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Stokes. And thank you for joining us, im ken rosato. Its friday, november 6th. And you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. You know whos here . Meteorologist bill evans is. Oh. What a check of the accuweather forecast. Thank you ken. Lori good morning. Good morning everybody, thank you very much. Here we go take a look outside. We have ourselves some cloudy skies and some dense fog around this morning. So foggy its knocking out some of the cameras but look how warm it is. 66 degrees and half mile visibility in some spots down to. 3 now at jfk. And you can see about...

Family. Nine members of the family have worked at the white house. I talked to one of the butlers who works every week at the white house. His uncle was the head butler. He told me my uncle ram the white house. They brought him in when he was 17 years old in 1959 during the eisenhower administration. He is still working there. He described how he used to work in the kitchen and they kept on giving him ice scream ice cream because he was skinny. It is incredible he remembers how the eisenhowers word. They are a dying breed. Tonight at 8 00 eastern and pacific on cspans q a. Over the next four h...

Going to change. He is, in my view, an agent of the on white house. And certainly not interested in bipartisan oversight again in a manner in which the committees were intended. Theyre just not going to operate that way. James clapper, we appreciate your perspective. You have a unique one based on all of your experience. Thanks, alisyn. Thanks to our international viewers. For you kpb news now is next. Certain changes that are going to have to get paid to take out certain sources and methods. It is very important to clear up the poisonous rhetoric. If the president wants a parade, im sure the ...

As Minsmere celebrates 75 years there are improved hides, better paths and more places to see the wildlife from as it enjoys a post-pandemic boom.

As Minsmere celebrates 75 years there are improved hides, better paths and more places to see the wildlife from as it enjoys a post-pandemic boom.