lisa blunt rochester truly has made history. >> i am humbled and honored to be the first woman, first person of color, but i really hope it just encourages more people to get involved in the process. >> i talked with congressman rochester in washington only a few days into her new terms about history and about choosing to attend the inauguration. >> this martin luther king holiday when i was going through looking at different quotes, i came across a quote i had never seen before which basically says that we are not history makers. we're made by history. again, it's so important to be present at this time and to be at the table. >> in her new role, congresswoman says she hopes she can bring change to delaware. >> i ran on two things. strengthening the economy and jobs and bringing people together. >> makes history making win even more impressive, she decided to run after a very dark time in her life. months of mourning the sudden death of her husband. tells el magazine. you picked the highest thing to reach for at your lowest point. join us this weekend for celebration of lack histobla

. [ applause ] >> reporter: lisa blunt rochester truly has made history. this past november she became the first woman and first african-american to reach the state of congress from the state of delaware. >> i'm honored to be the first woman and first person of color, but i really hope it encourages more people to get involved in the process. >> reporter: i talked with congresswoman rochester in washington only a few days into her new term about history and about a chance to attend the inauguration. >> this martin luther king holiday when i was going through quotes. i found one that said we are not history makers. we're making history. >> reporter: in her new role, she says she hopes she can bring change to the people of delaware. >> i ran on strengthening the economy and jobs, and then i ran on bringing people together. >> what makes congresswoman rochester history making win even more impressive, she decided to run after months of mourning the sudden death of her husband. she tells "elle" magazine her daughter tells her it's important that you reached th

tom: jordan rochester with us. by tail risk, what are you saying this we could get out there on new slow. all of this will affect imports and exports for every g-7 nation. michael froman knows this. u.s. trade representative for president obama. look for that and will :00 p.m. today. ♪ thatere are many aspects are extremely important. significantly reducing capital requirements would reduce the safety of the system. we hope it's not going to happen. particularly for the big banks. francine: stanley fischer issued a warning on reducing bank capital requirements. i thought it was interesting listening to the vice president talk about monetary policy. he was very diplomatic but it certainly seems risk may be to the upside attached. tom: delicate comments from the vice-chairman to say the least. --dan rochester of nomura dovetail what druggy what do -- what draghi will do, what yellen will do. what is their action plan? given the instability of the markets. jordan: they have a bit of divergence in action plans. big f

. >> reporter: i talked with congressman rochester in washington only a few days into her new term about history and choosing to attend the inauguration. >> this martin luther king holiday when i was going through looking at different quotes, i came across a quote i'd never seen before which basically says that we are not history makers, we're made by history. that's why it's so important to be present at this time and to be at the table. >> reporter: in her new role congresswoman rochester says she hopes that she can bring change to the people of delaware. >> i ran on strengthening the economy and jobs, then i ran on bringing people together. >> reporter: what makes congresswoman rochester's history making win even more impressive, she actually decided to run after a very dark time in her life, months after mourning the sudden death of her husband. her daughter said to her, mom, you picked the highest thing to reach for at your lowest point. that she did. tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. >>> be sure to join us this weekend for nbc 10's special celebration of black history month. jacqueline

as popular as he is in rochester he could not have been elected to congress. he would have to be in the south to do that and get one of the black belt counties. he and grant -- he sees grant as an ally and johnson as an enemy. the always remains justin activist -- just an activist. he believes his pen and voice are his weapons. ms. waugh: he is a great campaigner in 1872 for grant. ms. medford: but his agitation is the most important thing he had. that was his role in society. he is the leader of black america, undisputed in this part of the 19th century. he is there to agitate. he is there to bail out white men who let the freedmen's bank go down the tubes. he tries to say that any puts his own money to the bank. he is still not able to save it because they made such a mess of it. it was not african-americans who were responsible for that failure, but the white men put in charge of that bank. >> thank you very much/ mr. williams: thank you. >> what effect if any did the death of thaddeus stevens have on the outcome of reconstruction? mr. williams: joan? ms. w

as popular as he is in rochester he could not have been elected to congress. he would have to be in the south to do that and get one of the black belt counties. he sees grant as an ally and johnson as an enemy. he always remains just an activist. he believes his pen and voice are his weapons. ms. waugh: he is a great campaigner in 1872 for grant. ms. medford: but his agitation is the most important thing he had. that was his role in society. he is the leader of black america, undisputed in this part of the 19th century. he is there to agitate. he is there to bail out white men who let the freedmen's bank go down the tubes. he tries to say that any puts his own money to the bank. he is still not able to save it because they made such a mess of it. it was not african-americans who were responsible for that failure, but the white men put in charge of that bank. >> thank you very much. mr. williams: thank you. >> what effect if any did the death of thaddeus stevens have on the outcome of reconstruction? mr. williams: joan? ms. waugh: thank you. i think that actual

against all odds, hercules is the newest member of the rochester new hampshire police department. canine team. this photo has been shared, do you see him down there, little pug. >> cute! >> more than 70,000 times. hercules has been trained on how to aggressively hunt down any loose treats. and he knows how to sleep all day. no matter what the weather may be. >> not competing. >> no. there for moral support. like why i am here every day. i am the pug of the world news team. i am the world news now pug. >> remember the celebrity doppleganger i get. >> cindy crawford. >> little beauty mark. right here. >> i have gotten seal without the scars. >> seal. i can see that. >> i can take the scars as well. >> always the best. >> i'll take his ex-wife. >> oh, heidi. if you're watching. ha-ha. >> call him. >> call him, heidi. ♪ easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my fav

i did not know how far rochester was. i was good at engineering and not good at geography. i got there, and i was lucky. luck is an amazing blessing. i was lucky. i picked this great company, one that allowed me to, even in upstate new york, feel like a new yorker, feel like i could be how i look, how i wanted. the things i thought that were key of me being ursula burns, they did not flush it out of you. "you need to look like this and speak like this." it was perfect for me. and they gave me lots and lots of chances to do all kinds of things. just insane. you go we're doing a product in , japan. here i am from the lower east side of manhattan. the farthest i had been was to florida. the farthest i've been on a plane was to washington, d.c. literally. and they said, by the way, we have this big product development in japan. you have to go there and spend a couple of weeks. i said, japan, you mean that other place over there in asia? charlie: beyond hawaii. ursala: i just ended up in a great place as they they curated, a word i hate to use, but they did curate experiences fo

across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov liz: the january jobs report dropping friday morning. the u.s. economy adding 227,000 jobs while the unemployment rate ended higher to 4%. gary: what should investors make of the earnings result? dan, what about earnings? we talked about your concern about the economy. how do you look at earnings and how does that factor into your overall market outlook. >> the gap that's generally accepted and the proforma. a lot of companies are taking money ancontinng to grow at a low scale. they are mostly buying their stock. some of them have guided lower. some of them said they expected expenses to increase the next couple of quarters. the earnings seem great. the stock prices themselves are fluffy because of expe

it was in the 1960's, when you had those horrible urbaninations and you had riots and detroit and rochester and new work, and the police -- newark, and police getting out of control like chicago and birmingham and a stonewall and kent state. and we are seeing a replay of too much of that today. so this is not good, because a country can only sustain so much damage to its values and institutions. and some of the same things i 1960's pose ahe threat to our rule of law today. state laws are in a fragile state and we have to respect it and when you see these tragic events in places like orlando and san bernardino, and dallas, vandalizee riots that and is damage shopkeepers and injure the innocent. and you see the police engaging and unjustified shootings, i cannot point the blame in one direction or another. but i do know what we have lost during the 1960's and i know we need to find it. i never expected to be at this point in my life reliving some a halfout that decade century ago. host: federal judge harvie wilkinson is our guest today. we want to hear from you. we have split the numbers by a

how will that affect your ♪ across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. trish: the british parliament voting this week to give theresa may the official power to ditch the european union. gary: we are back with bob diamond. you spend some time in london as ceo of barclays. what do you make of the brexit situation? are you surprised it hasn't had more an impact in terms of asset prices? >> actually, i am. i love the fact that i can vote in the u.k. as well as the u.s. my family was there long enough that we had passpor

we saw a sufi shrine in rochester -- rajastahnn being targeted. >> we are having to wrap it up. when we come back, more world news and the business headlines as well. stick around for that ♪ >> welcome back. you are with dw news live from berlin. our top story, america's new secretary of state has met his russian counterpart for the first time. rex tillerson and sergey lavrov met on the steps of the g20 meeting in bonn. and the berlin film festival is about to honor e -- melina callanero with a lifetime achievement award. our roving reporters are going to stand by for us. did evening to you. >> later tonight we understand the honorary golden bear for lifetime achievement may go to someone many people may not have heard from. >> a lot of people have not heard of melana cannaera, but you have seen her work. " a clockwork orange", those outfits or her design. she dressed a jack nicholson in "the shining". and recently she worked with sofia coppola on marie antoinette. also collaborating with malone of blahnik on the shoes on that film. it is a pretty big honor for a costume desig

i was good engineering and not good at you archery -- i did not know how far rochester was. i got there, and i was lucky. luck is an amazing blessing. i was lucky. this great company, one that allowed me to, even in upstate new york, field like a howeel like a new yorker, it looks, how i wanted. the things i thought that work key of me being ursula burns, they did not flush it out of you. you need to look like this and speak like this. it was perfect for me. and they gave me lots and lots of chances to do all kinds of things. just insane. we're doing a product in japan. here i am from the lower east side of manhattan. the far decided then was to florida. the farthest i've been on a plane was to washington, d.c. literally. and they said, by the way, we have this big product development in japan. you have to go there and spend a couple of weeks. i said, japan, you mean that other place over there in asia? charlie: beyond hawaii. ursala: i just ended up in a great place, and a curated -- they curated, a word i hate to use but they did curated experiences for me that were always

] jaken from rochester. jaken, what is your talent? >> so, i can make a trumpet impression with my mouth. >> jimmy: you can -- so you make a trumpet noise with his mouth? >> mm-hmm. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: higgins. sorry. okay. whenever you're ready, i'd like to hear it. >> so i'm going to do justin bieber, "sorry." >> jimmy: okay. [ trumpet impression ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you for -- thank you for -- coming on the show. [ laughter ] thank you, buddy. [ laughter and applause ] becky -- becky who do we have next? [ laughter ] >> this is brittany from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> jimmy: hey! [ cheers and applause ] what i love about this city. it's all sorts of people. pittsburgh, pennsylvania! i love pittsburgh, primanti brother sandwiches. >> primanti brothers, yeah. >> jimmy: now. >> it's great. >> jimmy: yeah it is. what is your talent? >> so i can say all my 50 states in about 16 seconds. >> jimmy: you can say all 50 states -- in 16 seconds? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: thi

blunt rochester: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to house joint resolution 57 today for two reasons. i believe that the majority's repeated use of the congressional review act this week and last week is unnecessary, constraining and in this case, adds cost. the congressional review act has only been used successfully in 2000 one time. and already this month the house is considering its eighth joint resolution of disapproval . i believe in our role of oversight of the executive branch, but using the blunt tool of the c.r.a. to block regulatory action in an effort to support and improve public education is an abuse of the c.r.a. the newly confirmed secretary of education can already amend targeted rules like this one this resolution. and is -- this one, this resolution. and is doing so. the every student succeeds act was a major bipartisan accomplishment. and i'm particularly concerned about the uncertainty for the states and local stakeholders caused by repealing these accountability standards in the underlying r

i was in new york f i didn't know how far rochester was. i was good at engineering not geography. i got there and i was lucky. luck is an amazing blessing. i was lucky. i picked this great company or they picked me. one that allowed me to kind of even in up state new york feel like a new yorker, how i looked. the things that i thought were core and key to me being ursula burns. they didn't flush it out of you. you got to look like this and act like this and speak like this. it was perfect for me and they gave me lots and lots of chances to do all kinds of things. just insane. we're doing a product in japan. here i am from the lower east side of manhattan. the fartherrist i had been was to florida. the fartherrest i was on a plane was to washington d.c. they said we have this big product development thing in japan. you have to go there and spend a couple weeks. i said japan, that place over in asia. i just ended up in great place and they curated, the word i hate to use but they did curate experiences for me that were always a tippy toe experience. higher than i thought i could do

he was addressing the rochester ladies anti-slavery society. this is a neck served of james earl jones reading the historic address during a performance o f howard zininn's voicices of a people's history of the united states. >> it is not light that is needed, but fire. it is not the gentle shower, but under. we need the storm, the whirlwind, the earthquake, the feeling of the nation must be quickened. the constants of the nation must be aroused. the propriety of the nation must be startled. the hypocrisy of the nation must be exposed and the crimes against god and man must be proclaimed and denounced. a makeover more, we're joined by the great, great, great grandson of frederick douglass, kenneth morris, junior, also the great, great grandson of booker t. washington the founder and president of the frederick douglass family initiatives. he joins us from irvine, california. welcomome to democracy now! your thoughts on donald trump's words, the president of the ununited states, about your gre, great, great-grandfather. >> well, i'm in california

he was addressing the rochester ladies anti-slavery society. this is a neck served of james earl jones reading the historic address during a performance of howard zinn's voices of a people's history of the united states. >> it is not light that is needed, but fire. it is not the gentle shower, but under. we need the storm, the whirlwind, the earthquake, the feeling of the nation must be quickened. the constants of the nation must be aroused. the propriety of the nation must be startled. the hypocrisy of the nation must be exposed and the crimes against god and man must be proclaimed and denounced. a makeover more, we're joined by the great, great, great grandson of frederick douglass, kenneth morris, junior, also the great, great grandson of booker t. washington the founder and president of the frederick douglass family initiatives. he joins us from irvine, california. welcome to democracy now! your thoughts on donald trump's words, the president of the united states, about your great, great, great-grandfather. >> well, i'm in california come s

look at this, a winter wonderland in rochester, minnesota, look how the snow came down making it tough for drivers all day long. maybe not so much of a winter wonderland if you have to shovel it. is that storm system for us? >> it is, the same storm system is heading our way but we're getting the warmer sector of it, bringing us a chance of thunderstorm activity during the day tomorrow, some of the storms could be on the strong side, so tomorrow really a day of change. and it's going to be hour by hour so take a look at this so many people out and about tonight at area restaurants, the restaurants love it. they were opening up all the windows and doors, temperatures right now still 61 degrees at 11:00 p.m. winds out of the north at 17 miles an hour, it's still 64 in leesburg, if these were the highs we would still say look how warm it is. no rain now, but take a look just back to the west, again, our area for the most part on the clear side. here is the line of thunderstorms, there is a severe thunderstorm watch in parts of ohio, this line is what is moving our way. now the snow still

lives >> there have been follow-up studies to the original test including one from the university of rochester in 2012, it found that trust in the person offering the treat greatly impacted the child's decision to delay gratification. in fact, there were four times more likely to wait. dr. foreman said this proves that self control is not predetermined but based on on our environment and our experiences. something the original study didn't take into account. >> that was great. i loved watchings that. >> i was smiling whole thing >> that was my old elementary school. thanks for having >> that was great. >>> the air is getting warmer, we're talking 70's for three days now as we head through the end of the week and into the weekend. major warmup. this is not new, this is -- this has been going on late last week. and temperatures above average through last weekend now the warmest air yet. here's a look at what's happening, take you to the poconos and reason i want to show you this is you can start to see how the snow is looking slushy and icy there, jack frost big barreled, a lot on slopes with te

he began publishing a newsletter and later joined frederick douglass to aid publications in rochester, new york. delaney recruited thousands of men to the union army. martin persuaded president lincoln to create an all-black or led by african-american officers. delaney was commissioned a major , making him the first black line officer in u.s. army history. hethe post-war years, contributed to civil rights for african americans. he's considered by many to be the father of black nationalism. aaron: for more stories from "military times" black history month, go to militarytimes .com/blackhistory. that is it for this week's "defense news." for more on the latest, visit defensenews.com. thanks for joining us. i am aaron mehta. [music] >> dr. charles stanley: as long as you and i are alive, we have the responsibility of being fruitful all the days of our life. and i wonder sometimes if some people shorten their life because they're not useful. they come to the point in life and they say, "well, i'm fifty-five and i've got sixty-two, let's see, i've got seven more years to live and then i'm

it was in the 1960s when you had those horrible assassinations, and you had urban riots in detroit rochester and newark, and you had police getting out of control as they did in chicago and birmingham, and stonewall and kent state, and we're seeing a replay of too much of that today. and so this isn't good, because a country can only sustain so much damage to its values and its institutions, and some of the same things that i witnessed in the 1960s pose a threat to our rule of law today. as i say law is in a fragile state, and we have to respect it and when you see these tragic events in places like orlando and san bernardino and dallas, and you see riots that vandalize and damage shopkeepers and injure innocents and you see police engage in unjustified shootings, i can't point the blame all one direction or another. but i do know what we lost during the 1960s. i do know we've got to find it and i never expected to be at this point in my life reliving so much about that decade a half century ago. >> federal judge harvie wilkins is taking our calls this morning. we want to hear from you for 5

lives >> there have been follow-up studies to the original test including one from the university of rochester in 2012, it found that trust in the person offering the treat greatly impacted the child's decision to delay gratification. in fact, there were four times more likely to wait. dr. foreman said this proves that self control is not predetermined but based on on our environment and our experiences. something the original study didn't take into account. >> that was great. i loved watchings that. >> i was smiling whole thing >> that was my old elementary school. thanks for having >> that was great. >>> the air is getting warmer, we're talking 70's for three days now as we head through the end of the week and into the weekend. major warmup. this is not new, this is -- this has been going on late last week. and temperatures above average through last weekend now the warmest air yet. here's a look at what's happening, take you to the poconos and reason i want to show you this is you can start to see how the snow is looking slushy and icy there, jack frost big barreled, a lot on slopes with te

reporter: there have been follow-up studies to the original test, including one from the university of rochester in 2012. now it found trust in the person offering the treat greatly impact the child's decision to delay gratification, in fact, they were four times more lakely to wait. there foreman says that this proves that self control is not predetermined but rather based on our environment and our experiences, something that the original study, didn't take into account. nicole brewer for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> would you wait it out? >> i really like marshmallowy could hold out for days, i've got the wheel power. >> please. >> i can. >> plus unless it is chocolate cake. >>> big winners from the brit award, pat? >> good morning, guys, we are out here, dark and early, at scotland run golf course what do you do when it is warm? you get out to the golf course a lot of people are doing that these days. we will talk with nick bar owe who is gm at scotland and tell us how craze think season has been, coming up, guys. >>> when we check with pat we will ask him why he is wearing a cowboy hat, a s

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. >> reporter: more than a foot of snow now on the ground in rochester. this, as nearly 30 million are at risk for damaging winds and tornadoes. up to quarter-sized hail already in indiana, all from a system that claimed at least four lives in separate crashes in utah. and in idaho, this chain reaction crash involving two school buses on a snow-covered road. nearly 60 fifth-graders on board, one student taken to the hospital. and david, here in indiana and parts of the ohio valley, they are bracing for a long night of powerful storms and even the possibility of tornadoes. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> let's get right to rob marciano with a track of the storm. >> reporter: the storm is bumping into some big-time heat, so a volatile situation. ohio, michigan, very rare to get thunderstorms this far north. and meanwhile, the backside of the blizzard still going. the snow will wind down tonight, show showers into chicago. and look at the rain and thunder along i-95. the cold front does come through, and it does get cold. temperatures will feel like the teens

across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov >>> i'd like to know, did he just do this as a rogue general flynn that he just decided to call the russians up one day and say, you know, we're going to have a different view on sanctions, don't worry about it, or did it come from somebody else in the white house? >> that's cannexactly my questi for senator grande. who set him up? that was senator lindsey graham asking some of the same unanswered questions looming today in the wake of general flynn's resignation. he was pushed to resign as national security adviser. the fbi are inquiring potential contacts between trump aides and officials. there are also investigations under way in the congress. roy blount, a republican, told a radio station today tha

in rochester, the engineering legacy of xerox is birthing the photonics industry. rotcs are doing great work and i propose another $750 million in economic developments to keep the growth coming and the jobs being delivered. today, i'm excited to announce we'll invest $650 million to help fuel the new life sciences economy starting right here in new york city. we are partnering with johnson and johnson and the genome center to advance cutting edge genetic research that will save lives and create jobs and new york is the place to do it. we will also work to strengthen our outer boroughs. we'll invest in the king's bridge armory and orchard beach and more desperately needed restoration opportunities and we will invest $50 million at montefiore hospital. we will offer residents of staten island permanent verrazano toll reduction and make part of the cuny system. queens will see two new airports and a new jfk and a new laguardia because i'm from queen quee queens. and we want to make brooklyn a new model for health care and incorporating prevention strategies into life

. >> reporter: more than a foot of snow now on the ground in rochester. this, as nearly 30 million are at risk for damaging winds and tornadoes. up to quarter-sized hail already in indiana, all from a system that claimed at least four lives in separate crashes in utah. and in idaho, this chain reaction crash involving two school buses on a snow-covered road. nearly 60 fifth-graders on board, one student taken to the hospital. and david, here in indiana and parts of the ohio valley, they are bracing for a long night of powerful storms and even the possibility of tornadoes. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> let's get right to rob marciano with a track of the storm. >> reporter: the storm is bumping into some big-time heat, so a volatile situation. ohio, michigan, very rare to get thunderstorms this far north. and meanwhile, the backside of the blizzard still going. the snow will wind down tonight, show showers into chicago. and look at along i-95. the cold front does come through, and it does get cold. temperatures will feel like the teens come sunday, so we h

. >> reporter: more than a foot of snow now on the ground in rochester. this, as nearly 30 million are at risk for damaging winds and tornadoes. up to quarter-sized hail already in indiana, all from a system that claimed at least four lives in separate crashes in utah. and in idaho, this chain reaction crash involving two school buses on a snow-covered road. nearly 60 fifth-graders on board, one student taken to the hospital. and david, here in indiana and parts of the ohio valley, they are bracing for a long night of powerful storms and even the possibility of tornadoes. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> let's get right to rob marciano with a track of the storm. he joins us live. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. the storm is bumping into some big-time record heat, so a volatile situation. and the radar is popping. indiana, ohio, michigan, very rare to get thunderstorms this far north. so it could get rough. and meanwhile, the backside of the blizzard still going. i-35, des moines, just a mess. the snow will wind down tonight, show showers into chicago. and

in rochester, the engineering legacy of kodak, xerox, and barb and laum is birthing the photonics industry. our redcs are doing great, great work. and i propose another $750 million in economic developments to keep the growth coming and the jobs being delivered. [ applause ] tid, i am excited to announce we are going to invest $650 million to help fuel the new life sciences economy starting right here in new york city. we are partnering with johnson and johnson and the genome center to advance cutting-edge genetic research that will save lives and create jobs, and new york is the place to do it. [ applause ] we will also work to strengthen our outer boroughs. as i am a native outer borough boy as you can tell from my accent. we will invest in the king's bridge armory and orchard beach for more desperately needed urban recreation opportunities, and we will invest $50 million in montefiore hospital to preserve affordable health care. [ applause ] we will offer residents of staten island permanent verrazano toll reductions. [ applause ] queens will see two new airports, a new jfk and a new la

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