well, it was woodrow wilson. in that time, he responded to that crisis by sending food aid to armenia. it's one of the first examples of humanitarian relief. the armenian peel are grateful. and there's a group of armenian people raising money for armenian charities were here in 1917 just after we declared war and presented this painting to president wilson. the artist's wife who is among the women, it depicts their niece who is wearing traditional armenian costume and holding the armenian national flower which symbolizes hope and thus the title of the work "in hope" in french. it shows the role of america in bringing human tear yab relief and being a player, if you will, on the humanitarian stage. these, i'll point out these gold, hand painted plates are three of 15 plates that were a gift to president wilson from the kick and queen of belgium who wilson visited when he was in europe and they reciprocated by coming to the united states in the fall of 1919. this was the first trip to america by reigning monarchs t

we visited woodrow's wilsons house. leading the nation through world war i and diplomatic aftermath. he died here three years later. executive director robert leads us through the house and highlights objects that provide a window in world war i as wilson experienced them. the united states sbld the war on april sixth, 1917 as an ally, britain, france and russia. 2 million american soldiers saw combat in france. >> executive director of president woodrow wilson. >> this allows us to see the way the world was then. this is illusion -- we're very much like, you know, but actually the wilsons lived in the narrow and america fought differently about themselves and america's role in the world when society was very different and the artifacts in this house, i think, opened a door into that world and they'd like to help us do that today by looking at a couple of artifacts. they tell the stories of the american involvement with world war ii. i'm observed all that history is ethics, but -- and this is very -- the wilsons and we

wilson. mr. wilson. what? wouldn't it be swell if somebody moved in that had kids for me and you to play with? [music] boy, that window sure breaks easy, doesn't it, mr. wilson? remember when my baseball went through it? now, see, what you've done? scotts are looking for a new apartment, huh? that's right. he's quite well off, isn't he? yes, but why do you ask? do they have any little children? no, they're our age. any grandchildren? no, they-- they're childless. they sound wonderful. wait till i change my clothes. well, what's this all about, where are you going? with you. i'm going to talk the scotts into buying a house. [music] hi, honey. oh, hello, dear. hi, dad. hi, son. what have you been up to today? well, i was drumming up customers for mr. burnley's house till' mr. wilson had to take his nap. and i do mean with a drum. well, i think in the interest of the good neighbor policy, we'd better put a stop to that. you're no gene krupper, you know. well, you'll just have to learn to have more faith in me. ju

wilson. my special jungle taxi. ? mrs. wilson. yes, kanzuma. -it has been many-- -i want to see my son! certainly, mrs. wilson, he's at the clinic. shall i take you to him? no, i know the way. s mother is hehe. the doctor is very busy. the doctor here is always busus -i beg your pardon? -nothing. may i get something for you while you're waiting? -anything you-- -no, thank you. that'll be all. your husband wasas very great man, mrs. wilson. was he? why do you say that, jai? tarzan says he was a great man. because he had love for everybody. the umbgambi people come here everyday, to show their respect. they had no right to him. ? mother! richard! why didn't you let me know you were coming? so you've decided to become a jungle doctor? well, yes. as i wrote you, i-- richard, don't be a fool. mother, you don't understand. i don't understand? oh, richard, that's, that's almost funny. we'll talk about it later. of the government. i have been authorized to carry the official deportation order. here's a legal document to prove my authority. tarzan said

wilson was much, much younger than her late husband, president wilson. she comes into the white house for a social occasion. she sees the president. and she thoughtlessly repeats to many other people in and around the white house that the president looks awful. he looks like he's dying. and at that point fdr, secretary of labor francis perkins takes her aside and said the president has a great and terrible job to do and he's got to do it even if it kills him. don't ever say that again. interestingly, when we look at the health history of fdr, aside from the polio you're familiar with, when he enters the white house in 1933, the most serious medical complaint that he has is a chronic sinus condition. so the navy assigns him a doctor, ross mcentire, who is an ear, nose, and throat man. for a while, things are fine. but over the years the unrelenting pressure of dealing first with depression and then clearly with a world war that is can coming, whether americans wanted it to or not, coupled with the crazy hours he was keeping and the unhealthy diet that he

wilson wouldn't see him. walter hines page went down to shadow lawn wilson's house just down the shore on the jersey coach and sat on the front porch until woodrow wilson showed up. now, page was a little ahead of where most americans were. although he was not ahead of his fellow ambassadors in europe including james girard, the american ambassador to germany. so in a sense what i want to do is take you through this journey. from 1914 where americans could say, thank god it's somebody else's problem, to october, 1915 where i would argue a few months after that, a few months later than that when americans were talking about the war in europe as life and death for them, here in the united states. that's the journey i want to take you on. i'm going to start by introducing you to someone you may not have heard of. i hadn't heard of her. in 1914 she was one of the most famous people in the united states. this is mary roberts reinhart later to be called the american ag that christie a best selling writer, one of th

but wilson treads lightly. once the war starts, then you have got to think about things in a different way. it's a complicated question. >> yeah, it sounds like [indiscernible] michael neiberg: well they are, , but they are assuming the private sector will do it. >> same thing at the beginning. michael neiberg: correct. correct. allow jpmorgan to make his loans. it may not be the best thing in the world. it may tie american policy to british foreign policy, but it is better than the government printing money and doing it that way. that kind of attitude. yes, sir. >> can you explain how the mechanics of declaring the war, you know, how the actions came about? i imagine they ask the congress to declare war? how long the debate, what was the result? michael neiberg: there was so much pressure on wilson, so much of his cabinet members right in -- write in their private letters, if wilson does not take this country to war, i have to resign. that included his son-in-law, the secretary of the treasury. there was treme

wilson. how come you're sneaking around in the bushes, mr. wilson? i was not sneaking around in the bushes. hey, we got some kind of a secret going on around our house. do you know what it is? no, i don't. i'll probably find out by tomorrow, and then i'll tell you. i won't be here. mrs. wilson and i are going on a week's vacation first thing in the morning. boy, i'll miss you. [door slams] boy, he sure slammed the door. yeah. it's lucky he didn't do it at my house, or mom would have made him go out and come in again. don't worry, henry. you'll make a fine presentation speech. well, i'm not much of a speaker. i can only promise it'll be loud. i don't want anyone going to sleep. well, i'll see you at the luncheon. okay, doc. hi, dr. sinclair. i guess you could probably tell me what the secret is now, huh? i'm afraid not, dennis. hi, tommy. how's the earache? which one was it in? the right one. i guess it's a little better 'cause i can't feel anything. well, what have you two been up to? we've been over talking to mr. wilson. he's going on a vacation in

wilson. >> don't worry. maybe the government camera films will show it. >> i'm glad you made it back all >> did you fly with gallagher today? i saw that i hit. did you see me get you. we did see me get that didn't you? >> you can confirm a hit? >> yes, on aircraft. i was who belongs to this. this 50 caliber. here. and sure you want to keep as a souvenir. see your round. >> i will handle this. he asked me to confirm a kill. >> probably save your life. >> the relationship between the bombers and fighters are excellent. i don't want anything to change it. you are dismissed. >> has anyone seen that? >> every intelligence report, what i did we fight here? the very target we hit today? >> wilson, is that you? >> yes. >> i just got back. i took a little walk. it will much in la to get ready. >> about that planned for tonight? >> it is ok, if you want to bring along, the more the merrier. you know how it is. what about tomorrow? one of these nights, we will get together and we will drink. >> sure. >>

that was not woodrow wilson's way. they didld crisis, something no american government ever thought about doing. but wilson treads lightly. when the war starts, he thinks about things in a different way. it's a complicated question. --it sounds like michael: they are, but they are assuming the private sector will do it. >> [inaudible] michael: correct. allow jpmorgan to make his loans. it may not be the best thing in the world. it is better than the government printing money and doing it that way. that kind of attitude. yeah. you explain how the mechanics of declaring the war, how the actions came about? did he ask congress to declare war? michael: he did. actuallyi think happens, there is so much pressure on wilson. several of his cabinet members right in their private letters, if wilson does not take this country to war, i have to resign. that included his son-in-law, the secretary of the treasury. tremendous pressure. new york state mobilizes. new york city mobilizes. places are telling wilson, congress passed a law

the man woodrow wilson. how the federal government played an important role in people's lives as he experienced as a child. his easy, his religion all started here in august. his leadership. his leadership abilities started here in augusta with the lightfoot baseball club and eventually led to more and more organizations with more approximate more responsibility and grander and grander ideas until he was organizing the entire world. we think that started here in this house. >> 100 years ago this past august, president wilson signed legislation creating the national park service. this is american history tv only on c-span3. ♪ >> the little white house got its name partly through accident, partly through just the fact that franklin roosevelt had had a little white house. in our particular case, president truman was at everglades city dedicating the everglades national park in december 1947. and the press corps.started yelling, are you going to return to florida, mr. president? and he said, of course. i have

oh, thank you, yes, my name's wilson, dr. wilson. any relation to dr. wilson of the umbgambi village? yes, my father. well, how do you do, my name's tarzan, i was a good friend of your father's. very nice to meet you. i've come to pick up his research notes on various jungle diseases he was working on, and i was trying to find out how to hire a car. i'm afraid you're a little out of luck there. just a minute, i'm taking some animals up there. you along if you want. fine, how soon can we start? how 'bout now? who's your friend? i have taken the evil spirits from your body. now, go. what payment have e u brought? i am poor, i have nothing to give. the gods can not be appeased by beggars. no, no, you must help me, you must! er. tarzan is in our village with another man. what man? i have never seen him before. go find out what brings him here. i was chief of the umbgambi people when you were born here. this way, please. then your mother took you away. does she still live? yes, in new york. when you return, tell her that kanzuma thinks of her. i'm sure she w

wilson want a drink of water? mrs. wilson? no, i--dennis, i was referring to the animals and the birds. one night, i heard an owl hooting. [hooting] boy, you sure sound like one. do it again. all righty. [hooting] and at that moment, all the primitive instincts of my ancestors came back to me. oh, what did you do? well, i slipped quietly out of my sleeping bag, picked up my flashlight and went looking for him. boy, you're just like daniel boone, mr. wilson. did you find him? well, no. now martha, oh yes, it was. fine. he was walking along, shining his light up into the trees, and he walked right into the brook. that's 'cause you didn't wanna leave a trail, huh, mr. wilson? dennis, you're a good friend. you know, you ought to go camping sometime. boy, that would be swell. can i help you bring in the rest of your gear? well, sure. come on. dad, can i sleep out in the backyard tonight? dennis, i don't have a tent. oh, don't be a killjoy, mitchell. he could borrow our camping equipment. swell. oh, that's very generous of you. say,

now where can i find this sam wilson? we've got rooms at the hotel. young fella, you can't miss him, he's got the only honest face in town. you sit titit, joe. i'll send somebody out from town to look after you. so long. so long, cheyenne. ? you by any chance be sam wilson? yeah, that's s ght. cheyenne bodie. well, we'd about given you up. had a little brush with some comanches. had to hole up for a few days. well, i'm sure glad you got here. i was afraid we'd have to leave without you. head out anytime all i gotta do is get on my horse. you don't have to move that fast. we don't intend to move out until daybreak. at least 100. how many mustangs you figurin' on? a hundred for you, a hundred for us. you figure we could sell that many? i wanna breed horses. i wanna produce a special horse for this special country, a real cow pony. well, you do that and the cattlemen will raise a statue to you. you see, i brought soso thoroughbreds with me from kentucky. i'm on a ranch up in the panhandle. now, i figure if i can crossbreed my stock with the right kind of

wilson? yeah? if you ever buy a pair of shoes and they give you a balloon and you don't want it, can i have it? [applause] [music] and jane wyatt (giggling) with elinor donahue, billie gray and lauren chapin in father knows best. telling who is the woman of the house around here. how do you like this for a chair? -well, it's a... it is very nice. they're sturdy make 'em myself. cut my own wood for 'em. -yes um... well, i don't think we need any. -no, probably not. -but i have got one item you'd like. a woman like you in a fancy house like this outta have one. that's the chaise. -the what? -well, what they call 'em is chaise lounge. that's french. (laughter) it's sort of couch bent up at one end. women folks like to lull around on 'em. and they do give a bedroom a high class touch. but... i'm afraid i couldn't afford one. -well, they are expensive, hard to make. made one up for mrs. kermit, that's my wife. worked her name into the bent up part. pearl, that's her name. (laughs) she loved it something

y daughter shaken loose from frank wilson. if those rangers ever get in here, you're problem's solved. force won't do it. reason. that's what i want. her head talking to her heart. well where do i come in? you tell her about frank wilson. tell her his record. the killings. the hold ups. the kind of a skunk he is. why should she listen to me any more than you? in the old days a father meant something. these times, it's the fashio for children to go against their folks. that the only reason? no. she figures i'm the same breed of cat as frank. well she's right, isn't she? you know what happens to sheriffs when they outlive their usefulness? nobody forced you to take the job. when i took it i didn't have a family. she died. it was 5 years ago. i made up my mind then that my daughter would never want anything for lack of money. another year i'd have had enough. now what did you get a split off of every job these boys pull? no. i get a $10 a month head tax from every one that holes up here. same thing. that's my job. it worked good

russell wilson today. pete carroll seattle seahawks after winning four straight, a disappointing afternoon here. >> daryl: we talked at the top kansas city didn't lose to tampa bay. they came in and they beat seattle again. they took the ball away. they did everything they had to do to win this game. they talked about this game being their statement they were very confident about going into arrowhead and playing there. this is where they wanted to send the message to the nfc that we need to be in the discussion of playoff caliber teams down the stretch. >> kenny: great job by our entire crew led by producer barry landers, director brian willing, broadcast assistant paul lamero. our spotter ben poland. in case you were wondering, daryl, and i know you were, the only other 14-5 final the 49ers beav the falcons 14-5 back in 1984. >> daryl: thank you, kenny. you made me wait till the final but since the second quarter i've been wondering. that's just a great job by dirk koetter and his group. like you sai game

i'm lamont sanford, and this is grady wilson. well, how do you do, mr. wilson? oh, y-yeah, gosh, gee whiz, i--i feel a touch of pneumonia coming on. i've been very susceptible to pneumonia ever since i had a tooth taken out, see? and the cold air keeps rushin' up to my lungs. oh, i'm sorry. well, that's all right, mr. haystack. hastings. oh, that's all right. well, as i'm sure you have already discovered, a mistake regarding your social security check. huh? uh, wait a minute. i can't hear you. i'm sorry, but, you see, uh... the water in my lungs keeps rushing up to my ears. and it makes everybody sound like they're gargling. i'm so sorry. oh, well, that's all right, mr. haystack. hastings! oh, leave him alone. can't you see the man is sick? for him seeing his friend die with water in the ears. i understand, and i'll try to be as brief as possible. now, as you are aware, our computer made a terrible mistake this month. hold it. there goes that gargling again. oh, it go hhrrrrrggh! like that. everything sounds like hhrrrrrggh! our computer made a mistake. it will

campaign because woodrow wilson is for the common man, republicans are for the wealthiest 1%. nothow, those tropes have changed in the last 100 years. have 1.4 million items in the collection, so there are plenty of treasures out there to be discovered. the great thing is, with new technology, not only the ability to preserve these older films on have ailm stock, but we lot more technology available to digitize the film and make them available. we havowwe have known about thed now we have ways of getting it out there for people. >> monday night on "the communicators" -- the ceo of free press and the director of the center for internet communications and technology policy talk about the technology issues hillary clinton and donald trump have discussed on the campaign trail. also the top tech issues for the next administration to address. amirare interviewed by noster. >> the thing that interest me the most is her promise to expand broadband access and the talk about bringing the benefits of raw been to all americans. there's another strong theme running through the area of inno

a lot of commentary about president wilson's power and just as an aside here in the background and in the mirror you see the proud voting sisters and this is indicating the fact that women in western states actually many western states at that point had the right to vote at that time. so the national women's party would ultimately start pinpointing those women to help vote as a block and try to vote the democratic party out of office. the title of this cartoon is lest we forget and one of the things that is important to note about the national women's party in general and certainly the way in which allender's work reflected this idea is that the national women's party always paid tribute to women of the suffrage movement and that included in particular susan b. anthony. this cartoon is featuring a line of women paying tribute to susan b. anthony who died before the federal suffrage amendment was passed but introduced the original suffrage amendment in 1865' you can see women who were college graduates in here. this says voter and that's indicating western women voters who had had the

wilson, i don't think this is a trick. pancho, you and i are going to take a ride. >> cisco, these rocks, they don't got no gold inside? >> no, of course they don't. come on. it's locked, pancho. >> it's locked? hey, cisco, sometimes this works and sometimes it don't work. this time it don't work. well, what're you gonna do now, huh? it's open. >> (laughs) nobody home, eh? >> no, it's locked, all right. hey, pancho, you better search that thing over there. >> hey, look like a pigeon house. >> i'm gettin' hungry. i wonder where elaine is. >> she'll be back at 12:00. >> back from where? >> the mine. >> well, jumpin' jehosaphat, if lem is right, there's bound to be trouble out there. >> that kid's got a talent for trouble. >> ah, don't get so stirred up. you'll get your liver all outta order. >> you keep my liver out of this! hurry! >> all right... >> what's she doing >> no wonder jarrett didn't want wilson to complete the contract. >> why, was he robbing the company? >> no, pancho, there is no company, and there isn't any go

holding russell wilson out of the endzone for the entire game... .wilson had just one passing yard in the first half.... he was harassed the entire game... the bucs defense sacked him 6 times.... intercepted him twice and forced 2 fumbles... tampa bay pulls off the signature win of the season and 2013....streak since longest winning games.... the streak to 3 their winning and stretches win of the season off the signature tampa bay pulls fumbles... twice and forced 2 intercepted him times.... sacked him 6 bucs defense entire game... the was harassed the the first half.... he one passing yard in .wilson had just the entire game... of the endzone for russell wilson out over..... holding russell wilson out of the endzone for the entire game... .wilson had just one passing yard in the first half.... he was harassed the entire game... the bucs defense sacked him 6 times.... intercepted him fumbles... tampa bay pulls off the signature win of the season and stretches their winning streak to 3 games.... the longest winning streak since the lightning and bruins face off in boston. we'll pick it

this is so amazing. >> reporter: the race wilson started at 6:00 a.m. ended for him 11 hours later. >> it feels good. >> best part of the day is being done. >> a sensational announcement for country music fans. >>> and we have sunshine returning to new england tomorrow after a rainy night. forecast ahead. >>> and ahead on 7news at 5:00, one office hitting the jackpot, how they're splitting more than $400 million. >>> the patriots' practice looking a little slim. the big names not on the field as the team prepares for the rams. capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ? with free checking accounts that are actually free... no minimums. no fees. and a top-rated app, let's you bank right here. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. from really doing what you love. so call now to learn more about our plans that offer everything from annual wellness visit

red-hot tom brady up against russell wilson. for both about respect. >> adam, tom brady is going to be regarded by many as the greatest quarterback of all time. he wouldnot know it by the numb he put up this year. russell wilson is totally different than brady athletically., but his will to compelling comparison. >> he's fast, got a great arm, creative, smart. he's a tough player. >> there's more than one way to build a franchise quarterback. he might not have his measurable's, it's his legs that set him apart. >> very athletic, never takes his eyes off the field. >> we can make every throw on the field, he is very accurate. his good quarterback in the pocket, but when can move into a first down. >> much like brady, wilson won a super bowl in his second nfl season. it's also reminiscent of the future hall of famer. >> for me the biggest gift is being able to see it and whether be on the move in the pocket, once he makes the match wilson's mobility, brady's quick release is what makes them. >> i would be like, dan, you have to ho

that's-- that's-- - wilson. - it's mine! - wilson. - it's mine! - let the gold go, wilson! - no, it's mine! - it's heavy! i can't hold you! no, i won't let it go. it's my gold! it's my gold! - i can't hold you, wilson! - it's my gold! it's my gold! has no use for the yellow metal? - all white men have great need for gold, gerada, but i have returned this to the mountain. it was not mine to take. - you speak straight when you say this? - i speak straight. - the dead soldier-- he did not tell you where to find the white blanket of the maricopas? - he told me it was in a box canyon above the timberline-- no more. - i have no wish to kill a friend of the yumas, the pimas, and the opatas, fear that gold will split even the tongue of the man called paladin. - i have spoken true. - (speaking native language) - my report to the inspector general will state that wilson was accidentally killed while negotiating with the maricopas. that, in my opinion, no action is warranted against this tribe. - lieutenant harvey has some story about a gold mine being at the bottom of all the trouble

wilson, we were talkin' about gettin' married. oh? uh, yeah. and i was just telling judy how much you and pop were against it. not just for me, but that you and him would never, ever get married. oh, no. he ain't my type. [laughing] well, good-- good night, grady. you know, you got a lot of work to do around here tomorrow. what kind of work do you do around here, mr. wilson? what kind of work do i do? i do everything that i was put in charge of to do around here. you know, cooking, sewing, cleaning. just name it. do you know what you missin' around here? a woman's touch. right? well, that depends. if her hands ain't too cold. [laughing] i got another one off. to have a woman to do all those things? oh, yeah. but where you gonna find a woman like that? oh, they're around. you know what they say. for every man there's a woman, and for every woman there's a man. not at the bars i go to. well, good night, grady. hey, baby, is it all right if he gets some sleep now? well, i was just trying to get acquainted with your godfather. yeah, but the man is

even so, neither garlock or wilson thought much of the emails. they were just ready for election day-- and pretty confident in the victor. "we're going to do the right thing on election day trump supporters tonight at six. you can watch that story right now on kcrg dot com. vermont senator bernie sanders campaigned for hillary clinton today in iowa. and at a stop in davenport he also thanked iowans for backing his campaign during the primary and caucus season. "i want to thank you for the very, very strong support we received in the caucus and the fact that caucus, the first in the nation where i was able to split the caucus with secretary clinton, laid the ground work for us to run a national campaign " people at modern woodmen park, pointing out the differences between clinton and trump. and he told the crowd that the country needs a president who will stand up to the billionaires whose greed, in his words, "is wreaking havoc in our economy." sanders campuses. we hope you'll stay with t-v nine on election night. follow us on social media for up

wood zand wilson. the warriors going for the fourth straight turkey bowl win while the tigers are attempting to dciaa title since 1991. woodson with the early lead. the incredible play. touchdown warriors. nicely done. wilson answers. freshman anthony tosses it deep to the bucket to coleman. 65 yard score. next drive for wilson. this time, it's savoy for coleman. look at this. it's a beautiful ball. wilson down 14 to 13. moving to the fourth. woodson knocking on the doorsteps. robinson is looking for boykin. warriors are up 22-13. climb the ladder. woodson hanging on. the tigers' last chance. savoy out of the rea coleman. that is it. jubilation on the warriors sideline. 22-20, the final score. h.d. woodson wins the fourth straight turkey bowl. >> on the road. that's why i'm crying and so emotional now. the people i came in here with, then i was sitting behind. i help them to leave out with the championship on the road. we'll make history. >> congr how about the seniors. four turkey bowl championships t

that's so amazing. >> reporter: the race wilson started at 6:00 a.m. ended for him 11 hours later. >> it feels good. best part is being done. [laughter] >> reporter: wilson hopes he's made a difference by bringing in and drastically underfunded. >> a quick-thinking police detective save as man from a burning car. police in new jersey say the man had a medical issue and crashed his sedan into another car, both burst into flames. people nearby tried to remove the man without any luck. that's when the officer rushed in, went inside the car and pulled the man to safety. >> without him, i would never thanksgiving again. >> it's definitely heroic. he didn't have to. he put this man first. >> the detective is set to retire in a few weeks. the city plans to honor him. >>> a woman told she would never walk again proves she's stronger than her accident. she suffered a fall in her home a year ago. that resulted in a spinal injury. she was paralyzed from the neck down. after a lengthy surgery, she started to move. after a week, she said it was a miracle and she st

...and entertain us, but they also understand what it's like to have very little. (( 23:35:10 bobby wilson/singer: "me coming from a foster home i had many years of no christmas and no toys at christmas!")) and that's why they are here. ((23:30:35 lenny windsor: "you feel after the show that you want to go and do more good you know, it does change you it changes your heart.")) in the entertainment capital of the world, there is love and tenderness too. ((23:29:30 entire group: a paul joncich 8 news now./// ((christianne klein)) >>> for tickets to the benefit you can drop a new unwrapped toy at cadillac of las vegas on sahara. or bring a toy valued at 20-dollars or more to the orleans on the night of the big show - friday december 16th./// ((mauricio marin)) >>> six thousand american service members are celebrating thanksgiving in iraq. thanks to the army's cooks... they are still getting a taste of home. cbs' news holly williams spent the holiday with them in they're fresh faced.many of them not long out of high school.and they're america's soldiers in the fight against isisserving with th

school chancellor and wilson of oakland, california. after ten years, parents will be watching for what comes next. >>> also police are investigating one of their own. a sheriffs deputy in charles county under arrest and facing charges relate ed possession of child pornography. and we told you about new clues in the search for the man suspected of setting a woman on fire during a domestic dispute. >>> if you have an older model kia parked in your garage, move it. the company is recalling 72,000 older suvs because of a fire risk. it involves the kia sportage from the year 2008 and 2009. according to kia, if water that's mixed with road salt gets can spark an engine fire. so if you own one, kia says park it outside and away from other structures or cars until your vehicle is repaired. >>> nbc 4 is working for you responding to a dent dilemma. a maryland woman paid extra for a dent and ding policy for her brand new car. >> but when she needed to cash in on it, her claim was denied. that's when she turned to susan hogan for help. >> that's

john wilson? jen epstein? have a necessary a rus el rhodes? mark wilson? matt merissa lynn in or charley belcher? all on the political squares. and here's the master of political squares, craig patrick. >> here we go round two political squares for the glory day bucks. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> tonight is going to be fun. >> ha ha. >> another botched night. >> we have our panel of stars and our sports stars with us. we have glory day bucks. cole pepper. and chini? >> thank you for having me. >> we'll see if you can even this up. since you lost the last round you get the first wing. who? >> i have to go with charley. >> i got this this time. >> what was gerald ford's real name that he was given at birth in >> a lot of people don't know it was gerald chevrolet. no. that's not right. wait. i got this. that's not right. gerald ford's real name was actually gerald ford. >> i are too agree. >> you're going to agree. and the answer -- you got it wrong. you got it wrong. it was leslie lynch king jr. that was gerald ford's birth >> yo

james wilson: i'm james wilson. i'm a volunteer pilot for animal rescue flights. today, my job is to fly the fourth leg to deliver james wilson: i'm james. -james? james wilson: nice to meet you. nick o'connell: nice to meet you. i'm nick o'connell. i'm the president of animal rescue flights. i've been a pilot for 25 years. and i've flown over a thousand animals to safety. dogs and especially puppies can't clear their ears, so we always try to take a slow ascent and a slow descent. you know, so it doesn't really hurt their ears. james wilson: let's go rescue se ompuppies. i've realized i'm going to be transporting rescue animals through all of this. this is amazing. clark burgard: we just arrived at the white plains airport. and the spca of westchester folks are here to meet the dogs. we're the [inaudible] and this is our newest addition to our family, luna. people came together. and we all feel very special to be a part of this journey. i think dogs are very intelligent. and i think she does realize what was done to save her life. for us, it's unconditional love.

ladies and gentleman anton wilson. d.c. mayor muriel bowser brought anton wilson to. we've come a long way, but there's plenty more to be done. we know that our opportunity gap remains and we have to ensureure that more students are career ready. a lot of people think of as the opportunity gap. i like to believe it as anan opportunity and career gap. the 44 year old superintendenten met with eastern high studentsgh this morning. proponent of charter schools and main streaming special ed students, wilson is a former teacher, principal and top official in denver's publicv school system. the fact of the matter is we doe not have a waste. we cannot afford to say that because a young person had a bad day or a bad month that we are going to now advocate our responsibility to ensure thehe system works for that youngng person. that's not to say the married father of three is without his critics. the teachers' union in oakland has blasted wilson for what thet call his emphasis on charter schools over traditional publici schools, a criticism effaced head on today.n charter scho

mikea turner is live at woodrow wilson high school in northwest d.c. with reaction from students as they head to trump hotel for their rally. >> reporter: hey. started spilling out of woodrow wilson high school and we saw kim here, she's a junior and walked out of class today to participate in the protest and tell us why are you patching today? >> -- participating today? >> trump really shouldn't be in office, he doesn't make any sense. he doesn't want to help anyone, he wants to help himself. >> reporter: tell us why people should hear your voices today. >> trump is [ bleep ] -- host not my president. -- he's not my president. >> reporter: let's use the signs. we can't t we are live. >> mr. trump, yeah, he's not fair at all. he doesn't care about women and he doesn't care about minorities. so i don't -- i'm going to go protest. >> reporter: thank you for speaking with us, again many of the students they're not the only one the school is not the only high school participating in d.c.. we're told several students from different schools across the distri

russell wilson and the seahawks atop the nfc west. tonight, they meet for the first time since super bowl xlix. >> let's open this thing. >> go goal line. >> some match jumps evoke a

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and for this woodrow wilson came in for much of the blame. the russians tended to argue that the problem with the paris peace conference was that all of these countries on the board got to have their say. so what ended up happening was a conference of compromises. as stalin himself said at potsdam, states are not virtuous merely because they are small. so at potsdam none of these states will be represented. much to france's chagrin, italy's chagrin. the polls will be allowed to send two delegations, they argue with each other, nobody particularly listens to them, winston churchill in fact says i don't want to talk to the polls. i'm sick of the polls, he says. the same issues as i noted remained. if woodrow wilson, david louis george they would have recognized everything with one exception, and i'll come to that exception in just a bit. the exact same issues are under debate. one, what to do with germany. two, what to do about reparations, which is a very tricky subject. somebody has to pay for the reconstruction of europe. third, how to handl

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anton wilson met with students at. the former teacher, principal also served as a top official in denver's public school system prior to his job in oakland. wilson says he will every child to eastern mr. . the fact of the matter is we do not have a young person to waste. we cannot afford to say that because a young person had a bad day or a bad month that we are going to now advocate our responsibility to ensure the system works for that young person. > the d.c. council still has to approve wilson's nomination. tune into fox5 news morning. tomorrow anton wilson will be here in our studios at 7:30. he'll share more of his vision still to come tonight, messages of love and hope left at a local mosque ahead of the holiday even. plus, it's a thanksgiving tradition. find out how police plan to use garbage trucks to protect the crowds at the macy's parade, among other thing. > law enforcement is on high alert this holiday weekend. the department of homeland security has warned that isis is calling on its followers to use tru

banks said she wanted to get some shoes she had loaned wilson's pants. wilson's brother didn't want to return the shoes until he got his pants back. that's when the fight broke out... and shots were fired. workers at chicago's o'hare international airport who voted to strike soon will announce when they plan to take action. service employees international union local 1 officials say they'll announce the date of their strike at 10 this morning. about 500 workers committed to a strike after a vote last thursday. they work mainly for private contractors and are seeking union rights and a $15 per hour wage. this morning... the long-running standoff over an oil pipeline in north dakota is intensifying. angelica joins us from the newsroom with the latest. at least one person was arrested in north dakota, in what police are calling a riot over the controversial dakota access pipeline. police clashed with protestors over a bridge on a state highway yesterday. officers used tear gas and water cannons in below freezing temperatures to turn back the protestors. pol

wilson. once you have mastered karate, any adversary. ok, suppose you're attacked by 2 dope fiends, and they both have 12-inch knives. and it's about 2 in the morning, and you're in a dead-end alley. all right, what would you do? i'd have a heart attack and drop dead. hey, grady, would you please excuse yourself now? we'd like to get on with it. hey, wait, wait, hold it, wait. look, i can see you're still not convinced. come on over here. all right. i'll show you what i would do if i was attacked by, say, 2 or more opponents, all right? hey, gus, you don't have to do all of that, man. yeah, show me. first, the warm-up, right. see there, he doesn't know whether he's swimming or rowing. shh! see that? he's preparing himself. oh, goodness. now he's praying! oh, lord, i hope my blue cross is paid up. grady, would you just be quiet and look at the man? ok. [making high-pitched noises] how about that? yeah. i see why he wears those baggy pajamas now. grady, what about that technique, man? was that beautiful? did you see that speed? anybody can

quarterback twice, number 3 asu, russell wilson. i love that, you know you look actually really good. thank you buddy. you look better. oh i do, oh wow, thanks, that's a huge compliment coming from you. i do not know if i really look better, well i think you do. look what i got for you too, a new gift. oh can, i open? of course you can, i heard you wear 2 wideis 2 wide, what's 2 wide?" in august, wilson donated more than a million dollars to the hospital to fund research to morning starts right now does faraday future... have a future in north las vegas?? see why the once promising project is now stuck in neutral. locals safe on the las vegas strip. the new initiative putting more police officers on the strip. clark county commissioners give the o-k to a hotel room tax increase to help fund the potential future site of the las vegas raiders. i'm alyssa deitsch and i'll have more on their decision-- and new competition from a possible stadium in oakland. good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morni

recovers and the next play wilson finishes what he started and moore deep to wilson what a catch and northeast wins 32-26. >>> to the oldest rivalry in new jersey, millville and vineland, today vineland's quarterback feasting on the millville d. 264 on the ground and three touch downs and vineland runs away with the 45-28 win their first over millville since 2008. boys latin defense sharp all day against olney, josh singleton over the defender but it's not enough. boys latin wins 22-6. that is just the happentiser can the main course of high school football highlights coming up at 11:30 on 6 abc. the special edition of high school huddle tonight. i'm sure you will check it out. >> i'll be up waiting for you that is a good taste. what is to come. the accuweather forecast is coming up for the black friday day. >>> meteorologist, melissa magee is joining us now. we are getting through the thanksgiving day but you are tracking showers. >> a couple of spotty showers here and there and they are sticking around sharrie. we'll show you what is going on with stormtracker 6 live double scan in

in spite of the locked rear wheels, wilson can still operate the big rig. he pulls out, but within minutes, thanks to a 911 call from the truck's driver, police are on wilson's tail. >> i didn't have a plan. the individual i was associated with said he wanted to buy some lumber. i was going to go to his house. >> he drove through yards. he drove around businesses, across medians. he crossed highways. he got on the wrong side of the highway and drove against the flow of traffic. >> soon the friction from the truck's locked rear wheels ignites the rubber tires. those flames set fire to the rig's flat bed, a forklift, and the load of lumber. >> once it caught fire, it just burned uncontrollably. you see this truck with a huge ball of fire in tow. not only the bright orange flames but the huge plume of black smoke as well. >> in spite of the flames and the sea of police behind him, wilson shows no signs of slowing down. >> i knew i had to get someplace where i had room to stop the truck and safely surrender before the police had a chance to take a shot at me. >

herman, grady wilson. how you doing? hey, hi, herman. how you doing? where's earl? oh, he's just about ready to get into law school. oh, wow, that's great. uh, grady, uh, herman's gonna be staying with us for a while. oh, boy, why? well, because he doesn't have a place of his own. oh, how come? he spent the last 2 years in prison. in the kitchen, lamont. just make yourself at home, herman. thanks, man. are you crazy, bringing a killer into this house? grady, herman is not a killer. well, he's been to jail, hasn't he? yeah, he's been to jail. why, he's a crook and a killer. and he's in there alone in the living room. all right, you, put down those ashtrays! oh, man, please! all right, come on, up against the wall. don't you want me to raise my hands? yeah, right, raise your hands. and what about my legs? raise those, too. i mean, shouldn't i spread 'em? oh, yeah. ok. now what? now what? now stop it! now herman is not a killer. well, how come he went to prison. because of circumstantial evidence. he just happened to be at the scene of a crime. oh, you just happened to

instead the coach gushing about seattle's russel wilson and the fifth year quarterback deserves every bit of that praise. being able to see it and get rid of it and whether on the move or in the pocket. >> yes, wilson does have one fetal turnover but that doesn't hamper the opinion of the 27?year?old signal caller. >> he makes great decisions and is all the respect in the world for a tremendous person. >> brady has done it for 17. since returning done everything right. 12 touchdowns, zero picks and most importantly 4 picks and no losses and tell take awhile to beat the sea hawks on sunday night. >> no voids in zones or in the running game. i think they're there very aggressively. the coach says if you love football night sunday night is a great place for it. brady in the running field. chelsea mcdonald, 7 news night team. >> anchor: and 7 is your home for the pats superbowl rematch. tomorrow night we get things started with 7 on the sidelines. that starts at 6:30 followed by kickoff, of course, at 8:30 right here on channel 7. >> and it is a cool and crisp november night. bri eggers i

wilson confirmed a lettehe sent overnight to oakland unified school district. "fox5" found one tweet if a teacher in oakland that posted that. wilson led oakland since 2015 previously head of denver public school system. he'll be introduced event at eastern high school this morning 10:30 replacing okay henderson that resigned after serve are six years as chancellor. >> bwi will debut a new accommodate d and e and the goal is to alleviate traffic around the airport. >> time now 4:31. developing this morning parents in silver spring are looking for answers following arrest of a teacher. they arrest the john vigna for sexual offenses. since then more students have come forward. one dates back to 2000. parents wanted to learn more about the investigation. they held a meeting. >> i have been since i was 2 years old and you know he's a family friend. he's a coach. like he would not have been all that. this was a few young lady as kusing him of something and now people want to say, well, this happened in 19 blah, blah, blah, blah, why didn't you see something. >> he i

system it's believed wilson ill be introduced at an event eastern high school. he replaces ki he henderson. he will need to be confirmed by find themselves in prethanksgiving traffic jams. >> bwi is is opening up a sevrks the airport to hope to alleviate the gridlock. more with that mel. >> good morning, one of the reasons they're opening it is because they're saying this will really alleviate the stress bwi airport has seen rapid increase in number of travelers. it set passenger records for 2015 and ten consecutive months of passenger records asel traffic but increased international traffic this new security check point between d and e will have eight screening lanes and also a secure connection between d and e allowing bwi to bring in more international air traffic. there's going to be a 3.9 -- 3.69 million americans let's call 3.7, maybe 4 we round up in tv must be right that's the certainly most people will be out on the roads driving. there's a large portion of folks who decide to take to air. especially if family is far away and those are the people you're

tomorrow anton wilson will beill here in our studios at 7:30. he'll share more of his vision still to come d.c tonight,. mess of love and hope left at a locaa mosque ahead of the holiday even. plus, it's a thanksgiving tradition. find out how police plan to useo garbage trucks to protect the crowds at the macy's parade, among other thing. ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ur heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars > law enforcement is on highnf alert this holiday weekend.orce the department of homelandpa security has warned thatrt isisi calling on its followers to usee trucks as weapons similar toimil what happened this summer in knees, france. new york city police have increased patrols ahead of the macy's thanksgiving parade.de. barricades already up and parking restrictions are in