wilson alum of woodrow wilson high school here in the city. wilson alumwe are starting a cn at the school this year about the possibility of looking at hison a new, especially racial legacy given that woodrow wilson high school is built in a majority black city with a , andity black population it has a unique feature that is -- doatop the bones of you have any advice for us in having this conversation? >> good luck. [laughter] alum, i i am a fellow can understand and if there is enough sentiment to change it, i the stopt would be -- the end of the world. but i wish you wouldn't because woodrow wilson -- i don't know how it was when you were there, when i was there i -- and i graduated in 1957, it was a jewelry -- a jewel in the crown of the d.c. public school system . part of it was that our teachers tended to be a bit older. through your seniority, you got to wilson. >> fortunately none of your teachers are still alive to hear you call them an elephant. >> if we are going to have our high schools named after presidents, to have the one that i

wilson's. there are some written about edith, but ellen, although they came around at different times in his life, ellen was more of a partner in his intellectual life than edith was, and better educated woman. better educated and intellectual woman. i tried to remember whether ellen came out or quietly came out for suffrage. i don't think she did but two of out for suffrage. i don't think she did but two of his daughters did and they gave him a tough time around the dinner table, times you wish you could have a remote tv camera their recording together those things. >> he valued edith's advice. we talk about the paris peace talks, whatever. he's an enigma when it comes to this particular issue. >> except we have to grant he was related coming around to suffrage. but he came around. two times before wilson appeared before congress, there were two times he appeared before special sessions of the senate, not a joint session. presidents very rarely do that. one time, of course, was january without

but he makes the speeches if wilson had read them it was a game plan for this treaty that wilson was not paying any attention so wilson brings the treaty home and goes to the senate and the senate drags its feet for a long time and republicans are speaking out against the treaty the covenant of the league of nation was part of the treaty that was the sticking point for the senate because they overcommitted the united states sending troops to every war from now until kingdom come. so wilson goes on a speaking tour going over the heads of the senate to explain to the american people why the united states should play a major par part, why it would be good for the world and then people would write their senators and this would change the minds of the constituency. wilson was not in good health at this moment it's very bad to read his speeches because he is clearly failing and in the middle of this or two thirds of the way through he collapsed and had to go back to washington then after he got home he had a major stroke that paralyzed his right side forever. and he could not lead the figh

wilson really tried his best to keep the country out of the war. and instead try to offer arbitration to the different sides. no one of course wanted that all because they all thought they could win this war. and then finally in one single word where the united states got involved in world war i was because some marines. the german submarine campaign a lot of people think that that led us to entering the war in 1915, weeding into the war for another two years. so rather it was lusitania's like the symbol but it was a submarine campaign. the germans had re- declared this under circuit war campaign in 1917 and that's what drew us into the war itself. it was in essence a license to kill americans at high seas. at this moment on in american history we realize at this point on that are too big oceans on either side of us are not going to keep us safe anymore if german submarines can torpedo american ships on high seas will guess what we can be attacked other times. her harbor happens, we had 911, we got 2016 election got attacked, so the world is a dang

because they idealistically expected wilson to bring them peace and very soon the second term wilson brings them war and i just hate for our democracy to see a president elected under false pretenses and you can imagine what those women would have thought. >> had woodrow wilson prior to that election had been planning to enter the war? >> he knew we were close, one ship sinking or one incident in the north at lantic by the germans away of getting involved in war and the problem here is that wilson had been writing wonderful books and journal articles when he was academic for decades saying such things as presidents have to be honest and they have to communicate with the people and once he was in power he did almost the opposite, when the war began, he moved toward authoritarianism and passed the espionage act which still in force, allows president to harass journalists which criticize him, if you are worried about authoritarian president that's the time they abuse power. presidents and war, they can declare marshal law, you know, you may have gotten as i did a presidential alert anno

it is something we expect wilson to have said. there was a yearning for greater cooperation, greater coordination between branches. the address wilson gave in april 1913 was not an official state of the union. in the written form, the state of the union was delivered in december of the calendar year at that time. the practice of a december state of the union did not change until 1934 with a changing congressional calendars. now they are given mid-to-late january. occasionally early february, at start of the congressional session. woodrow wilson believed a strong party leader could overcome what he viewed as it the defect of our constitutional system. during the early years of his presidency, he dominated the democratic party and congress. it lent credence to his views that a popular party leader could overcome the obstacle embedded in the constitution. he did not formally change the constitution. presidents are not prime minister's. nor are they monarchs. he was able to temporarily overcome constitutional norms without changing th

-- projection of woodrow wilson. the powericans gained of house of congress. what good is popular party -- if aip if presidents presidents party does not control congress? the senate rejected his proposal for a league of nations. they did this despite his efforts to tour the country, to rally public opinion to his cause. -- helped the president would be the repository of public opinion and that would force congress to act in the way he saw fit. he was no longer the repository of public opinion or popular. he built a model of presidential leadership that is based on popularity. in the final year in particular for wilson's presidency, it is a lonely one. reality, hisrim transformation of the state of the union was complete. feature of aentral wilsonian view of government and executive power. it was not immediate. the 1988on to repudiation of the wilson's presidency, the country returned to normalcy in 1920 and his conservative successors do not follow his lead. calvin coolidge appeared once before congress. coleridge,

but sergeant terry wilson was focusing on narcy. he knew he didn't have enough to charge her with her husband's death, at least not yet. she had an alibi for the assumed time of the murder. the case against her was circumstantial. then out of nowhere, an anonymous letter fluttered on to the desk of a detective 1,000 miles away from the crime scene. miami springs, florida, investigators, gary personally knew nothing of the ben novak case and his department wasn't involved. >> there's people obviously that heard the name and knew about him, the fontainebleau and all. i wasn't one of them. i didn't know anything about it until i talked to detective wilson in new york. >> the letter, written in spanish, was nothing less than a blueprint to the murder. naming names, citing motivations. >> this is shocking and it could be a big break. >> sergeant wilson up in west chester couldn't wait to see it. >> whoever wrote this letter obviously had information, inside information. >> looking back, that letter had the whole story. the greed, inherit

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they are immoral, unlike rick wilson. victor david hanson is a fellow at the hoover institution and he joins us tonight. presser, thanks very much for coming on.wh i keep noting this phenomenon where the further behind middle america, rural america, falls, the longer, you know, the death rate continues to rise, the life expectancy continues to fall. the more the people in charge hate rural america, they hate the people who are suffering the most. why is that? >> i don't know. i'm speaking from rural america and i can telll you that it's phenomenal when you see concrete evidence and the empirical fashion of when you have the 3% annual g.d.p. growth or record low peacetime unemployment or 300,000 jobs created in a year. that's a moral act, tucker. the latino population, i live in a community that is 90% latino. is at the record lows. you can see it. people are up. they are working, they have more disposable income. but rather than fixate on that or critique it, we get back to not only is trump a nazi, both of the clips, the

wilson walker. i know, you're speechless. wilson, thanks. as wilson said, bay area transit available for new year's partiers to get around. we all know where that was going. b.a.r.t. will have expanded service this evening, extra trains to and from san francisco running until 3 a.m. evening rides on vta, ac transit, caltrain, samtrans and muni are free tonight starting at 8 p.m. until 5 a.m. and caltrain free rides last until 2 a.m. if you'd rather stay? and watch the new year's eve fireworks tonight, go to our website, www.kpix.com. click on the link to our exclusive salesforce tower camera. >>> new leadership for the struggling oakland raiders. kpix5's andrea nakano joins us with who is taking over as gm. >> on december 10th the raiders handed gm reggie mckenzie the pink slip. today they filled the position with a man that knows almost everything about the draft and the upcoming talent. >> i just got to tell you i'm jacked. i'm juiced. i'm ready to go and there's nobody i'd rather go to war with than jon gruden and mark davis. >> mayock wi

easier to interpret is rick wilson. he has held just enough low level political jobs that cable television producers build him as a republican strategist. wilson seems to spend most of his life opining opining in a st bask that the other channel specializes in. he is often shouting the loudest. what makes wilson notable like so many on the left he moved on from hating trump to hate people who voted for trump, which is to say a lot of the country. this is wilson last night on cnn. >> the wall has always been a con for donald trump's credulous, rude, tin-tooth base. it's always been a scam. it's always been a lie. nothing about the wall has ever been real. donald trump knows it. it seems to work with his base. because they believe it over and over again that nothing will stop the brown horde except the wall. >> tucker: imagine mocking people who can't afford to fix their teeth. there are a lot of people who did vote for trump and hope he would care about them or not rub their faces in the poverty. what a cruel or awful th

wilson: mr. speaker, this month qatar and the united states completed the second annual strategic dialogue. the state department cited the many successes of secretary of state mike pompeo. the strategic dialogue highlighted the strength of the cooperation to -- and relationship to deepen the cooperation to benefit both countries. the united states welcome qatar's generous offer to expand critical to saudi bases used by the u.s. forces in the country, enabling expansion. both sides intend to strengthen their security and counterterrorism partner eradicate terrorism and haven't extremism. there will be continued support for a strong and united cooperation council promoting a peaceful and prosperous future for the region. our g.c.c. allies should work together to resolve their difference force the sake of the success and security of the region. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. our sympathy to the family of robert adams the six

do you even agree with mike wilson it's not the gospel. it's not in stone. >> he's a guy that's been right. >> doesn't make him god. >> he's been right is the bottom in i said we could retest mike wilson has called this much better than i have i said the smart money would tell you we're going to retest just like we're going to hit resistance to joe's great point on the up side of 2630, 2650 it's likely we'll do either of those things it's also the possibility exist that we would have more reactions like we had today. are people willing to put capital at risk for a better return. >> he even talks about could the earning recession that drives the retest cause an economic recession. it's not like he's -- i'm not an economist. i don't know if that will happen but that could happen. you're going to get those questions if you get back to a retest you'll get those questions >> mike's premise is the earnings expectations in terms of growth is not mid single digits it's closer to flat. if flat is the case then we're going to have market that is tra

truman was a woodrow wilson democrat. he believed in woodrow wilson's ideas of international organization. in world war i, the league of nations had failed. after world war ii, truman was determined to make the new united nations work. there was one connection from the war. after world war i, truman went into business, which failed because there was a depression after world war i. after world war ii, harry truman was careful to keep economic controls on the economy while the economy switched from a thetary to a civilian mode, reconversion of the american economy. there was no depression after world war ii. truman also believed in justice from war, the proper way to deal with former enemies is to control them and make them friends. this is what he tried to do both with germany and japan after world war ii. bring them into the society of nations. then finally, truman, getting back to justice, after world war ii, they set up the nuremberg justiceo mete out legal to the leaders of nazi germany because he felt that it was not

wilson walker in the santa cruz mountains, thanks. this reminder, when you get up tomorrow morning, you'll have the up to the minute weather and traffic conditions ready to go from our morning team. mary lee and gianna franco starting tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. >>> the search is on in san rafael for a man who tried to drag a woman into his van overnight. the victim says she was walking near the civic center around 1:00 in the morning when a dark van with tinted windows pulled up behind her. a man jumped out and grabbed her. she walloped him with her umbrella and he took off. the woman told police her attacker looked like he was in his 20s, stands about 5' 8 with a muscular build. he also smelled of alcohol. >>> manhunt underway in san francisco tonight for two masked men who held a homeowner at gunpoint. the suspects stormed in with guns just after midnight at a home on sagamore street in the ocean view district. the victim was not hurt, but the robbers ransacked his place, fled the scene. police searched the area but did not find

. >> wilson walker is live at the warm springs bart station in fremont. wilson, this comes despite bart's efforts to really clean up the stations and add some sleek new train cars. doesn't appear to have helped. >> well, it sort of is this tremendous mess to take apart piece by piece. the survey we are talking about was done in the late fall last year. that's september, october. that's coming out of incidents like video of drug use just in that entire bart hallway. a shocking and random killing on a train platform. well all of that added up to yeah what looks like a pretty grim report card today for bart. >> my analogy it is its not a report card i would rush home to show my parents. >> it once of the reasons i take my shoes off when i come in the house. >> bart has been rolling out more officers and more attendants t. agency admits its reputation has been knocked off track. >> what the riders are concerned are what we are concerned about. we want too make sure system more safer, inviting. >> a train system faced with mitigating the impact of social chall

>> get back here. >> okay. >> rebel wilson produced the film. she plays natalie, a lifelong cynic when it comes to love, but following an accident, she wakes up to discover she is the star of her very own tv rom-com. leading man. >> are you feeling what i'm feeling? >> no. >> liam and i have a bit of sexiness going on in this movie. we have already kissed in the rain already. it's amazing. the dress that's kind of, like, what julia roberts wears in "pretty woman." it costs $6,000. >> she trips over and i catch her ever so romantically. >> the charm wasn't lost on priyanka chopra. >> super chill guy. funny. really stays, you know, humble. >> what is the most romantic thing you have ever done? >> just the usual stuff. showering her in rose petals, full body massages. >> we like it, liam. >>> following love isn't at the top of christie brinkley's list. kristine johnson found out dating isn't a major priority for her. >> dating at 65 versus 25, are there things you do differently? >> you just don't date that much. >> for the record, guys, this is 65

tom wilson suspended. big fight here, but wilson looks like he came out on top. both guys over 6'4". bret connelly makes the move. but scores on the rebound. ninthsof the sea gives the capitals a 2-1 lead. evening things up at two, they are on the attack again. diving to put it in. they get their revenge on wilson and the capitals. blues score four. caps lose the second straight. from the ice to the hard wood. george mason on the word taking on the hawks. mason up five. livingston i knocks it down. later in the hiv, livingston. off t glass and in. george mason beat saint seph's 85-60. mount st. mary's losing to st. francis 69-80. the redskin off season now four days olds. we are still waiting to see what if any changes are made. linebacker reuben foster had hiss domestic violee charges dropped. arrested in tampa following an incident with his ex-girlfriend. a lot of fans not happy. even with the crges being dropped, the nfl say they continue to review the matter. currently on the commissioner's exempt list. bailey drafted by theedskins 1999. the 12 time pro bowle

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woodrow wilson's views on domestic policies, including women's an african-american rights, banking, and the federal reserve system. >> at the time, the thing to do was to appoint a few token black people and not to why lynching was bad and move on. hy lynching was bad, and move on. what the wilson administration anywas to seek and destroy black power, so those opportunities to salvage something would not exist again until eleanor roosevelt would play this role. that was new. he did not have to do that. there were black democrats. he could have appointed them. he did not want to. he did not see that as a productive way to deal with his race. he did not see that particularly important because african-americans were not part nationalism and that is wilsonian as much as it is american. >> watch the entire talk on woodrow wilson's domestic sunday on "the presidency." you're watching american history tv a c-span3. -- on c-span3. eight astronauts took turns reading passages from the book of genesis to millions of listeners on earth. next from american history tv, a ceremony from washington

joe wilson knows iraq well in one thousand nine hundred ninety one in baghdad he was the last american diplomat to meet with saddam hussein saddam was hemmed in he was not a threat he had been turned from a major regional power into a third rate dictator. just over one hundred days after the attacks of nine eleven still fighting in afghanistan america looks for another war richard powell publishes what is essentially a declaration of war. the same day franks visits bush at his ranch in texas in front of journalists the two men speak of the. successes against the taliban in afghanistan where taliban gone the country secure the country stable we will destroy the al qaeda terrorist network inside afghanistan it will take as long as it takes thank you all. but in private bush confirms to franks the order to attack iraq. this change in priority worries the general who on february nineteenth two thousand and two confides in bob graham florida senator and chairman of the senate intelligence committee. after a briefing which was quite upbeat with the progress that was being made the general as

(grant) that was lori wilson reporting. the family says, they are willing to give a monetary reward to whoever returns the money. lawrence karnow: a few rays of sunshine found the bay area in the afternoon. there were a few sprinkles that moved through early and doppler radar is still showing some light showers across the state. tonight will be partly cloudy with cool temperatures in the 40s and 50s. another storm off th approach the bay area by the afternoon and showers will increase then. rain will be ava evening before turning to showers on thursday. another storm will bring rain to the bay area on friday and it will be wet on an off through the weekend. (voight) who the hell left the can in here? almost cost us the entire case. i'm bumping you back down to uniform. you wanted to see us, sergeant? burgess, you're in intelligence till further notice. how you holding up? same as everyone else, i guess. don't let this turn into a banana peel for you. you know what i'm talking about. times like this, you need to be around fa

joe wilson a career diplomat witnessed the rice. they came into office with the republican party and particular with the staffing done by the vice president in his office and the secretary of defense in his office. referred to his neo conservatives they have ties to the world of oil to the defense industry they are strong proponents of american global domination. saddam hussein softened by years of sanctions is in. on the evening of nine eleven the president saying well maybe you know we will be going after iraq now and somebody said well. that would be a guess since international law the president responded i don't care it was going to kick some two days after the world trade center. and the pentagon were attacked the president was at camp david with his senior officials and mr wolfowitz was telling the president. the iraq and saddam hussein is the real problem. new goals were defined change the regime in baghdad to subjugate iraq a simpler objective. and that of destroying the elusive terrorist. september nineteenth those in suppo

secretary mark esper, secretary heather wilson, thank you. undersecretary's of defense, michael griffin, john rude, general paul elba, thank you. general market millie, thank you, mark. congratulations, very important to offer congratulations. general joseph and general james the condo. thank you everybody.

military began ramping up its forces in vietnam brian wilson was drafted. i enlisted in the air force for four year program to go into the army as a as an inductee. and then i got my orders to become an air force granger officer commanding a unit of forty men. and so soon i found myself in vietnam my duty was to go and assess the success or failure bombing missions. in one week. we went visited five targets been problems. all the targets were inhabited fishing. shack and they were all i defended. pushing. these villages were bombed at two hundred fifty to three hundred feet five hundred pound bombs in china shop to take off. so everybody needs build systems either dead or just about dead and they were all blocked it is burnt finish off i watched as far as i could walk before the bodies were a show thick i couldn't walk any further i looked down at my feet. and i saw a young bean mees woman holding three children in her arms her eyes are open. her eyes were just staring and i was looking at my sister you. knew i looked into his eyes and it was all lies or wa

secretary heather wilson. thank you. undersecretaries of defense, michael griffin, ellen lord, and john ruud. general paul selva, thank you, general. general mark millie. thank you, mark, thank you. thank you. and congratulations. ery prntly, congratulations. general joseph lembings engle and jennifer james mccarville.

wilson, thank you for that. the wet weather here is creating treacherous conditions in the sierra. >> wind blown snow creating white out conditions. macy. >> here's a sure sign that winter came last night. take a look at the snow piled up on this car. its continuing to pile up here as this is wet weather. walk with me this way. you can see how its piled up next to this street side just to give you littleite.this seet we. these people are hunkered down getting ready for this wet weather to start any minute now. wednesday evening we saw a steady stream of people stopping in to get those last minute supplies. many of them expecting to get snowed in tomorrow. jack says his employees are committed to coming into work even in this weather and he says it is people travelling through the sierra who keep walking through the doors unprepared for the roads. >> quite a percentage of people are not prepared for it. they don't have the correct chains. we are perfectly willing to supply them correct chains. we will talk to the

wilson, what did you find out there? >> well you know yesterday bart kind of couched that bad report card by saying the survey was done in fall of last year. what does bart look like on an average day? i went from here to 24th street and back. take a look. you tell me. >> i take bart and public transportation a lot. the dogs are turning but it could be a little bit better. >> plenty of sunshine and some drug abuse in the plaza today. it was pretty clean and well attended. same goes for the station downstairs. one regular says yes, this is progress. >> even just a little progress is good progress if not at all. >> back on the train and back to civic center, scene of the video that really launched the uproar over bart station conditions. today not one single piece of litter in that hallway and security standing watch not far away. next stop was powell station where i ran to someone i have introduced you to before. i met him a amid the fall out of the civic center video. how are things nine months later? >> well, the statio

acting deputy secretary of defense david norquist david thank you secretary mark esper secretary heather wilson thank you under secretaries of defense michael christian alan lord and john rood general paul silva thank you thank you general general mark milley thank you mark thank you thank you and congratulations very importantly congratulations general joseph l'engle and general

joe wilson knows iraq well in one thousand nine hundred ninety one in baghdad he was the last american diplomat to meet with saddam hussein saddam was hemmed in. he was not a threat he had been turned from a major regional power into a third rate dictator. just over one hundred days after the attacks of nine eleven still fighting in afghanistan america looks for another war richard perle. publishes what is essentially a declaration of war. the same day franks visits bush at his ranch in texas in front of journalists the two men speak of the successes against the taliban in afghanistan where taliban got the country secure the country stable we will destroy the al qaeda terrorist network inside afghanistan it will take as long as it takes thank you all. but in private bush confirms to franks the order to attack iraq. this change in priority worries the general who on february nineteenth two thousand and two confides in bob graham of florida senator and chairman of the senate intelligence committee. after a briefing which was quite upbeat with the progress that was being made the general

on highway 17, wilson walker, kpix5. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk. you heard what wilson had to say about the santa cruz mountains, what paul deanno was saying about more of the urban areas. we want to clue you in on what's going to happen in the sierra nevada. that's interstate 80 at kingvale right now. 's been snowing all afternoon long. there's a lot of it on the roadway. four wheel drive or chains are required from kingvale over to the nevada state line. highway 50, it's the same fromacth right now. ans ach urelreastdyate p line. you can see what that looks like. this is highway 89 around emerald bay and lake tahoe. it has already been closed. cal tran has closed that in anticipation of even worse weather that's going to be moving in. the totals are unbelievable. we have not seen a storm like in a while. you heard paul deanno talking about the snow totals above 7,000 feet. now that would be the summit areas. we're talking about 7 feet of snow between tonight and friday. be very careful. caltrans is not advising people to travel through the mounta

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joe wilson, bbc news. our reporterjohn fernandez is in guernsey. john, just bring us up to date with the search. we just the search. wejust had the search. we just had an update from the harbour master who is leading the search operation on behalf of the coast guard. he says that the operation will need to be reconsidered at sunset today. at the moment, there are a number of asset out searching what they say is around a 100 square miles area so far. there have been asset including the channel islands lifeboat, error search, and a helicopter has even been involved. they are scouring the area at the north of alderney, a very rough area of tied. while conditions have been better than last night, where the weaves were reaching 1.5 metres in swell, it is a much better time to search now. according to the harbour master, there have been no signs of any activity from the aircraft, which lost co nta ct activity from the aircraft, which lost contact with radar at around 8:20pm last night. john, many thanks. the president of zimbabwe, emmerson mnangagwa, has

. >> kpix5's wilson walker on the people rooting for their hometown quarterback. wilson? >> reporter: i'm going out on a limb and assume you know a little something about tom brady, a man who has been in the news a little bit, jared goff not so much. what's his story? it all started here in novato. >> this is a very small community. i mean it's quiet. it's unassuming. yes, it's quite the talk of the neighborhood. >> reporter: from the quiet neighborhood his parents still call home to the quaint streets of downtown, novato is a place just small enough for people to remember a young jared goff. >> he went on to marin catholic and did well, cal-berkeley and did well there. we're ecstatic to see him play in the nfl. now he's headed for the super bowl. >> reporter: as you might expect, the town is beaming over their super bowl bound son. >> you see him interviewed after the game yesterday and he's just so polite and poised and just seems like -- i mean he's just a nice guy. >> reporter: and it's not just the neighbors. the viking, yeah, that's a rams bar now. >> 100%. maybe we

rick wilson, ditto, pride of florida, prince of periscope, may i add. gentlemen, thank you both very much for coming on. [ laughter ] and coming up, some of the history that was made today and some of it that cannot be reversed. when we continue. when we continue >>> i'm particularly proud to be woman speaker of the house of this congress, which marks the 100th year of women having the right to vote. [ applause ] and that we all have the ability and the privilege to serve with over 100 women members of congress, the largest number in history. [ applause ] >> let's talk for a moment about the history that was made today in congress with the swearing in of the most diverse and the most female congress in our history. of the 434 members, over 100 are women. and when you look at the numbers, it's so interesting to note where the growth is from. back in 1989, there were 16 female house democrats and 13 female house republicans. as of today, there are 89 female democrats and still only 13 female republicans. among the many new members who are breaking boundar

in the hot pool at harbin hot springs, wilson walker, kpix5. sports settling in >> no, no, he didn't. >> assignment of the day, wilson walker, rdthis week covering a lot of other weather events. >>> in the sierra there's a winter storm watch for more snow coming up sunday. the snowpack has jumped 8% in a day. yesterday it was 103% of average. now it's 111. the north sierra leading the way, 113% of average. that's great because that's the water that we will be using and filling our reservoirs come summertime. it felt like summer outside for a little bit today at least in san francisco. you made it to the 60s, about the average high for july as well, san jose currently 61, oakland 62. we will have scattered showers san cisco, oakland d north overnight. san francisco dropping to 53 tonight, fremont and mountain view 50, concord 51, napa 49 degrees. there are the showers building off the marin and sonoma coastline, a high impact when you're talking about rain to start your weekend, a few showers for saturday morning. mountain view, you're too far s

mayor freeman-wilson: thank you. [applause] mayor freeman-wilson: thank you, mayor andy. earlier you heard about the montgomery county report that has been published under the leadership of teague manger. would you share your insight with us now? mr. manger: first, let me thank mayor berke and mayor peduto for your leadership when these things happen and your compassion. it is, as a police chief, it is so helpful in terms of responding to these kinds of awful, tragic incidents when you have -- when your boss is doing the right thing and orking with you. this truly is what was described up here by these two mayors is certainly, it is a club you don't want to be a member of. so let's think about, you know, and these -- unfortunately we have more and more mass shootings around the country. you see the statistics where the numbers we have had since the 1980's, how they're increasing exponentially. but the majority of the hate crimes, the vast majority of hate crimes you'll deal with in your city, aren't going to get this kind of national coverage. they're going to be vandalis

rick wilson, ditto, pride of florida, prince of periscope, may i add. gentlemen, thank you both very much for coming on. [ laughter ] and coming up, some of the history that was made today and some of it that cannot be reversed. when we continue. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. and it works 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic to trulicity, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious s

but mike wilson says this rally is a trap. he'll be here to explain why he is calling the bulls dangerous animals. we're live from times square in new york city. much more "fast money" right tethis [birds chirping] accidents can happen anytime that's why geico is here 24 hours a day everyday. geico, fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. >>> welcome back to "fast. thefederal reserve holding steady as fed chair jerome powell telling wall street what it wanted to hear. steve liesman joins us now live from the federal reserve in washington, d.c., with more on that steve, it was like a bull's dream here what the fed said. >> christmas. >> yeah, or a dovish dream after they just hiked six weeks ago, this is a sweeping policy reversal, giving the doves everything they were looking for and maybe some things they weren't looking for they got in this thing the fed kept rates unchanged and it w

wilson did something in his administration even more. what the wilson administration anywas to seek and destroy semblance of black power, so that those whispers, those opportunities to salvage something would not exist again and so little bit until roosevelt would play this role. that is new. that is not up his time. there were black democrats who contacted him. he could have appointed them immediately. he did not want to. see this as particularly important, because african-americans were not a part of his specific nationalism. sonian as muchon as it is american. >> watch the entire talk sunday night at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern on "the presidency." you are watching american history tv, only on c-span3. >> in 1943, the u.s. supreme decisioned in a 6-3 that public school students could not be forced to salute the american flag after several jehovah's witnesses challenged their expulsion from a west virginia public school. tv, an american history daylong event hosted by the robert h jackson center to commemorate the 75th anniversary o

jim wilson/ chaperone"they were men so i got the boys and pushed them back. eventually i could get some of them who knew me and i said 'we need to get out of here.'"the parents say the 170 or so boys were standing waiting on the bus to pick to pass the school cheer. at one point a student takes off his shirt.(nats)minutes later, nathan phillips begins beating a drum - and walking towards the students.(nats) "look at their make america great again hats..look at their hats."jill hamlin/ chaperone"if you were in the march for life, you saw a lot of make america great hats, sweatshirts (and attire) right, but they were also wearing their covington catholic sweatshirts proudly." jheri neri/ greater cincinnati native american coalition "we've made ourselves available. that is yet to happen with the diocese or with the school." in a joint statement, the school and diocese said the students' behavior is opposed to the church's teachings and they are investigating. they add appropriate action, up to and including expulsion, is being considered. the mayor of their city

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joe wilson reports. this with a football match under scrutiny. while fans were warned about anti—semitic language, police patrolled the streets before kick—off. we suddenly heard a word, but the chelsea match programme urged supporters not to use. under scrutiny on the pitch, chelsea under maurizio sarri mac, he wants ngolo ka nte to to maurizio sarri mac, he wants ngolo kante to to become a goal—scorer. they shot had enough to get through somehow. and it was a 1—1 on aggregate. what about the best way to harness the talents of eden hazard? he started the move and there he was to finish it. asti spurs were undone again. and improvement from his players, the chelsea manager had demanded, welcome he just witnessed chelsea manager had demanded, welcome hejust witnessed it. but one ci’oss welcome hejust witnessed it. but one cross and welcome hejust witnessed it. but one cross and one welcome hejust witnessed it. but one cross and one header can change everything. your intake more determined to get to the ball and totte n ha m determined to

. >> josh, you have fred wilson calling 2019 a doozy i think we'll see major dislocations in leadership of the u.s., bear market in stocks, a number of issues with the global economy, a messy brexit, sluggish china that from fred wilson. that doesn't bode well if he's right for stocks >> i like fred and i think he's been right on a lot of important stuff in technology over the years. i think you could do that any year the big things to focus on in my book would be as follows number one, leverage loans and anything subinvestment grade credit, watch the etfs we're not just talking about the underlying portfolios. sentiment towards them an etf that you can follow is leverage loans nonbond debt and you see it falling off the cliff in the last couple of weeks that is concerning maybe that will act as a governor and keep the fed out of the game the third thing i want to you think about we've already had a 20% correction from the september high the average annual correction is something on the order of 14% or 15%. we've already experienced that twice because we had one in february as well so i