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whitney houston died last night in beverly hills at age 48. born in newark, gospel singer cece houston. one of the if not the greatest voices of the age. she would sell more than 55 million records over her career. over the last decade she battled drug addiction, often uncomfortably in the public life. she was found yesterday afternoon in a room in the beverly hills hilton. the cause of death is unknown. i was -- i heard it the radio last night, whitney houston died. i had would though...

president. and then, suddenly, everything changed. after garfield was shot, arthur made a transformation so stunning and complete that no one could leave it. the entire country was horrified by the fact that chester arthur might be president. but unlike conkling, arthur was vacant and grief stricken. the last thing he wanted was for garfield to die. he hid himself from public view and refused even to go to washington for fear would look like he was waiting in the wings and a cut himsel...

>>jaqueline: the freeze morning is in effect until 9:00 a.m.. >>jaqueline: as we get into the afternoon we will see fifties filling in. the afternoon highs today will be mild. park >>ysabel: it just would not that cold front outside and a last-minute rush to get across this effects. this is what it looked like on friday at how her of people packed stores in union square. retailers are trying to boost sales. many stores are staying open through lead tonight. small employees across the b...

585-3 going to show you a good bit of the house to885 earlier. where also like to share your reaction from the -- we are also going to share your reaction from the vote. a reminder to the conversation from this morning from "washington journal" is still open. you can post your comments on line. danielle is covering the debate in house today. what does that vote mean? >> it includes the unemployment insurance will not become law. this was the two month extension. instead they have rejec...

judges was set to uphold the charges. sandusky are right earlier this morning with his wife maintaining his innocence in this matter on all counts. this morning, he arrived at the courthouse as and as soon as the proceedings started, he waived his rights to a preliminary hearing. that means that he will go directly to trial. one of the attorneys for victim number 1 is present at the courthouse and said all of that victim was not here, there are now 11 alleged victims in this case. they...

both the staff here in washington and california for help make -- helping make this event possible. joining us tonight is the chief of the u.s. forest service. he has a holiday message to share with all of you. >> thank you. i will take full credit for the rain to let off. i want to thank those from california for sending been nice, warm weather this evening. as was mentioned, the things that i want to stress is that this is a collaborative effort. we are with the community in the cali...

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book tv presents "after words," an hourlong program where we invite guest hosts to interview authors. this week sylvia nasar and her latest book, "grand pursuit: the story of an economic genius." and if the best-selling author of a beautiful mind takes readers through the history of economics, the citys most influential theorists and the intellectual pursuits that she believes have helped people all over the world. she talks with u.s. managing the trip of the financial times, gillian t...

everything he could in that period bostick edgings of revolutionary officers and they are held in the morgan library and there is an image of even alan which matches almost exactly the image of even alan dunn in 1929. its not this. its not this. this is the statute given to vermont confronts please in such a recall during the nations capital in the 1870s. each state got one in vermont but even alan where he looks remarkably like marlon brando play napoleon. everything is wrong about it...

>> it has slowed down because of the length of time, but we intend to continue through with it that today. before giving himself up? >> i cannot talk about what was contained in the conversation, but the fact that we are in conversation is a very good thing. >> at least they are talking to him, at this point she admits that we have not been able to get the woman on the phone to confirm if shes doing fine. perhaps she is not even in there at this time. you can see the police officers in...