a couple days later on march 3rd, representative henry dawes of massachusetts took to the house floor and he came to admonish colleagues who were seeking to reduce the payment that had been promised menard for traveling to washington, for living in d.c. for two months while he made his case before the committee on elections. mr. jones, who had contested mann's election was paid the full freight, $2500. but in menard's case the committee on accounts proposed lowering that amount to $1500. now, to be fair, the chairman of this three-person panel and it was a rather backwards panel had decided he could get some attention and save the house a little bit of cash and he also recommended that caleb hunt only be paid $1,500 in this case. but dawes objected to this because he smelled that there was more than just pecuniary motivation at work for the reduction and the reaction to him in the chamber was telling. i appeal to the house that they will be not carried away by their prejudiceses against color and race, dawes said. i appeal to them, not to treat him by one rule and the white man by ano

. >> there were several other men, the most important of which was william dawes, who rode off of bostonneck, taking the land route to go and warn people in lexington and concord. the other man is a man named dr. samuel prescott, who was actually out visiting his girlfriend that night and was roped into helping with the business when he met up with revere and with dawes in lexington. >> so, then why did longfellow leave out those two men? >> that is a great question, and there are many historians and academics who've researched that particular piece. their answers seem to be was what longfellow was striving at was finding a way to inspire individuals to take up their place in history and to do an action that could help to change the course of events in their country. >> others offer a different explanation. they say that the poem's opening line... >> "listen, my children..." >> "...and you shall hear..." >> "...of the midnight ride..." >> "...of paul revere." >> ...just wouldn't have worked if "dawes" and "prescott" were added. longfellow created a legend that turned paul revere into one

dominique daws's emotional reaction to the victory of gabby douglas. we want to hear from you.o you think is the star of this year's olympics? you can tweet me and let me know who you think is the real star and will read your responses next. ♪ [music plays] ♪ [music plays] do you have any idea where you're going ? wherever the wind takes me. this is so off course. nature can surprise you sometimes... next time, you drive. next time, signal your turn. ...that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. . >>> she arrived in london as gabrielle douglas and leaves as golden gabby. the 16-year-old gymnast from virginia beach captured the hearts of olympic fans worldwide as she brought home the gold in the women's all-around competition. her victory was meaningful for a predecessor, gymnast dominique dawes. >> i am so thrilled for gabby, her mother and family and sisters and her dad. and just all the little young girls looking at her being impacted by what she did. i am so thrilled now to change my website and take down the fact that i was the only african-american with

we'd like to talk to daws, if you don't mind. all right, ok, stay down. sergeant daws.ly prentiss, this is ssa hotchner. what happened? he killed my partner. we're sorry. we were stopped at a light. bastard came right up to the window. shot scotty in the head, then shot me. wait a minute. there was no radio call? no. came out of nowhere. [groans] guess he thought he'd bagged us both. luckily, a truck came. he ran. i called it in, managed to tail him here. ok, thank you, sergeant. it doesn't track. no, it was a blitz attack. let's go. let us go in and try to talk him down. no, hold on. what's going on? i've got movement. looks like ramey and wilhelm are inside the apartment. attempting to apprehend. [gunshot] before i started taking abilify, i was taking an antidepressant alone. most days i could get out from under and carry on. but other days i still struggled with my depression. i was handling it... but sometimes it still dragged me down. i'd been feeling stuck for a long time. so i talked to my doctor and she added abilify to my antidepressant. she said it could help

that is why daw aung san suu kyi, a leader and a stateswoman, is here with us this afternoon.owever, there is room for cautious optimism. the recent election to parliament of our guest, accompanied by 42 of her colleagues, and the release of many political prisoners are welcome signs of reform. we earnestly hope that further, and fundamental, reform will ultimately lead to the freedom, democracy and rule of law which we have so long enjoyed and the people of burma have too long been denied. there is an asian saying that a journey of a thousand miles must start with a single step. we are proud that one such step will be taken in this parliament today. parliamentary colleagues, ladies and gentlemen, it is my privilege to welcome the conscience of a country and a heroine for humanity, daw aung san suu kyi. [applause] lord speaker, mr. speaker, mr. prime minister, my lords, and members of the house of commons. thank you for inviting me to speak to you here in this magnificent hall. i am very conscious of the extraordinary nature of this honour. i understand that there was some deb

back over to you. >>> this morning's coffee with is with dominique daws and meghan. welcome.>> we're doing great. thank you for having us. >> we're 100 days away from the olympics. >> yes, we are. >> we have to fess something up. this is take two of the interview because the battery if my mic died. i thought it was two months away. this is really cool. meghan, you're going for another olympic med al. it's got to be a great time for your both. >> we're excited. dominique is going as a fan and i'm hopefully going as an ooet -- athlete. i look forward to it every 4 years. it's finally here. >> it is you that was pointing out that this was the olympic game since we became social on the internet and texting, twitter and things. >> that is very true. everyone is always on their smart phones and they're always on their facebook applications. i think it was just wise of facebook to work with the u.s. olympic committee to create the u.s. oh olympic -- oh bim pick pro-- olympic project. i would encourage everyone to go to our facebook application to finds the unique ways. they're conne

-- refer wren daw being circulated is not in compliance with california law. >> what they are trying to do is not refer wrenable. -- refer rendable. they approved the stadium when they passed major j in 2010 and the signatures can't overturn that. >> i am not worried at all. i think we are moving forward and we are on the right track. we feel firm with our city attorney. >> what we do is legal. we have a right to do it. >> the stadium supporters meantime vow to fight this. they will challenge the referendum and block the validity in superior court. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you, lisa. >>> well, us marshals arrested a fugitive today on the deck of the uss hornet in alameda. he is wanted for attempted murder. the us marshal service provided this image of agents taking todd stewart into custody. police in pasco, washington say he was on the run after trying to kill his mother-in-law. they say he was working and living aboard the de commissioned aircraft carrier which is now a public museum. >>> the yahoo! co-founder resigned from the internet giant and hi

-- refer wren daw being circulated is not in compliance with california law. >> what they are trying to do is not refer wrenable. -- refer rendable. they approved the stadium when they passed major j in 2010 and the signatures can't overturn that. >> i am not worried at all. i think we are moving forward and we are on the right track. we feel firm with our city attorney. >> what we do is legal. we have a right to do it. >> the stadium supporters meantime vow to fight this. they will challenge the referendum and block the validity in superior court. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you, lisa. >>> well, us marshals arrested a fugitive today on the deck of the uss hornet in alameda. he is wanted for attempted murder. the us marshal service provided this image of agents taking todd stewart into custody. police in pasco, washington say he was on the run after trying to kill his mother-in-law. they say he was working and living aboard the de commissioned aircraft carrier which is now a public museum. >>> the yahoo! co-founder resigned from the internet giant and hi

but daws objected this because he smelled that there was more than do you know airy motivation here. the reaction to him in the chamber was telling. i appeal to the house that they will not be carried away by their prejudices against color and race, daws said. i appeal to them not to treat him by one rule and the white man by another. i ask the gentleman who passed the constitutional amendment to see that this is not done. mr. speaker, it is unconstitutional to treat him differently. and the congressional globe, which often has wonderful little a sides in it from this time period, reported that it was laughter that greeted each refrain of this staccato appeal to menard's 14th amendment right and the guarantees of the 15th amendment which had gone for ratification days before menard's speech. looking back on it "the "baltimore sun"" declared the fact of a colored man making a speech on the floor of the house was one so novel that the greatest attention was paid. menard failed, however, to make an impression and it is safe to say that no other colored man will again have so good an opp

she thought dominique dawes had done it at that point. she didn't roeally know.he really looks up to dominique dawes. that was one of her biggest inspirations in the sport. i said, no, she didn't do it. she said. what she had me go back and we had to look up dominique's stats. she said, wow. i still don't think she truly grass wered how big it is, you know, she is the first one, she will forever go down in the history books, dominique dawes went down in the history books as being the first one to get an olympic team gold. and so for gabrielle do get the team gold and the olympic all-around gold, for me, it's just a feeling of absolute joy. >> and natalie, what is next for gabby? she is so young. i assume that she is already -- is she already thinking more olympics? is she going to take a little bit of a break, eat what she wants to eat? relax a little bit? come home? >> yeah, well, we are going to let her take just a little bit of time off. she really wants to try to go for another olympics and so, she hasn't been home since 2010. >> wow. >> so i kind of want to

. >> reporting in the pre-daw neaa murrieriselva giants fans were peppered into this 49ers crowd. the elixir staff started pumping up the staff. (chanting) let's 49ers' >> i believe in elil daedaniel , kron 4. >> this is video of closing moments of overtime. (cheers & applause) >> a great game. and expect exactly what we expected, what we expected alaimo from the bronx. >>reporter: i looked and found fans that are looking forward to facing down tom brady. >>host: russell is getting ready to talk about candlestick park. >> this is lovely. these are hatched that we beazer -- hatched that we wore during the 1981 showed on to have victory at super bowl >> reporting live in the candlestick park, j.r. stone. there were the usual amount of ejections and arrests. 19 people were arrested mostly for public and drunkenness, battery, and resisting arrest. however, one police officer had to use pepper spray. >> to officers found the subject on the third floor. and the two offices that were found on the third floor of had to come in and assessed by using pepper spray. giants fans did not have b

richard daw son's brother says he died last night from cancer. it was the show family feud was released in day time and night same send kiag. he won an emmy award for best tv show host in 1978. american audiences first met him in hogan heroes. later he played a darker role in the running man. this morning as the final kiss goodbye to richard daw son, dead at the age of 79. >>> the man who killed tryz has returned to florida, did trayvon martin has turned himself in. a florida ordered george zimmerman back to jail after recorded conversations between his wife and him of how much money they had. he launched a website for pay pal link and within days he collected $200,000. less than two weeks later the defense team said he was broke. >> unfortunately this is a family of very short means. >> the defendant lied to this court. >> he stated she had no money, which in fact the record shows she did. >> carolyn: according to prosecutors, zimmerman and his wife hid the money. they say he had as much as $135,000 in the bank. >> assad is making his first publ

joining me dominique dawes and jackie joiner kearsey.f the magnificent seven winning a gold and jackie in track and field. super athletes. in the '80s and '90s, jackie earned six medals, 2011 them gold, and still the world record holder for the decathlon. good morning. good to have you in studio. i wasn't to talk about the olympics and a comment causing quite a bit of frenzy of i'm sure you're familiar with the olympic soccer goalee and her interview with cnn saying the olympic village was basically a nonstop party. here is what she said. she said athletes are extremist. when they are training it's laser focus. when they go out for a drink it's 20 drinks. with a once in a lifetime experience you want to build memories whether sexual, partying or on the field. first, let me ask you first, are you surprised by her comments? >> she's right. athletes are disciplined and we do have laser focus. everything else i don't agree with because that was not my personal experience in 1992 when i stayed in the olympic village. my memory a swing set and

powerful winds that continue to blow throughout the area tonight the only impact seems to be on the hole daw travelers. the wind picked up overnight. >> we have complete team coverage tonight. we're going to get started with meteorologist steve rudin in the weather center. is the worst over? >> the worst is over but earlier today we had wind gusts over 60 miles an hour. maryland had wind gusts around 40 miles an hour. all the wind advisories have been cancels for our area then is welcome news. temperatures still chilly, still 41 at reagan initial. the colder air off to the west. scanning the skies, quiet conditions, high pressure moves overhead. that means our skies will clear for the overnight. we'll see temperatures that will eventually fall into the 20's to low to mid 30's and waking up to a little bit of sunshine. coming up, we'll talk about what to expect for christmas eve and christmas day. we could be looking at a more significant storm over the next seven days. >> that is not the news that people at dulles wanted. the winds caused backups at the airport tonight. richard, if a period

olympic gold medallist dominique daws talked about it this morning. >> i will see that athletes are focused and we have laser focus, but everythi else i don't agree with. that was not my experience in 1992 when i stayed in the olympic village. >> they begin july 27th. turning to politics, mitt romney and president obama are neck and neck except when it comes to race. take a look at this. among white voters romney has a 15-point advantage over the president. when it comes to black voters, only 5% of black voters in this survey said they would vote for romney. we talked with voters here in atlanta about why they think that is. >> you vote for people that you can relate to. that you feel walked in your shoes more than the other person. >> black and white is no support. that's the closest thing we have as far as being a black american. that's the closest thing we have to being in the white house. >> a few opinions. no the a full poll or study, but here to talk about this race for the races is republican strategist and contributor and a columbia university professor and director of the center on

and rea ins priebus and dominique dawes and ryan beatty. "starting point" begins right now. our starting poirnt this morning, america's new golden girl is gabby douglas making history last night. 16 years old, first african-american to women the all-around gold medal. amanda davies, it was so z exciting to watch her. just perfection, out did herself each and every time. how was the feeling while everyone was watching her? >> reporter: it was incredible. it was probably written in the stars, did you know if you rearrange the letters of gabby douglas's sir name, what does it spell, but usa gold. and this really is where the next chapter of her life begins. she is now up in the a list of superstars as the morning after, night before, media commitments have started. she's been retweeting the incredible tweets these had from people like oprah nicki minaj and michael phelps. she finished with that fantastic floor performance with that techno music. it became like club gabby. we can still get on the bandwagon and still team gabby, london 2012 t-shirts for sale on the website. >> of

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i'll talk to former champ dominique dawes. >> i'll calling these girls the fab five, they were amazing to watch. >> and guarding the games. an exclusive tour aboard the british navy's largest warship on watch for terror. >> we have a genuinely secure stable environment for athletes and spectators to enjoy a fantastic olympic games. >> the other royal couple, the prince and princess of monaco. marriage, mystique and the legacy of grace kelly. >> she touched the lives of so many people in so many different ways all over the world. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening from london. day four of the 2012 summer olympics. indeed an historic day for the world and for every single american. michael phelps shows everyone he's the best of all time, swimming his way into the record books. winning not one but two medals it giving him an astonishing 19 olympic medals. quite extraordinary. it comes as a 16-year-old girl from china wins another gold and leaves yet more questions about whether her incredible achievements are more than god given. i'm joined now by christine brennan from "

he was, like, it's raining down on me, sergeant dawes.ng trashed up here. >> they can feel the force of the blast inside their armored vehicle. >> the shock waves hit us -- it rings everybody's bell. you could definitely feel it, but it was more of a punch to your chest. >> the eruption is unlike anything the soldiers have ever seen. >> i didn't know what the hell happened. >> it's like slow motion. >> dude, i didn't know what happened. i thought the whole road was going up. i thought that was it. i thought, we're going to die now. >> just phenomenal when it went off. everybody's eyes probably got like this big, and were, like, oh, man, got to get away from that. >> luckily, no one's injured. >> this was the closest call as far as ieds go while i was there. >> the ground disappeared. >> i know, man. >> whoo! >> all the emotions came in at once because at first you're like, oh, no, and then you're like, wow, look how big it is. and then, whoo, they missed. so you get a big group of emotions running at the same time. >> they have several cl

. >> all that i here is -- daw, daw, daw -- >> yes. exactly. michael jackson. unbelievable. so, you are going to jail, they ask what you are in for. >> bust a move. >> yeah. >>> coming up next on eyewitness news saturday morning -- ,,,,,, 3q my mom makes a green bean crunchy. it's like totally crunch-erific! what they mean is, it's french's french fried onions in my green bean casserole. french's french fried onions. available in the french's stay-fresh can. >>> well, temperatures going into the mid 60s today. 65 tomorrow and we will call that 77. 65 on monday. 65 on tuesday. and 56 and 60. with a chance of showers each day, monday through wednesday. >>> when you say easter in baltimore, it means one thing, mary sue. their easter eggs have been a baltimore favorite for 60 years. >> as ron matz reports. it is the busiest time of the year. >> reporter: it is another busy day at mary sue. you might call it easter excitement. >> we don't keep count, but well in the millions. >> mary sue's famous eggs have been a baltimore tradition since 1948. >> easter is what mary sue is known

. >> reporter: they are keeping it out of the red and more furlough dawes. they will also benefit from prop 30 and they wonder what will happen when the seven years is up. >> to me. it is like a band-aid. it is going to help us from gushing blood out. it is not the answer. we still need to be able to fund education in a higher level than we are in the state of california. >>> ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> here is a result of other state propositions. >> 32, the measure on political contributions lost 66 to 44%. voters rejected 34. it would reduce the maximum penalty to life in prison without parole and it would be retroactive to people on death row. they give it to proposition 36. it is once considered the toughest three strikes law. it is considered a serious or violent crime, then it will be a felony. >>> it is labeled for general netally engineered food labeling did not pass. >> this is a campaign by multinational food corporations. >> 90% of american consupers favor labels for general netally modified food. >> this is a 12 year tax increase to fund schools.

i'll talk to former champ dominique dawes. >> i'll calling these girls the fab five, they were amazingng the games. an exclusive tour aboard the british navy's largest warship on watch for terror. >> we have a genuinely secure stable environment for athletes and spectators to enjoy a fantastic olympic games. >> the other royal couple, the prince and princess of monaco. marriage, mystique and the legacy of grace kelly. >> she touched the lives of so many people in so many different ways all over the world. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening from london. day four of the 2012 summer olympics. indeed an historic day for the world and for every single american. michael phelps shows everyone he's the best of all time, swimming his way into the record books. winning not one but two medals it giving him an astonishing 19 olympic medals. quite extraordinary. it comes as a 16-year-old girl from china wins another gold and leaves yet more questions about whether her incredible achievements are more than god given. i'm joined now by christine brennan from "usa today" and dominique

fox sports spoke about the controversy to the 1996 olympic gold medalist dominique dawes, who is alson american critics are self-esteem many times is wrapped up in our hair. i know a lot of african-american women, including myself, i did not worlike working out could is constantly sweating. my hair would be dry and brittle because of the relaxer. i did not want to get into pools because the claim is the chemical treated here, does not make a look so good whatsoever. that is why a lot of people have been attacking gabby douglas. it is that it is not on her achievement and performance, the appearance of her hair. but if she focused on her hair, she would not have made history. >> that was all of the gold medalist dominique dawes, who is also african american. >> it is tragic that it focuses on their hair and not their amazing performances. just to return to what you open with the olympic charter, it clearly bans discrimination against women on the basis of race and i would like to say that as far as saudi women are concerned, there are women inside saudi arabia who are fighting very har

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maryland makes its mark on the olympics, everyone remembers michael phelps, kimy misner, dominic dawessuzanne stantineas. she's the best but probably in a sport you've never heard of. it's part riding, part running, part shooting, part swimming and part fencing. the ingredients of the modern pentatholon, a daylong challenge pitting this woman against the world's best athletes. if i would have talked to you if you were 7 or 8, did you think this was a dream? >> no, i didn't think it was a possibility. >>reporter: suzanne grew up riding horses, in the saddle since she was 4-year-old. >> my dad taught me how to shoot. i got some lessons to work on my stroke a bit. >>reporter: it was at a a national competition during middle school that her skills took shape. >> we learned. we never really knew. oh, that's pretty cool. i already do all these sports. all i have to do is learn how to fence. >>reporter: it didn't take long for suzanne to master that. >> i has to hit the wall every now and then? >> when i hit the wall, it's, like, it's not just me anymore. my whole community backing me, i have

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eastern seaboard in the 80s, we jump to the 90s, and all the 100s back here from kansas city to witch daweoklahoma city will travel across the country in the next three days. into thursday, we jump to 100s. st. louis could be 104. chicago, 101. indianapolis, 102. louisville, 103, they canceled all the horse races on churchill downs on thursday because they're concerned with the heat. by friday, the 100-degree heat arrives in richmond, raleigh, charlotte, maybe 100 degrees near washington, d.c. about 95 in philadelphia. it's not like it ends back here, either. we're still going to have about two days in a row of 104 in st. louis. so this is going to be one of those all-time heat waves moving across the country. >> it's like -- all right, bill thank you so much. >>> coming up, whose life story is headed to broadway and the spice girls are uniting in london. what? yeah. turn the mic up. plus the material girl reportedly has a special theme to make sure she's not left behind. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. it's time to live wider awake. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combine

women's gymnastics team since her idol, dominique dawes, in 1996.icent seven, dawes knows all too well the challenges that come with olympic fame. >> gabby will have similar experiences like i did, where she won't be able to go anywhere and not be recognized. and people will be thanking her profusely for the impact she made. and i pray that she uses it wisely. >> reporter: dawes says douglas can expect endorsement deals to begin pouring in. >> she's going to start quickly recognizing she is a business, she is a brand, and she should be very selective in the people she surrounded herself with and the opportunities she takes. >> reporter: this media consultants douglas is a marketer's dream who could easily rake in millions. >> as a 16-year-old, she really has kind of the sky is the limit. she brings so many intangibles that marketers look for. she's young, she's fresh, a new face. >> reporter: following her victory, douglas tweeted, wow. such an amazing experience. thank you all for your support, love, and prayers. love you all. >> america is looking

well, this is a wonderful dawe. nea is trying to raise $1 million for public school libraries.ell me about that. >> here is a fun thing you can do. nea.org/readacross for read across america. you click on mazda. if you go and -- you principle off a little piece of paper and take it into your mazda dealer, test drive a mazda and for every time you do that, they will donate $25 that will go to buy books for our public schools. >> quickly, can you tell us the pledge you are asking kids to ash. >> we do need that pledge. are you red write? here we go. >> promise to read. >> i promise to read. >> each day and each night. >> each day and each night. >> and i know it is the key. >> i know it is the key? to growing up right. >> to growing up right. >> so i take this oath. >> to make reading my way. >> to make reading my way. >> of feeding my brain. >> of feeding my brain. >> what it needs every day. >> what it needs every day. >> thank you, lily, for coming in. thanks kids and thanks for bringing your moms along with you. happy read across america day. thank you. it is 11:26. coming up

she's an airman, and the mom didn't think she was going to get to see her dawe before she was deployed. this is -- >> isn't even a welcome home. this is an, "i'm about to leave" big hug. >> great thing is, grandma was filming the opening. so she is filming her own surprise. >> that's so cool. >>> it's not halloween time, but there sure was something spooky going on on the airwaves of wsmv in nashville, tennessee. they're going into commercial dural late-night with jimmy fallon. >> what? >> they're going into this 4-1 weather alert. gly teh. g>>back. ooh! >> you almost see, like, a demonic face. it looks like it's built into their transition into this weather alert. take it back, and they're able to pause it with their dvr. >> wow! that is -- >> look at that. >> freaky. >> you're like what is going on, wsmv? >> what's wrong with him? what's wrong with him is is that there? >> even wsmv is possessed or somebody in the graphics department, is a real funny guy. >> the guy running the switch probably crossed keys or something? >> we contacted wsmv in nashville and heard back from their news

she is safe after being out of touch with them for five dawe first told you the story yesterday at 5:00. the family held a candle light vigil for her yesterday. no details on why she was missing but police no longer consider this a missing person's case. >>> and yes, this sounds was directed to certain people in san francisco in the middle of the night >>> cloudy skies over the bay area but does it mean rain? if so, how much. mark tamayo will tell us. >> sad for the family. sad for the city and sad for chargers fans. >> people continue to react to the sudden death of former pro feet ballplayer junior seau. you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. >>> an out-of-control car slammed into a rest in east oakland. it happened on samson boulevard shortly after midnight. the driver reportedly ran from the scene. at this hour, there is still no word on whether police locate that had driemplet there are no reports of any injuries. >>> at least two people suffered serious injuries in a head on collision in east contra costa county