barry goldwater was really a person who is an icon for the western united states. clearly individual that is remembered for his presidential campaign. in which he presented a new vision for conservative republican politics. the showr a much horse. he was a person that represented the freedom of the west, the rugged individualism of the west. he had a strong job and -- strong jaw and bright eyes and reminded people what it was like to live in the western united states. through his presidential theaign, and his work in united states senate, he was a person who represented the interests of the west to the general population and presented a new idea of what the west could be. the first material we will look at today is this lovely handwritten ledger which presents the first minutes of the arizona territorial normal school. father was thes first president of the territorial school. you can see his signature at the bottom of the first minutes of the normal school on july of 1885. so being a leading citizen he saw the great opportunity to bring a great educational institu

the accident is near the commodor barry bridge. you're jammed from the blue route to the commodor barry bridge, southbound a 32 minute ride, just had a live update from the blue route to delaware, normally that's an easy five minutes. i-95 southbound at times we're seeing a complete standstill. they are letting -- the right lane is blocked, they are letting the left lane get by. chopper 6 hd is heading to the scene. you see speeds at 2 miles per hour. it was the blue route, now it's approaching the blue route down to the commodor barry bridge where you're traveling so slowlily because of the big accident involving an overturned vehicle in chester county. on the big picture, the blue route is moving okay. i have not seen the back up spill into the blue route, but it will because i-95 is jammed. schuylkill expressway moving in the ho os -- 40s and 50s. fire on millic street. other areas near cottman and girard moving okay. >> let's talk about the fire, we're following that breaking news. fire crews got the call to race out on on a ic

barry: the outcome of the u.s. election is a reminder that even we so-called experts ought to because it's about offering probabilities. -- even we so-called experts ought to be costs us -- ought to be cautious about offering probabilities. a front-ledof government in france is the higher of the two. once you actually have power in your hands, you realize that there are downsides to using it. government-star led could think twice. tom: i know at gunpoint in berkeley you forced the graduates to read jacob feiner, "the power and the plenty." is that really what is going on here? are we going back after the atlantic chartered and after 40 years of negotiations, are we wondering back to a zero-sum society? barry: in a geopolitical sense, there is that danger on the economic side. surrounding himself by businessmen, business people, who i think understand the advantages of economic openness and the extent of interdependence. so all those possibilities are on the table. like it or not, we are in an age of high uncertaint

>> no, actually, barry didn't allow it at all. we were both trying to find some sem ambulance of something from-- something, but barry fore bode it. he was really adamant about it as well. but i guess that was to kind of depict how we changed so drastically how we changed through our lives so it was an ingenuous thing to do, mr. barry. >> i just feel like the world is shaping the characters so much that when you meet them in each chapter, he has become a different person. i wanted to keep the soul of the character, so you look in his eyes will you still see the little boy but he is a different person. and it's great because he and andre worked to this point where that old person slowly comes back to the surface. >> rose: there is-- you come to the realization that shyrone is gay. >> uh-huh. >> rose: how does that affect the relationship that paula has with him? >> i think she really can't accept it at all. she finds it disgusting, unpalatable. and it is part of her further rejection of her son as well am and also i think she genui

i95 at the commodore barry bridge. seventy-six at montgomery, left lane blocked. it is testy out there. >> next on cbs this morning new technology meant to stop drones from flying into dangerous airs like airports, and wild fires. that's a good thing. >> yes, we will keep an eye on that. have a great day and a wonderful weekend. stay warm. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, december 16th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." president obama promises to retaliate against russia for the hacking of the presidential lex. new details about his face-to-face confrontation with vladimir putin. >> millions wake up to dangerous subzero temperatures and bitter snow and cold stretches from the rockies to the northeast. >> a first look at michelle obama's farewell white house interview. the first lady talks to oprah winfrey about his husband's legacy and why she is hopeful about the future. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> we should look at

barry goldwater was an icon for the western united states. he was an individual remembered for his presidential campaign conservativeented republican politics. he was very much a show horse that represented the freedom of the west, they rugged individualism of the west. he had a strong jaw and bright eyes that reminded people of what it was like or what people believed it was like to live in the western united states. through his presidential campaign and his work in the united states senate, he was a person who represented the interests of the west to the general population and presented a new idea what the west could be. the first material we will look at today is this lovely handwritten ledger which presents the first minutes of the arizona territorial normal school. -- senatorden foss hayden's father was the first president of the territorial normal school and you can see firstgnature here at the normal school in 1885. being the leading citizen in the town, he saw a great opportunity to bring the institution to tempe. school,ended the nor

barry, james, couple names throw them out there before we let you guys go. barry? >> i'm sorry. yes, i would like a couple small stocks in bargain areas, telecoms and discretionaries. vonage, big lots, aaron's. all small. we think small is way to be next three years. be overweighted in small cap stocks and bargain securities. they have been lagging most of 2016. they're the place to go. >> there you go. barry james, mark lehman. keeping it positive. guys, thank you very much for being here with me. didn't happen today. -- fox business, all three indices ending the day in the red. [closing bell ring] what will tomorrow bring? it will bring back liz claman from israel. maybe she brings us with 20-k. melissa francis and david asman for the "after the bell." >> market seeing the biggest drop since federal reserve pulled trigger on interest rates. i'm melissa francis. rough day in the market. david: seemed to go down when kerry was talking about israel. this is "after the bell." thank you for joining us. i'm david asman. we have you covered on big market movers. here is else we have

dave barry. amy chan. my contemporaries. >> you can do contemporary or people who are long dead. >> too many people that i like. >> who do you love? you know you will run out and get their book. the people you love, every time they write a book you will run out and get that book. >> morrison. so many new writers that i like. >> you talk about other people. >> you want me to say who i don't like? >> to the dead people. >> i will get in trouble. >> who do you love? >> contemporary people, they had a book coming out, i would get very excited, i love jennifer egan, one of my favorite books, that is my favorite book of hers and goon squad is fabulous and what is jennifer egan doing? looking at a book right now, don't know what is going to be, jumps around or something, that excites me. if i heard ben lerner had a new book coming out i would be excited. i love edward saint alban, somebody i recommend a lot. i like zinc, but haven't read the last two books, didn't she have two books come out on one day, that is c

nobody is moving at this point near the commodor barry bridge. chopper 6 hd is heading to the scene. i'll have the latest on the accident and other issues around the area when we come right back. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! everything for the holidays. that's my giant. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. mstanding rib roast!ds to be wowed this year. wow. everything for the holidays. that's my giant. beautiful holiday scene here, that's the rothman ice rink at dilworth park. it opens at noon, you think anyone is going to skate there today? i'm not trying to tell people not, it is cold. it is the kind of weather made for ice skating with lots of layers. that's a beautiful scene, karen rogers unfortunately on i-95 has not such a pretty picture. >> reporter: there's a rothman cabin where they serve hot chocolate. that's the place to be in the cabin. this is i-95 southbound near the commodor b

coming up in our next hour, barry eichengreen, one of their great international economists. from our berlin studios on europe. ♪

dave barry. amy chan. my contemporaries. >> you can do contemporary or people who are long dead. >> too many people that i like. >> who do you love? you know you will run out and get their book. the people you love, every time they write a book you will run out and get that book. >> morrison. so many new writers that i like. >> you talk about other people. >> you want me to say who i don't like? >> to the dead people. >> i will get in trouble. >> who do you love? >> contemporary people, they had a book coming out, i would get very excited, i love jennifer egan, one of my favorite books, that is my favorite book of hers and goon squad is fabulous and what is jennifer egan doing? looking at a book right now, don't know what is going to be, jumps around or something, that excites me. if i heard ben lerner had a new book coming out i would be excited. i love edward saint alban, somebody i recommend a lot. i like zinc, but haven't read the last two books, didn't she have two books come out on one day, that is c

barry bennett and trump biography michael dantonio. welcome to all of you. susan page, you were there in cambridge through that. can you set the scene for me and tell me when it took a turn? >> just note that very last quote that was attributed to jennifer palmieri was said by karen finney. at that point -- very hard to figure out who's talking in those conversations but that was a quote by karen finney, not jennifer palmieri talking about hashtag i don't want a president who doesn't reach out to different groups. i've gone to this forum before and it's not that it's so friendly usually because these are partisans but it's pretty civil and respectful and this was fierce. this was much like the campaign that we've just seen, it was bitter and divided and you get the feeling that it's not over yet. >> what to you -- and then i want to move on to folks who see things differently, though -- what to you was the most, i don't know if it's inflammatory, rude or just but if you hadding thing you heard in all of that. >> well, they have totally different perspectives

barry and richard are back with us once again. hello again. >> hello. >> all right. barry, let's start with you. >> sure, well, my top tip really is about communication. we all know you got to be a good communicator in order to be successful as a small business owner. the key these days is being able to filter that communication. and you have to filter two different kinds of communication. first off the electronic communication, you got to put your phone on do not disturb, got to turn off all the notifications, buzzes and dings from social media. you check the tools when you're ready. the second thing is, you have to filter personal communication as far as in person, especially if you work inside an office. put aside some time, you can focus with no interruptions, it is showing that 80% of interruptions don't need to happen right now. and that will ensure that you can be productive and not just busy. >> exactly. all right. your turn. >> for me, it is target your investors. too many entrepreneurs try and boil the ocean and basically seek out every investor there is in

charlie: "moonlight" is the new film from writer and director barry jenkins. it is an adaptation of tarell mccraney's play, "in moonlight black boys look blue." the film focuses on three pivotal time periods in the life of a young man as he comes to terms with his sexuality and struggles to find his identity. coach writes that the film has the best take on black masculinity, ever. here is a look. ♪ >> what you looking at me like that for? >> what, man? like you just drove down here? >> yeah. ♪ >> who is you?

from bb king and chuck barry to bob marley. >> what makes it less fall or gibson great is the second you play it, you're a musician, you know the difference. it's just -- it has a sound

reporter kevin barry is at the african american museum of iowa where they are gathering for a benefit tonight. kevin.>> reporter: karen, tonight family and friends are hoping to raise money to cover

[laughter] >> barry did not allow it at all. we were trying to find some semblance of something, something, but he did not allow it and he was adamant about it. i guess those to depict how we change through our lives at certain points. it was a genius thing to do. [laughter] >> i feel like the world is shaping the characters so much, that when you meet them in each chapter and they become a different person, i wanted to keep the soul of the character, so when you look at his eyes you will see the little boy, but he is a different person. it is great because he and andre were at this point where the old person slowly comes back to the surface. charlie: there is -- you come to the realization that chiron is gay. how does that affect the relationship that paula has with him? >> i think she can't really accept it at all. she finds it disgusting, unpalatable, and it is part of her for the rejection of her son. and i think she genuinely fears for his safety and what it means growing up in this kind of community they are growing up in.

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priebus told trump if he didn't, he will go down with a worse election loss than barry goldwaters. tonight politico reporting on another concern. a handful of trump originals, none of whom agreed to use their names said they were deeply frustrated about the lack of clarity around their futures. some say they feel alien stated from the transition effort, especially from priebus. joining us now, alex isenstadt, also jonathan alter for the daily beast. the trump originals, that sounds like oh, maybe corey lewandowski and others who do not have job titled identified for them yet in the coming administration. >> that's right. none of the people who were with trump at the beginning of this campaign, who were working with him early on in the primary when none of the rest of the republican party wanted anything to do with donald trump, none of these people have jobs, none of them have been given any promise of future employment. that's creating a lot of confusion, consternation and frustration among this group of people who were with trump when no really wanted anything to do with him. >>

kevin barry, cbs 2 news the official opening of the late january or early february. announced within the next few weeks. right now -- a proposed change to iowa law could protect more kids.the drug-endangered children work group is hoping to better protect families from substance abuse at home. they want to change state law to add allegations of cocaine, heroin and opiod use as additional drugs that could lead to a child abuse investigation at home.right now, meth is the only drug on the list. "when those drugs are us the presence where a child could see the drug use, smell the drug use, hear the drug use, that's when the safety of those children are erroded."the workgroup is the child could see the drug use and smell the drug use and hear the drug use, that is when the safety of those children has eroded.>> reporter: the group is voting on recommendations and they are hopeful that legislators will take up the issue next session. >> now that it is getting colder , the issue of homelessness is corridor or stay warm this the shelter house in iowa city provides emergency

barry, thank you. we. trump also tweeted about the berlin truck attack that left 12 people dead. in the tweet, he asked, "when will the u.s. and all countries fight back?" today, the attacker was found and killed in italy. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: one of europe's most-wanted men died in a shootout, caught by pure chance. italian police approached a man standing alone near a deserted train station around 3:00 a.m. and asked for i.d. manead, police say, the man edlled out a .22-caliber pistol and opened fire. it was anis amri. italian interior minister marco minniti said the gunman was germany's terror suspect, without a shadow of a doubt. he had good reason to be confident. amri's fingerprints were on file after he spent four years in an italian prison for setting fire to a refugee center. just hours after the news of amri's death, isis released a video showing him pledging his gilegiance to the militant group and encouraging muslims to attack crusaders. german chancellor angela merkel has ordered an urgent security review after what critics have called catastrophic mi

a accident just south of the the blue route between 476, and the commodore barry bridge we're looking here at the brake lights on that southbound side, here's he the scene of the crash between the blue route and commodore barry bridge, anyone heading south into delco this morning, an accident, taking out two of the three lanes, and it is also going to start to cause delays, south on 476, as well, so keep that in mind if you are heading through tell co. fire location at 61st and baltimore at septa's route 34 bus using shuttle buses, two alarmer in southampton burlington county at ridge road at pemberton road and a water main break in cherry hill on route 70. break happened on the eastbound side, but there is icy conditions on the westbound side and make sure you are bundled upstanding outside on the corner, waiting for bus or mass transit, in delays currently on the buses, trains, trolleys, alex and thomas, back to you. >>> a frantic fire fight when a row home goes up in flames this west philadelphia. jenny's we're learning one person has tied in that fire. >> reporter: yeah alex, a sh

[applause] >> well, barry, you've done it again. and he will be coming back again and again and again. we have great programs, as i've mentioned. everyone, have a very happy thanksgiving! have a wonderful thanksgiving. we'll see you all again. thank you very much. [applause] >> you're watching american history t.v. weekend, on every c-span 3. to join the conversation, "like" us on facebook, at c-span history. >> author robert girardi talks about the role and reputation of union general gouverneur k. warren during the civil war. he examined some of the criticisms against warren and compares rumor to evidence in primary sources. talk was hosted by pamplin historical park and is about 40 minutes. of technical issues, we join the program just after it got under way. >> he recented the youngster's to corps command. warren was the youngest corps commander in the army. warren has so puffed up in his

the police officer had wauwatosa police chief barry weber says officer mensah underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. as for anderson-- an autopsy shows he was intoxicated and also revealed marijuana in his system. live in tosa dc fox6 news the family of jay anderson junior extremely disappointed in the district attorneys decision not to charge officer joseph mensah. they say they'll continue to fight... "i feel sick to my stomach knowing he will be back on the force but my daughter will never get to see her attorney jon safran says he is pushing for federal criminal civil charges against officer mensah. he has already contacted the us attorney's office to investigate. milwaukee firefighters busy battling at least two fires overnight. this one reported near 11th and wright. you can see flames coming from the home. there were no reports of any injuries. we're expecting to get morning. and a few hours later.... another fire reported on the northwest side... you can see smoke pouring from the home near 83rd and acacia. the red cross was at the scene offering any assis

barry goldwater was the republican standardbearer in the year that was passed. barry goldwater and many of his colleagues on the republican side believed the civil rights act was an unwarranted intrusion on personal liberties that you , were entitled to pick your own associations. and the democrats, some of them, believed that the civil rights bill had to be passed to keep faith with the 14th amendment, and government's role in securing liberty. everett dirksen stood in the middle of that fight. the civil rights bill was written in dirksen's office. lyndon johnson gets historic credit for it, as he deserves, but within this body, where the cloture vote determined whether it would pass, the key figure was everett dirksen. and my father, with me as his chief of staff, was caught in that pressure, with the conservatives saying one thing, the liberals saying another, and dad trying to decide which way he would go. i remember a comment that he made as he made his decision. and he made his decision to go with dirksen. vote for the bill. vote for cloture. being a busin

bailey: i -- barry: i was positively sloped. but now i am worried about too much kerosene on the already good fire. erik: you are cautious, almost as much as any point in your career. why? i am not uber bearish and not predicting -- barry: i'm not uber bearish and not predicting calamity, but my portfolio, but i am sitting on a lot of cash. almost 60% of cash. there are reasons for it. number one, going about my business of finding good stocks to buy it a handful are short. i am finding it a lot of longs. that bottoms up tells me something i think about the market. from the top down i see all the major industries at or near all-time highs, complacency at low levels, yet an uncertain world with a wide range of outcomes. i predict not calamity, but i am certain there will be more volatility in the world. as a stock picker, i welcome that. that is how i make money. erik: what are some of the factors in your mind that lend to this feeling or forecast of uncertainty? barry: i think there are a number of things, interest rates, we hav

what we see on this short video were freezing the video right before shots are fired, but police chief barry weber says mensahs use of force is justified. investigators say officer mensah was patrolling madison park after it had closed officer mensah approached jay the officer noticed a semi-automatic firearm on the passenger seat. after viewing the gun, the officer took out his firearm and ordered anderson to put his hands in the air. anderson, meanwhile, allegedly lowered his arm toward the gun at least three times. officer mensah then fired his gun, shooting anderson. " i have watched that video at least 20 times and i was able to watch it in slow in motion forwards backwards frame by frame, i could take as much time as i needed. the police officer had less than one second wauwatosa police chief barry weber says officer mensah underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. as for anderson-- an autopsy shows he was intoxicated and also revealed marijuana in his system. live in tosa dc fox6 news the family of jay anderson junior is extremely district attorneys decision not to

doctor barry o'driscoll. now, double wimbledon champion patrick kvitova will be unable to even practice again for at least six months. kvitova needed a four—hour operation on her hand after a knife attack in the czech republic. a statement from her management team said the surgery went well, and outlined a potential timeline for her recovery, but said it is too soon her recovery, but said it is too soon to see when she could actually return to competition. it is thought the intruder was a burglar, and kvitova was not specifically targeted. league two leaders plymouth argyle have set up a third round tie against liverpool in the fa cup. delete‘s at club, newport county, almost pushed night‘s replay to penalties, but the match was decided bya penalties, but the match was decided by a penalty in extra time. leicester title enjoy an occasion like this, at the prospect of a trip to liverpool and a half million pound payday will always be a bit of a distraction. plymouth argyle‘s leading goalscorer, green c

coming up, who has left the team. [ zaps ] barry. future barry? do not go to the big-box store this weekend. wha--? just get a free tv from u.s. cellular. free tv? a free 58-inch samsung tv when we buy two samsung smartphones. got it. u.s. cellular, then the big-box. no, no big-box! we get trampled, you doof! ouch! ouch! get a free 58-inch samsung smart hdtv when you buy two samsung smartphones. ion the penny tablet? you are watching fox 6 news at will he or won't he, that is the question. will aaron rodgers be able to play through his calf injury on sunday against the bears or will he need to rest it? tim van vooren has the latest from lambeau field. "aaron rodgers is not on the practice field, not even in the hutson center while the media is in there on wednesday. he has a calf injury. he's rehabbing. he's recovering and he's talking about his status." "appreciate the time to rehab. with an injury like this it's really about maximizing the rehab at today, the packers signed linebacker jordan tripp after he reached an injury settlement with his f

waterloo department of transportation highway supervisor -- barry thede -- says not only are drivers ready to hit the roads -- but recent warmer weather has given workers a chance to finish those able to go out and get those drainage issues taken care of. where, in the past years, we haven't been able to do that this late in the year." barry tells me -- all their trucks are equipped with g-p-s -- to track drivers' locations -- where they plowed -- how fast they're driving -- and how much salt they've put on roads. in the end -- making it more efficient for taxpayers -- and safer for drivers. macleod hageman -- news seven -- kwwl. and for all the latest weather alerts and closings in the area -- you can visit our website -- kwwl dot com for more information. new details tonight -- two pipeline protesters, who chained themselves to equipment in iowa, are now behind bars. they ran past security to the construction site in pilot mound. that's in boone county -- in central iowa. firefighters cut the pipe. a state patrol plane was called in to search for others in the group... "we fully un

energy association, barry worthington. barry, you've got everyone all up in arms right now about your friend, rex tillerson. they say he's too friendly with russia and has no government experience. why do you think your friend, rex tillerson, is a good choice for secretary of state? >> well, good afternoon. i understand happy birthday's in order today. trish: aw, thank you. [laughter] >> you're very welcome. trish: cat's out of the bag. >> you know, the secretary of state has to be able to do three very important things. first, he's got to manage a bureaucracy. rex has managed exxonmobil, so that gets clicked off. he's got to be diplomat inform inform -- diplomat-in-chief, and he has to implement the president's foreign strategy. and be rex has been implementing strategy for 40 years at exxonmobil. you know, relative to russia and president putin, i think the notioning that you have a secretary of state that the president of the russian federation knows and respects and trusts is very valuable. i don't see where the downsi

the police officer had wauwatosa police chief barry weber says officer mensah underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. as for anderson-- an autopsy shows he was intoxicated and also revealed marijuana in his system. live in tosa dc fox6 news the family of jay anderson junior extremely disappointed in the district attorneys decision not to charge officer they say they'll continue to fight... "i feel sick to my stomach knowing he will be back on the force but my daughter will never get to see her dad again. it's not right." attorney jon safran says he is pushing for federal criminal civil charges against officer mensah. he has already contacted the us attorney's office to investigate. you can watch the entire dash camera video of the anderson com and the fox6 news mobile app. we've also posted the news conferences. just find this story on our home page. marquette police investigating an armed robbery near campus last night. we're told a suspect entered a business on wells and implied he had a weapon and demanded money from the register. the suspect then took off. the

family and friends of 17-year-old ta here barry came together in west philadelphia to pay tribute to the young man gunned down just past midnight monday morning. police are searching for the killer. it's tuesday night and the big story is an emotional vigil for a mured teen. dan has the story. >> jim, with the homicide investigation ongoing, family and friends were remembering the victim in west philadelphia. they say he just turned 17 less than a month ago. >> he was funny. he made everybody laugh. >> about a hundred people came and posted pictures and brought balloons. >> nobody thought he would be on a board with candles and balloons and all these people out here. >> it was just after monday when he was gunned down on his way to visit his sister. police believe he was targeted for some reason. they fled in a white suv. his mother implored those responsible to turn themselves in. >> my son was a good boy. >> she and others say they have no idea who would have want today shoot him. >> his brother-in-law condemned the violence on the streets that never seems to end. >> we kill each o

barry 15. >> as a teenager and growing un, i think she knew that i had a crush on her. and i think that was kind of music and that side of show business. so i used that as an exc tuseo pick her up in the car and take her out and try to steal a kiss. which i did. >> she was just a wonderful kind of warm and stern mothering fire. it just -- she to me was somebody i just never wanted to disappoint. she didn't have a mom like that, she represented that mom you didn't have. and you know, tra tragedy that we've all lost her. but we all own her. i know i will live being who i am with her because you know, she had a ver iymportant role in my life and i'm a good deal who i am because of her. >> it will be quite a while before it processes. >> they loved her so. >> they do. absolutely. >> and we are so fortunate that florence spent decades of her life with "entertainment tonight." you know, we'd only been on the air 11 days when she made this precious moments with the tv icon known as everybody's mom. ? here's the story of a lovely lady ? >> i rarely watch anything i've done. i b

demarco. >> barry petersen, thank you. president-elect donald trump is spending the holiday at his mar-a-lago club in palm beach florida. julianna goldman has all the weekend developments and the trump transition covered. >> president-elect donald trump and his wife melania began their christmas at church and were welcomed to midnight mass for a standing ovation. meanwhile, 26 days before he's sworn in, mr. trump's team is rushing to clean up controversies and potential conflicts of interest. yesterday the president-elect announced he would shutter his non-profit the dodd foundation writing to avoid any appearance of a conflict of interest as my role of president i decided to pursue my strong interest in philanthropy in other ways. he didn't provide a time line. the foundation is under investigation by the new york attorney general amid questions about its spending. and a spokes woman tweeted it cannot legally dissolve until the investigation is complete. there's al soak some staffing drama. demarco two days after announci

man low >> barry >> who is that >> one of the bgs. >> i know them. >>> we have a lot to talk about with the weather forecast. i'm glad they got the jingle ball concert in on with your out of milder nights because we are going to be talking about quite dramatic drop in the temperature, i'm showing you this scene on purpose because we may see scenes like this saturday morning, late friday night. there's a possibility of some accumulating snow. december 21st is the time of the winter sole is it as at 5:44 in the morning i want. piece of polar vortex is going to break off and come along with this frontal boundary that will cross us wednesday night and really drop our temperatures so it feels much more like on thursday and friday. and that's at the air temperature, windchillings windchills will be comfortable. sunday could also be get into the mid 50's or warmer, our cold shot that's coming to is going to be significant but brief. 45 on tuesday, notice i'm painting a little bit of mix of rain or snow. i think that's possible later in the day tomorrow. you're better chance of seeing snow flur

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our friend, comedian, barry mitchell, talked to the author. >> you are getting a workout. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: introduce us to the mark brothers. >> fast talking. de facto leader of the group. never said a word on stage, dazzling people with piano playing, fake italian accent. just a straight man, moved on in 1934. >> reporter: robert, a marx brother fan and scholar. >> let me congratulate you. proud to be your son. >> my boy, i'm ashamed to be >> reporter: robert spent a decade retracing the brothers' stage career before they were movie stars. >> one classic form was an eight act variety show, and in every city across america, there was a vaudeville theater, and they traveled, appeared on the bills. travel was brutal and hotel accommodations terrible. they lived like that for years. >> we have all the marx brother fills. do we have any record what the act was like? >> they had a sketch, on stage 2,000 times, and they just, the cameras in 1931, and it's a great look at what it was like on stage. >> what do you think you are? >> hey, wait a minute, you know who this is? >> no. >>

barry goldwater was really a person who is an icon for the western united states. he was a person who represented the interests of the west. >> and jared smith, curator of history at the tempe history museum, shows us the contributions to the early history by charles haden. >> charles haden is -- he's originally born in connecticut. he comes out west during the course of his life, travels over the santa fay trail. he runs and makes it to arizona in the 1850's. >> the c-span cities tour saturday at noon eastern on c-span2 it's book tv and on american history t vice president on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities cross the country. >> now president-elect drum, he started his thank you america tour yesterday. up next we'll show you his remarks from cincinnati where he announced his choice for defense secretary. this is just over an hour. cheers and applause] > hello, ohio. i'm mike pence. because of your hard work, your pport, and your prayers i am deeply humbled to say that 50 days from today with my family at my side will i take the oath

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