buckley. >> he knew pat buckley in a biblical sense as well. i suppose i'm proof. we have here with us the wife of one of the people, best friend ben. [applause] >> how glad i am to see and it's an extraordinary collection and off to a very good start. not only i think because it is such a good book and, by the way, your introductions to each one of the 52 pieces are many master pieces. >> very kind of you. >> you may know this guy mostly as a fox news tv guy, but let me tell you, this sun of a gun can write. >> is c-span getting this? [laughter] >> anyway, in part because of james being a household name up there in tv land, the book is off to a brilliant start and -- he was on -- bill o'reilly gave it a nice plug a couple of days ago and i did something i don't do a lot. i went to amazon to check the sales ranking. u thought -- i thought it was legit and it was number two. [applause] >> so i e-mailed james. he said to me, i checked. it's number one. good for you. >> thank you. >> james i wond

the buckley the right word. but, there are so many of these gems that the thought of unnecessary a necessary collection remained valid over the years. along comes 2014 and along comes rosen. through conversation about another idea james raised this. i would like to do a collection of his eulogies obituaries and rip's what you think. it was like asking me if i wanted a bag of peanut m&ms. i was probably all thanks to that. we were off to the races. they also agreed. and here now we have this wonderful book. i have not had this conversation with campbell but i can't help but think he knows what we all know that although he left his eight years ago. but he in many ways still looms very large. they asked where had you gone joe dimaggio likewise a conservative american ask the same about bill. the appetite for his wisdom remains very strong. coming up next is the conversation about bill buckley the man who wrote history person by person through his particular talent. it is not a conversation about politics the electi

buckley junior. [applause] its mission is to advance the conservative principles bill championed, complements the mission of the magazine, support the national review's best talent and preserve and promote the legacy. indeed the institute has launched its project and there was literature here explaining his plans envision. in this last year the institute for this project has celebrated the anniversaries of two important and lasting aspects of the legacy. the 1915 may or run but captured this now republished campaign when memoir and the 1966 launch of the marvelous program firing line. at the legacy is why we are here today to discuss the writer and specifically the observer of men and women, public and private, giants and small fries. before i introduce the participants, a related anecdote, over 20 years ago, my predecessor who is here today and to whom the national review does soma shoul -- does so much. [applause] that will be ten bucks, 20. [laughter] had a terrific idea. let's publish a collectio

they were 17-month-old abigail buckley and 5-year-old claire buckley and 30-year-old amy buckley and 35-year-old lance becomely the man police said mate the fateful 911 call. >> stafford county public schools is it deeply saddened by loss of claire buckley. it's a very difficult time. we had about 20 people come down to designated area a room counselors of what they need to discuss. >> as the entire community tries to deal with the tragedy that rocked the quiet neighborhood in stafford county, questions continue to swirl because it appears there were red flags. in may of last year shortly aft couple's second daughter was born the howard university ph.d. student vanished. multiple law enforcement agencies launched a huge search and his mother loretta buckley begged for the public's hel sglj we're absolutely the feeling that this is the helplessness the fact we're trying so hard to reach people to get ants. >> at one point authorities expressed concern about buckley having a gun. but later he was found unharmed at a camp ground near harper's ferry. no explanation ever given about what

they were 17 month old abigale buckley, 5-year-old clare buckley. 30-year-old amy buckley and 35-year-old lanc buckley, the man police say made the fate full 911 call >>> we're deeply saddened by the loss of clare buckley at rock hill elementary school to a designated area, a room where they can go in and talk to the you say counsellors. >> as the community tries to deal with the tragedy that rocked the neighborhood in stafford county. questions continue to swirl. it appears there was red flags. in may of last year, the howard university p h d student vanished. multiple law enforcement agencies launched and his mother begged for the public's help >> we're did he have estated. there are no words to describe the feeling this is. the helpless nets, fact we're trying to hard reach out to people. >> authorities even expressed concern about buckley having a gun. later, he was found unharmed at a cam ground near harper's infer original no explanation given about what exactly happened. including his parents and an entire community including the very youngest are left dealing with a great loss >>

claire buckley, 30-year-old amy buckley and 35-year-old lance buckley the man they said mate the fateful 911 call. >> stafford public county schools are saddened by the loss of claire buckley. it say dive tult time. down to designated area where they can go in and talk to the counselors about whatever they need to discuss. >> as the entire community tries to deal with the tragedy that rocked the quiet neighborhood in stafford county, frez questions continue to swirl because it appears there were red flags in may of last year shortly after the couple's second daughter was born the howard university ph.d. student vanished and multiple law enforcement agencies launched a huge search and his mother buckley, begged for the public's help. >> we are devr state. there are no words to describe that the feeling that this is. the helplessness and we're trying hard to reach out to people to get answer. >> authorities expressed concern about buckley having a gun later he was found unharmed at a camp ground near harper ferry no reason given forever what happened. surviving family members including his

buckley and the body of lance buckley. >> my baby is nine months. they didn't do anything. stephen: they were living in his parent's home in stafford county. clearly warning signs here. questions about what buckley was doing at howard university. whether he was pursuing that ph.d. another striking aspect of the case, the investigators believe it was lance buckley who placed the 911 call yesterday reporting the murder-suicide. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 jonathan: thank you. breaking news to tell you about. this is in san jose, california, at the airport. that is not snow. that is foam. a lot of it. they shot a lot of foam. seriously there is a fire -- clearly there is a fire by the hangar. you can get a better idea what i'm talking about. those are the hangars that you can see. warehouse. on the other side is where the planes park. they shot foam, you can see the foam so high it is up to a stop sign at one point. we saw video. no fire there. that is not the threat now. threat is how to clean -- there is the stop sign. you can see how high

buckley, friends or competitors? >> even though he's catholic so he could never totally be blue blood it was as much as possible, ivy league educated, he was the antithesis coming out of poverty and not catholic as provost and spiritualized, and all of the form of protestanti protestantism. had never traveled to the east and had no connection to publishers whereas the buckley's coming out of texas and connections with the kennedys. at the catholic thing held them down to a certain extent but because of his personality and demeanor he was able to overcome that. this is interesting, buckley knew he had to have kirk at the national review so he went out in the 1950s and i may not be remembering this right, i think it was 1955 but they met at a bar not too far from his house and it was there that they formulated with the national review would be. kirk didn't want to be on the masthead and this seems esoteric now that a number of the people that he had recruited for communists and kirk didn't trust ex- communists and didn

reporter: buckley expects to make his decision within the next few weeks. the new chairman will be elected tom: tonight former governor sununu reflexes on the new administration. wmur's jennifer crompton sat down with him this afternoon. reporter: former new hampshire governor john sununu was named white house chief of staff two days after george h. bush accepted the presidential nomination in 1988. he kno ahead as the government transitions from an obama to a trump administration. >> i feel a little sorry for them for perhaps underestimating how much work there is to be done in the next 70 days. reporter: he says donald trump needs to quickly decide who will fill six key positions. >> in the white house, it's the national security advisor, the chief of staff and the president's legal counsel. and in terms of the cabinet, it's the secretary of treasury, there has to be a chemistry, a personal chemistry amongst that group. the president with with each of those six, and those six amongst themselves. reporter: they'll have just 10 weeks to flesh out an agenda,

they were 17 month old abigale buckley, 5-year-old clare buckley, 30-year-old amy buckley and 35-year-old lance, the man police say made the fateful 911 call >> stafford county schools is deeply saddened. and it's a very, very difficult time >> we've had about 20 people come down to a designated area, a room, where talk to the counsellors about whatever they need to discuss. >> reporter: as the community tries to deal with the tragedy that rocked the quiet neighborhood in stafford county -- questions continue to swirl. it appears there were red flags. in may of last year, shortly after the couple's second daughter was born, the howard university phd student vanished. multiple law enforcement agencies launched a huge search and his mother loretta buckley begged for the public's help. there are no words to describe the feeling that this is. the helplessness, fact we're try so hard to reach out to people. >> reporter: authorities even expressed concern about buckley having a gun. later, he was found unharmed at a campground near harper's ferry. no explanation ever given about what exactly ha

buckley, jr., late conservative icon wrote or delivered.tion for president of the united states. j-fk, nixon, reagan. section for pop culture figures like johnny carson and john lennon. a torch kept lit is only place in the world where you find conservative economist milton friedman alongside jerry garcia of the greatful dead. sandra: fun. >> friendship is one of recuing themes in the book. dare say for those our viewers who give a torch kept lit as a gift whatever the occasion will deepen friendship with the. julie: what was good about william f. buckley promoted intellectual consearch tim in the movement. we need more that. >> i will do my impression. i would sooner be governed by the first 2,000 names in the boston telephone directory than the factory of harvard university. sandra: there is something for everyone in this book. elvis, john lennon, jerry garcia, princess di. >> 30 of 50 cases eulogies in the book, buckley knew them personally. he is drawing on his own experiences with these people, his own correspondence of these people. h

what do you think, would buckley support donald trump?it's a dangerous business to say this with certainty but i think donald trump, bill buckley wrote critically about him once. he wrote critically about hillary clinton. he had a motto to support the most right ward candidate. it is not clear he would have withheld that description from donald trump. david: actually, i think he was, generally for the most right-wing candidate who really had a good chance of winning. >> right ward, viable candidate. david: clearly trump was winnable. he won the election. favorite quotes. i have a couple of my own from william buckley. >> lay it on me. david: my favorite quote from william buckley i would rather entrust the government of the united states to the first 400 people listed in the boston telephone directory than to the faculty of harvard university. i love that line. >> i subscribe to that myself. even more so today. david: the wisdom of the general public is greater than the wisdom of an elite group. secondly he said this to is be that he thin

they're just too much fun, and, uh, i watch buckley. buckley was kind of interesting because he asked them all sort of barbara walters type questions. you know, not-- if i were a fire hydrant and you were a dog. [ laughter ] but it was, he said, "if you had a-- "who would it be?" i guess he was trying to find out who these people respect. >> that's not a bad question. >> yeah, and they all came up with lincoln, or washington, and all that, but i was thinking that no one gets to ask meese that question. you know, now meese had claimed, in the iran contra report, said he couldn't remember 120 times. so i have a feeling the picture that he's got up there is of alzheimer. [ laughter ] 120 times. and of course probably has pinocchio's picture up there. [ laughter ] he lied, but he can't quite remember. so it's great fun. i mean, the political situation, i still-- i can't get over the ginsburg marijuana thing. that is a triumphant moment for comedians. >> yeah. >> really, i mean, when you hear that a guy who's running for that's just breathta

buckley, abigail buckley and the shooter, lance buckley. more on this story on wjla.com. the man who shot and killed a three-year-old two years ago has been found guilty. davon wallace was convicted of murder last night. in 2014, he fired several shots at a home in landover after an argument, killing a three-year-old. he now faces up to 55 years behind bars. in montgomery county are expecting shock this afternoon after a former teacher was charged with sex abuse. >> we understand that the staff here will be holding a meeting for parents on monday night to discuss this disturbing situation. this has been a below here for today, john vigna is once again behind bars facing new charges. he was arrested at his home yesterday for a second time. the charges include one count of sexual abuse of a minor and four counts of third-degree sex offense. more allegations from victims, new victims coming forward. a woman in her 20's now claiming that john vigna sexually assaulted her when she was a student here 15 years ago. reporting separate incidents that occurred here at the school in

buckley called 911 to report the murders before taking his own life. a little over a year ago while buckley was a grad student he vanished. we covered the search for him. a few days later he returned on his own. >>> new tonight, she survived a bear attack. it's reported she has a fractured pelvis and will need extensive rehab and may have to stay in the hospital several weeks. osborne accidentally stepped in the path of a black bear and her cubs in maryland. after punching the bear a few times she dropped into a fetalation position and managed to call 911. >> yes, sir i've been attacked by a bear. my arms are broken, my legs are broken someplace. i'm chewed up. i can't move, i'm bleeding. i'm going to die. >> mr. osborne told reporters his wife is tough and he has no doubt she will make a full recovery. >>> he couldn't write or speak but new one word, interpreter. he says every time he asked for one with a handwritten note sheriff's office will pay him $250,000 for failing to meet guidelines under the americans with disanlts act. police arrested him ba

this wasn't the first time we have heard from the buckleys. last year, i interviewed lance's mother. she and the family trying to find the then howard university grad student after he went

matt buckley called to report three murders and a suicide and hinge up. >> police rush today his home to find he had killed his wife and two small children before taking his life. delia gonclaves is live outside of the home on wilderness court. >> reporter: 18-month-old abigail was just 11 days hold when dad disappeared in may of 2015. he was found three days later at a campground in brunswick, maryland. the happy reunion did not last long. >> i just want you home, baby my life. >> just days after giving birth to their second daughter, amy buckley tearfully pleaded for her husband's return. he had a gun on him when hi disappeared. he was supposed to get his graduation packet from howard university he told family and police found him three days later 30 miles away. >> you don't do that right after your wife giving birth to the day. >> diedra would see mom and the two little girls, 5-yr- claire and 18-month-old abigail often at the pediatric office. >> she was friendly but never smiled. she made sure her babies were good. it could be a runny nose or a cough and she would bring the babie

he wrote a book about wf buckley. james is with us next. -- william f. buckley. i'm nicole petallides for your fox business brief. holding 19,000. we have dow record once again. record third day in a row. could see a record close third day in a row. russell at record high. america, and deere down along with eli lilly after disappointing news on alzheimer's drug. gold stocks at 1188 a troy ounce, taking down some of those names as gold hits a nine-month low on a strong dollar. oil also coming under a little bit of pressure right now. at 47.92 the barrel. many people will be driving, 43 million people on road trip for turkey day. national average, 2.31, not 2.13. good luck to your trip, start your day at 5:00 a.m. on fox business. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you d

buckley says he could have his donald trump is making a change at the top of his transition team. chris christie had been handing the early on. reporter: vice president elect mike pence will lead donald trump's transition team from now on. trump says pence will bill on the initial work done by former chair chris christie. 10 weeks until i donald trump works on his transition from businessman to commander in chief. >> there's no roe map partly because we've her in a candidate like donald trump before with no government experience or no military experience. so we don't know what to expect from him. reporter: the morning the president elect tweeted busy dan planned in new york, will soon be making very important decisions on the people who will be running our government. trump's camp later announced mike pence will share the transition team with chris christie serving as vice chair. also on the list, former new >> donald has been my friend for 28 years, all my work on behalf of him has been out of great loyalty and friendship to him. reporter: on thursday trump met with president oba

hands down. >> he needs something, i got it the. >> reporter: he called buckle buckley, you know auto body guy. >> hey, jimmy this injured officer, he has his diss pad's car he wants to fix up and jimmy cut me off. drew, we going to get that car. >> reporter: buck hal the nova towed from atlantic city to hatboro. then tore it apart for complete rebuild and upgrade. the suped up engine new brakes and suspension, up hold tree, air-conditioning the works. >> he'll have a new car. it will sound nasty and look gorgeous. >> reporter: finding parts for a 40-year-old car is no picnic. >> we need two doors and two fenders because they have rust. >> reporter: buckley's contacts in the industry are helping the rehab with free or discounted parts and labor of their own. the goal so present officer vadell with his better than ever nova on news years eve a gift of sorts. more like a four wheeled homage to his father. >> i think that this car when it's done will really bring back a lot of good stuff in his brain his memories and that might actually help his rehabilitation more. >> reporter: officer

. >> doreen, before we even knew that this tragedy involved the buckley family, a neighbor here in this windsor forest neighborhood came up to me and reminded me that we covered lance buckley's disappearance a little more than a year ago, back in may of 2015. it ended with a seemingly happy homecoming. until this. >> units responded to an unknown medical. >> you're hearing the radio communication as crews respond adult sun lance, his wife amy, and their little girls claire and abigail. >> advising three murders and now a suicide and then it call disconnected. >> dep tays say thursday morning, lance called 911 to report a murder-suicide. investigators showed up to find the family of four killed. lance taking his own life. >> honestly, i'm not sure we fully have registered the loss. >> amy buckley's face shows a sweet, loving family. dressing up for halloween, holding tight to one another. leaders at the local church of jesus christ of latter day saints called it devastating. >> we know the outcome. we don't know what led up to it. so hold back from judging each other and think of things

buckley. [ laughter ] [ applause ] welcome. good to have you here, mr. buckley. >> thank you, mr. nahan. i'm extremely gratified to be here this evening. [ laughter ] in fact, as i was entering the city of angels, i was reminded of nothing of julius caesar, who, as he was crossing the rubicon, turned to a centurion and said, "iacta alea est." [ laughter ] "the die is cast." >> oh. >> yes. >> uh, we've got a pretty good matchup tonight, don't you agree? >> well, i would postulate both sets of gladiators, if you'd let me continue in the roman metaphor, as it were, are indeed reasonably comparable in their level of athletic acumen. jack youngblood of the rams is down on the field. can you see what that injury might be, bill? [ laughter ] >> well, it appears to me that mr. youngblood might find it difficult to exercise his conjugal prerogative. [ laughter ] >> uh, i don't quite follow you. >> he got kneed in the macadamias. [ laughter ] >> oh, then youngblood appears to be okay right now. los angeles is lining up in a nickel defense. >> well, as you know, i'm opposed to the nickel def

give to the extended buckley family. >> amy buckley's facebook page shows a life of doting parent. she and her husband lance holding tight to their two girls. halloween this year, the family dressed up as the wizard of oz. but that happiness shattered thursday in this windsor forest home. emergency dispatchers calling in a possible murder-suicide. telling the operator about the crime, then the call disconnected. >> we received a 911 call advising three murders and now a suicide, and then the call disconnected. >> deputies surrounding the home. inside on the lower level, they found the family of four. this wasn't the first time we have heard from the buckleys. last year, i interviewed lance's mother. she and the family trying to find the then howard university grad student after he went and we really need their help. >> a few days later, they found him. all seemed to return to normal, or so facebook suggests. but thursday's tragedy leaving the community now in shock. >> it has affected the community. and so we have put in place a flight team, a group of counselors that have come int

. >> you're hearing the radio communications as crews respond to this corner home where the buckleys live along with their adult son, his wife and little girls. >> we received advising three murders and now a suicide and then the call disconnected. >> thursday morning lance called 911 to report a murder suicide. investigators showed up to find the family of four killed, lance taking his own life. >> honestly i'm not sure we have registered the loss. >> amy's facebook page shows a sweet family dressing up for hol wean holding tight to one another. this devastating. >> we know the outcome. we don't know what led up to it so hold back from judging each other and think of things in the best light possible and just that is the best way we can pay tribute and help others heal. >> we told you about lance buckley back in may 2015. he had vanished. at the time i interviewed his mom. >> we are desperate to find lance and and returning to his family, then this. >> it has really shaken the community. >> counselors have been called to help fellow students cope. >> they're work og a memory book ab

buckley might sound familiar to you as we reported on him vanishing for days after western maryland with noaf explanation for his disappearance. >>> the 63-year-old woman mauled by a bear is still in the hospital and her family said that her injuries are more serious than originally thought. karen osborne was talked while out looking for her dog. officials killed the bear for fear it would attack ag sister will officially have a new home. karen scott is legally adopting 6-year-old jamari and his sister, 4-year-old jamia. grandma as they have called their foster mom, has two adult children of her own but wants to continue giving children a better live. >> my nanny. intelligent. so i just can't wait to start my journeyy progressing them through higher heights. >> such a happy story. >> oh, they are so cute. >> she has been a foster mom for 20 years and our thanks to her and congratulations on her new children. i love it. >> i know they will have a great, big, happy thanksgiving dinner. >>> the dc council is considering a spending bill that has advocates up in arms. >> they claim it could d

drew, we got to go get that car. >> reporter: buckley had the nova towed from atlantic city to hatborothen tore it apart for complete rebuild and upgrade. suped up engine, new brakes and suspension, up poultry, air-conditioning, the works. >> he'll have a new car and it will be pretty fast, sound pretty nasty it will look gorgeous. >> reporter: finding parts wore a 40-year-old car is no picnic. >> we need two doors and two fenders because they have some rust. >> reporter: buckley's contact are helping the rehab with free or discounted parts. the goal is to present officer vadell with his better than ever nova on new year's eve. a gift of sorts. more like a four wheeled homage to his father. >> i think that this car when it's done will really bring back a lot of good stuff in his brain, his memories and that by actually help his rehab more. >> officer vadell is aware his car is being worked on he has nod yes the extent of the rebuild and the upgrade. if you know him, let's keep the secret between ourselves. but if you'd like to help with this project and it's expensive go to fox29.com.

in an email, buckley confirmed to fellow party leaders that he reform from top to bottom. so it got dicey out there this morning. kevin: it did, and temperatures continue to slowly improve and will continue to do so through this evening. that sets up the next system already on its heels. sean: in today's "grow it green," we''ll tell you how to keep your garden healthy throughout the year. now time for our u local hot shot. looks like someone is ready for the holidays. a lot of great decorations out where do you store that? you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of u local members by logging onto energy costs go up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it means that the market price of the energy we buy for you is changing. but we're working to increase the supply of clean, affordable energy across the region because more energy means lower energy costs for you and the communities we serve. and as the number-one provider of energy-efficiency programs in the nation, we're committed to helping you manage the energy you use. >>

he called buckley and -- >> the sentence last way out of the my mouth. this injured officer he has his dad' cars he wants to fix up and jimmy cut me off. drew, we going to get that car. >> reporter: buckley had the nova towed from atlantic city to hatboro on his dime. where he began target apart for a complete rebuild. new engine, new brakes, new suspension. up poultry, air-conditioning. >> it's just going to be a brand new car for josh. >> reporter: finding parts for a '7 '76 nova hasn't been easy. >> real struggle i've been on the computer i've been online everything trying to get the stuff. >> reporter: buckley's buddies in the industry and there are many are helping to rebuild with free or discounted work. the goal a better than new car delivered to vadell on new year's eve. it's not just a car. it's an incentive to get him back behind the wheel. maybe even more than that. >> maybe it will bring back a couple memories when he was young with his father. and that's all. you know what, my job is done. >> reporter: officer vadell is aware his car is bein

but on the other hand, the buckley court struck down limits on spending. that includes limits on how much individuals can spend of their own money on elections as long as they do so independent pely candidates. so we have never really gotten a chance to see how this comprehensive package would have worked together. properly more problematic is the reasoning that the buckley court gave us in that decision. the court said that the government has to have an important reason to pass campaign finance reform. it told us that the only reason that's important enough to justify a campaign finance reform and limits on big money is to prevent corruption or the appearance of corruption. the same time the buckley court said that government cannot act to enhance political equality or level the playing field among candidates. so since the '70s, courts have been asking this narrow question of whether a campaign finance reform is necessary to prevent corruption. the effect of this framework is that we haven't really been allowed to address some of the biggest problems that

lance buckley disappeared in 2015 before being found in a campground three days later. alison: they were trying to sell a pair of expensive air jordans, but in the next moment a gun was pointed at their faces. this happen in southeast this week, all of it on surveillance video. now the victims are talking about this near-death alison: fortunately, one of the brothers has a black belt. he not the gun away from his face. the car has bullet holes, but they are happy that the sneaker sale did not cost them their lives. jonathan: donald trump is agreed to settle all three current cases for $25 million against trump university. education program was accused of fraud. under the deal, trump does not have to admit wrongdoing but will pay the three civil lawsuits. and the president-elect name three men to top posts in his administration today, two causing somewhat of a copper succumb including alabama senator jeff sessions as attorney general. the aclu and the naacp have already criticized trump's pick. i have supported civil rights opportunities in my state. i have done my job w

in an email, buckley confirmed to fellow party leaders that he bottom needs urgent reform. meanwhile, president-elect donald trump is standing by his claims, that there was widespread voter fraud in the election. trump alleges serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california. in new hampshire, state officials say there's been no evidence of widespread voter fraud. hillary clinton beat trump in the granite state by about 2700 votes. the attorney general's office says there is no evidence that voter fraud was committed on a say that, ok? so i'm not going to speculate what he might mean by what he said. tom: if there was voter fraud in new hampshire, election officials urge trump to present evidence. in maine, the secretary of state's office says recounts of two ballot questions will take weeks. the recounts have been requested for question one, which and question two, which approves a tax on high earners to fund public education. the two recounts will likely take place at the same time. voters narrowly passed both measures. for most people walking is a , natural

buckley was actually its founding president i believe. a rose in the 1950s as part of the conservative movement. it was originally called the intercollegiate society of individualists and russell kirk is a prominent figure here on campus at hills they'll said individualism is a bad word and he believed in persons, not individual so they eventually cut the initials to change their name. anyway, i was learning about conservatism trying to figure out what evangelicals didn't necessarily fit in the program's response. for some of the limitations in our programming that included all kinds of students from the united states colleges and universities that evangelicals may struggle at a certain way so i was trying to figure that out. there's a narrative of the united states that put the puritans had a very prominent part of it and reads the united states in some ways the ones of the protestant reformation, pure attempt and it doesn't make sense it seems to me that in the 1930s, 40s, 50s, different people making this case for arguing that america'

>> speaking of bill buckley, i asked bill buckley some years ago if had ever smoked, just out of the blue. i said, "did you ever "smoke marijuana?" and there was this pause, and buckley said, he says, "yes, once, on my boat, "but we were outside "the three mile limit." [ laughter ] sure! >> oh, sure. >> right, like he had a-a sextant there. "okay, guys, three miles." we'll be right back. [ applause ] exactly what he said. >> but he didn't enjoy it. for adults with advanced non-small cell lung cancer previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, including those with an abnormal alk or egfr gene who've tried an fda-approved targeted therapy, this is big. a chance to live longer with opdivo (nivolumab). opdivo demonstrated longer life and is the most prescribed immunotherapy for these patients. opdivo significantly increased the chance of living longer opdivo works with your immune system. opdivo can cause your immune system to attack normal organs and tissues in your body and affect how they work. this may happen any time during or after treatment has ended, and may become serio

and another accident along buckley. 40th and havana, lights malfunctioning. the life on i--- drive on i-70 itself should be nice and wide 50s. not too bad, eastbound along i- 70 average speed 57 miles per hour. >>> thank you so much. at least 16 bay area people in san francisco are now sick after enjoying a community thanksgiving meal, this after three people died over the weekend. doctors are still trying figure out what caused the illnesses. they suspect it may be a case of food poisoning. >>> the government wants more safety problems. the national highway traffic safety administration wants to make automakers put instructions on sun visors on how to file safety complaints. the agency uses consumer complaints to spot safety problems. the labels would go on all new vehicles and could be years before they are required, but this move comes after some sun roofs have reportedly shattered while people are driving. >>> a group of 20 coworkers in tennessee are celebrating after winning a $421 million lottery jackpot. happy holidays to them. they all work together a

jimmy buckley is tearing apart rebuilding and upgrading this 1976 chevy nova at his hatboro auto bodyhop. the car belongs to atlantic city police officer josh vadell. robbers shot him in the head in september. at the time of that shooting he was working to get the nova once owned by his dad back on the street. well, now buckley with help from police and auto mechanic friends is looking to surprise vadell with his better than new ride on new year's eve. >>> i think that this car when it's done will really bring back a lot of good stuff in his brain his memories and might actually help his rehabilitation more. >> amazing. vadell knows his car is get worked on. he has no idea of it's overhaul. >>> you see it, you shoot it, our fresco users are helping to show what's going on in your hood. iain? >> lucy in east lansdowne a car crashes in the front steps of a home. happened on lexington avenue late this morning the impact sent the car on to it's sides. the driver was the only person taken to the hospital. we don't know the condition of that person yet. the cause of the crash is still under

now lance buckley gave his name during the 911 call. dispatchers say they tried repeatedly to call back. with no success as deputies rushed to the scene. unfortunately, when those deputies arrived, it was too late. now lance buckley has been in the news before, back in 2015, he was reported missing. he disappeared just before his graduation ceremony from howard university. the sheriffs department was concerned at the time. because they believed he had a gun. buckley's wife and mother made an emotional appeal to the public to help find him. he was found unharmed at a campground near harper's ferry. so all of that and now we get word of this very tragic >> just a horrific story. megan mcgrath, thank you for that. >>> it is a safety move that metro says must happen right away. the transit agency is pulling all of its 4,000 series rail cars off the tracks. gm paul wiedefeld made the decision yesterday. the trains' automatic control systems were not working properly and that's the system that keeps the trains from running into one another. t

jennifer: new hampshire democratic party chairman ray buckley making it official today. he is a candidate to lead his party as the head of the buckley sent an e-mail to party leaders today confirming he will run him he says the d. n. c. needs urgent reform and needs to reconnect to its grass roots. buckley says making the national party as strong as new hampshire's can make a difference in voter turnout. >> there's never been a democratic national committee chair from new hampshire in all of the years of the party, and i look to change that. the values here in new hampshire is the activists, the voters, level are the most important part of the party. jennifer: the party's next chairman will be elected in february. we've got some wet roads out there, so let's get a look at whether or not that's affecting traffic. this is a live look at 93 in windham tonight from our common man camera. tom: peggy james joins us live with a look at the commute. >> hi, tom and jen. it is wet and slow out there, doing well through sale except win ham, but we are seeing slowdowns north and sou

buckley his wife amy their five-year-old daughter claireol and their 17 month oldda daughter abigail were aller a found dead.biund de. lance buckley was in the newsy e last may after he went missing for several days and at that tha time he was found safe at a safa campsite in west virginia. i >>> the latest on then transition of president-elect o donald trump. nominated several people to lead some key som agenci kansas congressman mike pompeo e is trump's choice to head the cia.ci many consider pompeo a hawka hak and trump also has tappedap alabama senator jeff sessionsto to be the next attorneyjee thnet general but he couldor face ane rocky road ahead because 30se 30 years ago congress rejectedejec his appointment to be a federal judge over allegations that he made racially rll insensitive comments.omments. also trump has nominated nomated retired general michael flynnhan to be national security adviser. >>> and at 7:07 new thisew thi morning, a broadway actor with w a message for vice presidentpret elect mike pence.el last night in new yorkec penceyo caught the show hamilton andiln

chair buckley says he's in active conversations aut committee chairman this spring. donna brazile has been acting chair since debby wasserman schultz resigned. >> number one in the states and in the communities, not what's going on in washington d.c., and that for too long we've allowed the washington d.c. insiders to really kind of control the national committee. >> buckley expects to make a decision as early as next week. >> seven state races in tuesday's election will be seat in district 7 and state representatives in belknap county district 4 and merrimack district 3. this thursday they'll recount the state rep in hillsborough 19 and strafford county 25. and recount for hillsborough districts 28 and 36 have yet to be scheduled. this morning, henniker police reminding people to lock their doors, this after several burglaries in the area. poli possible suspect. they say surveillance cameras showed a maroon vehicle leaving the scene of the burglaries. and officers believe the suspect is not acting alon. a manchester man is facing charges this morning accused of leav

buckley. [ as buckley ] i find the institution of marriage quite appealing. i'm sorry, mork. i love you. well, why? okay. well... because you're warm... and sensitive... and unpredictable. and you're right -- the bed is warmer. now, don't you have something you'd like to say to me? yes. you have a big piece of couscous in your teeth. can't you be serious for a minute?! i just opened up to you. can't you tell me how you feel? you already know that. i'd like to hear it. just give me a microbleem here. it's -- i mean -- shelf! shelf? ? this old man, he plays 12 ? ? he hits knick-knack on my shelf ? all right. that's it. i'm sorry i brought the whole thing up. who's not communicating now, ms. marshall mcluhan? what's the point in communicating with someone who's got nothing to say? maybe i'd have something to say if i wasn't being interrogated by the boulder gestapo. gestapo? i haven't even started yet. u've got a lot of nerve calling me names, space boy! [ as ralph kramden ] to the moon, alice! i've got something i'd like to say to you. [ speaking orkan ] you think -- [ doorknob

the sheriff's office says lance buckley called 911 to report the murder/suicide on thursday before he turned the gun on himself. became citizens today. >> i hereby declare on oath. >> reporter: 165 people took the oath toda from 143 countries. their first act as americans was to recite the pledge of allegiance. >> i was given a gift to become an american was something that changed my life. >> reporter: he was honored today as an outstanding american by choice. he won the medal of honor for his heroic actions fighting in afghanistan. >> this is unbelievable. every single day my life is a blessing. to come here and be part of this ceremony, let them know about my story and how that change midlife, that's just awesome. >> reporter: while our country considers the captain a hero, he thinks of himself as something else. >> i see myself as an american soldier who did his job. >> this is the greatest country in the world. u.s. citizens. >> i was waiting for this day. i'm not very happy. >> it feels great to be finally an american. >> reporter: first lesson for these new american, nothing is

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stephen: buckley lived here with his parents. we just heard from howard university about 20 minutes student. he was slated to get the ph.d. this december. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: thank you very much. 55 years in prison is the man prince george's county faces now for killing a 3-year-old girl. a jury convicted davon wallace of second-degree murder late last night. prosecutors say in 2014, wallace fired several shots at a home in landover after an argument killing knijah bibb. wallace wi february. larry: 7 on storm watch as the first major snowstorm of the season making its way through the midwest. look at the pictures. they just get you chilly looking at it. half a foot of snow fell in nebraska. another three to five inches. now they will bring it in the single digits. meteorologist steve rudin joining us from the weather center with a look at the storm that could come to our or feel anything like that. steve: no. nothing like that at all. we are talking about a cold front that will arrive in the aftern

buckley cans a three putting the cyclones up for good as they go on to win 75-67 ... northern iowa women hosting wisconsin- parkside ... western dubuque grad benton community grad madison weekly had another solid game with a team-high 15 points as the panthers win 72-57 ... the coe football team w... uni panther david johnson... first quarter, johnson up the middle for the easy 1-yard touchdown... 24th of his career in just 26 games ... the reason why he scores a lot, because he's versatile... 4th quarter, he fights off a defender as he catches a 4-yard and 57 receiving for david... but the vikings win 30-24 ... titans and the colts ... 2nd quarter, linn-mar grad david parry swallows up marcus mariota for the sack... 2nd of the season for david... he finshed with 3 tackles in the colts, 24-17 win ... and tomorrow for on iowa live, we have former hawkeye bill happel along with writers scott dochterman and pat harty. also, we have the midland football team who went to the 8-man a live look at . it's monday, november 21st. here's what you need to know today. prayer servi

troy gordon and erin buckley face charges, gordon for resisting arrest, buckley for theft. >>> a firefighter's job involves a lot more than just fighting house fires. they also provide medical care. >> today in lakewood, firefighters are going through a first of its kind training session to make sure they're ready to save as many lives as possible. meg shaw is live at the fire house for us this morning. good morning, meg. >> reporter: good morning, terrence and corrina. already this year the lakewood stroke victims to the hospital or the e.r. we know in those tense situations every minute counts. the training will provide firefighters with more opportunity to treat these victims quicker. during today's training, firefighters will work through several complex scenarios in real-time just like they would in the heat of the home. they're using a simulation lab and a mobile stroke treatment unit to provide the care. in some cases they will work full size digitally programmed mannequins. the unit will hit the streets in lakewood in a couple of weeks. the unit will be able to meet first responders an

buckley junior giving his final summations on the great towering evil figures from johnny carson, tory garcia and makes a great christmas gift. >> glad you called it killing buckley. all right. >> tyrus. >> i'd just like to say, through my career, whether it was wrestling orien entertainment, e always been told no, but thank you to greg gutfeld. >> i know cat will keep from crying. >> i want to say just because i don't have a particularly friendly face does not mean i'm a very nice person. i'm a sweet little cupcake waiting for the chance to let someone let me love. >>. [ laughter ] >> thank you to pete, james, cathlen, our studio audience, greg gutfeld. i love you, america. president-elect donald trump mending fences with former foes as he works to building the administration. i am julie banderas p. this is the fox report. mr. trump holding meetings at his gulf club in new jersey with cabinet member and republicans. and one of the high lost anticipated meeting of the day. and mitt romney said when he critized trump openly in the primary and the president-elect gave the camera thumbs