bradley: i just think the latter.nts to demonstrate they have certain moves they can make and we have plenty of moves we can make. the idea is to not be provoked and react unnecessarily. i have no idea who putin wants. the point is, if i was running for president of the united states, i would not want putin to endorse me. i think it is unlikely -- i think it's just part of strategy to let us know they are still there. mark: you have been critical of the u.s. government for being too confrontational. if you were president, would you retaliate against them? sen. bradley: i would be very careful because if it is a retaliation, it has to be a retaliation you don't know about and it has to be sufficient to send a message that we know what they did. mark: what is proportionate to interfering with our election? sen. bradley: i don't have an answer on what is proportionate, but there's no reason to go at them with a big cyber attack because we have a lot of vulnerabilities here in our grid, in our financial system, so you wan

bradley rosen would tell us about demand- (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "i've never seen anything like this." but he has nothing to compare this weekend's sales to. (bradley rosen/ sports chicago) "an average sunday in october has been zero." (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "so this is a billion percent higher." (jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "some of the stores around wrigley are so packed it can be difficult getting through some of these aisles, now the businesses telling us they're having difficulty unpacking times to put on display before they're sold." (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "it's just crazy." (jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "can you keep clothing on the shelves or is it just...?" (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "don't even have time for shelves, we throw it on tables, they're just grab it right off there." (quanisha davidson/ clark street sports) "we've sold a lot of hats." (mos) "and i have a cubs hat!" (jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "what is it about the hats that (mos) "because i think a hat is something you keep longer than a t- shirt."

the bmo harris bradley center is also closed. tipoff against the hornets is just under an hour away. 12 sports' stephanie sutton is live inside the bradley center with a preview of tonight's game. stephanie: as you can see, players are warming up for tonight's season opener against the hornets. the fans, players, and coaches can't wait, especially jason kidd. >> school, everybody is excited. the last two days have been good. the mental focus and physical, and so the season is here. everybody is ready to go. stephanie: that is michael beasley on the other side of the court. fans can't wait to see him. coming up later in sports, thon maker will be making his debut. we will hear from him and the advice jason kidd has for him. kathy: go take a few shots. while the new home to the milwaukee bucks goes up in downtown milwaukee replicas will , also soon be built. joyce: will work together to construct miniature versions of the arena next week. the event aims to introduce students to elements of engineering. it's happening next thursday

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bradley rosen would tell us about demand- (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "i've never seen anything like this." but he has nothing to compare this weekend's sales to. (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "an average sunday in october has been zero." (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "so this is a billion percent higher." (jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "some of the stores around wrigley are so packed it can be difficult getting through some of these aisles, now the bu telling us they're having difficulty unpacking times to put on display before they're sold." (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "it's just crazy." (jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "can you keep clothing on the shelves or is it just...?" (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "don't even have time for shelves, we throw it on tables, they're just grab it right off there." (quanisha davidson/ clark street sports) "we've sold a lot of hats." (mos) "and i have a cubs hat!" (jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "what is it about the hats that everyone needs a hat?" (mos) "because i think a hat is something you keep lon

matt bradley reports from iraq. well it's still not clear exactly when the iraqi penetrating into mosul itself and again this is iraq's second largest city and this is iraq.reports from light. wind will be light. to iraq, where the prime minister says the battle to retake the northern city of mosul from isis is going "more quickly than we thought."matt bradley reports from iraq. well it's still not clear exactly when the iraqi security forces are gonna be and again this is iraq's second largest city and this is really the super bowl of battles when it comes to islamic state being fought here in iraq.but we do know that this battle is going a pace.we've seen some advances yesterday and the day before and they're likely to be quite a bit of action today.the plan today is for the kurdish peshmerga to probably take some christian villages to the north and northeast and a little bit to the east of mosul as they pre and further into the city itself.but the iraqi security forces have added a new element to the battle and t

deputy coroner ben bradley what were you working with? >> a very charred body. i could not very well identify it being a person. >> the cause of death seemed obvious but just to be sure julie's remains were sent to the troubling as it was unexpected? >> he recovered a projectile in the remains. >> bullet? >> yes. >> suddenly what was thought to have been death by smoke inhalation was now a homicide. closer examination revealed three bullet holes in julie's torso. the coroner immediately called the sheriff's office. >> i said "we need to get people back to the house because this is going to be a homicide." >> you thought lady in a nice neighborhood, good house, now she's got three bullet wounds. >> that's right. on a who did it crime. >> back at 107 tudor boulevard fire equipment pulled out as sheriffs' cruisers pulled in. would the charred wreckage of the home once filled with joy and laughter now hold clues pointing to a killer. >>> coming up, could julie's murder have been a burglary gone bad? somebody is looking for the >> something goes down. >> right. >> an

police say 45-year-old bradley francis shot the woman in the head. news 3's antonio castelan joins us live from the valley. neighbors are remembering a very >> reporter: reed, people who knew the murder victim say she was a sweet woman nom if you the victim's grandson is here at the clark county detention center charged with murder. >> everybody in this neighborhood will always i think have a very fond memory of her. she's lived in this neighborhood for many years. and, you know, we'll -- she will be missed. >> reporter: john swindles thinks of his 86-year-old neighbor who was murdered right neighborsive the victim as marilyn francis. police say 45-year-old bradley francis shot and killed his grandmother. >> he always seemed like a loving grandson. i never saw anything ever to indicate what happened yesterday. >> reporter: detectives have not released the motive behind the murder. police say shortly before five yesterday evening bradley francis got into a fight with his grandmother. the altercation spilled out on to the street where investigators say

bradley looked there first, but -- bradley: they're not hiring right now. so, i'm looking for other opportunities. mike: when he learned that the recruiting, he jumped right on it. he has the support of his wife and dad, despite the hazards that go with the job in a big city. bradley: it's more about doing something that you love to do. and i want to go and help people, and serve people, and protect people. and that's a big part of being a police officer. mike: zach watson is 26. he is already a police officer in the town of randall. he's the father of a three-year-old girl, and looking for advancement. zach: it's a large city. there right now. it just looks like a good place to work. mike: this was just preliminary interview. the next step will require the applicants to go all the way to dallas, at their own expense. in milwaukee, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. toya: the dallas police recruiters will be at the uwm's union ballroom tomorrow for a career fair, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. sledgehammers, a major renovation project gets underway

deputy coroner ben bradley. what were you working with? >> a very charred body.y well identify it being a person. >> the cause of death seemed obvious. but just to be sure, julie's remains were sent on to the medical examiner for an autopsy. what he discovered was as deeply troubling as it was unexpected. >> he had recovered a projectile in the remains. >> a bullet? >> yes. >> suddenly what was thought to have been death by smoke inhalation was now a homicide. closer examination revealed three bullet holes in all in julie's torso. the deputy coroner immediately called the sheriff's office. >> i said, we need to get some people back to that house because this is going to be a homicide. >> what did you think? wow? >> absolutely. >> lady in a nice neighborhood, good house. >> right. >> now she's got three bullet wounds. >> that's right. on a who-did-it crime. >> back on 307 tudor boulevard, fire equipment pulled out as sheriff's cruisers pulled in. would the charred wreckage of the home once filled with joy and laughter, would it now hold clues pointing to a killer.

first up, here's bradley. >> bradley, 1953 publication of the conservative mind, what was the reception? >> pretty incredible. far more so than anybody would've expected. when it came out it came out in may of 1953. it took about a it took about a month for to catch on. once i did it caught fire. roughly 75 or 80 publications in the english speaking world. everything from the chicago tribune and the new york times, london types, times literary supplement, they all reviewed it, sometimes two or three times and going through the summer feeling like maybe they didn't do it justice the first time. so it caught fire in a way that most academic books never even dream of doing. and certainly as a young man he hopes he would have a good career, and it went well beyond what he was expecting. it put his publisher on the map as well. >> who is kurt? >> guest: russell kirk was born in 19882 to a very poor family in plymouth, michigan. his family has always, they all point back to 1623 and his mother side. they come over they come over to plymouth and massachusetts in 1623. a typical american story

. >> we're on tutor boulevard -- >> then temple bradley's phone rang. it was a friend who also knew julie. >> she said, you know there's a fire. i said, yeah, i saw it on tv. she said, yeah, it was keith and julie's house. and i just sat there. >> did she know at that point that julie was in fact gone? >> she knew. so she told me. >> temple's husband immediately tracked down keith as he was making the three-hour drive home from indiana. >> he said, i'm on my way. i'm probably, you know, two hours away. i said, are you all right? he said, yeah, yeah. i could tell he was in shock. >> the news hit zach griffith particularly hard. since coming out to his mother, his relationship with her had been strained. and now this. >> i guess you're just beating yourself up something terrible that you had been sideways with her. >> yeah. and i know if we were just given more time, that we would have been close again. that we would have been, you know, that mom and son duo that we were. but we just -- we didn't have the time. it was ripped away from us. and never get it

>> bradley: just like that? >> dylan: yeah. >> bradley: where'd it come from? >> dylan: it just came. it came from, like, right out of that wellspring of creativity, i would think, you know? >> bradley: do you ever look at music that you've written and look back at it and say, "oh, that surprised me"? >> dylan: i used to. i don't know how i got to write those songs. >> bradley: what do you mean, you don't know how? >> dylan: those early songs were, like, almost magically written. >> whitaker: at the end of that story, 12 years ago, ed bradley reported dylan had been nominated for the nobel prize. now, he has won it. i'm bill whitaker. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." and tomorrow, be sure to watch ? ? ? you call me to tell me what's up with you ? ? huh? ? ? we're living on top of the world, it seems ? ? way up here in a higher place ? whoa. uh-huh. r? ? (chuckles) you've got to be kidding me. whew. (indistinct chatter) ? oh, clouds that i keep falling through ? do you think anyone here knows it's only thursday? dude, i don't think a

a couple of road closures and less parking ma beverly taylor is downtown at the bradley center with more. yeah, the bmo harris bradley center looks the same but surrounding it is construction here and the closure of this familiar parking structure. when you couple the closed parking structure at 4th and highland-- with a few evening classes at matc... and an event at the marcus center more limited. tonight, being the bucks season opener, we expect a fairly large crowd and with that, plenty of cars. according to the bucks, there are still 4,000 parking spaces available within a quarter mile of the arena. we spoke with one business owner who also says - limited, yes... but theres ample parking. stop sot 'i think that there is parking down here. there will continue to be. i think people will find new places to park. the city will obviously have to find more ways to add more parking down the road here." more parking down the road—b ut for now .. it is what it is. and, that may end up being a challenge for some, especially when you throw an eventual admirals game in the mix. reporting l

the talent they're recruting at the bradley center. and halloween artists. where you can go to carve a pumpking for free today... and have your work displayed for all to see. let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup....at 6:30, the mike mccarthy show with guest wide reciever davante adams.the now: milwaukee can s at 7 catch an all new blindspot, followed by law and order: special victims unit. then chicago p-d and more the wehr nature is seeking pumpkin-cariving enthusiasts to help celebrate halloween. people are encouraged to come jack-o-lanterns that will line the enchanted forest trail enchanted will line the enchanted forest trail in whitnall parkno carving experience is no carving experience is necessary. all pumpkins and tools are supplied.today's event runs from 9 to 4 or until the last pumpkin is carved. more halloween fun at the milwaukee county zoo."boo at the zoo" will return this weekend .the zoo is offering many wickedly fun, family friendly activities including: the chance to build your own backyard bat house, a venture through a haysta

we saw bradley with a pick six. will parks played a big role in another broncos victory. >> it was another chance for me to get out on the field field as much and get out and take advantage of those opportunities that you get. when he said he wasn't playing i looked at it as i got to step up. >> it was going to be hard for me to make anything. i knew those guys would be able to step up and get their fair chair of chances to make picks. >> i give them credit for being everything we are throw at him. it is a lot. sometimes we look ate as a veteran point of view. take it slow with them. they caught on and listen and take it to the field. that's why they perform the way they did today. >> reporter: it was 17 days ago the chargers beat the broncos in san diego. the broncos got revenge sunday afternoon. >> reporter: this was a must- win game. now they first place will be on the line. >> thank you. >>> millions of cars are you should recall for a variety of issues. how you know you are not buying one on them? rick shows us

bradley veale -- bradley beal finished with 13 tonight. washington turnovers made it easy for atlanta tonight. the wizards drop their they will try again sunday in memphis. rfk, d.c. united hosting montr?al in the knockout round of the mls playoffs. the center pass, 2-0 montr?al. moncuso was not done. 3-0 montr?al. united got a couple late goals, season is done. >> we showed some life slowly but surely as the game went on, but it was too late. i'm not sure if they thought it was going to be easy and we were going to walk to the championship, but that's not how it goes. erin: one and done knockout round is tough. josh norman and jordan reed were they are both in the league's concussion protocol, but this is a positive sign for their availability sunday against the fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to f

it had been with the family for many years, and then in june of 2015, bradley university provided this room where i began the process of cataloguing the entire collection. at this point, i had 38 boxes of paper documents and am currently working on the extensive collection of photographs that were passed along. this is a page from an autobiography that moses pettengill wrote later in life. it is interesting because it talks about his work on the underground railroad and this is what he says. it was is privileged to aid several fugitives from bondage on their way to freedom. in one case, he aided his sleigh wifest. louis to put his and children in a box and they were sent by a farmer to a mr. weill at jersey bill, illinois, some 50 miles before they were let out of the boxes. then he questioned what they endured, no tongue can tell. free,ther and husband got but the mother and children were retaken and sent back by brutal men. moses heard about peoria, illinois from a man who had been there and moses was eager to see for himself. on arrival, they found a village of 150 people, mostly ne

and we will ask emmy winner bradley whitford about a west wing reunion. comi >>> from nbc news this is today's take live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today," thursday morning, october 27th, 2016. al along with tamron and dylan. i had to do that open three times because i couldn't say west ring -- west wing reunion with bradley whitford. >> i couldn't get that one. the birthdays, we had a whole bunch of interesting 100-year-old birthdays. >> what was the name of the town. >> among hay la. >> everybody getting excited about thanksgiving. before that we have halloween. >> what? >> what about all these halloween segments we have. >> we're going right to the stuffing. >> what about >> how about arbor day. so i decided deborah got in a costume for pepper. >> that's your pet. >> my little dog pepper and this is the only -- i posted this on instagram, this is the only pumpkin spice i will agree to like because it's pepper and she is in the pumpkin. >> i got the pumpkin spice thing but then i remembered the dog's name was pepper i was like i

dowd: ben bradley was very special. phil gailey, who wrote a great analogy about him, he said other newspapers were the kind of nova in a suburban garage. then bradley was a little red roadster taking their curves a little too fast. he was just so dashing. you know, dashing and kind of one-of-a-kind throwback to the great days of journalism. mr. lamb: all of those folks -- it said that they are gone, but really was a bad one, bce -- besides tim russert -- was rosemont. ms. dowd: that was the set us -- the saddest story. david rosenbaum was a terrific guy. he was our longtime congressional reporter and just a very happy guy. a hard worker and a really great reporter. and he retired very soon after his retirement, within a month or two, he would always take a walk after dinner on friday nights. he lived in a very safe neighborhood. mr. lamb: in the district of columbia. ms. dowd: yes, in a very safe neighborhood. and these two guys came up behind him -- i guess they wanted to rob him, and hit him with a lead pipe. they to

october 14th at the bmo harris october 14th at the bmo harris bradley wakeup news. many fans of singer bruce springsteen...would probably do just about anything to meet him-- even if that means skipping school or work. for one central pennsylvania boy...that's exactly what he did -- and "the boss" even helped him out with his absence note. sara small reports. nats: "foul tip you're still alive." "phew! still alive!" this is a typical day at playing a little ball....talking sports nats: "phillies are my first, nationals are my second." but now the conversation has kind of shifted. luke bernstein/father "ben said, 'daddy, that's bruce springsteen!'" sara small/reporter "what was it like to meet him?" ben bernstein/5-years-old "i gave him a hug and said happy birthday boss and he said let's take a picture." ben's dad luke is a springsteen super fan -- luke bernstein/father "i've seen him in concert 27 times. not as many as some." so when they have a chance to meet sara small/reporter "tell me how fun it was." ben bernstein/5-years-old "so fun!"it's something you just d

ticket to saturday's bucks med help $ilen battngcanc.thcks host the chicago bulls saturday at the bradley center.tip off is 7:30.i'll emcee a portion of the pregame and halftime programs.part of the proceeds will go to the macc fund which fights cancer a blood disorders. there's a ?frost? advisory for part of our area tonight. john malan is here with the forecast. most of the wald with cold fnt through, whave and 'r f8some chilly shower this evening, but skies will adually clear out. lows tonight shouldange??$from around 40 along the lakeshore to near freezing inland. there is a frost advisory our inland and northern counties . if you're trying to get some good life out of any remaining sensitive flows or plants, it might be a good them in befe bed.thursday will be cool but ce for highs in the ??-;o50s. friday looks very ni as we ?&climb back into the 60s. weekend as we might hit 70 again by turdayafternoon. we'll have a few more clouds coming up in sports, packers head coach mike mccarty explains why the cowboys offense is so dynamic.rod burks with srts afterthe sunday when they host the

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this is many people have lived on this block for a very, very long time. >> reporter: bradley francis is here with no bail. he will appear before the judge tomorrow. antonio castelan, news 3. >> marie: another awful story developing in oregon right now. police say a father killed his two children. an eight-year-old girl and six-year-old boy. police say it happened at an apartment complex in beaverton just eight miles west of portland. a woman called police after she there. police say there is no threat to the public. we will continue to bring you updates on later editions of news 3, the cw news at ten and as always on news3lv.com. >> reed: a big story in the weather. hurricane matthew on the move. this massive hurricane is on the verge of strengthening tonight as it bears down on the bahamas. at least 25 dead so far as the storm moved through the caribbean. with the forecast still uncertain officials from florida to the care line raz taking zero evacuations right now are underway. while other residents are stocking up on supplies to hunker down. your weather authority chloe beardsley

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gary bradley robey a starter. robey definitely got more work and made more plays including the biggest play of the game. >> i'm always ready, man. that's what i live for. this is what i do. make plays and win games that's it. >> my goal was to keep down, another chance for me to get out on the field a little bit

how many spaces are lost near the bradley center because of the new arena... and how far fans may have to walk if they're looking to russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. vo: keep them working... that's senator ron johnson's plan for seniors. he supports privatizing social security and wants to raise the retirement age so seniors have to keep working until they're seventy. he also has a plan for medicare... turn it into a voucher program and add means testing -- so seniors pay more out of pocket n, ron johnson isn't working... it's the stt a new season bmo ley center. the bucks opener is team executives say they've worked hard to improve the fan experience. they've rolled out new food items plus a new bucks pro shop kiosk. tip off for tonights game is at seven. a warning for bucks fans going to the season opener tonight. you may have to get to the game early beause of construction for the new arena. a city-owned parking structure right across the street from bmo harris bradley arena that once held 950 spaces is now closed and will be tor

. >> this year's book award presented to bradley -- bradley birzer. he wrote about russell kirk. this is presented annually to a nonfiction book that advances conservative intervals. >> ladies and gentlemen, if i can get your attention, please. if i can get your attention. thank you. i know some of you have your dessert and encourage you to continue eating. we would like to get the program back on schedule. what i am most humbled by is the team we have been able to assemble over the 5 years i have been president and mentioned nick reed, senior vice president jack nelson, please stand up. [applause] >> they do a tremendous job day in and day out getting the word out to conservatives on college campuses and having a big impact on all the young people they are able to interact with. another member of the management team is jed donahue. he came to isi after a successful publishing career in washington and new york and when i run into the many authors he has worked closely with, they always come up to me and they are you chris walker from isi? i say yes. they say please tell jed donah

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it's the start of a new season at the bmo harris bradley center. the bucks opener is tonight against charlotte. pete zervakis is live in downtown milwaukee with what's new for the season this year. the bucks tip tonight at 7 against the charloe hornets. worked hard to improve the fan experience at the bmo harris bradley center. they've rolled out new food items... like the "everything but the hoop burger"... buffalo cheese curds... and kale & avocado wraps. there's al a new bucks pro shop kiosk on the 200 level concourse... where you can buy game-used bucks gear. i think we've spent a lot of ovevery touch point e fas exri season comes asoncoueinthis harrisbrady center. for the chars what's up man?hoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a baetbala yes! -wow ochest n. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember r a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. ter a frosty start, in movedafter 1awi? e 40s and ai ntinue io the

david bradley. mrs. catherine bradley. mrs. janet keller. ms. leslie ray.mbassador earth or in cousin -- ambassador cousin. sejas.ador paul mr. khan and mrs. khan. >> is the best thing in the world. thet of all, besides being first lady. -- think the best about it. she pushes the american designers. [indiscernible] >> amazing. she is classy. classic fashion. fashionmade american top. something you would like to see her where that she could not wear as a first lady? super has not been glamorous or casual. she is talents. she should be just the way she is. what is the pressure like to design for her? >> you are nervous. easy, i know so the body. the colors. fox what are you looking forward to tonight? >> having fun with my friends. >> mr. conrad tribble. mrs. christina tribble. chance the wrapper. -- rapper. mr. ken bennett. >> were you most looking forward to? >> i hope there is dancing. some music played. i am very high -- i'm a great dancer. seriously.ery >> did you ever see a self at a state dinner? >> no, not at all. >> how do you feel? >> amazing. [indi

bradley francis... the man accused of shooting and killing his own grandmother is expected in court. ((sharie johnson)) >> the ruthless murder took place... tuesday night outside of a home near lake mead and rampart. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live this morning... outside the regional justice center... with the charges he's facing. good morning, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, sharie... of open murder with the use of a deadly weapon. francis... is accused of killing his 86-year-old grandmother in front of a home near lake mead and rampart... police say he beat his grandmother in the street... before shooting her: ((bobbie unick // family friend: "a neighbor across the way he heard a pop didn't know what it was and then he saw marilyn laying in the street. so he went out to render aid and then a woman from across the street yelled out to him, the suspect is still out there!")) >> police say people in the area tried c-p-r on the woman... but she eventually died. that's when police say f

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hands off to bradley, and finds the hole and makes his way in the end zone. homestead goes for two to make it 8 nothing, and kwhiet fish bay is forced to punt, but he loses it, and whitefish bay will try to capitalize, and with the minute to go and the blue dukes within striking distance. connects for six, and whitefish bay misses the extra point. but homestead tacks on 21 more in the second half as they win the game, 29 to 12, to grab their 16th straight conference crown. >>> thanks and cross town rivals collide. this is a first. scores a touchdown on first points they've allowed all year. and the frenzy team of the week, rolling in and winning 52-14. rival game, looking beat, finds dan. and all the way for the touchdown. greendale is not impressed, backed up against the goal line, and tried the option pass and greendale rolls. >>> the quarterback set the most rushing yards frap quarterback. and he ties the state record with three quarter final games 300 or more rushing yards. visiting greendale, martin luther. rolls left and throws up. down for a pick, mart

. >> booktv is at the -- bradley university to learn about abraham lincoln and the books he read. >> with that we are taping from the turner library room at the hayden clark alumni center on the bradley university campus in pr yet, illinois. we have the collection of bradley university archives so of course we have collections of the university yearbooks, the school newspapers, college catalogs and some other personal items from our founder such as lydia moss bradley. she founded a polytechnic institute in 1897. the collections came to us for from many different donors. we are going to be concentrating mainly on her lincoln collection today. the house or collection came to us from a local goler, martin luther hauser and he started out life as a schoolteacher in a rural community but his family ancestry actually had ties to abraham lincoln which spurred a lifelong interest. in 1950 he donated his lincoln collection to the library here on campus which was just built, the first addition to our library building. it was housed in a special lincoln room on the upper floor of the library. i