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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

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

it was joseph pulitzer of pulitzer prize fame. he came up with the idea. he was the owner of the new york world here in new york city. he said, donate any amount of money and i will print your name in the front page of the newspaper. money poured in from all over the united states. elementary school children. they raised money through their classes. and we raised up enough money and we completed the pedestal in 1886. for auguste bartholdi, his job was to construct the statue, but he was also very involved in the construction of the pedestal. richard morris hunt designed the modern-day pedestal that we see today. there were several different designs. he chose richard morris hunt. all of the granite came from connecticut. here is a great depiction of how they put the statue together like a puzzle. this is exactly how they did it. immigrants were swinging around on rope swings, putting the pieces together. they were carefully labeled. they are riveted together. there are 310 sections that make up the statue of liberty. they vary in sizes. 21 years from idea t

really with the perspective of decades that abby joseph cohen has brought to all of

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 have to save europe, one of the greatest actions. not completely altruistic, we have our reasons as well but in 1947 we submit the marshall plan. 4% of american gnp for four years to europe. think of the immense investment. our total foreign aid right now is less than 1% of gnp. so we give 4% of our gnp to europe for reconstruction. it fears about france and italy also. in november 1947, 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's plan to reconstruct iraq in 2002-2003, the one that was fully endorsed by secretary ru

joseph's wins 68-63. penn also won but lasalle took it on the chin tonight. 66-65. had to come back from double digit deficit. second half, comes underneath. stays with it. 27 points for him. season high 45 boards, the quakers overall win their third straight 74-68. that is sports. i'm danny pommells. >>> nbc10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters and find homes foray doptable pets this time every saturday morning. we are joined by ame and we have paddington. >> thank you for having us this morning. this is paddington. he is about seven-year-old pit bull mix. he is an interesting story. he was found at 30th street station, patiently waiting, a good samaritan saw him, walked over to make sure he was okay, he had a sign that said please take care of this dog. so the founder brought him home, did everything he could to try to find paddington a home but was unsuccessful. eventually he had to bring them to us to find him a home. >> how long has he been with you? >> since december 2nd, almost a month. >> seems like a calm dog, easy pet to have. >> very, yes. he

joseph's wins 68-63. it on the chin tonight. 66-55. penn comes back from double digit deficit. he comes up empty underneath, stays with it. 27 points for him. season high 45 boards. quakers overall win the third straight 74-68. that's your look at sports. i am danny pommells. csn. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well that's nice! and checking your score won't hurt your credit. oh! i'm so proud of you. well thank you. free at at discover.com/creditscorecard, even if you're not a customer. cough doesn't sound so good. take muci

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meteorologist adam joseph in for cecily tynan. watching storm tracker 6 live double scan for us. >> i think you're going to like what you see for both saturday and sunday, better than those winter whipping winds we had today and the cloud cover that developed this and if with those lake effects snow showers that pushed in as you can see since the sun set. the clouds have fallen apart. the precipitation is gone and we're going to remain precipitation free through the upcoming weekend. for your new years eve tomorrow, sunshine and high clouds around back above normal. dover 42 and reading for that southwesterly wind still about ten to 20 miles an hour, knock a few degrees off of these temperatures to what it's going to feel like out there. still a day you're going to need winter gear, as you get into the evening, two rounds of fireworks at penns landing at 6:00. 41 degrees there. right along the river, the water with a big wide open you can get get a breeze, still wants to bundle up despite the temperatures, running blockage by midn

. >> more than anyone else, joseph monigan formed a special bond with maxi. like maxi he's also serving 60 years for murder and when the prison hired him as his caregiver he discovered it was much more than just a job. >> when i care about somebody i care about them hard. i really care about him. god answered my prayer and gave me the ability to clean him up from his head to his feet. >> by the time we met him, maxi had had a few recent brushes with death. the last time he fell into a coma and was rushed to an outside hospital. >> we was in church and one of the officers came in and was like, pizzaman died. so, you know, we all mourned and, you know we -- it was crazy. we like, man, well, comes to find out that there was a guy in the hospital with his name that died, not him. so when he came back, he come back strutting and we like, oh, man. you know. >> i was in better shape. >> we hugging and everything. >> i know that he's not the only person in here that needs to be treated medically but i live with him. this is the guy that i got to take in the shower an

joseph's wins 68-63. >>> penn also won but lasalle took it on the chin tonight. that is sports. i'm danny pommells. we're be right back. >>> all right. nice weekend. wet monday and tuesday. and then by friday and saturday, cold enough for snow. stay tuned. >> all right, glenn. i'm keith jones. thank you for watching. "the tonight show" is next. be safe this weekend. make it a great night too. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dwayne johnson. kevin nealon. si

joseph kabila has remained in power despite his mandate expiring. he is understood to have agreed not to change the constitution to allow him to run for change the constitution to allow him to runfora change the constitution to allow him to run for a third time in office. german chancellor angela merkel is using her new message to warn that the biggest test facing her country is terrorism. the annual address follows a n is terrorism. the annual address follows an attack earlier this month ona follows an attack earlier this month on a christmas market in berlin were 12 people were killed after a truck was driven into shoppers. china has announced that it will ban its entire ivory trade in the coming year. china has the biggest ivory market in the world with an estimated 70% of the world's supply being traded there. beijing says the commercial processing and the sale of ivory will stop within three months. registered traders will then be phased out by the end of next year. speaking to me from massachusetts, the asia regional director for the internati

under the planned deal, president joseph kabila, whose mandate ended in december 2016, will step down after elections to be held by the end of 2017. the deal would ensure that mr. kabila wouldn't be able to change the constitution to extend his mandate and run for a third term. do stay with us on "bbc world news." we have lots more to come. if everyone has their price, what should we make of cristiano ronaldo turning down $100 million a year to play football in china? >> the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has gotten underway with the introduction of the euro. >> tomorrow in holland we will use money we picked up in belgium today. then we will be in france and again it will be the same money. >> george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his home. a 33-year-old man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. >> i think it was good. >> just good? >> no, fantastic. >> that's better. kasia: you are watching "bbc world news." i am kasia madera. the latest headlines for you -- preside

meteorologist adam joseph in for cecily tonight. adam a bit chillier today. what shall we expect for the new year's celebrations. >> it's going to be warmer as we head into the weekend as we say goodbye to 2016 and hello to 2017. the winds that's what drove the chill through your body. philadelphia wind gusts 37 miles an hour, 34 wilmington, close to that in allentown and clocking in at 40 miles an hour for both atlantic city as well as mount pocono keeping those wind chills today in the teens and 20's. in fact right now the wind chill in philadelphia just 29 degrees is how it feels, 28 new york city. they got fresh snow in northern. quebec feels like six above. as we head towards new year's eve there will be more clouds coming in very late in the day tomorrow and tomorrow night and that will hold temperatures from dropping once this sun sets so not too chilly. at 6 o'clock 41 degrees and by midnight, our temperature still sitting right around 40. in fact as we look at the upcoming holiday weekend, 45 degrees for yh tomorrow, sunshine and some high clouds but

it will be ae tend ut 2017 will sta off with p some milder tem meteorologist adam joseph in for cecily tynan tonight live at the big board with the forest. hey, adam. >> quite a turn around in temperatures as we go through the upcoming weekend. those flurries and snow showers due to the strong winds coming in of the great lakes picking up some of that moisture so lake effect snow showers at times and snow flurries and most of them at this point falling apart and that will be the trend overnight tonight. but it was pretty windy. 37 miles an hour in philadelphia, highest wind gusts in allentown 35 and as high as 40 miles an hour for atlantic city as well as the poconos where wind chills were pretty brutal through much of the day. as we head into tomorrow, which is new year's eve day when we hit the evening hours when many festivities will be going on outdoors, indoors, not too chilly. 41 deg evening and only a 1 degree drop in temperature in that six-hour period to midnight so very mild so to speak relatively speaking for the as we look r holidayember. weekend saturday's official high wi

joseph's hospital in phoenix and in march 2015 he found out he was getting a new set of lungs. but this was no ordinary transplant. jason was to be part clinical trial using a device call the organ care system. also known as lung in a box. >> boy, i'll tell uh-uh take the lungs in the box element out of my equation and i could well be dead. >> reporter: dr. michael smith the long transplant surgical director at st. joseph's one of only eight hospitals across the country chosen to take part in the lung in box trial. >> we really had no problem getting our patients to consent to this technology because to them it just made sense. >> reporter: devices made by trance medics and it works by keeping the lung essentially alive while tear transported from the donor to the recipient. with oxygen and blood throwing through them so they can breathe outside the body. >> it's am like the lungs are still in the donor or the recipient. >> up until now donor organs have been packed on ice during the transplant process. giving doctors only about five to 10 hours max to get the organ to the reci

. >> 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

. >> 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

morning, greta and joseph. i have a friend who is on and medicaid and her -- she's a very intelligent, woman, her deep concern able to not going to be receive medical services because stipend is -- i don't, have to be a big stipend to cover the cost of her medications alone, then you have your office visits. away the medicaid for people in northern michigan, is rural, what you do, you burden the hospital with a debt that they have to treat peep when he will they come to the emergency room, it doesn't matter what they are reating for, they have to absorb the cost of that and it is called charity. has helped in keeping y hospitals viable in this part of the state. the government needs to watch its moneys better. i don't want to be charged for that i didn't receive. i don't want to be overcharged. the overnment should adopt same attitude. his ripping off of gouging of medication prices reimbursements for whatever services that monitored, should be standard pricess. those comments. guest: this is about a million qu

back in august of 2015, joseph schwab was driving home from work when he was pulled over. the officers say he was darting in and out of traffic and they believed he was under the influence. but after running several tests, the only thing that showed up was caffeine. authorities initially believed he might have been under the influence of a drug that didn't show up in the system. prosecutors have dropped that one charge but have not dropped the second charge against him for reckless driving. >>> it is not illegal to have caffeine in your system while you're driving. it is illegal to drive while high on marijuana. now a new bill wants to make sure that one more thing is illegal. according to the san jose mercury news, right now nothing technically forbids smoking while driving. senator jerry hill says the new bill introduced yesterday would make laws for smoking while driving consistent with laws for drinking while driving. >>> once again, people in palo alto their tap water may taste a little bit funky. it happened earlier this month from a blending of water supplies. resid

joining me is former nypd sergeant joseph jacaloni. some say the nice and berlin style terror attacks are almost impossible to thwart. so how are cities planning to prevent them from happening? >> well, they are going to be using the cement trucks, sand trucks, as they said before. they will probably put out spike strips. they will lock down the streets and create choke points so that the trucks can't get through. one thing we do have to mention is the truck drivers themselves out there, remember, these guys were carjacked so lock their doors and those kind of things. we have to get that message out, too. they want to make sure that doesn't happen. it's very low tech and has a high impact on the civilian population as we saw. >> what about this issue i raised with brynn, the lone wolf attack? this is somebody not in a truck but a lone person in a crowd that could do something, say with an explosive? >> well, certainly. but when you go into these pens, they have metal detectors, the police officers are searching people, they have canine

joseph smoot who was also in my office only for short time and also in supervisor campos's office was so well-rounded. as he is in our district in the housing rights committee i am so happy to work with him as a neighbor and a close friend. [inaudible] has really been a leader in prozac and commissioner melgar, i've learned so much from them. i think peter lauder born has done so much for the richmond district and taught me so much about myself from what i want to be to just his friendship but his transportation, his knowledge, his youth empowerment, there are so many levels that peter has given to the city. i know he continues to do that in many ways. victor lem has taught me so much about not only the chinese communities but also about being strong with your heritage and that it is not just within our national boundaries but it is a global thing and his hard work with challenging chinese community issues i want to thank him as well. i work closely with scott blood he's a new dad and i'm so happy for him and also racquel redone the who was in my office as well and now works closely w

joseph schwab was driving home from work when he was pulled over. officers say he was darting in and out of sk tra and they believed he was under the influence. after running self tests, the only thing that showed up in his system was caffeine. authorities initially believed he might have been under the influence of a drug that didn't show up in their system. prosecutors have not dropped his second charge of reckless driving. >>> it is illegal to drive while high on marijuana, with thc in your system. a new proposed bill wants to make sure one more thing is illegal. according to the "san jose mercury" news right now nothing technically forbids smoking while driving. state senator jerry hill says a new bill he introduced yesterday would make laws consistent with drinking while driving. >>> a quick thinking uber driver helped to save a teenage girl from a suspected sex trafficking ring. keith avila on monday picked up a 16-year-old girl and two women near sacramento. avila noticed the young girl was wearing skimpy clothes. as the drive continued, it s

of planned invasion and defer it by about a year, which raised all kinds of strategic questions with joseph stalin among others. the second decision that was made at that meeting in nelson's nau office was to scale back the target of 215 divisions which had original been intended to be drafted and equipped and trained and deployed and sent into combat. 215 divisions was reduced to 90 divisions. now, within the military this was a pretty hard decision to swallow. and it became common at the time to call this part of that decision the 90 division gamble. why was it a gamble? well, this takes us to chapter three of our story, stalingrad in february of 1943. in my view, as much as any single battle can be said to be the turning point of world war ii, if we want to argue that way, where was the point of inflection or the turning point or the single engagement that determined the outcome of the war more than any other -- that's not the best way to think about all this, but if you want to, i would say that stalingrad is the turning point of the war, because it's the point at which the germans suff

back in august of 2015 joseph shh want was driving home from work. officers believed he was under influence. after running self tests, the only thing that showed up was caffeine. authorities thought he might have been under the influence of a drug that didn't show up in his system. prosecutors have not dropped his second charge of reckless driving. >>> not illegal to drive with caffeine in your system. it is illegal to drive while high on marijuana. now a new bill wants to make sure one more thing is illegal. according to the "san jose mercury" news, right now nothing technically forbids smoking while driving. state senator jerry hill prop e proposed a bill yesterday that would make it considered the same as drinking while driving. >>> keith avila has been an uber driver for a month. on monday he picked up a 16-year-old girl and two women near sacramento. avila noticed the teen girl was wearing skimpy clothes. as he drove along, he said it sounded like the women were coaching the girl on how to ask for money from the man she was about to meet. as soo

morning, greta and joseph. i have a friend who is on and medicaid and her -- she's a very intelligent, woman, her deep concern able to not going to be receive medical services because stipend is -- i don't, have to be a big stipend to cover the cost of her medications alone, then you have your office visits. away the medicaid for people in northern michigan, is rural, what you do, you burden the hospital with a debt that they have to treat peep when he will they come to the emergency room, it doesn't matter what they are reating for, they have to absorb the cost of that and it is called charity. has helped in keeping y hospitals viable in this part of the state. the government needs to watch its moneys better. i don't want to be charged for that i didn't receive. i don't want to be overcharged. the overnment should adopt same attitude. his ripping off of gouging of medication prices reimbursements for whatever services that monitored, should be standard pricess. those comments. guest: this is about a million qu

joining us for the hour, joseph is here. anybody ever call you joseph? >> my mom. >> i don't want to compete with this joe. >> i don't mind it. i'm good. if you want to call me joseph, it's fine. no joey. >> kibosh on joey. >> he's a liquidator, also. >> can we call you the liquidator? >> let's tell you what's going on. the setup as we begin the last trading day of the year. the dow is up 13% year over year. the s&p 500 is higher by 10%. the nasdaq is about 8%. 8.5%. quarter to date. the dow is the biggest winner up more than 8% thus far. we'll see if one more day gets you further. >> let's check on where the futures are pointing in terms of our march to 20,000 on the dow jones industrial average. we are higher here. the dow could add about 36 points at the hope. nasdaq could add 11. s&p could add 5. since the election, s&p up 5%. in asia, hang seng up by 1%. this is turning this index positive for 2016. shanghai posting some gains. over in europe, taking a look at the equity picture over there. red arrows across the board. the most interesting trade ove

joining us for the hour, joseph is here. anybody ever call you joseph? >> my mom. >> i don't want to compete with this joe. >> i don't mind it. i'm good. if you want to call me joseph, it's fine. no joey. >> kibosh on joey. >> he's a liquidator, also. >> can we call you the liquidator? >> let's tell you what's going on. the setup as we begin the last trading day of the year. the dow is up 13% year over year. the s&p 500 is higher by 10

please welcome vice president joseph biden. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ joe biden joe biden ♪ joe biden joe biden ♪ joe biden joe biden ♪ joe biden ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back. >> it's great to be back. >> stephen: so nice to see you again. >> good to see you, pal. >> stephen: well, this is the first time we've spoken on air in over a year, and it is the first television interview you've done since the election. some people were shocked that night. some people were quite surprised. what was that night like for you? >> well, i've been in a closet since then. ( laughter ) i haven't come out-- no. look, it was a-- it was a-- it was disappointing, to state the obvious. and-- but there were signs toward the end that this was going to be a lot closer than we thought. hillary did get 2.5 million more votes, but the truth of the matter is-- ( cheers and applause ) but, by the way, this is fair and square won. we have an electoral system, we're a republic, and that's the way it works. and, but i did a total of 84 campaign events for her, and toward the end, you could

joseph maroon as they lead our discussion. it's all right here on "medical discoveries." >> welcome to "medical discoveries." i'm thrilled to be here today with dr. joseph maroon. dr. maroon, welcome. >> thank you very much, dr. jampolis. i'm excited to be here. >> now, as a practicing neurosurgeon, why do you believe so strongly in omax3 that

joseph maroon as they lead our discussion. it's all right here on "medical discoveries." >> welcome to "medical discoveries." i'm thrilled to be here today with dr. joseph maroon. dr. maroon, welcome. >> thank you very much, dr. jampolis. i'm excited to be here. >> now, as a practicing neurosurgeon, why do you believe so strongly in omax3 that you're willing to put your reputation behind it? >> several years ago, i had a major midlife crisis. my father, a relatively young man, died suddenly of a heart attack. a marriage came apart, and i ended up, because of the stress, leaving neurosurgery, quitting my job. >> wow. that's big. >> it was big, and it really caused me to go into a pretty steep and deep depression that lasted for quite a few months. i strongly believe that physical activity is the best antidepressant. but what happened is i continued to run, run, run, and i was like forrest gump running through wheeling, west virginia, until my knees and my ankles and my joints really started to hurt. i started taking nonsteroida

jacob joseph son makes it two in the row. they win, the caps lose. the 2016 has athletes one more game, but some are already looking toward the off season and the pendency of desean jackson. this week an owing's player said that he is returning to philly. jackson said he's in tread by free agency but his focused on making the playoffs. sac jackson will be a who the item in free agency because even at 30 he still has elite speed. >> i don't think he can. i don't think he will. he's not slowed down at all. sometimes when he's jogging it looks like he's running 100 miles an hour. he's got great quickness and unbelievable hands. you think he's just a speed guy, but some of the catches he made against carolina you see the great body exceptional player. virginia tech trailed arkansas 4-0 at half. the second half, though, that's why you play two halfs, arkansas, intercepted by germane edmond cut the deficit to just three. can't believe the come back. early fourth quarter, hand off, he will score, the hokeys out score arkansas 35-0 in the second win 35-25 an

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

then joseph, american enterprise institution talks about the expected repeal and replace efforts by republicans when the new congress begins in with repeals could look like. what it means for healthcare in the united states. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on five friday morning. join the discussion. >> this holiday we cannot see spend two's book to become saturday night at ten eastern on afterwards, afterwards, wall street journal editor joann work looks at top leaders in corporate america. at 11, cnn contributors talk about thomas lake's book, unprecedented. the election that changed everything and a look back at the 2016 presidential campaign. campaign. >> sunday afternoon after five, professor blanche cook talks about the final volume to her eleanor roosevelt series. at 10:00 p.m. eastern, the author on the death of the steel industry and its effect on a working-class town seen through the ends of high school football, in his book playing through the whistle. for the complete complete schedule go to

and joseph antos, american institute, healthcare, and retirement policy scholar talks about the replace repeal and efforts by republicans when the what ngress begins, and he repeal could look like, and what it means for healthcare in the united states. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. the discussion. what it means for healthcare in the united states. be supreme court justice samuel served as chief judge in the wrongful death trial of "romeo and juliet." they host the mock trial twice a year that ties together daysical theater and modern law. welcomes and gentlemen, to the shakespeare theater company bar association's winter mock trial. begin the trial, please take this time to silence all electronic devices that may this evening's proceedings. photography and video recording tonight's trial is strictly prohibited. now, please join me in welcoming and chair of the bar association, abbey david lowell. [applause] >> thank you very much for joining us at the harmon center of the performing arts, one the homes for the shakespeare winte

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joseph's literally saved his life. >> i was down for the count. my brothers actually showed up to say goodbye to me in phoenix and while they were there, i got the call the lungs in box were on their way. >> reporter: he was one of 228 patients at st. joe's to get their new lungs with the device during the clinical trial. even though it was success it is still waiting to be approved by the fda. >> i can't imagine why they wouldn't do it. it's proven in europe. it's certainly proven every time they use it in the united stat states. it does -- it does nothing except improve.process. >> so for now in the device gets fda clearance it's back to the old methods of packing organs on ice. >> we're all keeping our fingers crossed that they see the value in this technology that we do. so i'm hoping it's soon. >> jason says he is too. >> oh, yeah it saved my life. they're no question about it. >> mark martinez fox news. >>> on your radar now, things finally starting to dry out but it is also getting colder. meteorologist scott williams has your forecast in 1