Welcome to our 35th annual Allstar Party. Please join me in welcoming a lady we love. Who is now appear ng a very supporting role in a major production back east. This is dutch reagan. And now, kindly join me in welcoming man who we greet as fred. A very special friend close to our hearts. Mr. Dutch reagan. Hello. Nancy and dutch, your host for the evening, 1983 variety club honoree, truly his broth brothers keeper, Frances Albert sinatra. You may be seated. Im delighted to be here with dutch and his bride. The first lady of the United States and might i add the first lady of geneva, too. And now, here are some wonderful people who will be entertaining you for the next hour. Youve already met marty and here are charleston heston, e dee gourmet and steve lawrence, of course. And emanuel lewis, the mightest little fella ive ever known in my life and my buddy, mr. Dean white. Mr. Burt reynolds. Mr. Vincent sculley, a giant in the baseball world. Mr. Ben vereen. And the variety club office
area, janine de la vega will have more on how the growing popularity is prompting these new changes. thank you for joining us monday morning september 2 thethee we have some weather changes but thunderstorm clouds are moving out and the system responsible is taking the cloud cover with it and there is still some cloud cover, it was checked and they they will prevent these lows from getting higher. 56 degrees and fog will retreat fog sun, it will be nice today. cool morning mostly sunny today. a lot more sun than we had over the weekend, upper 70s lower 80s a little below average coast and bay, here is sal. steve, we are looking at traffic that is getting busier and we have notice add couple more things coming in. west 08 west 08 we have a crash clearing out and it is causing a lot of traffic but it s not as bad as we thought. we go to the east shore freeway and we go down the road and it does look like cars are still getting through which is the good news and traffic will
good evening. the question was raised at the pentagon today at the very top, the secretary of defense, if this terrorist group isis is capable of what we have seen so far, the rampant violence and gruesome killings, most recently the awful execution of an american journalist carried out on camera, then what risk does isis perhaps pose to the united states? the answer from the boss at the pentagon today indicates it s a question the u.s. is concerned about. and in a violent world for good reason. it s where we begin tonight with white house correspondent kristen welker traveling with the vacationing president tonight in martha s vineyard. kristen, good evening. reporter: brian, good evening. today the secretary of defense spoke to reporters for the first time since james foley was executed. and he didn t mince his words about the immediate threat that isis poses. the secretary of defense acknowledged today what armies in syria and iraq already knew, isis is a force to be rec
100 Years Ago: 1924 Byron Plummer, one of Augusta’s popular young men, who is spending the winter in the south, at present being located at Aramond Beach, Florida sent his mother, Mrs. A.L. Plummer of Higgins Street, a crate of oranges and grapefruits recently. 50 Years Ago: 1974 The Garden Club of the Women’s Literary Union […]
welcome to the north pole also known as midtown, manhattan as you look out over 59th and fiftd. the buses are stranded in the streets. it was incredible coming in this morning, russ. there were so many cabs, buses, everything stranded. 16 to 20 inches of snow. now you re looking at cambridge, massachusetts which is also getting pummelled which snow. it s all along the northeastern seaboard. that s true. the snow is still falling. a look at times square in new york city. you can see no one is on the roads. getting out of town, forget about it. it s a nasty day here in the northeast. it s good for a snowball fight, though, if you re in the market for that. let s get you caught up to date. the brutal nor easter continues to hammer the region. a state of emergency has been declared from north carolina to maine, some areas are expected to get as much as two feet of snow. and thousands of flights have been canceled including 1400 in new york city s three major airports. we