and he takes it off and gets looks down and dirty. working hard. and giving people information, tradeable stuff. what you come here and suddenly i m being respectful towards you. i enjoy you feel comfortable enough to say take the jacket off. and i said why are you not respectful to waner and he said because i m not. standing up for him. and he s probably watching right now. i bet he is. you know what he loves to do? tweet about officiating. he loves that. he also loves that duke is knocked out of the tournament. he hates dock. he just doesn t like duke. he does. i had north carolina. i got 10 out of 16. and i still have north carolina. i didn t think i was going to have north carolina. they almost blew that game. how s yours? not too good. not too good for msg. that s not what they wanted. you ve got wisconsin/florida in one game and baylor in the other game. south carolina, i don t think that s what msg wanted. they ll be okay. ucla/kentucky,
the books are available in the sales tent, and we ll be signing in the main author tent just around the corner here. now, before we begin, clint, did you want to say something? hello, austin! [cheers and applause] it s great to be back near the hill country where i spent a great deal of time. a great deal of time with lbj. and we re going to tell you, we re going to give you a glimpse into our book, five presidents, now as much as we can for about 35 minutes, and then we ll open it up to questions and answers for the last portion. first, i have to figure out how to make this thing work. [inaudible conversations] he said it takes a bit. all right. takes a minute. clint hill was born in 1932, the middle of the great depression, and his mother realized she couldn t care for him. so she had him baptized and dropped him off at the north dakota children s home in fargo, north dakota. fortunately, when he was about three months old, he was adopted by a wonderful family, ch
after this session. the books are available in the sales tent, and we ll be signing in the main author tent just around the corner here. now, before we begin, clint, did you want to say something? hello, austin! [cheers and applause] it s great to be back near the hill country where i spent a great deal of time. a great deal of time with lbj. and we re going to tell you, we re going to give you a glimpse into our book, five presidents, now as much as we can for about 35 minutes, and then we ll open it up to questions and answers for the last portion. first, i have to figure out how to make this thing work. [inaudible conversations] he said it takes a bit. all right. takes a minute. clint hill was born in 1932, the middle of the great depression, and his mother realized she couldn t care for him. so she had him baptized and dropped him off at the north dakota children s home in fargo, north dakota. fortunately, when he was about three months old, he was adopted by
yeah. yeah. oh, yeah. oh, man do i have seven day up darn it s that s okay. here we go. 80 degrees for high temperature today. we re starting we re at 70 degrees right now at nine click. you can feel it. is warmer. not bad very nice. dryer second half the weekend. let s go for are run those folks doing turkey trot. starting to the a little warm on them now. almost done with turkey trots. beautiful, beautiful, much more all right we ll see you then, dave. thank you. so it s thanksgiving morning. and the pies are made and turkey probably in even you re peeling potatoes right about now. some people do things for others this day. they volunteer their time and their energy at metropolitan ministries. and that s where fox 13 s shayla reeves has been all morning long you ve met a lot of interesting people sings sings you ve been there. it s good thing that they do. we ve got great volunteers. i just had a chance to chat with yolanda she s joined by her children, grandchildren to
airport. no airport delays, 41 degrees, not as cold, either, as it was this same time yesterday. so, as we take a look at the foxcast, looking at 54 in trenton, upper 50 s, in atlantic city, ooh degrees in reading, with those showers, moving in, mid to late morning, into the early afternoon. the activity right now, ultimate doppler, still out to the west. but watch the clock, as we go hour by hour, you can see, that light green, kind of showing up on the map around midday. into the early afternoon time frame. less than .10 of an inch. what about traffic? on this busy kind of day, as far as a loft folks getting up, maybe headed to the parade. we do have some road closures to talk about, here is a shot right now, just showing you what s taking place along the parkway. keep that in mind. also, the vine street expressway westbound, off ramp to the ben franklin parkway will be closed talking about some impacts in center city, spring garden, street in both directions, between 76, i