officer robert adams was on the scene. police are confirming adams was involved in an accident in that city. >> i did not see him get hit. >> a wheelchair-bound man. his service dog is gone. morning, 108-year-old trump fan waited a lifetime for what happened. wait until you see her reaction. >> can wait to see that. how chilly for how long? >> take a look at this. isn't that special? his owner is devastated after the service dog was hit and killed by a van. maria: why the losses not one that will be easy to move on from. >> this dog was not on a leash but as a service dog he is usually great with verbal driveway. the dog and up in the street and was struck and killed. >> i did not see him get hit but i don't think i'm going to forget the noise. >> leif a norweigan elkhound had been like a right hand man for john stanhope since he became paralyzed in his right leg 2 years ago. police say leif was struck and killed by a speeding driver yesterday morning on revere's proctor avenue. >> i collapsed there was no way he had made

. >> reporter: rookie police officer robert adams is a patrolman on the streets of rowellly, part of catch people for texting while driving. ironly his boss says adams was textsing while driving in his personal car and then hit a parked car. fox 25 spoke with the officer's sister at their lynn home. >> he was a good guy, and it was just an accident. >> reporter: fox 25 has learned the accident happened around 1:00 in the morning on october 21st on the busy road in lynn, the dark road is cut threw for drivers. >> he was on his way home and he hit a parked car. >> a source tells us after the crash, adam drove down the road and then called police. adams allegedly told the lynn officer he was texting and driving. >> reporter: in a statement from rowelly's police chief... >> it is blown out of proportion, the whole thing. he didn't really do anything wrong. he called the police, told them what happened. >> and tonight the rowelly police chief says the investigation is far from over and it's still unclear exactly where adams was coming from. adams will be facing a judge where he has been c

policesay that officer robert adams was texting and driving when he lynn. an internal investigate is under the scene in raleigh. >>> a $10,000 reward offered for a missing weymouth man. norman lee was snorkeling off grand cayman and a year later, there are questions. was this afternoon accident or a crime? here's beth germano. >> reporter: it remains a is now a sizeable reward offered for information and it has given his family hope that it can be solved. a renewed push by the fbi to solve a year-old mystery. they are hoping that the picture and even the swim trunks he was wearing will jog memories. >> there is questions which is why the fbi has remained active and put out the reward. >> reporter: lee was a comic artist including the avengers, x-men, and ironman. he was vacationing in the cayman islands with his wife and the two became separated after snorkeling off shoamplet after three days, a search and rescue effort came to an end. >> they have put out the reward and the case is still open so it makes me question what was originally reported. >> reporte

. >> reporter: rookie police officer robert adams is a patrolman on the streets of russelly, part of his job is to catch people for texting while driving. ironly his boss says adams was texting while driving in his personal car, then hit a parked car, took off and from down the road. >> fox 25 spoke with the officer's sister at their lynn home. >>> he's a good guy and it was just an accident. >> reporter: fox 25 has learned the accident happened around 1:00 in the morning on october 21st on the busy castle road in lynn. it's heavily traveled and used as a cut-through for drivers. >> he was on his way home and hit a parked car. either, just kind of went down pass the street. >> reporter: a source tells us after the crash adam drove down the road and then called police. adams originalledly told the lynn officer he was texting and driving. >> when you're in a car accident you gotta get your bearings and stuff. >>> in a statement from rowelly's police chief, he says quote officer adams was cited for leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident and texting while driving. as a result this

lynn police say robert adam was texting and driving who weeks ago when he got into an accident. he then left the scene. lynn police have cited him for those actions. no one was hurt. >>> two young women hit by a car while trying to cross the both women were taken to the hospital. the driver of the car did stop and there have been no charges so far. >>> the story of the boston marathon bombing told by those who led the investigation last night. special agent in charge richard and former police commissioner and security annualist ed davis discussed the law enforcement response and rebuilding community confidence. a portion of the proceeds will go to benefit a scholarship named f officer shawn collier. >> shawn had a commitment to serve other people, to serve his commitment. >> shawn has always been this our thoughts and prayers since the bombings. he's always been on our minds. it's for him and the victims and the survivors of the bombings that are we are here. >> collier was a criminal justice major. >>> a little boy brings a gun to shooting plastic pellets. he showed it to class

officer robert adams was cited for leaving the keen of a motor vehicle accident and texting while driving. as a result of this incident, i have placed officer adams on paid administrative leave. >> it was blown out of proportion, the whole thing. i mean, he didn't really do anything wrong. he called the police. told them what happened. >> reporter: adams has been on adams sister said it is not fair that her brother is a posting child for texting while driving crashes. >> i think it was just an accident. >> reporter: malini basu, fox25 news. >> daniel: officer adams will have to appear before a judge for the citation. the incident is under investigation by rowley police. >>> an suv up in flames. the cause sunday investigation. no one was hurt. we are working to get more >>> a 2001 killer is trying to convince a juror he should not be sentenced to die for what he did. the confession of convicted killer gary lee sampson was played in court yesterday. sampson is back in court 13 years after his death sentence was thrown out on a technicality. his attorneys are trying to connect his killing sp

officer robert adams was texting and driving two weeks ago when he got into an accident in the city. they say he then left the scene. lynn police have cited him for those actions. no one was hurt. >>> taking down the bridge, a major traffic headache coming this weekend. you're going to want to hear about this one. in a few hours parts of 128 in needham wie highland ave bridge. starts at 8:00 tonight when the northbound lanes will close. tomorrow both the north and southbound lanes will be shut down to traffic. massdot is asking drivers to avoid the area all weekend long. the work is scheduled to be finished in time for the monday morning commute. >>> going underwater to make sure our roadways are safe. today we got a look at massdot's unusual team diving deep to check on local bridges. and real cold water and hopefully if it doesn't leak, it does keep you warm. >> reporter: it's likely the least visible role of the massdot but one of the most critical. divers who take on tough conditions to inspect bridges from under the water. >> very crucial for the safety of the public, you know,

. >>> police say robert adams was texting and driving two weeks ago when he got into an accident in the city. they say he then left the scene, police have cited him for those actions. no one was hurt. >>> two young women hit by a car while trying to cross the street in dartmouth. that happened right near the campus. both women were taken to the hospital. the driver of the car did stop. so far no charges. >>> the story the boston who led the investigation. last night at salem state university, former special agent in charge richard delawyer i yea and security ed davis discussed the law enforcement response and then rebuilding community confidence. a portion of the proceeds will go to benefit a scholarship named for fallen m.i.t. officer shawn collier. >> shawn had a commitment to serve other people, to serve his community. >> shawn has always been this our thoughts and the bombings. he's always on our minds. but it's for him and for the victims and the survivors of the bombings that we are here. >> collier was a criminal justice major there at salem state. >>> a little boy brings a gun t

rookie police officer accused of texting behind the wheel right before a crash rallied patrolman robert adams on paid administrative leave this morning. the chief said that adams was off-duty and texting and driving when he hit a parked car and took off in lynn. adams ended up stopping a officer what happened. his sister had an explanation. >> i think he was in shock too. when you are in a car accident, you need to get your bearings and stuff. it was blown out of proportion, the whole thing. so, i mean, he didn't really do anything wrong. >> adams wasn't home when we stopped by. he was cited for leaving the scene of an accident and texting while driving and will have to appear in front of a judge. >>> a plan for delays and detours as you travel route 128. mass d.o.t. will close part of highland avenue bridge. here is you what need to know about the project happening on exit 19 starting tonight at 8:00, northbound said of the highway will be closed. a span of three hours tomorrow evening, both sides are going to be shut down when the sun starts. then starting at 6 tomorrow night, the southboun

robert adams is now on paid administrative leave. the chief says adams was texts using his personal vehicle and hit a parked car last month. he told an officer what happened. >> i think he was in shock. obviously when you're in a car accident, you have to get your bearings. it was blown out of proportion, the whole thing. he didn't really do anything wrong. >> vanessa: adams was not home when we stopped by. he was cited for leaving the cent ever scene of an accident and texting while driving and will have to appear in front of a judge. >> mark: the u.s. marshals vie rents fugitive task force arrested a woman as she walked out of a store in hartford, wanted in connection with 29-year-old man in pawtucket. a local police chief and sister of a missing man are taking new hope from a decision by the f.b.i. yesterday, we told you bureau is now offering a $10,000 reward for information about the disappearance of norman re. the weymouth comic book artist vanished last year while snorkling in the cayman islands with his wife. police there bel

john quincy adams was on a different side. robert: except when john quincy adams wasn't arguing with clay. when he was secretary of state, he was talking about these issues. politicians don't always -- are not always consistent. i know, that are shocking to all of you, but even john quincy adams i think was capable of talking himself into something. the extreme rhetoric he used to talk about monsters being destroyed when no one was talking about doing any such thing, that is neither here nor there. i do think it is a relevant question. it has been a key question for americans in even talking about it. by the way i'm not talking about invading countries. we never invade countries to promote democracy. but whether countries we are dealing with are capable of democracy, we've gone through an evolution. we believed catholic countries could not be democracies. we believed for a long time that asian countries could not be democracies. with catholics it was the pope who was in control. they had a rigid hierarchy. we've gone through every ra

roberts: adams left out all the good stuff. grace, you have had the experience about writing about recent things. how does that differ? ms. guggenheim: it is an interesting question. there are advantages and disadvantages. the biggest -- for a filmmaker, there has to be a lot of trust with a live subject. i am sure you find that, too, with journalism. without that confidence in relationship, the reveal does not succeed. you both you can cradle that so it can be successful and it feels risky. there is a concept to do but you do not know what the outcome is going to be. ms. roberts: working on andy young, tell us about that. ms. guggenheim: the two films that were mentioned, my father did not work on these two films. they relate to the history here. my father produced two films on andrew young when he ran in 1974 for the congressional seat. he was the first african-american to win in post-reconstruction. i wanted to preserve this film, so i was curious about how they made it and why, and i was trying to obtain the copyright, whic

announcer: at the new york historical society, author of "john quincy adams" and his story of an columnist robert kagan debate the question was john quincy adams a realist. they talked about his foreign policy views and alexi of the 6t h president. for our complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> all weekend long, american history tv is joining our cable partners to showcase a history of tucson, arizona. to learn more about the cities are a current tour, visit c-span.org. we continue with our look at the history of tucson. >> hey. >> hey. are you ready to take a ride around tucson? >> i'm. -- i am. >> ok. tucson, arizona, if somebody has never been, what is the court thing about the city that people should know? >> we are no longer a cowboys and indians kind of city. that is for sure. people are thinking about john wayne and western movies, that is something they needed to put out over their mind. we are close to the border. is reallyder politics important to a lot of people in tucson. estate is very conservative politically -- the state is very conservative politically but takes pride in being al

and then the final name is artan, a as in adam, r as in robert, t as in tom, a as in adam, n as in nora. abdul razak ali art town. >> what have you learned about him so far that you can share with us? >> we can tell you the suspect is an osu student. >> is there any indication that he has been involved in anything terrorist-related prior? >> ongoing investigation. >> let me also, i appreciate that. let me just ask for a moment. we have the governor and the mayor here, if you would like just to say a word. i hear also congresswoman beatty. >> what do you have to say to the people of ohio? >> look, this morning, i talked to dr. drake obviously. i want to thank our first-responders who did a remarkable job. when you think about this timeline, i think from 9:52 to 9:54 it shows how much practice, how much training, how much expertise, how much coordination is existed with the campus police, the columbus police, the fbi, the srt, which is our special unit at the highway patrol, the county sheriff. i mean there was amazing coordination. and the speed at which these folks were able to come tog

. >> at the new york historical society, the author of john kagan adams and robert debate the question would john quincy adams the realist during the discussion. they talk about the foreign policy and the legacy of the president. for the complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span at work. the state of arizona has a rich political history. we visit the university of arizona political archives to learn more. >> clear at special collections at the university of arizona libraries. collectione a large of congressional papers related from territorial times up until the present. generally we work with congress people to obtain their collection after they retire. today we are talking about a couple of arizona politicians known not just locally in tucson, but nationally. first, stewart udall, then his brother morris udall, and congresswoman gabrielle giffords. stewart udall was in arizona congress met that it was a big supporter of john f. kennedy. when kennedy was elected, he appointed udall to be his secretary of the interior. he continued that position under lyndon johnson. this is

desired. >> at the new york historical society, james traub, author of "john quincy adams, militant spirit," and roberttion was john convincy adams a realist. during the discussion, they also talk about the foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete "american history tv" schedule, go to c-span.org. >> tonight on c-span3's "american history tv," we visit the richard nixon presidential library and museum in yorba linda, california. it reopened last month after a $15 million renovation. coming up in a couple of minutes, the museum's reopening ceremony. later henry kissinger talks about nixon's foreign policy and the museum's designers on the renovation. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour along with our cox communications cable partners will explore the literary life and history of tucson, arizona. on book tv on c-span2,

convicted on a false confession, advocates were adamant that's what happened to robert davis. he languished in jail, day after day. then, newfound hope, a new governor was taking office. would he consider the case? or was the young man so many believed innocent destined to spend another decade in jail? here's keith morrison with the conclusion of "the interrogation." >> i've never been emotional in a presentation as i feel in this case, because i've grown very close with robert. >> for years, steve rosenfield made his case for robert davis to legal conferences, to anybody who would listen. robert remained right where he was, in prison. during those same years we tried repeatedly to contact and interview randy snead, the officer who took robert's confession. the closest we got was the current chief of police of albemarle county, colonel steve sellers. he wasn't in office when steve -- snead was a detective but -- you've talked to him, what's your sense of how he feels about it? >> i think he acted in the best interests. i think there wasn't a bit of malice in his actions. i thi

sexually assault a child, and luring a child over the internet police arrested adams county school district 14 board member robert vashaw back in september. officers say no kids from that school district were involved. his preliminary hearing is this afternoon at 1-30. boulder police want your help to find this man -- the suspect they say shot someone near the c-u campus. of owsleys golden road near broadway and pleasant street on sunday. the victim is okay and out of the hospital. police say the suspect is about five-nine and 150 pounds. anyone with information should call boulder police. today is day one of care act's fourth open enrollment period. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas has what you need to know about entering the health insurance marketplace. tarhonda -- people can also start changing their insurance plans today too... yes, they can. but-- for many-- it won't be as easy as "that." experts urge people to do a lot of research-- before making a decision... so you don't end up paying more. anyone who's insured through their job knows-- they can "add" or "take awti during open enrollment. but people with t

> the suspect's name, first name is spelled a as in adam, b as in boy, d as in dog, u as in union, l as in lincoln. abdul razak, that's r as in robert, a as in adam, z as in zebra, a as in adam, k. ali is the next name, a as in adam, l as in lincoln, i as in i ida. and the final name is artan. a as in adam, r, t, a, n. [ inaudible question ] >> we can tell you the suspect is an osu student. [ inaudible question ] >> ongoing investigation. >> let me also take this. i appreciate that. let me just ask for a moment, we have the governor and the mayor here, if you would like to say just a word. also congresswoman beatty. >> governor, what do you have to say to the people of ohio? >> well, look, this morning i talked to dr. drake obviously. i want to thank our first responders who did a remarkable job. when you think about this timeline, i think from was it 9:52 to 9:54 it shows how much practice, how much training, how much expertise, how much coordination has existed with campus police, the columbus police, the fbi, the srt, which is our special unit at the highway patrol, the county sheriff. i mean there was amazing coordinati coordina

for field goals from robert to notes of interest -- from the nfl today. adam vinnaterri missed a field goal for the first time in 44 kicks. it was the longest streak in nfl history. and larry fitzgerald caught a pass in his 180 ninth consecutive game today. that's the fourth longest streak in minnesota history. but still 88 games back of the incredible to 77th street games that jerry rice caught a ball. that's the catch in every game for over 15 years. the rumor mill continues to grind regarding tony romo who was in uniform for the cowboys ninth straight win today against the ravens. dak prescott taking all the snaps with romo's blessing. denver would be the preferred -- the cowboys haven't yet expressed a desire to trade romo. buffs coach mike mcintyre loves to say it -- the biggest name on c use gradual at the great plan -- take care of yourself and have faith that'll be enough to deliver winning opportunities. kami carmann take stock of where the buffs have been and more importantly, where they are hoping to go. >> back in july, the they were anticipated to

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spirit," and robert kagan debate question was john convincy adams a realist. during the discussion, they also talk about the foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete "american history tv" schedule, go to c-span.org. >> tonight on c-span3's "american history tv," we visit the richard nixon presidential library and museum in yorba linda, california. it reopened last month after a $15 million renovation. coming up in a couple of minutes, the museum's reopening ceremony. later henry kissinger talks about nixon's foreign policy and the museum's designers on the renovation. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour along with our cox communications cable partners will explore the literary life and history of tucson, arizona. on book tv on c-span2, hear about the important role mexican-americans played in the history of arizona from local historian thomas sheridan. >> long before arizona ever became a part of the united states, it was a part of first spanish and then later mexican sen norah. and so tucson was really the northern most the

. >> at the new york historical society, james traub, author of john quincy adams and historian and columnist robert kagan debate the question, was john quincy adams a realist? they also talk about the foreign policy views and legacy of our sixth president. four our complete schedule, go to cspan.org. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. now, look at how the internet and new technologies are transforming the economy. panel lists looked at the sharing economy through websites like uber and air b&b and the effects of new technologies like self-driving cars and 3-d printers. hosted by the group "new american." this is an hour and a half. >> welcome. i'm will arimus, seen dwrur technology writer for slate. we are here to talk about whether technology will make ownership object see leet. this is a partnership between new america, arizona state university and slate mag sfwleen that explores emerging technologies and their transformative effect on soci

. >> at the new york historical society, james trob, author of "john quincy adams -- militant spirit" and robert kagan debate the question, was john quincy adams a realist. they also talk about the foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> coming up on american history tv in primetime, road to the white house rewind looks at past presidential debates. next, the september 23rd and aucts 26th, 1976 debates between president gerald ford and former georgia governor jimmy carter. later, the october 11th and 15th 1992 debates between president george h.w. bush, then arkansas governor bill clinton and texas businessman ross perot. next, "road to the white house" rewind brings you archival coverage of presidential races. from 1976, the first debate

the author of john quincy adams appears on stage with robert kagen to discuss foreign-policy views and the legacy of the president at the new york historical society. [applause] >> thanks very much. tonight bob and i are having a debate, but it won't be that kind of debate. i promised to tell you not to publish your tax returns if you ask me not to publish my e-mails. >> and i won't deny things i said in the past. i will admit everything i said. >> we will try to work our way towards shedding light on something we both think about and write about and talk about a lot. i'm going to take the privilege, since it is my book of going first and saying a few things and bob will tell you why what i said was wrong. our subject is was john quincy adams a realist? we are talking about his worldview. in my book i say not only did johnnc

. >> at the new york historical society author of john quincy adams militant spirit and columnist robert kagan debates the question, was john quincy adams a realist? they talk about foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete american history tv schedule go to c-span.org. >> now, a discussion on the refugee crisis and how international organizations are work to go solve the problem. speakers include representatives from the world bank, the world food program, and mastercard. from the center for strategic and international studies in washington, this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> okay. we're going to get started. i hold the chair here at css. we're having a conversation today about international organizations in the refugee crisis i think many of you aware that we have the highest number of refuse zees and displaced people since world war ii. i think it is 65 million. there have been a number of summits and meetings in the last year. whatever meetings we have had are probably not enough to respond is to the enormity of this task. this is a problem th

>> at the new york historical society, james trabb, "militant spirit" and robert kagan, debate the question, was john quincy adam a adams a realist. they talk about the foreign policy views, and the legacy of the sixth president. for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> now a panel of public and private talk about intelligence sharing. national security alliance. it is just over an hour. >>> for the panel discussion of the domestic threaten virement public sectors can take to protect the homeland pleased to have moderate a very distinguished panel. who he will introduce here momentarily. as deputy assistant to the president, deputy national security advisor for combating terrorism from 2005-09, juan was responsible for implementing all aspects of the u.s. government counterterrorism strategy, including violent extreme im. previously, the first of terrorist finance crimes, leading efforts with public and private sectors. juan is a senior advisor for the center of strategic international studies and frequent contributor to a variety of news shows where he is consistently a reasoned voice. i believe he is rea

adams, harrison, roosevelt and the bushes. we have john kennedy, we might have had robert kennedy if not for an assassin. but ted kennedy didn't make it. and the clintons thought they would be add to it as well. george p. bush is a rising star in texas politics. he's likely to be a governor soon. bill: is this the death of the clinton dynasty? >> i don't think the politician gene has been passed down in a strong form to chelsea clinton. bill: we are seeing paul ryan, house speaker in janesville, wisconsin. >> let me just say this is the most incredible political feat i have seen in my lifetime. this is something you heard me say time and again, 7 out of 10 americans do not like the direction our country is going. many much our fellow citizens feel tail nateed and have lost faith in our core institutions. they don't feel heard, and they don't feel represented by those in office. but donald voice heard a voice in this country no one else heard. he connected in ways with people no one else did. he turned politics on its head. and now donald trump will lead a unified republican government. and we'll work han

spirit" and robert kagan debate the question, was john quincy adams a realist. they also talk about the foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> coming up on american history tv in primetime, road to the white house rewind looks at past presidential debates. next, the september 23rd and aucts 26th, 1976 debates between president gerald ford and former georgia governor jimmy carter. later, the october 11th and 15th 1992 debates between president george h.w. bush, then arkansas governor bill clinton and texas businessman ross perot. next, "road to the white house" rewind brings you archival coverage of presidential races. from 1976, the first debate between incumbent president gerald ford and former georgia governor jimmy carter. the debate took place in philadelphia and focused on domestic issues, taxes and the economy. a technical problem with the audio feed caused a 28-minute delay in which the candidates remained at their podiums. the league of women voters hosted this even

roberts. >> reporter: melania trump has step into the white house. >> good evening. isn't he is best? >> reporter: born in slovenia, melania will be the first foreign born first lady since louisa adams. many americans hearing from her for the first time during that infamous speech, borrowing lines from the current first lady. >> you work hard for what you want in life. that your word is your bond. >> reporter: but recently, championing her own vowing to tackle cyber bullying, which some might see as ironic. >> it is never okay when a 12-year-old girl or boy is mocked, bullied or attacked. >> reporter: melania trump has never been to the white house. but that will all change tomorrow, when she meets with mrs. obama. envisioning what will soon become her newest roll. deborah roberts, abc news, pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >>> when we come back here tonight, several states voting to make recreational marijuana >>> and tom brady and the question he was asked in the hours after the election. what he says his wife has now told him to do. we asked a group of young people wstart saving for retirement. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we

they tell us robert was a new father and their hearts go out to the other family affected by this crash. live in tilton, siobhan lopez, wmur news 9. adam: thank you. state health officials anticipate pfc blood testing results to be coming back in the weeks ahead. those living in pfoa contaminated areas like litchfield are eager for that information, but the state epidemiologist says they still won't be able to determine the in litchfield, the work continues to bring public water to hundreds of homes with wells contaminated by pfo eia from the nearby saint-gobain performance plastics plant. >> they've been doing a good job, doing their best to keep traffic flowing. adam: at the linehan household on woodland drive, they're and, from the state, the results of pfc blood tests submitted in but they're not overly august. concerned. >> it's just my wife and i now. it's not like we've got little kids where we're really that worried about it. adam: health and human services says since the beginning of the year, they've received about 400 blood samples from people who may have been exposed to pfc's in southern new hampshire, and at the pease tra

denial, i wouldn't know the guy from adam, which seems pretty implausible once you report all the reading and look at the photo. >> not only that, but i did talk to robert la buddy's daughter for the original piece we did back in march. and she was quite upset, called donald trump a liar when i told her that he was saying that he didn't know her father. she said that's ridiculous. we spent lots of times together. my father did. flew on his helicopter, partied on his yacht. they knew each other quite well. so, and when we got to this story about the video showing the two of them side by side ringside at wrestlemania in 1988, sitting, bob la buddy sitting with donald and ivana trump, his daughter edie made it quite clear this wasn't by happenstance. he and edie were the invited guests of donald trump, she told me. so all that sort of when you put it all together, it's pretty clear there's a relationship there. and on top of that, it's worth remembering bob la buddy was a whale. he was the biggest customer at the trump plaza casino, gambled millions of dollars. and he also caused the casino quite a bit of problems. >> you know, david, you report -- you've

adams. >> this next one is my favorite one. it is late in the title. we have the assassination of lincoln. >> this is crazy. >> crazy. >> robert -- four letters -- >> taft! >> cover ford. that's so hard but we're going to end strong here with jim carrey. >> truman! >> yeah! >> back it up, back it up, back it up. it is about finishing. >> that is fantastic. >> gentlemen, there was a secret answer this whole time. i have to show you. i constructed this puzzle so that the intersection here, these nine letters have significance and i'm going to circle those and these nine letters spell t-o-d-a-y. s-h-o-w. that is the "today" show. >> that's not the only puzzle david's got for us. we are launching a "blindspot" david has created a complicated challenging puzzle just for you. >> if you solve the puzzles correctly you'll have a chance to win a trip for two to new york city to go on a set visit to nbc's "blindspot." here is the first puzzle. can you solve it? >> it is going to be on our website, today.com/blindspot puzzle. don't give it away. >> i know it! >> don't give it away. >> i know it. >> you can catch "blindspot" wednesday nights at 8:00, 7:00 central.

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