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Your allimportant labor day forecast is on the way. And tainted tradition. The annual west point pillow fight turning ugly. Dozen cadets injured. What was stuffed into those pillow cases, how the prestigious military academy is responding this morning. Hey, good morning, everybody. And yet again this morning, we have fresh and dramatic pictures coming in from europe, new developments in that refugee crisis. Thousands of families now arriving in austria and in germany. You can see the relief on a...

Joining hundreds of Syrian Kurdish and opposition fight tours take on the Islamic State in iraq and the levant. The peshmerga have been waiting on the border since wednesday. Reconnaissance teams have been sent in over the past few days. Now it seems that theyre ready to begin the fight. Now kobane has gained great significance not just for the Kurdish Forces defending it, but also for turkey. Its leaders have been watching developments there closely. Well have more on that a little later. But f...

Once it engages, it will be interesting whether the stalemate controlling the eastern part and the southern part of the kurdish fighters controlling the west and north, whether that balance of power will shift or not. Its not just a physical battle, theres a political struggle. Ill come back in a second after we hear from the turkish president who says there has been too Much Coalition focus on kobane. Translation i want to stress one important thing about kobane. Why kobane . Why not other town...

Critics all over the United States marveled at it as well. One thing st. Paul people were living with was the idea we were still on the frontier. We were at the turn of the 19 century and people were still thinking we lived in log cabins and did not have much of modern conveniences. For the people back east making those judgments to see favorable reports and artists and architects commenting about the greatness of this building that really made st. Paul come up a notch culturally. It was a cente...

This program is about an hour and 20 minutes. Only the small secrets need to be protected. The large ones are kept secret by public incredulity. Marshall mcluhan. The gospel of thomas includes the following, jesus said, know what is in front of your face and what is hidden will be disclosed. There is nothing hidden that will not be revealed and nothing that will not be raised. Our speaker is a former Army Intelligence officer, an expert in far eastern studies, a scholar of christian theology, an...

The Richard Nixon and the National Security council. They discussed the president poshard policies toward egypt and israel during the yom kippur war. They also encourage diplomatic relations with china during the cold war. By theent was cohosted National Archives and the Richard Nixon foundation is about 90 minutes. To talk, this is going to be the first in a severalpart series on how it the Nixon Administration change the world. Kissinger,y, Henry Henry Kissinger poshard kissingers National Sec...

They are out there were out there raising the money they need. Its been a brutal campaign. Toare all looking forward fancy farm. Its a very run munches rambunctious crowd. Partisans tog the have some decorum today heard. The crowd is very enthusiastic and pumped up. Thats what really matters and makes this the spirit. I have run into several people that are coming to their first fancy farm picnic. All across the state who have not made the trip, give us a feel of what this is all about. Some of ...

This is probably going to be the first in a several part on how it the Nixon Administration change the world. Particularly, Henry Kissingers National Security council. It led to the first middle east Peace Agreement in probably 2000 years. What gets lost in this amazing series of successes is how president nixon and his very able foreignpolicy adviser Henry Kissinger transformed the National Security decisionmaking structure. On the very first day of the administration, these innovations created...

We may never know what drove a man in sydney, australia, to take 17 people hostage. What we do know is the standoff lasted 16 hours, made International Headlines in large part because of this. A black banner, the gunmen forced his captives to display. It appears the man acted alone, and had no connection to isil. Still, it was a clear attempt to provoke fear. Reporter hostages pick their moments and run for their lives. Moments later police storm this central sydney cafe. One officer appears to ...

Making money and christmas cheer. One of the poorest countries is crafting economic success. We begin in syria where government jets struck schools and mosques in a battle against fighters from Islamic State of iraq and levant. Activists say air strikes targeted the cities of raqqa, duma and idlib. A warning some viewers may find the images in the report did you agree. Reporter this injured girl is afraid of needles as her mother tries to reassure her. Another syrian child caught up in a war fou...