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bey and matthew miller are the last americans held by north korea.ry seoul was accused of leaving a bible in a nightclub which he says he did. and now, kenneth bae and matthew miller, bae's sister saying quote we have been waiting and praying for this day for two years. this ordeal has been excruciating for the family. we're filled with joy now. i am thrilled to imagine hugging my brother, soon. he will not have to send another day in a labor camp. he can now recover from this imprisonment and look forward to his wife, kids, and the receipt of his life. our thanksgiving celebration this year will be one we'll never forget. you can see kenneth bae getting hugs from his family. they do look happy to have him home. his sister was a constant presence in washington as i mentioned she was trying to keep the pressure on u.s. officials to push for her brother's release, u.s. senator patty murray saying his family was very worried about his health. he was put in a labor camp and as his ability owe take care of himself deteriorated the worry about his health w

. >>> another suppoports star bei investigated for a suspected domestic assault. the allegations were brought to the dover police on wednesday. his ex-girlfriend said the incident happened inside the motor home at a race. busch is known as the outlaw in the racing circle. he has a history of run-ins with drivers and nascar officials. busch is not charged with a crime. his attorney says this allegation is a complete fabrication of a woman who refuses to accept the end of a relation and mr. busch denies her allegations in every respected. >>> members of septa's largest union are voting on a new contract. septa and the transport workers union reached a tentative agreement two weeks ago. the new contract includes wage increases and gives both sides more time to negotiate bigger issues like pension reform. polls close for members in less than an hour. >>> also happening now, a community is gathering for prayer tonight after two murders in a single week. one victim was a 3-year-old boy named scotty mcmillan. police say he was beaten to death by his own mother and boyfri

isil captured bei. >> i during an advance across northern iraq. we have this exclusive report. >> just a day ago isil was said to be firmly in control. today the graffiti tells the story. the flag used by the group has been called by the iraqi security force slogan as the army takes large parts of beiji town. the taking of beiji was an early victory. the rapid deployment squad fighting along side. >> let all the young men join the armed forces. let them come here and join arms with their brothers to defend the country and expel isil. if we don't act now then isil will sweep us so we have to give big support to the youth to funny the fight against isil especially in the province. as it is considered the breaking point for isil's advance towards baghdad. >> fighting continues, though, for the rest of the town. very early on isil established beiji as a command and control center for all of the territory that it controlled inside iraq. but it wasn't just about military strategy. it was also about business acumen. from beiji they control the oil smuggl

hundreds of inmates are bei released from california jas after the passage of prop-47 last week. the new rules call for trea certain non- violent crimes- like shoplifting, forgery a minor drug possession as misdemeanors instead of es. it's all de >>> new rules call for treating nonviolent crimes like shoplifting, minor drug possession as misdemeanors instead of felonies. it is all designed to reduce the inmate population and save money. inmates in state prisons can be released. >>> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> reporter: it will be two years after he uttered those words that the symbol of the cold war came crashing down. today marks 25 years since the berlin wall fell. we have more on how the city has changed. >> reporter: today marked the route of the berlin wall that used the divide in the democratic east from the west. germany's chancellor said the fall of the wall showed us that dreams can come true. [cheers and applause] and they did for thousands the night of november 9th, 1989 when crowds hearing the eastern government intended to loosen the border patrols poured

you can see that the protest is bei being monitored and taken very seriously because of course a lotnesians are hoping it will be a free and fair election unlike many others, 23 years they did not have a choice and had one president and they had one party but many people were in a way forced to vote for. of course there are so many problems in this country. it may be used as an example by the international community of a successful module in the so called arab spring. but the people want just and dignity and came out to vote for and freedom of speech and free to vote for who they want but still don't have the economic and social solutions to their problems. >> a car bomb exploded at a bus station in iraq killing five people. 7 others were wounded in the town south of the capitol baghdad. kurdish fighters in iraq say they are not getting enough support from the u.s. led coalition in their night against isil, iraqi prime minister is also calling for more air support, and we have the details. >> reporter: the aftermath of u.s. led air strikes far getting isil fighters in the central cit

. >> the driver was will bey he wasn't hurt, just in shock. firefighters arrived in minutes and quickly put out the flames. >>> an old part of downtown san jose has a new look and people are flocking. unique type of businesses are taking over. >> it is interesting. it kind of looks out of place. >> reporter: it's not what we're used to seeing on the streets of downtown san jose, former shipping containers turn into mobile store fronts for the holidays. >> we are in the modified shipping container we got from the port of oakland. >> reporter: when adam mayberry heard that the city of san jose was looking at pop-up shops for the holiday season he went in and pitched the storage container idea to the doin association, who loved it. mayberry says it is a way to get retain into downtown. >> a lot of the square footages available are really high. if you are going to take a 3,000 square foot fais space, it may cost you $5,000 to $7 '500 a month. that's a big risk to take. >> reporter: this year, they took action. >> this is the first time, a bran new

to our communities, andwe want to make certai that an issue that is obviously in front of us, that beiedestrian and bicycling safety and roadway safety in general is something that we are focusing all of our resources on. > unfortunately, we heartoo many times when pedestrians are at the losing ends of accidents and bicyclists as well. >> it's a nature of the beast. pedestrians and bicyclists will always come short when it comes to any type of collision with a motor vehicle, and sos a result, our focus is on addressing the behaviors of the most problematic when it comes to vehicle collisions. >> all right. sheryl, you have a campaig called be nice, ok twice. love the name. it's easy to remember, right? >> exactly >> that just reminds everybod all of us, and i catch mylf slowing down, give myself extra time now to get to work because i worry i don't want to be one of the folks who hurt somebody. >> you don't. no drer and nobody leaves the housein the morning thinking i'm going to get involved in an accidt, hurt someone, or be hurt. that campaign and the new one coming out, drive if your

. >> reporter: the seeds for wall street's next evolution are already beiing sewn across the country. >> there might be non-conventional players sitting here in silicon valley that could cause a huge disruption to wall street as we know it today. >> reporter: and for good reason. if you think computers are mission critical for markets now, just wait. >> the future 25 years from now will be settled by having this infinite depth of historical information to temper choices. >> reporter: the concept is called fast data which takes boundless amounts of information and lets users make realtime decisions. imagine knowing manufacturing activity in china, oil output in saudi plus a million other factors and generating a trade based on the combined outcome. >> 25 years from now you're certainly going to see man and machine come together in someway and it's going to be very interesting to watch. >> reporter: leaders on wall street need to embrace concepts like fast data to stay ahead. >> if you don't change from within, you'll find a group of, you know, 20-year-olds, smart 20-year-olds will crea

bey kwishgted of unspecified crimed held two years. miller charged with ernlgt the country illegally, held for seven months. the men are on their way back to the u.s. right now. >>> and president obama getting set to announce his nomination for the next attorney general in about 15 minutes from now. the president will name loretta lynch as a white house ceremony as the head of the justice department. she would replace eric holder. if confirmed lynch would become the first african-american woman to hold the post, currently in her second stint as a u.s. prosecutor for new york. we will bring you the event live. i'm kelly wright. now back to "forbes on fox." >>> we have a huge downturn in our coal industry, lost a lot of jobs answer it's directly attributable to tpolicies of th president. >> i think it is possible we can reject from of the president's regulating power under the epa. >> well, they ran on it, and they won. and that's why coal stocks are winning after the midterm elections. investors betting the gop majority will help plane

will beis a group that pretty well behaved. i don't think there is someone like a ted cruz of texas who is going to be a major headache for mitch mcconnell. their resumes suggest a group that is pretty thoughtful. they will be part of that surprisingly large conference. and democrats who meet regularly and talk regularly. the hope to break this cycle of gridlock. a lot of senators in both parties to talk across the aisle a lot more. want to get your thoughts on a couple of races. the race in colorado. what did you think about this? >> among all the races last nine, the two that are the most striking of the races in colorado and iowa. that was terrain may people were thought was getting bluer and blue are. cory gardner was able to win in that race speaks to his strength as a candidate and speaks for mark udall being -- democrats were not able to do what they had to do. they did not get enough voters to turn out in large numbers. carolina and the battle between kay hagan and tom tillis. what does that tell us? >> the south is inc

. >> so what did queen bey herself dress up as?g up. >> hey, this is jen frederick and another episode of mamalog. i can wear things and not show my tumy 100 %. >> you can wear styles that flat your figure because this is a problem area for every woman. we are all subconscious about our bellies. this is one of my favorite trends for the fall. it's the crop top. i know you hear the word and you want to run for the woods. this is how you do it. if you look for a sleeveless dress, you use this to conceal and cover the tumy. you get the look, but you still get all the coverage that makes you feel comfortable. love it. then fit and flare is your best friend. so it's fitted through the bodice right here and it flares out at the hips and it covers the tummy. >> you want to put a fashion violation out there. >> if it doesn't look perfect, don't show it. there's no gray area when it comes to fashion. you either look good or you don't. and if you feel like you don't, don't. and if you feel like you don't, cross it off the list, don't buy the

bei think our stance would that we want to stay in the eu because it is good for business, we have accessmillion consumers in europe because of the eu at easyjet and it is easier to do business. get ridve you need to of the bureaucracy and red tape which is what everyone says but we believe a reformed europe is better for business. i think a single european sky would still exist so it is not a in terms oft to us the open skies agreement but it would make is this much more difficult. eu anda child of the born from competition and the deregulation that occurred 20 years ago. we have benefited greatly at easyjet from the eu. cannot haveit escaped your attention there has been speculation about your future and where your career might go next, the telegraph wrote a praising article to you for delivering 10 times more profit compared to when you first joined and suggesting if you like a challenge you might like a job in the retail sector. any thoughts? >> i think the aviation sector ,s pretty challenging every day i love what i am doing at easyjet and i think we are doing brilliantly for our cu

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. >> th can't keep hiding behind scaring people about us bei undocumented. >> pr: immigrants who havebeen e fe years or have a child a citizen or came here children can get a three-or permit, if they pass a background check and pay tax. wre paying taxes. so we think we deserve to be includ >> ergontill focus deporting gang members, suspe terrorists, immigrants who ve broken the law. >> felons, not families. crimi n children. >> p: repui are thrnio strip money from the program or sue to protect leg immigrants. >> the president is effectively bumpg out of the line and bumng 5 million people ahead of them. >> this is wrong, it's irrns >> prt had said before he's king and he's not an emperou sure act like one >> : s ti on t front lines. >> wre giving legal immigrants more benefits+++ñbwá the law. for washington, i'm tracie potts. >>> for more, we're joined by carrie dann, a political writer for nbc news. it's heating up, isn't it, out there? we heard a little of what the house speaker boehner said let's listen to a little bit more of that. >> the president made 38 unilateral changes to th

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i'm talk beiing about maybe 21, people live in ferguson proper. the businesses that were looted and torched, these were small business owners. these were mom and pops. i could see 50 yards away, there's a hair salon that was damaged and we heard from this woman during the last hour, essentially pleading once again with protesters who are going to be out, to take it easy on these businesses. >> in terms of response in different parts of the town, everyone from the president on down has urged restraint in the response in part of law enforcement officers. to lonnie cob in ferguson had a scathing indictment saying what restraint looks like. he said it is a nonchalant approach to what was happening on the black side of town but a hyper vigilant approach to what was happening on the white side of town. did you get a sense in the discrepancy how law enforcement responded depending on what neighborhood it was. >> having been to both sides of town yesterday i will tell you, in clayton, for instance, it is a 15 or 20 minute drive from ferguson where the gra

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. >> miss bootyluscious is queen bey, beyonce. she dropped a music video this weekend.eleven" and it made a lot of people -- it just looks like homemade footage of her dancing around. >> she's got so many moves. this video released over the weekend already has 19 million views. not surprised. >>> one last thing. alec baldwin getting more unwanted attention. this time because of something he has done. >> after serving seven months inside rikers island prison, his stalker was back at it again violating a court order and showing up outside the star's manhattan apartment. she was not arrested. >> she's an aspiring canadian actress and has been accused of harassing him since they went out to dinner four years ago. neither baldwin nor his wife have made any public comments. >>> time now for celebrity birthdays. let's see who is celebrating their big day. >> the only nba player to ever average a triple-double. hall of famer oscar robinson, 76. colin hanks, 27. his dad tom. >> katherine heigl is 36. >> and haley dunphy from "modern family," sarah hyland, turns 24. >>> coming up

. >> we've been talk beiing about poisoning the well i don't think there's water left, it's all poison those in more jeopardy. sure it does. eventually we will have to have an attorney general and defense secretary. clearly this president is saying freedom is another word for nothing left to lose. he doesn't seem to care if he is putting the democrats in a bad position and he is quite eager to mix it up with mix mcconnell. >> we saw shumer come out and criticize the white house for going after health care early on. what do you think that's about. what's going on here with senator shumer criticizing the president? >> well what you got is a lame duck president who has lost his party's control over congress and the party is upset about it. they feel they no longer need to defer to each other and there's a lot of back and forth sniping, a lot of tension, finger pointing and not a lot of love lost between the president and his party. shumer is making a political point. he's not saying health care was wrong thing to do as matter of policy but may be wrong thing to do in politics. it's someth

his patronage at bei bowl on u street has helped make that restaurant a landmark.'s tom sherwood there to see how customers are feeling about bill cosby amid these u-street institution. ben's chili bowl. a must-see for tourists and locals. >> just walk around and enjoy. >> reporte a comedian bill cosby is ben's chili bowl. recently, the center of attention at 55th anniversary of the u street institutio with a sidewall mural right next to president obam >> cash only? >> cash only, yeah. >> at ben's today for lunch, a staffer was on duty, guiding inside the latest overflow crowd of regularses and tourists. some knew the cosby connection here, some but all had an opinion of cosby's suddenly damaged reputati from wholesome american dad to more than a dozen allegations of sexual abuse and even rape of women over many >> i still think he's a wonderful man. he's a generous man. >> the one thing that we do know is that people do crazy things. >> america's dad. so i feel as though if the problem keeps persisting, why hasn't the evidence been brought forth? >> i think it's a

. >> the quality of education in dam bei can't is unfortunately one of the worst in this region, and that has a significant effect on the employability of people coming out of the system. >> if the prospect of paying off a loan puts poor students off university, they may find that their new roads won't lead very far. aljazeera, zambia. >> they've prepared for two years before making a crossing on a climb. more than 500 million cubic meters of water during the season. >> still to come. remembering the war dead in britain on the 100th anniversary of the first word war. >> in sport, the world's best tennis players get ready for their last big appearance of the year. more on that. stay with us. >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax policy... the economy... iran... healthcare... ad guests on all sides of the debate. >> this is a right we should all have... >> it's just the way it is... >> there's something seriously wrong... >> there's been acrimony... >> the conservative ideal... >> it's an urgent need..

we were sleeping under bridges, bei bathing in rivers.nversation about war, why we missed it, why it is so hard to unhook from war. there was two other shouoldiers with tim. we also wanted to encounter the country. /you drive you don't encounter the country. a rail road line went straight through the middle of everything, through ghettos and farms and we encountered americans, rich and poor americans, everybody and asked this question, how is american doing. what do you like best about this country. we've been at war for over a decade. i and i feel it is time to do assessment. like you do in war zones, you ask people how are you doing in the villages. someone needs to do that in this country. >> two points, the story telling aspect, to that, you wrote in a washington post piece earlier this year about how other cultures deal with warriors who come home and you wrote, after stone age combat warriors were welcome home by the entire community and . >> the act of explaining what happened. we don't do that with our veterans. we don't let them

it's not going to bey day. i think partly cloudy skies and temperatures on the mild side. jose 73. 76 in morgan hill. very mild for this time of the year. and also mid to upper 70s down towards gilroy. for the peninsula the biggest change is pacifica. after sunny skies the past few days you'll get fog pack, 66. palo alto mainly sunny and 71. san francisco dealing with clouds and cooler temperatures. mid to upper 60s out toward the golden gate bridge, 65 degrees. 68 soma. north bay, east bay, tri-valley, a mild day with 72 expected in napa. back toward sausalito 67. tri-valley 71 in danville. low 70s around alamo. for pleasanton expecting 73. so it looks good through thanksgiving. then after that, it's like mother nature waited for us to give us this inclement weather. by saturday and sunday, that's when our next storm system is lining up. the timing has changed from this time yesterday. that's the biggest change in our forecast. everything is kind of pushed ahead one day on these two storms we're tracking. the first one is saturday and sunday. we're going to be getting rai

bei you speak from a position of jurisprudence.t want the political position. >> well, the problem is that basically, in most states, they allow you to bring over 20 to 26 forms of separate voter identification. so you can bring your traffic tickets, i mean, you could bring your water bills, your electronic -- your electricity bills, a st student i.d. for example, in texas you can't use a student identification issued by the state of texas. nobody is saying that you don't have to have any i.d. we're just saying it should be broader and not so narrow that the only i.d.s you know are going to be hard for people to get. so we're saying, follow the states that do it right. >> i've got to say, i'm going to take it on the chin after this segment because everybody is going to scream on my twitter that i'm a raving liberal. i'm that new american who goes out to vote. i also volunteer for jury duty because i'm just that brought and i think it's critical for all of us. >> can you figure out how to get in here with i.d.? >> i'm one of the luc

he never saw the other two americans held in north korea, kenneth bey and matthew miller, but prayed for them every day. he hoped they were being cared for and fed as well as he was. >> they were worried about me losing weight. i was given the same food that others were given, sometimes it was very spicy. they toned it down a little bit for me when i complained about the spiciness of it. >> reporter: he wondered for months if he would be released. then october 22, he was told. >> the supreme leader and the first secretary of the worker's party of korea has recommended you be released. and that blindsided me. i thought wow, i was expecting to go off in cuffs or something like that. two americans came up, said we're with dod. i did a bow and made a statement of deep appreciation to leader kim jong-un for his decision to allow me to leave the country. at that point, one of the other guy said, watch what you say before you get to the airport. >> why do you think you were released and the others were not? >> i don't know, i have asked that question every day since i have been released. my

. >>> he con to a news a man accused of starting a fire that destroyed this home in rockville is bei charged with arson. court documen say 27-year-old carlos peralta lived with several roommates. three were in the home when the blaze began. peralta's sister told police her brother suffe from schizopha is an alcoholic. say he has confessed to officers. he is being held without bond on three counts of dangerous endanger and arson. >>> tonight we're changing minds when it comes to migraines. >> doreen gentzler is here with more on how some people are using therapy to help with their head pain. >> hi, wendy, jim. migraine h can be debilitati. e havg one every day for two years. tonight we'll meet a woman who suffered for a very long time before she found a unique treatment that word for her. sonja suffere from chronic migraines, seve headaches every day. it left her feeling really helpless. she saw doctor after doctor, and nobody cou fin a cause for her headaches or even a medicati that would hel >> i felt completely out of control. i felt like a victim. i felt just, you know -- i don't

bei don't think i want to part of the political system.m interested in ordinary people being an gauge whether it is through union activity in the workplaces, new coalitions, or people taking control of the places they live, amy. >> you have talked a lot about the power of corporation and also materialism. >> how come you're allowed a glass of mine is plastic? why am i not trusted? this is america versus england, isn't it? you have thrown our flag away, rejected our queen, and now taking all the glassware. come on. >> thank you, russell. >> cheers, to freedom. >> corporate culture and materialism. i want to talk about your book because you talk about the kind of revolution you want to see. talked about the revolutions in your own life, how you have changed over time. >> the reason i have such faith in the capacity for change, for people changing lives, because my own life was changed radically. revolution is to create structures outside of the existing structures to create change without using the sanctioned means to change. lack of gone fr

bei and not being able to enjoy things we like. we have to pay the tuition. can you explain why? >> and president barron, since you kind of addressed these things -- go ahead -- >> i can adjust one more thing n this is the wayd to think about it. take your tuition and fees and add it to what your state, as ad public institution provides per student. add those together, and that's the resources that you have to delivere re for the educational process for those students. penn state has a high tuition and fee.among sadly, seconald among all publi. but i add those two together and i'm below average for the big ten. yet, we're delivering a ranking that is above average for the big ten. so this tells you , one, we're actually efficient in deliverinr quality compared to our peer set. it takes a resource in order to deliver high-quality education. and you don't have a lot of avenues to get those funds.tioni if the state support is low, your tuition is high. and you can watch t that over ak over again if you've taken analysis of universities that are high-quality universities, significant

and figuring out how to get at it and do it successfully took place way, way off the main road with bei , tells you something about how the main road is actually constituted. so i think the lesson of how he put the team together is that the way that we think teams are put together don't really work out in the way that the hierarchy tells us. you look at what people do. you look at what their capacity is by what they are able to accomplish. and looked at in that way, the best legal team, the best law school at that time was howard. it was not har vvarharvard. it was not yale. >> that's a great lesson. >> i really enjoyed the film. i'm angela eaves. >> judge. >> judge eaves. >> well, judge angela eaves. and one of the things that -- i guess we all think about thurgood marshall is mr. civil rights and thinking about race relations here in the united states. but would it be easier -- is it even possible to think of where justice marshall would fall in the spectrum of the court with respect to the broader issues of civil rights that face us now. or even first amendment issues like the hobby

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thanks for join beiing us in th u.s. and around the world. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm errol barnett. >> in just a few hours pope francis arrives in turkey for a three-day trip. it is only the fourth time a pope has visited the predominantly muslim country. >> you watched live as he boarded a plane ahead of this trip. the pontiff will meet with turkey's president, and he's also expected to denounce violence by islamic extremists targeting christians. cnn's arwa damon shows us how a small community of christian refugees in turkey is trying to hold on to its culture and faith. >> reporter: in istanbul a generation of turkish assyrians has something their parents did not. a school focusing on ensuring their language, dating back to the early years of christianity, is not forgotten. it's the first of its kind in this predominantly muslim country, a rare positive development for christians in the region. juxtaposed against that of a generation lost. for these syrian christian refugee children the staircase is the playground. blissfully too young

those library, even though it's late at night, they would still bey with students. >> the priority rights really going to be medical -- to give medical assistance to those people who may have been injured. i'm sure it's a chaotic scene unfolding on that campus right now. >> yeah. and as we know, we have heard that at least two people are being treated for gunshot wounds. at this point, we don't know if they are, in fact, students or faculty members or, in fact, who they may be. if they're police officers or if a gunman has been involved in this in any way. we know very little an't the gunman -- >> or even if there was a gunman at this point. other big stories making news around the world. >> the rhetoric in the ukraine conflict has now reached a new level on wednesday. the leader of one self-declared public wants to settle differences with a duel. >> igor polinsky issued the challenge. he said depict the times and weapons the winner should dick tame the terms to the other side. >>> well, european monitors in the ukraine got a scare woenz when their convoy was fired on. they said bullets

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beis allowing the u.s. to tougher on russia.same poll, russia is perhaps the biggest loser. the high oil price for revenues. have the money comes from oil and gas. many people argue that is a contributing factor. russia is not the only country on the hot seat. a venezuela and iran. break even price of not going to get into thousand 14. when people talk about falling oil prices, they talk about the transfer of wealth from the theproducing countries to oil consuming countries. that is another way the u.s. is a beneficiary. china as well. they imports of the present of their crude. -- they imports 60% of their crude. earlyit is fair to say days. it has only been a few days since the prices started to come down. >> the u.s. is freer to be -- more combative or challenging towards russia? this has global ramifications. the policies are murky. on one hand, you have russians saying -- actually it is the are lowering their prices to collude against the russia. >> meanwhile, you have many people in the u.s. and not only in the u.s. that t

not received all the e-mails and other documents that were subject to the subpoena, so another hear beiing may well be necessary. i want to thank dr. paul brown for his tireless efforts on this subject as well as so many other subjects that have come before this sub committee. we appreciate his public service and his dedication over the years to his constituents, to congress and to our country. so chairman brown, thank you, again, for all you've done. we appreciate all your great work, and i look forward to today's hearing. >> thank you, mr. smith. as i announced earlier, mr. swaulwell will be joining us in a bit. and he will give his opening statement at that time. and then ask his questions in due order. if there are members who wish to submit additional opening statements, your statements will be added to the record at this point. at this time, i'd like to introduce today's witness, mr. todd park, the former chief technology officer of the united states. an assistant to the president. prior to this role, mr. park served as chief technology officer for the u.s. department of health and h

bey have one son, named nji. they see him killed in front of their eyes in this accident. never recovers and barely speaks to him after that. she blames the death on pierce himself. she keeps to herself in the white house, praying all the time. pierce is virtually destroyed. if you read his inaugural address you see that in the first line or two he references this challenge or turmoil. he proceeds as president to try and find god and often spend sunday at church. one time he does and it turns out to be quite fatal. he tries to find his own way as president. his best friend was a secretary of war, jefferson davis. fashion a strict constructionist view of the constitution which is that the federal government does have power but that the power ought to be used to support slavery. to support slavery in the territories. that is what gets him into problems. and it really focuses on kansas. >> we can talk about that if you like. bloody kansas and why he messed things up there. >> kansas becomes the focus of activity because it is a territory that is about to become a state. as it