so, andrew jackson fits into a pattern of democratic, small d anti- business community reform that started with the jeffersonians, but then moves primarily to the cities as exemplified by jackson, leader by franklin roosevelt and kennedy and johnson. does that sound like a fair summary of? and last week we saw a whole bunch of people responding to this. and one more thing. what do the indians have to do with this? basically nothing. you can tell that story completely really without mentioning indians at all. and mentioning what is going on on the frontier or on the west only tangentially. so, last week we saw hammond responding by saying this class struggle is not class struggle. it is a struggle between old capitalists and new capitalists, between old money and new money. people who are already rich, and people who wanted to be rich and who had to shove aside the old rich. we saw lee benson suggesting democracy is indeed the spirit of an age. that the democratic party has no particular claim to it. and in fact they do not come to it first. and that there is a disconnection between politic

andrew jackson serge he did oppose paper money and the central bank. what americans think about when they think about him is andrew jackson as the embodiment of this frontier individualism this rough and tumble individualism. and that's still a very, very powerful image in our collective consciousness for better and for worse. on the other hand, there are other presidents that i think take up an even larger space in our collective imagination. that either aren't on our money or are relegated to that level of on security. >> briefly we heard douglas mudd talk about what it tells the world when people look at your money. not only here but other places on the planet. what does it tell you if you look at our money and you see no women, no people of color very few people of any other outside of political or military achievement, no artists no writers, no composers nobody like that? >> well, i think that it tells us something actually that our history is full of, and that is the way that these values that these men that we've placed on our money to represent

sam houston new andrew jackson -- knew andrew jackson from his time in tennessee. he served under andrew jackson in the military. they knew each other from before you central time in texas. circumstances pushed houston to texas. he became involved in the effort here to gain independence, the push for annexation and joining the united states. that issue had gone back and forth between prior presidents of texas and both sides at one point or another refusing, there were other issues going on. a state that accepted slavery was an issue great britain getting involved, kind of spurring the united states and the state of texas. finally in 1844, it became a major issue and it gets revisited again. andrew jackson writes to his old friend sam houston, basically saying it would really benefit the future prosperity of texas and the united states for this to happen, and he ends the letter saying, "god get -- god bless you and yours may it great you prosperity in this life and the life to come, your friend, andrew jackson." the next item relates to the 1900 storm. the 1900 stor

is the prayer of your friend, andrew jackson." 1900 storm for galveston is a major event in the island's history. there's been a lot written about it and said about it, but it lingers today. so, it is still very much a part of galvestonians history and lives today. this letter is a recent acquisition, and it's from francis lister, who was a railroad agent. it is written to his two sons. "dear boys." it is a letter basically describing what happened to him and his family during the storm. it goes into great detail about the water rising and the wind picking up and what happened to them through the night of september 8. it's basically letting the boys knoew tw they are ok. he had already sent them telegraph's, but i guess he wanted to go into detail and let them know what happened. it is very poignant. the detail is very descriptive and really gives you a good idea of the horrors these people suffered. just to give you an idea of how horrible the night was we can read about the water rising and houses being moved off their foundatio

sam houston knew andrew jackson from his time back east. he had served under andrew jackson in the military. he was involved in politics in tennessee. and so, he and andrew jackson's knew each other from before houston's time in texas. circumstances pushed houston to texas. he became involved in the efforts here to gain independence, and the push for annexation and joining the united states. that issue had gone back and forth between prior president of texas and u.s. presidents. both sides at one point or another refusing. there were issues going on annexing a state that accepted slavery was an issue. great britain getting involved. sparing the united states to an -- spurring the united states to annex texas. in 1884, it became a major issue and it gets revisited. so, andrew jackson writes to his friend sam houston basically saying that it would really benefit the future prosperity of texas and the united states for this to happen. he ends the letter saying, "god bless you. and grant you prosperity in this life and in the life to come. it i

sam houston new andrew jackson from his time back east. he had served under andrew jackson in the military. he was involved in politics in tennessee. he and andrew jackson knew each other from before houston's time in texas. circumstances pushed houston to texas. he became involved in the effort here to gain independence and the push for annexation and joining the united states. that issue had gone back and forth between prior presidents of texas and u.s. presidents both sides at one point or another refusing. there were issues going on annexing a state that accepted slavery was an issue. great britain getting involved was spurring the united states to annex the state of texas. finally, in 1844 during the election, it became a major issue. it gets revisited again. andrew jackson writes to his old friend, sam houston, basically saying that it would really benefit the future prosperity of texas and the united states for this to happen. he ends the letter saying "god bless you and yours and grant you prosperity in this life and the life to co

sam houston new andrew jackson -- knew andrew jackson from his time in tennessee.served under andrew jackson in the military. they knew each other from before you central time in texas. circumstances pushed houston to texas. he became involved in the effort here to gain independence, the push for annexation and joining the united states. that issue had gone back and forth between prior presidents of texas and both sides at one point or another refusing, there were other issues going on.

he served under andrew jackson in the military.was involved in politics in tennessee, so he and andrew jackson knew each other from before houston's time in texas. circumstances pushed houston to texas. he became involved in the efforts here to gain independence the push for annexation, and joining the united states. that issue had gone back and forth tween prior presidents of texas and u.s. presidents. both sides at one point or another refusing. there were issues going on. annexing estate that kept slavery was an issue. great britain getting involved was spurring the united states to annex the state of texas. finally in 1844 during the election, it became a major issue. it gets revisited again. andrew jackson writes to his old friend, sam houston, basically saying it would benefit the future prosperity of texas and the united states for this to happen. he ends the letter saying, "god bless you and yours and grant is prosperity -- you prosperity in this life and the like to come. your friend, andrew jackson." the next document rel

i have to say andrew jackson. he's on the $20 bill.ampaign to banish andrew jackson from the $20 bill. a group of women getting together called the women on 20s. they said this could pave the way for more equality for women. >> william harrison, fans believe he has the best hair. >> they want to take it to the white house to change the $20 bill. they're giving people 15 options. rosa parks, possibly elenor roos voolt. susan b. anthony. and margaret sangar. this one deserves a -- >> susan b. anthony has a coin. she seemed happy with that. >> that's all you carry. >> she was on the coin at one point. >> margaret sangar opened the first birth control clinic. >> andrew jackson was a war hero and a president and a remarkabl% president. he actually staved off the battle of new orleans. he actually reversed the tide of the war and we're about to win a war we fought to a draw. i think he earned the right, old hickory did. he had this tremendous party after he won that they wrecked the place afterwards. he earned the $20 bill. >> he's a timely

andrew jackson would be traded to the st. louis rams. >>> a lot of andrew jacksons would be included there. thank you, chris. you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> not going down without a fight. today pennsylvania's attorney general kathleen kane will be in court challenging a special prosecutor who wants her charged for allegedly violating grand jury secrecy laws. >>> change is good right? well there's a live look here at lincoln financial field. there are a lot of changes going on for the eagles. we'll break down the shake-up coming up. >>> and waking up to fog in the area but after the fog burns off a beautiful spring-like day. wait until you hear the temperatures. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. i guess we are a little more than a week away from spring but it will feel like spring today. we'll get this first alert meteorologist brittney shipp in the forecast. >>> it's going to feel like spring today with temperatures close to t

let's ask which women they would pick to replasce andrew jackson. >> i just want to say that andrew jacksonhair. however, i love this idea and i will vote for harrit tubman. she became a union spy, a scout, and she retired with a pension of $20 a month so it is perfect. >> that is great, josh who replaces andrew jackson on your $20. >> from the list we were given, i pick rosa parks. there is a strong pull for people from politics. >> we're going to open it up and i know your other one, which i think is fantastic, and let's go to you sabrina. >> now we have a tie because i also picked rosa parks. i just think we were having this discussion right now at this moment about civil rights especially with the civil rights ruling on the voting rights act last year and a university -- i think it sends a strong message and we have honored her in so many other different ways. i feel like this is the obvious next step to be taken. >> let's put that $20 bill back up because i also said rosa parks for all of the reasons you both articulate. you said georgia o'keefe. she was just pretending to be french an

you must be dead to equal to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill including civil rights hero rosa parks, cherokee chief will la mankiller and clara barton. the goal get one of them on the 20 by 2020, the 100th anniversary of women's right to vote. >> that led me to thing what can we do to celebrate our centennial? and what better honor than to commemorate women on money? >> reporter: the online vote, which ends in april, has drawn 80,000 people so far. countless more tweeting about it. and in the nation's most prominent paper, prominent women rallied behind their preferred pick. sure susan b. anthony and sacagawea have been on dollar coins, but when was the last time you used one? meantime 20s are passed around every day featureing a man who never wanted paper currency in first place. >> which i thought was pretty good idea. >> reporter: and if 100,000 people sipe the petition this spring, the white house will have to consider it. >> certainly it's a provocative notion. >> if it does happen i'll show it to my kids and i can say i was a part of this i did this. >> reporter: a woman

. >> reporter: now she's looking to send andrew jackson packing and put a woman on the bill. came up with a list of 15 extraordinary women. do you have a favorite? >> i have 15 favorites, in fact. >> reporter: she won't say on the record but she clearly has a soft spot for harriet tubman who rescued slaves on the underground railroad. >> she risked her life over and over and over again. >> it gets you emotional. >> yeah. i mean people put themselves so out there. >> i'd love to see eleanor roosevelt on there. >> reporter: presidential historian doris kearns goodwin said andrew jackson probably wouldn't mind getting the axe. >> he might have said, i've had my run, time for somebody else. >> who decides on who's the one? >> well, the american public decides. >> reporter: they'll decide by voting. when they narrow it down to one she says they'll ask president obama to order it done. it would be done by 2020, the 100th anniversary of the woman's right to vote. just last year the president said he got a letter from a young girl asking for a woman to be put on the currency. >> i th

you must be dead to qualify to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill including rosa parks, willa manr and sarah barton. the goal get one of them on the 20 by 2020. the anniversary of women's right to vote. >> that led me to think how can we celebrate our centennial. what greater honor could there be than to commemorate women on money. >> reporter: the online vote has drawn 80,000 people so far, countless more tweeting about it. and in the nation's most prominent paper, prominent women rallied behind their preferred pick. sure susan b. anthony has been on a coin but when was the last time you used one. many 20s are passed around featuring a man who never even wanted paper currency in the first place. our current president has the power to put more women on money and seems open to it. >> i thought it was a pretty good idea. >> reporter: and if 100,000 people sign the petition this spring certainly the white house will have to consider it. >> if it does happen i'll show it to my kids and i will say i was a part of this. i did this. >> reporter: a woman on the 20? no small change. for th

andrew jackson may be on his way out. >> reporter: call this lesson plan right on the money.eattle fifth graders researching who's on u.s. bills and who's not. >> they just show the men, not the women. so i think it's unfair. >> reporter: this class caught up in a new national movement. >> no girls. >> reporter: the women on 20s campaign. organizers have selected 16 candidates. you must be dead to qualify to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill including civil rights hero rosa parks, wilma mankiller and sarah barton. the goal? to get one of them on the 20 by 2020 the anniversary of women's right to vote. >> that led me to think, how can we celebrate our centennial. what would be a great honor? and what better honor could there be than to commemorate women on women. >> reporter: the online vote which ends in april has drawn 80,000 people so far, count louse more tweeting about it. and in the most prominent paper, prominent women rallied behind their favorite pick. sure susaneussusan b. anthony has been on a coin but when was the last time you used one? our current president

the new movement to replace andrew jackson with a south jersey woman. >>> 4:44. video how authorities were able to track down an arsonist. this message says my wife is a cheater. fire crews found that after putting out the fire early yesterday morning. nobody was injured. the homeowner's ex-husband is facing several charges including arson. >>> and a team is investigating the deadly crash of two hem helicopters. the choppers went down while filming a reality show. one suddenly clipped the other sending both plummeting to the ground. >>> a u.s. senate committee will discuss the use of military force against isis. the senate foreign relations committee will hold a hearing today on president obama's request for authorization to use force against the terror group. the president asked for that approval last month but said no ground troops will not be deployed in any offensive measures. among those testifying today, secretary of state john kerry and defense secretary ashton carter. >>> president obama is set this week to visit the arizona veterans hospital at the cente

did you explore andrew jackson's farewell address in your book? >> i did not. i had a lengthy section in andrew jackson who comes in general for fairly harsh treatment, deservedly so in my estimation. this is the second book i've written and i find i have opinions about certain historical characters when i go into a book and then when i come out it's interesting to see how they've changed in my opinion of jackson has plummeted to about as low as any opinion can plummet, notwithstanding his views on currency. the currency is an issue that i elected not, very strategic and look at picking issues which fetches a currency doesn't fit into the hypothesis but it was just that i limited space and wanted to be strategic in my selection so that the chapters could be grounded on what i view special in the latter half of the book, the five substantive chapters on farm subsidy, on porkbarrel, medicare, financial regulations and corporate taxes. i tried to find consensus views of the facts, and i felt like regulation of the currency is something where there's such deep divi

you don't always the andrew jackson on a $20 bill. he will appear on other denominations. you will also see different portraits for some famous individuals. the portraits you see on today's notes are fairly constant in design. that was not the case during this time. we will plunge into some of these notes. there were a lot of presidents on banknotes. the president you see on our current currency also appeared on notes during this time. here is john quincy adams on this $500 legal tender note. incidentally, $500 with the equivalent of about $8,500 in today's money. the general public really didn't see this note. the average salary for a worker during the civil war in 1869 was about $25 a month. most people never really got to see john quincy adams on a note. grover cleveland was on our thousand dollar bill but he was on $20 bills during this time. james garfield appears on a note. this is a gold certificate that has his portrait and there is a mirror image of his portrait on a special kind of national bank note. it is called a brownback note issued in the 1880's. if you kno

andrew jackson was not a fan of paper money.o has become more known for the negative aspects of his legacy. the indian removal act and deaths of thousands of native americans who were moved off their land. >> i ran through a few potential contenders for the 20. how did you all come up with these different women? >> well we used a very strict rubric. we looked at impact on society and how difficult it was for them to achieve their goals. and we put out a survey. we narrowed it down from 100 to 30 and that survey went out to 100 people. many of the people who participated were historians women historians and academics and voted. we took those numbers. >> do you have a favorite? you have to have a favorite? >> every time i wrote a new bio, that was my favorite. i'm not pulling your leg here. i really love them all. i don't have a favorite. >> how would this -- let's say this actually would happen. jack lew says okay. how much would it even cost to yank all of the current 20s in circulation and reprint 20s with say rosa parks' face

a group called women on the 20s is lobbying to take andrew jackson off the $20 bill.they are all at the school. the honor falls to the federal government. >> i am in inglewood. i just attended a press conference hosted by sen. senator bob menendez. senator cory booker was here. asking for more federal monday -- money to fund a possible urban light rail extension. obviously sen. senator bob menendez is facing federal corruption charges. he has not been handed the charges yet, but the justice department announced they are planning on bringing charges against him. he felt that the charges were retaliation by pres. president obama because he opposed the president on his grand policy. >> that is the only thing i we will say about this issue. >> sen. menendez did not seem worried about the pending charges. i asked senator rucker what he felt. >> what are your thoughts? >> i don't know i don't know what happened yet no charges, only speculation and rumor. >> we will wait to see if the justice department hands down those charges. in the meantime for sen. bob menendez senator

we'll show you one group who wants to have a woman replace andrew jackson.ng to silicon valley. ruth porat is going to google. >>> at the owner's meeting this week it was announced that the october 25th game between the buffalo bills and jacksonville jaguars would be screened for free. they installed a blackout policy. there will be no blackouts for one year. among the nominees for best television segment is our very own -- we're pulling for these guys -- "the dish" on saturday morning with anthony mace and vinita nair. the segment features talking with the chef about dishes. it will be on may 4. >>> rumors are flying about the cause of her departure. the recent exit of her has been very hush, hush. she was escorted from the building on friday february 13th. the first lady said we're grateful for her contribution over the years and wish her well. several sources said her style was not in line with the first lady's modernerday. why couples remember differently. couple therapist cooper is here and joins us at the table. i was so excited you were coming today.

andrew jackson implements. >> i don't just mean in -- i'm speaking in terms of the acquisitions from mexico and other -- >> i think he would say, and this is to give jefferson his due, he doesn't think that the other people's of the world less educated, less developed, maybe not with our exceptional qualities, thinking of americans as being really with the british. and after all, this is british america. he does think that the rest of the world one day could catch up. how it would do so, my guess is that he would suggest the emergence over time of confederations in all the populous areas of the world, the progress of republican government would be fitting, i mean, he survived long enough, lived long enough. >> take a very long time. >> even for the french common people, he thought they were 200 years behind? >> that was his estimate, he said, we're six years behind france. but as soon as they publish their books and send them across the ocean, we'll catch up. but our common people, this is a vote for democracy, our common people are 200 years ahead of their french counterparts. >> fo

first of all, andrew jackson, not exactly a great president, right?now he didn't even support the idea of a paper currency to begin with. he preferred silver and gold. i don't think he would even enjoy the fact he was on a paper bill. that aid sigh, there's so many wonderful people in the history of our country, including an african-american woman. i personally think the first african-american woman elected to congress would be an excellent choice and be an inspiration for a lot of women. >> and ran for president in '72. i was one of her youth directors. >> jason? >> i think it would be great. eleanor roosevelt on the other. >> there's a precedent for having more than one person on the bill. we need to do it now before paper money is put out of the circumstance lace. >> liz, real quick. >> beyonce, obviously. i agree with sheera. we should have an african-american woman on the bill, it should be beyonce. >> get your beyonce on while we go to break. we'll be right back with bloody sunday, 50 years later. llocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professi

social networks have added the tongue in cheek hashtag #sorryandrew, andrew jackson, the seventh presidente u.s., they are hoping a women will replace him on the $20 bill. a report for american magazine "the new yorker," a successful outcome to this campaign seems unlikely. people on banknotes have not been changed in nearly a century. she says there is some hope as barack obama did speak of putting a woman on a bank note when the issue was raised last year. turkish web users have been posting under the hashtag, urging authorities to free the journalist arrested for leaking state documents to the press in 2010. his arrest has been criticized on social media with many saying it illustrates how the powers want to silence these professionals. activists at the campaign will pay off they say he will be released at the earliest opportunity. an editor for the american edition of "vogue" shared an issue of a homeless woman to instagram with the caption "paris is full of surprises and readers in unexpected corners." she thought she was being witty but people have voiced outrage over her remark, say

. >>> your money could be getting a makeover nonprofit women on 20 replacing andrew jackson with a femalecal figure on the $20. there are 50 candidates you can vote on. >>> and from the "the new york times," florida records raised questions about jeb bush's 2008 vote. a spokesman said he and his wife voted absentee. an oversight by the elections office, a problem with the mail or an odd oversight by a 2016 presidential hope. that is your morning dish of your scrambled politics. >>> jonathan thanks for joining us today. >>> lot of things on the table. after a high-stakes game of chicken with home land security funding, is house speaker boehner losing control of his party? >> it's interesting, what you've got yesterday is a sign that he's able to sort of push them in a direction, constructed a vote where a lot of democrats supported it. it allowed many of the republicans to vote against it. so in terms of marshaling the vote yesterday, i think he did what he wanted to do. i think he's actually a lot a safer than he looks. no real alternatives who would like to oust him. i think john boehner

. >> reporter: joseph was the ceo at andrew jackson university in birmingham and now runs universityearch and review. a team of specialists help anyone who is uncertain about their future find their best fit by asking a series of multiple choice questions, like would you rather build a space vehicle, work as a doctor in a medical clinic or teach kindergarten. the answers are evaluated. like online dating there's a science into making the perfect match. >> we put it into a system designed. >> reporter: the results take a few days to come back. this is what you will get. suggested careers and a list of universities that offer that curriculum to help you avoid, waste time and money. >> i have seen statistics that say if you switch majors it adds $40,000, $50,000, $60,000 and that is debt. >> reporter: only 27% of people with an undergraduate degree are working in their field of study. a career builder survey shows 32% of workers ever had a job matching their major. the online questionnaire may help to improve the statistics but career counselors say it shouldn't be the only factor you c

more than 80,000 people have logged on to select 1 of 16 women to replace andrew jackson on the 20.e four finalists are chosen the campaign will put together a petition. if 100,000 people sign that petition, the president will have to consider it. >>> a big change in our weather watching snow move in ironically onto the first day of spring tomorrow. glen. >> yeah. jacqueline late march calendar you get storms like this with the big flakes marginal temperatures a lot of it melts as it hits the roads, sticks on grassy surfaces. we do have a first alert out for friday for a slushy type of snow a lot of us are going to see affecting the morning and afternoon rush in many parts of the area so the traffic is just fine now but things are going to change. the visibility among other things, is going to get pretty bad for a time tomorrow. 36 degrees at the moment with no wind and north of the pa turnpike generally speaking all snow out of this. that's a lot of hours coming down. >> in the morning, changing to rain or a mixture during the afternoon in this area in pink and down south, mainly r

. >> reporter: joseph was the ceo at andrew jackson university in birmingham and now runs universityand review. a team of higher education specialists help anyone who is uncertain about their future find their best fit by asking a series of multiple choice questions, like would you rather build a space vehicle, work as a doctor in a medical clinic or teach kindergarten? the answers are evaluated, and like online dating there's a science behind making the perfect match. >> we put it into a system that we've designed with algorithms. >> reporter: the results take a few days to come back. this is what you'll get, suggested careers and a list of universities who offer that curriculum to help you avoid wasted time and money. >> i see statistics that say if you switch majors this adds 40 to 50 to $60,000. a lot of it goes into student debt. >> reporter: and that may never pay off. the federal reserve bank of new york found only 27% of people with an undergraduate degree are working in their field of study. a career builder survey shows only 32% of workers have ever had a job matching their

and is ratified and signed, news finally arrives overland about the eighth of january, where andrew jackson won the battle of new orleans. we not only get to celebrate the end of the war, we get to celebrate going out with a bang. and having both of those things arrive at the same time means that it's very easy in the american mind to say that one gave way to the other. we won the battle of new orleans, and the war is over. we stuck it to the british. did we give anything up in the treaty? no. and we won the last three major battles of the war. this is great! now, what's really cool is look at what is underneath the headlines. 'tis the sparse -- star-spangled banner entrance -- in triumph shall wave. it has become incredibly popular, and they are using that song to kind of sum up how they feel about the end of the war. so a lot of historians, like don hickey, will say, the war was not a success because the treaty did not address the issues that brought about the war. however, while the treaty did not address those issues, subsequent relations between the two countries did. britain is going

incidentally, we think of andrew jackson, you know, as being a spokesperson for the south. as really being a driving force behind removal. southern plantation owner and all that. but compared to some of these georgians and other states rights party folks in the south in removal era he emerges almost as a liberal in indian affairs because he is concerned about the land frauds. he wants some of those things prosecuted. and everything else. these businessmen at the local level, particularly georgians many of them in columbus, because columbus is a real center of acquiring these lands and pushing the indians out. he has real political opponents over this. this was a real formative era in our economy. for example, cotton will be our leading export. it will have economic benefits for northerners southerners everything else. we get to that in part through the indian removal. i think we need to know all of these aspects of our history to fully understand sometimes our own not thoughts in the present day, we simply have to know the dark side along with the bright side of american hi

. >> reporter: doris kearns wood winn said andrew jackson probably wouldn't mind getting the axe. >>r somebody else. >> reporter: who decides who's the one? >> the american public decides. >> reporter: they decide buy voting. when they narrow it down to won she says they'll ask president obama to order it done. it would be done onby 2020 the 100th anniversary of the woman's right to vote. >> i thought that was a pretty good idea. >> reporter: but howard is leaving nothing to chance. instead of high-powered lobbyists she's employ add much more powerful team. adorable kids. >> no bills. >> reporter: using they're persuasive powers to get out the vote. >> it's crazy there are no girls on the money. >> reporter: chip reid cbs news, no. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will go to france for the latest on the plane crash in the alps and hear from the families of victims. >> plus an alarming report on teenagers and distracted driving and the look at the impact of the nfl streaming a game online for the first time. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesda

they're pushing to replace andrew jackson with a female.that you can vote on. the organization will send the campaign after -- >> i would do a regular vote for alex. >> yeah, that's not going to happen. moving on quickly. >>> u.s. customs offers discovered $700,000 of cash. they found stacks of 50s and $100 bills hidden away in shoes, soap boxes and lug gauge. he was attempting to fly to the middle east. >>> mount everest has the best views in the world, but also human waste. 700 700 climbers are the culprits of that. the country of nepal is none too pleased about that. >>> tired of pests? there's a high-tech gad get to zap them. hope that it's ready for summer. >>> if you think that a dog can sit is smart, you have not meet a dog out of kentucky. she can read commands and watch. she reponds. >> what does this say? >> good. >> what do this say? >> the trainer says that any dog can be taught to read and adds the bold letters in the mix and the dogs recognize the commands by seeing the letters. >> sounds like she is studying this trainer. she

. >> andrew jackson is actually one of the more diverse schools in the district. 35% latino 25% african-americanrican, 17% white and as oy walk through the halls they showed me all the different project that is they put together to represent the diversity and the culture of all of their students. >> the entire upper school this year was really learning about diversity learning about really important issues in the world. civil rights issues. issues of justice that is are done of different people and how people cope with this. >> chris, dawn i met principal kaplan as you can see. spoke to some of the teachers. it's clear that they're intent is positive. they want to overcome the pain of discrimination by openly discussing it. but even we had to make an exception to our rule of not showing these images in order to have this discussion. so we want to know what people think. you can comment on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly. >> all right. bill, thank you sir. >>> courtroom drama in california. just moments he finds out his bail is $25 million former rap mogil shug knight collap

it is where lincoln served as one term in congress and where madison, monroe, and andrew jackson were sworn into office. since the 1860's, the tradition has been for each state to send to dope statues here in honor of their favorite sons and daughters. some were veterans, summer authors, some are veterans, some are pioneers and some are just great people. our honoree was all of these things and more. today is a dedication of barry goldwater from the great state of arizona. we are honored to be joined by secretary of state from arizona, michelle reagan. and members of the arizona delegation and members of the goldwater family. thank you all for being here. i hope you enjoy today's program. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states color guard. the performance of our national anthem and the retiring of the colors. ♪ [national anthem playing] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as a chaplain gives the invitation. >> let us pray -- god of the universe, we give you thanks for the gift of life and for the

andrew jackson said that, our democratic institutions are rooted in these vast tracks of wilderness and woodland. so my father considered this part of our heritage and, you know, our purple mountains' majesty and he saw the desstriction of those things, the short-sighted destruction by industry as really an attack on american values and sovereignty. >> is global warming today the biggest threat? >> i think global warmi thegrave gravest threat to, you know, the population is a threat. but global warming, it's the product of a war between old energy, the carbon cronnies who, by the way could not stay in business in a true free market capitalism because these new technology like wind and solar can produce electropics and deliver them to their customers much more efficiently and much cheaper than the old energy economy. the only way that they maintained their foot hold in our economy is through enormous subsidies and through the domination of the political process you, through, again, through the subversion of democracy. if we could take the subsidies away from coal and oil, a trillion doll

did you explore andrew jackson's for one addressing your book? >> i did not. i have a lengthy section on andrew jackson who comes in in general for fairly harsh treatments. deservedly so in my estimation. when -- this is the second book i have written and i find i have opinions about certain historical characters when i go into a book. what i come out is into interesting to see how they changed. my opinion of jackson plummeted as low as any opinion can plummet. notwithstanding his views on currency. the currency is an issue that i elected not strategic and looking at picking the issue is not to say currency doesn't fit hypothesis but i have limited space and wanted to be strategic in i selections and they are grounded on -- i reviewed five especially in the latter half, five substantive chapters on farm subsidies on the pork barrel medicare financial regulations and corporate taxes to find consensus views of the facts. regulation of the currency is something where there is such deep division between people that there wasn't common ground from which i could mak

but i think andrew jackson louis cass the secretary of war at that time and orrs thought this treatyand others is simply a market-based removal treaty. what we'll do, we'll open the rest of those creek lands to settlement. they'll be in the midst of white settlers and everything else and it will be a simple matter for us to press them off the lands. they will not be automobile to compete. they'll sell out -- not be able to compete. they'll sell out and move west eventually. so there was that conflict about what this treaty's supposed to be that's part of the cause of the war. but right here across the river in these bottomlands of the chattahoochee, very fertile accountton lands. and that's what's -- cotton lands. and that's the last drive to get the indians out. grog shops were opened, people were cheated, there was impersonation where one indian was taken to a federal land office to one of the commission's land sales commissioners, claims to be another indian, he's paid off $10, sells somebody's land. there are murders. it's a terrible land fraud. it's a great stain on the american

. >> reporter: now she's on a mission to send andrew jackson packing, and put a woman on the $20 billfter long hours of research she and some friends came up with a list of 15 extraordinary women. do you have a favorite? >> i have 15 favorites, in fact. >> reporter: she won't say on the record, but she clearly has a soft spot for harriett tubman, who rescued slaves on the underground railroad. >> she risked her life over and over and over again. >> reporter: it gets you emotional. >> yeah. i mean people put themselves so out there. >> i love to see eleanor roosevelt on there. >> reporter: presidential history wan doris kearns goodwin says jackson probably wouldn't even mind getting the axe. >> he might have said to himself, i've had my run. time for somebody else. >> reporter: who decides on who's the one? >> well, the american public decides. >> reporter: they'll decide by voting. when they narrow it down to one howard says, they'll ask president obama to order the treasury department to create a new 20. the goal is to have it in circulation by the year 2020 the 100th anniversary of

thousands of people have logged on to select one of 16 women to replace andrew jackson on the 20.once four finalists are chosen the campaign will put together a petition and if they get 100,000 signatures the president will have to consider it. >>> police are trying to track down the owner of a camcorder lost during a trip at the jersey shore. >> they want to give the family back precious memories. police in cape may came across the camera during an audit of unclaimed items. a good samaritan found the camera and turned it in. police are hoping someone will see the video here recognize the family and claim the camera. >>> happening today, more than 24,000 people are expected at the atlantic city beer and music festival at the convention center. beer lovers will have a lot to choose from. there will be more than 1,000 different beers at the festival and it wraps up tomorrow night. >>> the mownopoly game gets a make-over. >> 20 u.s. cities will replace the names in the original 35 games names of streets in atlantic city. has borrow held a contest where fans got to vote for cities. pi

una campaÑa en la que se pide que para 2020 se coloque la figura de una mujer remplazando a "andrew jacksonnizadores han seleccionado a 16 candidatas entre las que figuran la heroina de los derechos civiles, "rosa parks" o la jefe cherokee "wilma mankiller". cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 5:30 y a las once cu --que descanse buenas noches. end show iones...... oraÓrale comopadsrpadres buenas noches es esto es titulares y mÁs coorsid coorsidad coorsida li lights tendremos la previa y ah ahora si compadres agarrens qe que venimos con todod w>>> m

more than 80,000 people have logged on to select one of 16 women to replace andrew jackson on the 20 and once four finalists ares chosen the campaign will put together a petition and if they get 100,000 signatures the president will have to consider it. >>> amazon is one step closer to using drones for delivery. landon is here with details in the morning's cnbc business news. good morning. >> hey, tracy, good morning to you. the faa gives amazon the green lights to test the use of drones. however, flights must be at a very low altitude during daylight hours and drones must stay within sight of the pilots. amazon wants to use drones to deliver packages within 30 minutes. the company is developing devices to fly at speeds of 50 miles per hour and can sense and avoid objects. >>> want to know how many calories are in the pint of guinness? they will start putting nutritional information on the labels including calories and alcohol content. the data based on a typical serving size so consumers know what they're drinking. if i'm drinking a guinness i don't know that i want to know the calo