i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. [ whistle blows ] >> a wild west pioneer... >> there's a saying, "the cowards didn't come." so you had to be brave. >> he truly was the john wayne of the 19th century. >> he leaves behind a trunk of relics... and a classic, woven into the fabric of america itself. >> there was a pair of old blue jeans in here. >> what'd they look like? >> they said that they were the oldest unworn pair they had ever seen. >> that's unbelievable. >> so are the lengths to which folks go for vintage old denim. >> finding any levi's pre-1900 is a massive rarity. that's the holy grail. >> what do you think they're worth? ♪ [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in tucson, arizona. wagon trains used to pass right through here on their way to california during the gold rush, and one of the rough-and-ready pioneers who helped settle this area left behind a very strange inheritance. i'm here to get the skinny on it. >> m

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance."ber -- you can't take it with you. ♪ [ cheering ] >> the original hoop dream. >> these really are the rules here -- 1891, james naismith. granddad's signature. >> incredible. >> one family's heirloom... >> you think your great-grandfather could ever envision that the game he developed could be what it is today? >> ...goes on one wild ride. >> he starts looking around and thinks, "oh, my goodness. where are the rules?" >> no. >> it's a national treasure with a big price tag. >> you paid more than the emancipation proclamation. >> yeah, well... [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm on the road in lawrence, kansas, on my way to the university of kansas home of the jayhawks, one of the most storied teams in all of basketball. now, kansas is actually not where the tale of this strange inheritance begins, but through a turn of events, it does wind up here. >> in 1939, my grandfather, dr. james naismith passed away and left us an

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance."hing, and remember -- you can't take it with you. shops. >> the birthday girl really came just to see pete. rachel: [laughter] >> dagen: surging with the unveiling stocks soaring to new highs as republicans finalize a bill to make taxes lower, but someone here says that it's something else, already being cut, that has our market and our economy full of cheer, as we head into the new year. so what is it? hi everybody i'm dagen mcdowell this is bulls & bears. bulls & bears this week gerri b. smith, jonas max ferris, john layfield along with emily j and jessica. welcome to everybody so gerri b. , what's already on the chop ping block boosting this economy and stocks? >> all that government red tape, dagen, that we struggled to get through every single day. let me give you a couple of

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you.heritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it! send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> a ball club older than mighty casey... >> they were recognized as the best team of the 1860s. >> their 155-year-old baseball card... >> we are looking at a very significant piece of baseball history here. >> and she's looking at a very strange inheritance. >> he's my great-great-uncle on my dad's side. >> which one is he? >> now here's the payoff pitch. >> one of the big ones. this was a family heirloom. >> will there be joy in mudville... >> he was looking for a piece of the action, but i didn't know that. >> ...with jamie at the bat? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm in the berkshire mountains on my way to great barrington, massachusetts. i'm meeting a woman whose ancestor played on one of the great teams in the early days of baseball. his picture is on her strange inheritance, which may jus

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big cool changes in the seven day forecast, speaking of getting up a little bit earlier meet kim and colbyo got up what time. >> 3:00 o'clock. >> 3:00 o'clock this morning just to come visit us this morning. >> yes. >> how long have you been watching "good day philadelphia". >> a long time. >> colby where do you go to school. >> seneca high school. >> say hi to everybody. >> hello. >> is that okay. >> yes. >> oh, gosh, thank you so much good day viewers got up to drive from where. >> southampton. >> southampton to willingboro. >> you have to beat them, come from even further to see us this morning, thomas and karen >> good day challenge is on. we will check back with you and your friendness a moment. despite major opposition septa has been granted a permit to build a natural gas plant in north philadelphia emissions would meet federal state and city emissions requirements but those against the plans are concerned it will ruin air quality in a already low income neighborhood. plant would be located in nicetown, power septa's regional and heat the bus depot. >>> new jersey's controversial be

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covering a colby life.by criticizing up as repetition and blaming it on the former fbi director. he tweeted this. that's the look at news. that's the look at news. i'm kelly divide. mike tyson. uh, tell me what it is. this is gianni versace's marilyn monroe, jimmy dean shirt. i only wore it once. this is a big shirt, dude. ( chuckles ) i mean, this was mike tyson in his heavy period? - yes. - ( laughing ) i'm sorry. it's awesome. it's beautiful. you loved versace, didn't you? mike: that's the best thing god made was versace. harvey: oh, "the best thing god made is versace." ( laughing ) you had expensive taste. - yes. - made a lot of money. - yes. - and you spent a lot of money. - mike:yes. - harvey:you were buying things left and-- cars, and all houses, and all this stuff. was it just the floodgates opened up and you said, "i gotta spend it"? mike:no. it was something i never had before. i never knew what it was like to have all those things before. so, i got them. so, in a way, you kinda lived in the extr

son jack colby or st james church is one of five large churches in the center of the town i'll come back later than it's supposed to be a really trying quill here. we'll continue by strolling through loop express to fleet decorated old town. the town hall dates back to the thirteenth century altered over the centuries it combines a variety of architectural styles just across the way i grab the chance to treat myself to the taste of christmas which is available in many shapes and sizes. mars upin is known the world over need a guy is probably the most famous manufacturer. of the building also houses a small mars opinions even i've arranged to meet a company spokesperson here. but what does more as a band have to do with christmas year germany they go hand in hand there and yes they're very closely linked to the mars upon still is most popular at christmas historically that was partly because the two ingredients all men's and sugar were very expensive so it was a treat reserved for special occasions such as holidays that's why mars upin is so closely associated with christmas and easter as

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. [ whistle blows ] kennedy: the president taking credit for the nation's booming economy. plus robert mueller. it's time to get kicking. sometimes it seems the president can do no right. but that doesn't matter as long as business is booming, wages are up and people are working. remember when candidate trump said this? >> if i could snantd middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. it's incredible. kennedy: love him or hate him, if the economy continues to do well, not only will he not be impeached. he will get re-elected in landslide in 2020. people didn't vote for a republican. they voted for a parachute from a burning plane with decades of broken promises from self-serving politicians. people aren't tethered to a party anymore, they are looking for their own bottom lines. wages are up 2.5%. unemployment is up to 1.4%. people are feeling it. and if the thanks plan does half of what's promised, the economic eng

dozens of emergency crews rushed in, as did drivers who westbound witnessed the crash, like trevor colby, who helped pulled shrivers to safety. >> i saw smoke. next thing i know, myself and a few others are trying to get people medical care when we can. >> reporter: this was first trip for the new seattle-to-portland line, but some local officials had expressed concern these tracks weren't safe enough for a commuter train traveling 80mph. those passengers who were able to walk away feel enormously fortunate. >> i said a prayer multiple times after th. i feel blessed to be alive and okay right now. >> reporter: investigators from the national transportation safety board are now on the scene of this accident looking for an answer to that al naim -- an answer to that al naim important question: what caused this on a newly built set of tracks meant for a higher-speed operation. was it a problem with the train, the tracks, or perhaps operator error? it could take weeks to get an answer. jeff? >> glor: john blackstone, thank you. debora hersman is a former chairman of the national transportati

. >>> still to come, colby college is in the middle of a massive fund-raising campaign.alk about the school's president about the future of education and student loans and more first, as we head to break a quick check of what's happening in the european markets. the cac and the ftse are barely holding on the dax is up 0.2% this is weaker than a half hour ago. we'll continue to watch it "squawk box" will be right back. hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? yeah >> i switched to geico and got more. >> more savings on car insurance? plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. geico. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can he

into the christian's assembly rooms where they were concentrated at the far end of the simple hole colby explains yes but once the walls were adorned with images they told the story. how did these images arise how did these stories come about and what role did angels play in the stories of conflict between power and order heaven and earth. angels on the messengers of the one god of whom no image exists and upon whom no human will have a set on these people worship god's words words that were brought by angels who were closest to him. they are spiritual beings like him beams of light. the angels proclaim what god wishes to tell people that is their calling. they were imagined to be omnipresent always talking guiding advising and judging people and so they became a central theme of the pictorial history of the week old west in alt. i am. christianity. name the state religion of the roman empire at a time when it was already beginning to collapse the city of rome the capital was a civilized metropolis of millions whose standards of living and represented the pinnacle of human history. the r

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i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. the target being prime minister theresa may. lou: good evening. breaking tonight the swamp may be getting a little keeper in washington. either the house speaker nor the senate majority leader is particularly gifted beyond their capacity for deceit. the senate and house quietly altered tax legislation, not america first but illegal immigrants. president trump campaigned against daca. today we learned the tax bill was crafted to give illegal immigrants ability to claim the higher tax receipts under tax reform. the senate endorsed daca when they confirmed kirstjen nielsen. she is on record as backing daca. she said we owe it to them. > >> the swamp has no shame and has a high record for themselves. we have some of the best guessers in the country to help us see the unforeseeable. we'll talk about the gutless leadership with 0 you are special guest corey lewandowski and david bossy. -- david bossie. senator john conyers is stepping down but he's endorsing his son he take his seat. it app

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. join us tomorrow for the president's rally in pensacola. kennedy: senator al franken announces his resignation but he never apologized. potentially big new developments in the mueller investigation. and bitcoin now worth more than $16,000. why is it is mowing -- why is it exploding in value? brian brenberg is here. al fringen announced his resignation and delivered a creep insurance policy to his party. while he lacked contrition and essentially refused to take responsibility for the sexual misconduct's accused of. he did take a jab at the president and senate hopeful roy moore >> i am aware that there is some irony in the fact that i am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the oval office, and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls, campaigns for the senate with the full support of his party. kennedy: if franken is this unparalleled champion of women as he claims, why step down? because he knows there is enough damning truth

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i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. [ whistle blows ] >> for tax cuts and jobs back his past. >> we pass one of the most important tax breaks in this country's history. >> we now have comprehensive tax reform, major minogue class tax relief in making our business, both large and small more competitive. lauren: breaking news overnight come in the senate passed a historic pass on trying tax bill 1:00 this morning. the house have to vote again and they still haven't figured out how to avoid a government shut down. train to stocks pausing after two days that the tax reform rally at the dow was down 37 points. if they come the big open in all three indexes. lauren: stocks are trading in europe. a downmarket across-the-board at the cac in paris on the quarter 1%. gerri: in asia to stocks in japan managing nowhere. higher commissar repeat the nikkei higher, but all other lower. china hang seng in kospi. lauren: tax incentives at the big boost to profits that the stock is jumping. "fb

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and, remember, you can't take it with you. passed by their colleagues in the house. lou dobbs is going to take you through it next. >>> good evening. i'm in for lou dobbs. the trump justice department taking new aim at clinton corruption. new reports tonight that attorney general jeff sessions has ordered justice department prosecutors to investigate how the clintons managed to rake in millions from the controversial sale of uranium one. we'll take it up with chris feral >>> congress will avoid a government shutdown. a house has approved a temporary measure to keep the government running and the u.s. sphwhait right now still voting on the bill. they're one vote short. we'll have a full report on that >>> and the trump administration tonight threatening to cut off funds to the united nations after the international body voted to reject president trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capitol. john bolton is here with more on that tonight >>> our top story and major development in the uranium one scandal, jeff sessions rep

family party, yes, lot of generations of people, eating and singing and having a good time. >> now, colbyese party little crazy? >> i haven't actually been to one every these yet. i just came up from baltimore couple of minutes ago, so excited to be here for it. >> well listen maybe we can come to your house? >> sure, why not. >> okay, i have no plans, thank you, giles. i think i'm going to come to your house, happy new year to you, as well. man, that's good. let's talk to some more people. >> you don't don't want to talk, okay, we will just walk down here to see plans. because again, i don't have any plans. excuse me, sir? how are you doing? what's your name. >> how are you doing? terrence. >> what are you doing for few years eve? >> new years, that's good one, of course following the tradition of new years resolution, but most importantly just hanging out with family and friends, you know, bringing it in the right way. >> private party. >> most likely, most likely, mom makes a mean cocktail, probably have a round of those. >> okay. >> ya. >> all right. >> listen, everyone here seems as

. >> you don't have the colby mules championship ring. >> didn't quite make it. >>> we want to send things back over to the weather department. rob marciano, as we mentioned, is off this weekend so we have meteorologist mike taylor from our baltimore affiliate wmar filling in. mike, it's great to have you here this morning. >> hey, thank you. nice to be here as well and unfortunately we're talking about another extreme fire danger for los angeles. you 0 thomas fire, the 4th largest on record. it has the potential to go beyond that. red flag warnings next for many locations around los angeles, mainly because of the wind, what they are doing, they are flowing inland, relative humidity is up, the sanir mass is back in, that brings drier air. we'll have heavy snow in the rockies, it will be good for ski resorts. things will be good in some spots, but a lot of to watch on the weather front. that's what's happening nationally here's a look locally. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, i'm meteorologist chris sowers, radars are clear, snowstorms are done, it's well off the coast. sky6 live hd lo

in today's horses walk the talk, our ongoing conversation about policy and the workforce, colby punch numbers i asked her why tech group is not making it to the top of any corporate ladders. >> that is very surprising. say itd staff and represents an enormous group of all different backgrounds. we broke it down that way because that is way that it is broken down. representing 6% of the u.s. population, there is something like 12% of all professional organizations nationwide, a higher percentage on wall street and silicon valley. collects there are plenty of asians at the lower rung. what kind of problem is it. >> a great question here there are different schools thought. collects there are plenty of many asian executives i spoke to themselves say they are for them not being as aggressive as perhaps might be considered necessary to show, you want to advance in corporate america, and that there is a program at stafford university teaching, focusing on asian-americans from them becomeand help bigger leaders, you know. that was one thing that came up and though the classes are the same th

for a job in the ministry was later dashed as he was packed off to waterville college, what is today colby college. a neat row of buildings on the lonely heights that overlook the kennebec river. at waterville, butler earned a reputation for being a hotter democrat than andrew jackson. indeed his politics was really , is only inheritance from his father. that politics was a true liability on a campus with an anti-slavery society and teamed with outspoken whigs. for the first among many instances among his life, he refused to truckle to prevailing sentiments. in a classroom composition he decried abolitionists for threatening peace and harmony. they had been repeatedly urged to stop spreading papers, and still they persisted he , lamented. predicting he abolitionists would destroy the union in their efforts to destroy slavery. in new england he learned how to announce unpopular opinions, to thrive amidst great opposition. after graduation, butler returned home to direct his attention to the law. he apprenticed with a local lawyer named smith. by then, lowell had become the seat for textile

. >> you don't have the colby mules championship ring. >> didn't quite make it. >> all right. we want to send things back over to the weather department. rob marciano, as we mentioned, is off this weekend, so we have meteorologist mike taylor from our baltimore affiliate wmar filling in. mike, it's great to have you here this morning. >> hey, thank you. it's nice to be here as well, and, unfortunately, we're talking about another extreme fire danger for los angeles. you know, unfortunately, they're dealing with that thomas fire now. the fourth largest on record, and it has the potential to even go beyond that. wind alerts are in effect, and these winds are really going to pick up. these red flag warnings are in effect for many locations around los angeles. mainly because of the winds. what they're going to be doing. right now they're flowing inland and, therefore, the relative humidity is up. as we look at the santa ana winds, that dry desert air mass type wind flow is really going to dry things up so that's going to be a concern. into the overnight kicking up the winds and br

welcome the founder of ugism s athletics coach emmanuel colby.ming in. >> let's get it started when i roll in. what are we doing first. >> start warming up first. jump ropes. >> yes, sir. this the warmup. >> help you warm up. blood flow. got my pack. one to two minutes you talk give me some other advice while i'm doing these jump ropes. rule number one the new year resolution sometimes doesn't pay out. you know woo you. >> because your mine eight right. >> you got to be ready. you have to be truly committed to what do you. >> it's going to take awhile you hear for the long run. it's not going to be instant results. do you need to join the gym can you do it at home. >> you have to join the gym. then again you can stay home. but you have to invest. it's very important. the gym has all the equipment that you need to your body. you can get extra motivation and learn from other people. >> i get motivated when i see you working out. >> i appreciate you. >> i'm sitting over there eating hoe hoes and bon bones. >> docket when i work out. try to do the be

justice department is not bound by the wrong and politically motivated decisions made by the jamie colbyy would correct that. it's just not the same treatment on both sides. they were choir boys for hillary clinton actually. and bob mueller he has made no point. there is one lawyer on the team we found out last week who represented ben rhodes you can assume that because a lawyer represents a person the lawyer agrees with the politics of the person i got into this debate over whether or not it was appropriate to praise sally gates for standing up to president trump. i would praise her too. it takes tremendous courage to stand up for the president. i don't think that disables you from being an investigator. a juror in the case but not for being an investigator. everything the fbi does is impaired. reviewed by five other fbi agents. they had been looking at this for so long. they are missing a lot. where is that. what about the meeting on the tarmac. they were so ingest but they were never remedy. he eventually stopped calling it a matter. no one was ever punished or called out. and yet we

i simply point out there was coordination and i believe that was used by director colby and he publiclytestified about an ongoing investigation. i did not use the word conclusion. >> that coordination, was there any coordination between the doj infusion gps to try to undermine an election of the us? >> if there were i would be concerned about it. there are ongoing reviews. >> there could potentially be an investigation whether the doj concludeds of the doj with an enemy of a political party in a political candidate to undermine the elections of the us? >> if there is any evidence we will do what's appropriate. >> so, i think if you wanted to restore the trust of the american people i think the department of justice has the duty to give us information we have asked for. who started this investigation, waiting to find out who the purpose was and if you have an individual who had a desire to have an outcome in a political race and they decided to use the department of justicee to investigate their political opponent i think it's one of the worst crimes that has occurred in the history of t

supreme court in the surpetition of the case of colby versus hogan. asking to overturn maryland's excessive arms prohibition laws. i represented law enforcement, a large law enforcement coalition led by the international law enforcement educators and trainers association. the main body -- the law enforcement officers who train the rest of law enforcement. i represented them in the supreme court in mcdonald versus chicago, and district of columbia versus heller, and i have represented colorado's sheriffs and many other law enforcement organizations across the country in support of second amendment rights. on the evening of october 1st, before the tv coverage began, a twitter user provided a video showing the hotel tower and the crowd. to me, the audio sounded like automatic gunfire. there's still much we don't know about the crime. we know the criminal used bump stocks that allowed him to fire his ordinary semiautomatic guns as fast as a full automatic. under current federal law, the laws for automatics are very stringent. in district of columbia versu