Day. Clear skies at night will cool us into the mid 40s with some patchy fog. Today mostly sunny and warm. High 66 wind wsw 510 mph a 40yearold milwaukee man has been arrested for impersonating a Police Officer. Were told by investigators the man identified himself as an officer and ordered a driver to pull over. It happened thursday afternoon near 17th and West Highland avenue. Police have yet to say how he was caught. Uniform and his car was similar to an unmarked squad car. Those that frequent the area tell us this is particularly disturbing since a school filled with children is nearby. Im going to stress the fact that a school is there. That makes it that more unsettling for me as a parent and staff member. Experts say you have a right to ask for an id from an officer and make sure it matches their badge number. You authorities if you believe someone is impersonating a police official. This case will be presented to the milwaukee District Attorney in the coming days. Five people n
Quiet days ahead. And with the nice afternoons that are sunny and mild, we will see at night the temperatures just falling down, very dry air and not much in the way of cloud cover to bring many changes to the forecast day by day. So starting out this morning, we have temperatures that are ranging from the low 30s to the mid and upper 40s. 47 in dc and a northwest wind bringing in air much of the cooler crisp air over the last couple days. Look at this. Manassas, 30. And 35 in white oak, and we have a frost advisory from Prince William to Stafford County, spots where temperatures will be flirting with the freezing mark. So some of your sensitive aboveaverage temperature wise. Well talk about what the work week holds, and well continue to see the nice sunny afternoons coming up. All right. Thank you, melissa. The last weekend of campaign 2016 and their candidates and supporters will be fanned out across the nation. Mike pence will be in fairfax. His running mate, donald trump, ended his
Of our first lady, michelle obama, from childhood through the white house. And our live, threehour conversation with jon ronson, who has written many books including, so, you have been publicly shamed. Join the conversation with jon ronson, who will also be taking your phone calls email, facebook comments, and tweets. All weekend long American History tv is featuring topeka kansas. Charles curtis was the first person with significant acknowledged native american ancestry to become vice president. He served in the Hoover Administration from 19291933. Our Cable Partners worked with cspans city tour staff where they recently traveled to topeka to explore the citys rich history. Learn more all weekend on American History tv. In 1854, all eyes were on kansas. Congress had passed a law creating a territory, opening up areas of the United States that had been set aside as dish it was possible for slavery to be to grow and develop in kansas. As a consequence, that set in motion a tremendous co
Ruled that segregated Public Schools were unconstitutional. Hosted by our cox comedic haitians cable partners, cspan city tour staff recently visited many sites showcasing the citys history. Learn more about topeka all weekend, here on American History tv. In 1854, all eyes were on kansas. Congress had passed a law creating a kansasnebraska territory, opening up areas of the United States that had been set aside as nonslavery, that it was possible for slavery to grow and develop in kansas. As a consequence, that set in motion a tremendous competition between those folks who wanted to expand slavery and those folks who wanted to put it on a course of ultimate distinction. Extinction. And as a result everybody was , concerned about kansas. If you were for slavery, you wanted to make sure that kansas would become like missouri, a slave state. If you were opposed to slavery you want to make sure that no new opportunities were opened up. This movement into the territory that was created by
Hemorrhoids, a number of things doing 75,000 miles on horse back, and into this moment of trying to get to the plains of venezuela, a tremendous force, huge Expeditionary Force under the spaniards fighting to keep grip on the colony, in comes the american agents and one of whom was famously a reporter who came down and sort of freelanceing information back to the president and his cabinet and he was not treated well. You can just imagine. They had a scribbling pad in the middle of the revolution, and he was not treated well. The reports sent back to washington were absolutely scathing, a man with that polian ambitions, and you couldnt say anything worse to an american than to a man with those ambitions. Were talking about 1815 and forward. Slavery was one of the gordon wood described it well, and it was our gmp, it was slavery was huge, and the worst thing that washington could imagine, talking about washington as it was very, the the reputation began to get worse and worse in the Unit