit-for-tat retaliation, we both lose. it depends on how far he goes. -- scarlet: is he targeting up china unfairly? joseph: i think that if you look back at china's participation in the wto, they have obeyed the cases that have been brought against them, but they are still not a full market economy. chinese state owned enterprises still are not exactly the same. they aren't treated the same as american corporations. pushing the chinese on that is valid. as for currency manipulation? that was true in the pa

. >> kirk: safety, that time, van smith, the linebacker, kendall joseph. trying to get their shoulders in front of him, because an arm tackle is not going to slow him down. they've got two downs here to pick up this first down. if it's a throw, it's probably a quick pass, quick slant. >> chris: instead, evans takes off, will be trapped for a loss. fourth down coming up. ferrell got him. and the tigers defense, which has made so many big stands in the last couple of years on the brink here. a time-out taken, as fuente will ponder this call. they need six. >> kirk: boy, ferrell early in this game was making some plays. comes up at a big time off the edge, right here, working his way to the inside. watch evans. he wants to go down field. almost like he's setting up that quarterback draw. but for rell taerrell takes it that outside penetration. comes up at a huge play there on third down. >> chris: swinney's reaction. always talks about the heart and the guts. and clemson is a terrific team in close games. i mean, as good as anybody in the country. 16-3 since

they are still testing out that technology. >> thank you officer joseph mensah has been with joseph pd since. last july he was comblerd in another deadly shooting. he was one of 2 officer who shot and killed a man with a sword. he returned to office arrest retained on duty. he hannon leave since then. >> jay anderson's family is in anguish over this decision. julia fellow is live from the courthouse. she has more on how the family julie. >> anderson's family say they now plan to call the fbi to look into this case. they are not stopping. >> let's stop playing games. let's stop playing games. my son was murdered by joseph mensah. he went there to murder my son. that's what he did. >> he should not be allowed to be back on the force. at all. >> a family in disbelief after the parents of jay anderson, mother of a young daughter, are just told before the holidays the officer who shot and him will not be charged. >> we want to see the attorney to take over, we want the fbi to take this over because we're not done with this. this can't go on. >> the family calls this dishonest for all the in

and joseph is. and he says arnold on a horse sizing up versus roads and things. so these kinds of sources were very important. yes. >> i'm curious about-- well, first thank you so much, i can't wait to read back the book, but as a sailor, i wonder if you can talk about the deficits that this person-- the lack of both so the resources and time's ability to build anything. i'm curious about that. >> you know, i sneak in maritime stuff into all of my books, even the last stand about the battle of little big ho horn. hoy, it begins on a river boat far west. and this, this book kick ll lly particularly for me, the had you had zoran river, here it is, arnold working up and down from the rir, when it comes to philadelphia, it's on the done wear river and water is absolutely important there joseph paul martin said that long suffering continent soldier. he-- they can't get their ships there. well, i can hard you by a number of of points, appropriately named mud island. it's just a pile of dup at the con few end of, yo--of-- they go the end, the schuylkill, thank you. and

what is great about joseph, he is a lot like for scott. when something was happening of historic importance, he was there. it's incredible. there he is, he he had known arnold before the revolution. back then there is a smaller population and he claimed he never liked him. but there he is, on the banks of the hudson and joseph is days before arnold's treason and he sees arnold on a horse sizing at various roads and things. so those sources were very important. >> i'm curious about what first, thank you so much i can't wait to read your book. as a sealer yourself can you talk about the deficit the u.s. really was this were as a result of the lack of boats or navy, the resources and time to build anything. i'm a little bit curious about that. >> i sneak in maritime stuff into all my books. even the last stand about the battle of little big horn. [laughter] it begins on a riverboat. this book, particularly for me it was so much fun. the battle of valcourt island was important. the hudson river, arnold is working his way up and down the river

ladies and gentlemen, joseph kim. [applause] >> hello, everyone. my name is joseph kim. today is my second time meeting president bush. what i was offered an opportunity to meet him three years ago, i thought about it and i decided to accept the invitation. i thought it would be a good thing to meet the president, because how many college students can say i actually met president bush? suggested that i should thank him because he signed the act which allowed the north korean refugees to have an opportunity to come to the u.s., including myself. that day when i met him, i brain, the with my best i could, but not with a heart. during the meeting, president bush asked me how i escaped from north korea, and what it was like living in china, and what my dream was. i struggled so much answering questions, partially because i was nervous, and mostly because i was not sure what my dream was. i talked on and on without really answering his questions. wasyone in the room probably wondering when this kid was going to stop talking. [laughter] joseph: except president bush. he listen

. >> one of them is the joseph house in camden. and that's where cydney long is tonight. >> reporter: it's difficult enough to be outside in conditions like this for a matter of minutes, but imagine if those moments turn into hours. so if the sun goes down tonight, this is where camden's homeless will be pouring into, joseph's house is quiet for now but not for long. as an escape from the biting cold, wind and major drop in temperature, the love and warmth could be felt at joseph's house in camden wednesday night, those les fortunate celebrating with a party. joseph's house hit capacity. >> unless you're ready when a cold blue night really hits, you're wondering, if i'm at capacity, what happens. but now that plan is in place. >> reporter: unlike the beginning of last winter, joseph's house has a partnership to keep the homeless safe and warm if they become overwhelmed. >> there are two different organizations we can call, to check do they have capacity and if the answer is yes, there's also a fellow that provides transportation. >

adam joseph is joining us now. not so bad out there now but getting much worse. >> as we go into thursday and especially friday. today seasonable. the normal is 45 degrees and we are at 44, we are tracking a weak front to the north and west. the temperature in pittsburgh 33 and binghamton 30 degrees and a little bit of moisture with it. this front to the north and west lifts to the north, low pressure to the carolinas heading out to sea, we are kind of in the rip off zone in between these two systems, a little may happen outside of a brief flurry or rain sprinkle into the overnight hours. there is a second front tracking early thursday morning passing through behind that you see how windchills drop to 16 below in international falls and 4 below in green bay season 1 in sault st. marie. and in fact, going into wednesday night through saturday morning we are looking at a period of 60 hours below freezing it won't get anywhere above that. you will want to think about dressing in layers and have the necessities like th

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ladies and gentlemen, joseph kim. [applause] joseph: hello, everyone. my name is joseph kim. today is my second time meeting president bush. when i was offered an opportunity to meet him three years ago, i thought about it and i decided to accept the invitation. as a student, i thought it would be a good thing to meet the president because how many college students can say i actually met president bush? someone suggested that i should thank him because he signed the north korean human rights act which allowed the north korean refugees to have an opportunity to come to the u.s., including myself. that day when i met him, i thanked him with my brain, the best i could, but not with a -- not with my heart. during the meeting, president bush asked me how i escaped from north korea, and what it was like living in china, and what my dream was. i struggled so much answering his questions, partially because i was nervous, and mostly because i was not sure what my dream was. i talked on and on without really answering his questions. everyone in the room was probably wondering when this

joseph kabila will remain in until someone joseph kabila will remain in until someone is elected. nothing will happen if they try to disturb the security in this town. there will be police forces everywhere. but if people want to go out on the streets... people want to go out on the streets. . . which people want to go out on the streets... which people? those are puppets of foreigners! it is now the catholic church who have to convince politicians to talk together, a colossal task in a country where tensions never stop simmering. they are talking about themselves and their parties and what they can do together, but they do not know what the real population is asking far from them, i think, for me. i think that all of them have some good faith. but not enough to have the interests of the population. at a sunday mass, there were prayers for a nation that has yet to see a peaceful tra nsfer of a nation that has yet to see a peaceful transfer of power. there was hope that talks could be held in good faith. bbc news, kinshasa. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, says his decision t

. >> kirk: safety, that time, van smith, the linebacker, kendall joseph. trying to get their shoulders in front of him, because an arm tackle is not going to slow him pick up this first down. if it's a throw, it's probably a quick pass, quick slant. >> chris: instead, evans takes off, will be trapped for a loss. fourth down coming up. ferrell got him. and the tigers defense, which has made so many big stands in the last couple of years on the brink here. a time-out taken, as fuente will >> kirk: boy, ferrell early in this game was making some plays. comes up at a big time off the edge, right here, working his way to the inside. watch evans. he wants to go down field. almost like he's setting up that quarterback draw. but for reerrell takes it away that outside penetration. comes up at a huge play there on third down. >> chris: swinney's reaction. always talks about the heart and and clemson is a terrific team in close games. i mean, as good as anybody in the country. 16-3 since 2011, games decided by a touchdown or less. they did lose the close one to pitt

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>> uh-huh. >> did joseph get mad? >> yeah. >> who was joseph? >> joseph is -- jesus' stepdad. >> hey, so the first christmas was obviously a long time ago. and -- >> there was these two people and they were in their bedrooms and this angel came to tell them that they're having a baby. >> and they didn't have a home so they had to ride a camel. >> and the three kings, the three wise kings, came to the stable. and mary and -- mary and joseph, they had a baby jesus. >> what did they do? >> they tied the baby jesus to a tree and then they started to -- they started to have like a little feast. >> what did the three wise men bring baby jesus? >> frankincense and myrrh and gold. >> what's frankincense? what's myrrh? >> i don't know. >> what's gold? >> gold is gold! >> what did the virgin mary do on the first christmas? >> she left out cookies for santa. >> did santa love mary's cookies? >> uh-huh. >> what kind of cookies were they? >> gingerbread. >> what did jesus do when he grew up? >> he -- went to heaven. >> what did he do before that? god bless y

. >> meteorologist, adam joseph is here. look at that picture. >> this is one place that loves it, snowboarders and skiers, they are cranking up the snow. trying to add man made snow to the slopes here cranking it out all day tonight and tomorrow. before we get a good amount of rain as we go into our upcoming weekend. as we look at wind gusts, 35 in philadelphia, clocking in 35 is reading and 36 in lancaster and the winds are starting to calm down just a tad. we had winds well foo the middle to upper 40s for much of the day. it's creating windchills that are biting on the bare skin, 1 in reading and 12 lancaster and 7 in millville and atlantic see airport 5 degrees above zero. we had clouds that welled up with the instability and you see the snow showers and squalls on going. one impressive band from lake heron and passes tostate with bt part of new york state. back at home it's bitterly cold and clear, temperatures dropping to 10 and philadelphia 15 and the same for millville. winds in dover 15 to 20 miles per hour. that th

. >> let's go to meteorologist adam joseph where it's been a windy cold day today so far. >> it will turn warmer we'll have less wind so really no complaints for your saturday and sunday but for today kind of winter-like with winds whipping in out of the northwest. we had some of those flurries and snow showers working off of the great lakes. most of the heavier bands of snow were well to our north and west but a few passed through our region kind of giving that feel that yes, it is winter and it is december. those wind gusts in philadelphialy 37 miles an hour, wilmington 35, 36 in al tune and clocking in at 40 miles an hour for atlantic city as well as mount pocono making it feel a lot cooler than it was today. in fact those wind chills stayed in the 20's most of the afternoon. as we get into new year's eve here, a lot of clouds but not too chilly. your temperature at 6 o'clock, 41 and at midnight another round of fireworks your temperature still right around that 40-degree mark. in fact, we're going to go to 45 for a high tomorrow, sun and just high clouds. still a bit breezy betwe

. >> let's head outside to meteorologist adam joseph. hey, adam. >> more sun or more rain. >> i'm thinking sun. >> yeah, of course. >> no, more rain. 50-50 shot you guys had. as we take a look right now yes we are breaking apart that cloud cover but we speed back time on satellite and radar 2:30 this morning when we saw wet snow in those northern and western suburbs suburbs with rain from most of the area then it quickly moved on early this morning and there you can see by 4 o'clock this afternoon a lot of breaks in the cloud cover with that sunshine returning right before the sun sets but some areas saw their first accumulation of snow early this morning up in the lehigh valley. allentown a trace. hough's church in berks county just over an inch palmer ton there blue mountain right around an inch bush kill township 1.5-inches and northampton county and mount pocono 2-inches of snow earlier today. temperatures are right around 50 degrees right now. we have a little breeze out of the northwest adding a bit of a chill to the air with high

joseph mccollum -- joseph mccarthy is the creation of harry truman. the result of the red scare created to get the american public to support the truman doctrine and in june 1947, the marshall plan. remember about this diseased tissue? -- we basically commit ourselves to a massive aid to france and italy to try to save their governments from collapse. i remember i gave a -- i was involved in -- in developing the army land to reconstruct iraq in 2002-2003, the one that was fully endorsed by secretary rumsfeld and other people. i gave a briefing on history of occupation to general garner and his staff who were going over to iraq. with the organization for reconstruction and humanitarian affairs interact. the first group to try to reconstruct it. i mentioned the fact that the marshall plan was 4% of our gnp for four years and i can see all of general garner's staff had to sit back with their eyes rolled back in their heads because they are basically getting nothing. the degree of commitment in 1947 was in europe. then i will kind of force out some things

. >> commissioner perez commissioner thomas commissioner caminong commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner frost president tan. >> everyone is here. >> would you a full house. >> i want to acknowledge that tonight is the loose formal commission meeting even if audrey joseph who has been here from the beginning of the entertainment commission so i'll spare parting words later but want to acknowledge that and thank her for her amazing decade plus of service on the entertainment commission so - >> yep. this is not the last time you'll side her but in this room in this way all right. we'll start off with general public comment any any public comment on items not on the agenda you want to make for the commission not seeing any, we'll move on and approve the minutes from october 18th commissioners i don't know if you have any things to change from that otherwise do a motion >> move to approve. >> there's is motion a second. >> i'll second. >> great any public comment on the minutes let's vote. >> start from this side commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner caminong commiss

sot - joseph muscat / primer ministro de malta hijackers were told that in order for any discussion to ben release all passengers first. this request was negotiated and eventually accepted. and all passengers were released in consecutive groups. se le aviso al los secuestradores que para realizar alguna discusion primero tenian que liberar a los pasajeros. esta peticion fue negociada y finalmente aceptada. los pasajeros fueron liberados en diferentes grupos. segun los oficiales, los secuestradores pidieron que dos negociadores malteses se acercaran al avion, lo que se les fue negado. sot - joseph muscat / primer ministro de malta after further negotiations the hijackers agreed to free thraining membersof the crew and to surre despues de varias discusiones, los secuestrades acoaron en liberar al resto deos miembros dla tripulcion y rindieron.todos l negociaciones con los secuestradores quienes amenazaron con hacer explotar el avion. sot - joseph muscat / primer ministro de malta they were asked to surrender any weapons in their possesion. they were found to be in possession of a hand gr

. >> joseph warren is more than just boston's most prominent physician. secretly he's also one of the highest ranking members of the sons of liberty. >> joseph warren is interesting because he's responsible for setting up the spy network that would alert as to what the british troops were up to. >> history will later ask if mrs. gage, an american herself, is a spy for the rebel cause, sharing information with dr. warren. >> boston has its attractions. >> i see that it does, doctor. >> please! >> captain? what is your business here? >> deserters, general. >> assembly your firing squad -- >> i'm sorry, sir. please, sir. spare us, sir, please. >> surely these soldiers's actions don't -- >> do not interfere. >> gage is a man who has no kbau qualms about executing people in public in front of onlookers. this is someone who believes in that hierarchy and is going to reinforce it through whatever means necessary. >> ready! present! fire! [ gunfire ] >> there are two things i cannot abide -- deserters and rebels. do tell your good friend mr. adams i send my regar

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adam joseph is in for cecily with the timing of accuweather. >> the timing is not good tomorrow morning during the rush hour but the majority of us will see rain and not the wet snow. temperatures are dropping back yesterday with 64 degrees today we dropped to 46 degrees which is just above the normal of 46 degrees. where they will get hit hard with the blizzard is northern new england, the low develops too late for us and becomes a powerhouse storm east of new england bringing 1 to 2 feet of snow in northern new england. just in winter weather advisories for the poconos. here is the precipitation with the front early tomorrow morning before it transfers it's energy to a new low developing off the east coast of boston. starting at 5:00 p.m. through 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. they see 1 to 3 inches into your thursday, and all of this arrives for the rush tomorrow. 7:30 a.m. and the majority in the green. the northern berks county and northern bucks could briefly begin at wet snow before this flips over to rain even that far north. what to expect it begins around down a .25 to .50 inch of rain b

as for wauwatosa officer joseph mensah - he will return to work. wauwatoa their own internal investigation to see if he followed procedure. we have posted the complete dash camera video released by wauwatosa police in this case on our website -- fox six now dot com, and your fox six news mobile app -- along with today's news conferences. you'll find that video right on the home page. a gun shot and a missing truck-- that's what law enforcement has to go on in the dodge county city the only thing that police in fox lake and the dodge county sheriff's office are saying right now is that it's a death investigation. though officials aren't saying much-- neighbors believe a man shot and killed his girlfriend before taking off-- just a couple months after moving into the area. one neighbor says he heard something last night but gave it little thought at first. i heard a pop and that was about five minutes, ten minutes before i left but i didn't think anything of it because of the hunting season around here. officials say they're now looking for a dark bl

joseph mccollum -- joseph mccarthy is the creation of harry truman. the result of the red scare created to get the american public to support the truman doctrine and in june 1947, the marshall plan. remember about this diseased tissue? with do save europe, one of the greatest actions. not completely ultra stick, we have our reasons as well but in 1947 we submit the marshall plan. for fourrican gnp years to europe. think of the immense investment. our total foreign aid right now is less than 1% of gnp. towe give 4% of our gnp europe for reconstruction. it fears about france and italy also. in november 47, the first aid is sent to france and italy because we are afraid their governments will fall prey to come in is massive strikes. coming as parties have great strength. we basically commit ourselves to a massive aid to france and italy to try to save their governments from collapse. i remember i gave a -- i was involved in -- in developing the army land to reconstruct iraq in 2002-2003, the one that was fully endorsed by secretary rumsfeld and other peo