your world in 90 seconds. she ishe t embodiment of government corruption. a new poll shows hillary clinton up big. i debated him for four and a haholf urs. i don t even think about responding to him any more. i m going to let the american people decide. in california, 13 people are deolad flowing a massive accident involving a charter bus and a tractor-trailer. at least five people have been killed inla pne crash in the night aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff on its way to libya. at&t shook up the media landscape this week announced it is buying timer for more than $85 bill ionardolls. a march toward mosul. the i.d. threats everywhere. in syria, fighting returned after a cease-fire. ride along with a police officer in california took a terrifying turn. blamen a r.v. on a traffic delay in new eyjers. bill murray is the recipient of the mark twain award. were a running over but who cares? cardinals how are you going to celebrate? probably
october 29th, i m jan carabao. get outside to enjoy weather on tap, here s meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather. justin 70 degrees, late october does that go too much. lower 60 s where we should be. the last weekend we were talking about 80 s but 70 s making a come back. and we will enjoy it. yes, certainly tomorrow, we will talk about mid 70 s for afternoon temperatures. tomorrow, warmest day out of the next several and we will bring back rain chances but most of the weekend does stay on the dry side. this morning, it is clear, calm but little bit chilly outside with temperatures below freezing in spots looking at center city with clear skies. right now airport is 40 degrees. yesterday was pretty windy, now wind have been calmed. they will increase later this morning. no harsh wind chills this morning but look at temperature change, compared to this time yesterday, we were out friday morning at 6:00 o clock, it was ten to 15 . big difference this mornin
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then upon her death left. it was opened as a public museum in 1963. we are now more than 50 years as an institution in washington, d.c. it is good to see all of you here tonight. our program is entitled smile while you kiss me sad adieu. world war i songs. let me introduce our speaker quickly. we like to remind people here that president wilson imagines a world at peace and proposed a plan to achieve that vision. that is a remarkable accomplishment when we take about it from the vantage point of our lives 100 years later. it is more remarkable if we transport ourselves back to his time and think about the world in which he lived and the ideas that were abroad at the time and the remarkable accomplishment that it was for him in the middle of a world war to imagine what the world ought to look like at peace and propose that that should be our default position, that there ought to be a league of nations and nations ought not to engage in aggressive war. this house allows us to
morning. our top stories for 2013. 26% said it was the 2010 implementation and overhaul of health care in general, eight percent said it was the death of nelson mandela and another eight percent was the federal government s budget troubles. six or sent that it was a national debate over gun laws and mass shootings and four was the boston marathon bombing. that the the top five associated press found as a top stories of 2013. what is your pick for the top story? could be president obama s presidency in 2013? your pick for new story of the year. lillian in pacifica, california. you re up first, lillian. go ahead. i think the approval rating for obama is low, but i think he is doing the best for the people. i think that he that the people do need health care and i know so many that are so happy that they have obamacare right now. lily, what do you think about his agenda, his congressional agenda, what he wants to see past, legislation in 2014. should he be accommodating or con