clay and britney great to see you both. clay used to work at espn now he is at fox sports one.inks about the broader implication of sports. he joins us tonight. jason, it dawns on me not sports expert this sports channel and/or sports channels seem to feel like they have a big part in shaping the culture. their job isn't just to bring you sports but it's to make america better. they may be biting off more than any sports network can chew, maybe. >> they are biting off way more than they can true. they are not equipped intellectually, they haven't put in the time. they are way out over their skis. again, tucker, you and i have been having this conversation for a couple of months. people are mostly laughing about this story. i have actually think it's kind of serious. it illustrates silicon valley's influence over the personal media. this is a twitter driven story. espn basically acknowledged why were worried about the twitter reaction. were we far enough left on this position to be protected from a twitter backlash? that's what drove them to make this decision. how much farther

he watches henry clay's legacy destroyed. john s todd's personal financial and political legacy destroyed. and he observes slavery in kentucky of close. he had seen it before as a boy, he had seen it in washington. d.c., where slavery was legal. now he sees the rise of what people call the slave power. this is a rising power in the country. it is a very you know, powerful right wing if you will. and he is very embittered. there is a secret, there is another subtext. here is the secret, there was a todd family secret. and it is in memoirs and pamphlets. i have read these pamphlets. i found these pamphlets, turns out - just follow me. pauly todd who had died, was woodcliff's former wife. had a son and the son had died. and the son left a living heir except he is not legally a person. and the reason is that he is the son of polly todd's son and the housemate who is a slave. and so this boy who is a slave, was emancipated and sent to liberia. and here is the kicker of the story, he becomes the president of liberia. [laughter] dec

i believe this is clay road and it's closed off there. no one can get down highway 6 in that direction. the addicks reservoir is that way. so they have -- this water has been rising. as you mentioned though, because we're not getting as much rain today, hopefully it doesn't get much worse on reservoir but again, this is an unprecedented situation that harris county flood control says they are just trying to figure out what is going to happen here. there is more concern also from those communities on the south side again that are up close next to buffalo bayou -- >> is it still raining where you are? >> reporter: you know, it's drizzling, it had stopped raining earlier. it's just drizzling at this point. nothing like earlier today when we were on the northeast side of town, that was northeast harris county. and there had been water rescues going on overnight and that part was getting pelted with heavy rain throughout the morning and as i understand it is expected to for a good chunk of the day. but right now we're starting to get much drie

never sidestep's gone unk.idestep a sk henry clay said, i always do and walked on past. things were not really ever completely without acrimony. the moral of the story if there is a moral, the moral of the story is not that we should carry guns would be so unhappy we are shooting at each other on the house floor. there have been times in our history when we do. if people ask you, who is a hero and i were to define it, to me a hero is not someone who is a man or woman of their times but a man or woman beyond their times. in our history, william lloyd harrison is a hero. he opposed slavery when it was unpopular. they said everybody has slaves. it was accepted, not a big deal. you could argue that but you could also argue that who are the extraordinary people that said it was a big deal. who understood at that time, he called "theletter liberator" 430-odd years. and you could say, no lincoln takes the credit. a great book called "forced into glory, " not saying anything about abraham lincoln but he got there because of people like garrison who fought in the trenches and fou

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so henry clay gets elected. henry clay says to the sarge ent an of arm, get those damned drawings off the the floor. and so the sergeant of arms was armed. he went over, made him take the drawings out. so john randolph of roanoke was none too happy with henry clay. john randolph of row won knock buts up and says, i never side step a skunk. things were not ever completely acrimony. the moral of the story isn't that we should carry guns or be so unhappy we're shooting at each other in the house floor. do we want the opposite. that we have to just sing couple by yeah, not voice what we truly believe in? are there things that truly are important enough that you should stand your ground on? i think there are. there have been times in our history when we do. if people ask you who is a hero and if i were to define what a hero is, to me, a hero is someone who is not a man or a woman of their times but a man or woman beyond their times. so, for example, in our history, william lloyd garrison to me is a hero. he opposed s

in fact right from the treaty of gant general quincy adams and henry clay went to london and signed atreaty of trade and they have been our trading partners ever since. 20,000 americans dead. who really won? the canadians because for the first time french and english canadians worked together to resist the three invasions of the americans of canada. who really lost? the indians. tecumseh was killed, confederation collapsed, the frontier was open, and our immigrants and our farmers poured west. but the revolution was finally over. we were now completely independent. we came out of it as the leading independent maritime power in the world, and from the beginning, that's what it had always been about, free trade. thank you very much. [applause] >> that was trick. >> thank you-d-that was trick and awe the textbooks need be rewritten. why did it take so long? it sounds like it had a huge impact and the history that you talked about was precisely the history i learned growing up outside boston. >> yes. why did it take so long for us to find this out or why did it take -- >> why was so it co

clay, we know you've had a rough go of it with you and your family. understand there were ten of you. correct me if i'm wrong but you have kids in there from seven months old, three years old, 11 years old, 12, 13 years old, 14 years old, the 22-year-old and 25-year-old, all of you were trapped. tell us about how you got to safety. >> good morning. those sound like the right ages but i'm not sure. it's a lot of them. >> what was that like, mr. clay, when you in there with all of those kids, some of them your grandkids i believe. what wa z it like for those 12 hours you were trapped? >> well, it was pretty scary at first, because the rain started coming down, and started moving up so fast that we couldn't evacuate. and before you know it, the rain started pouring into the house, and a couple of hours we had close to a foot of water. so we called the emergency dispatch, and they said they'll get somebody out there as soon as they can. the priority was folks with single family homes or one story homes. so we went upstairs and waited it out, and it was pr

. >> i really, though, don't understand why women go to hear dice clay.reat my girlfriend good. like for christmas i bought her this beautiful dust pan. with her name engraved. and t whole family was over. i took it out. you had to see the look on her [ bleep ] face. >>, yeah the guy is a chauvinistic moron. you know, i wouldn't hang out with that guy. not if he meant those things. you know, even as a guy, i wouldn't hang out with him because then i'd be saying, he's deranged, you know. but as a comedian it's very funny and it doesn't hurt anybody. >> to be outrageous and bad boy and breaking the rules is extremely lucrative. it is extremely pandering. there's a lot of comedy done under the guise of being the edge, which isn't because it's actually connecting with the basest audience. ♪ >> i found through great effort at lease one remark of his that i could say on the air. >> yes. >> he sdribs his sexual technique as, and i quote, so i say to the bitch, lose the bra or i'll cut you. is that funny? >> what you're asking me to do is to defend andrew dice cl

and henry clay said, i always do. and walked past him. things are not really ever without acrimony. the story, if there is a more isn't that we should carry gun be so happy that were shooting people on the house floor, we don't want that. do we want the opposite? do have to just sing and not voice what we truly believe in. all the things that are truly important in a they should stand your ground on. i think there are, there have been times in our history when we do. the people asking who is a hero and if i were to define what hero is, to me a hero someone who is not a man or woman of their times, but a man or woman beyond their times. for example in our history, william by garrison to me as a hero. he opposed slavery when it was unpopular. he said will everybody had slaves so it was accepted and not a big deal. you can argue that but you can also argue that who are the extraordinary people who said it was a big deal and understood even at that time. garrison wrote a newsletter called the liberator for 35 years. you could say lincoln should get the credit and there's a great book by

clay told me he was passing along a meeting request from one of his friends who came into contact withsians during a christian function. saying mr. dearborn rejected the request and thought serious enough that it should go through the proper channels of the state department instead. also, jim, another twist. a republican source tells me mr. clay informed his senator, the republican senator shelley moore capito about his desire to talk to the campaign about his russian contacts and the senator's office confirmed she passed along his contact information to the campaign and said, that was the extent of her involvement. >> this is obviously going to be of interest to investigators. these congressional committees looking into this. and i suppose it adds another layer to this investigation for these panels to look at? >> absolutely and raises key questions and that russians sought to employ covert tactics in the trump campaign and more broadly, russian intelligence services talked to conservative organizations including religious groups to build align alliances in the united states. it's unc

we all know clay loves dogs, especially his own bulldog rocco.is interesting to me, he is working out at the lakers' facility. all right. this is "abc 7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. with clay working out with different dogs, i hope rorco is not on the trade block. >> thank you very much. >> "abc 7 news" continues now online, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with

clay,du britt, thank you very much. good to see you both.on whitlock used to work at espn, now he's a phot sparks one. he thinks a lot about the broader implications and he joins us tonight. jason, it dawns on me, this channel, other sports channels, seem to feel that they have a big part in shaping the culture. their job isn't just to bring you sports, but it's to make america better. they may be biting off more than any m sports networkk can chew,y be. >> they are braiding off way more than they can chew. they are not equipped intellectually, they haven'ty pt in the time. they are way out over -- but again, we have been having the conversation for a couple of months. people are at home mostly laughing about the story. i actually think it is kind of serious. it illustrates silicon valley's ifluence over the american media. this is a twitter driven story. espn basically acknowledged, we were worried about the twitter e reaction. where we far enough left on this positionef to be protected froma twitter backlash?? that is what drove them to ma

all lanes blocked between mine road and clay avenue. keep my eye on that and let you know when it does lift. we have construction. affecting things on construction. that is because this stretch of road is closed between broad street and schuylkill. take a look another schuylkill from our camera here just back in. tell you there's good news. looks like overnight construction affecting things as you make your way on the schuylkill westbound. this is gladwyne. earlier things were pretty slow as drivers made way around that construction. from cameras you can tell things have cleared a bit. >>> thank you. 4:33. 74 degrees outside. breaking news this morning. live on the scene. what was a fire at a pool supply company in quakertown buxton county. see what's left of a building and charred car. this is the pool procompany on northwest and boulevard. see that car into the building. this fire broke out around 2 this mornings. fire and hazmat crews on the scene. chemicals such as chlorine were inside the building. working to get you more details.

andrew clay is the guy that came out here about ten years ago.at means? broke his [ bleep ] he believed in himself, became the hottest comic in the world. anybody that doesn't like it they can wipe their but as for as whatever they want to say about me. >> that wasn't dice that broke down, that was andrew. the backlash was so strong that it got past the dice character and made him feel bad for what was being said. >> didn't celebrate a certain type of thinking that probably doesn't need any more celebrating, yeah, maybe, did it make it look stupid, as well, did it make it look moronic. yes. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from t hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. it survived 4 food fights,ew but old, home: a one-coat wonder named "grams", and rolled with multiple personalities.

captures the arsenal in clay county. that gives you an idea of how the fighting in kansas, which becomes known as bleeding kansas, is making people militant. they're actually seizing an arsenal inside missouri. what happens is that this mobilization divides peoplepin missouri. so this is an underreported, under discussed aspect of the bleeding kansas fight. but in missouri there's a real polarization that's being created. as i mentioned on the screen, on april 9, 1864, a preacher put on trials in his own church. the man who organizes this is a strident pro-slavery idelog who argues that slavery is necessary for every white person to be free. he says we have to have slavery so that we can be free and not engage in menial work. there are boycotts called for not those opposed to slavery but those who don't think there should be warfare over it in kansas. that preacher was driven out of the county in 1855. also in 1855 a mob destroyed a newspaper that was -- in clay county a mass meeting denounced traitors in our midst. and

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brian clay pool is a civil rights attorney.ys he supports the recent behavior of tech companies and he joins us tonight. brian, i would assume you are liberal. i would imagine that you are against censorship and for free expression a free exchange of ideas. liberals used to stand for those things. why no longer? >> yeah, tucker, i don't think this is about being liberal or conservative. this is about human decency. did you see the posts -- we are talking specifically about cloud fair. this company cloud fair that banned a company called daily stormer. are you familiar with the post that daily stormer put up there about the young lady in charlottesville that was killed? i mean. >> tucker: i can imagine it was loathe some. there is all kinds of loathe some material on the internet. i'm not here to defend it i'm here to promote exchange of views. why? >> no, i don't. we live in a different society. i view it as miraculous that we have gone how many decades now with private corporations who are basically self-regulated. we don't ha

to keep drilling clay from reaching chester creek after a spill. >> a company telling you they're safe and careful. and take care of things and this is what happens before the pipeline goes in. it's a major concern. >> a spokesman said quote the sandbag structures have remained in the area in anticipation of the restart of construction. we'll continue to work to minimize any impact ot chester creek. they said drilling clay from the spill is not toxic. >> we love nature, our creek, our children or homes and chunt. we're defending it. >> hast why she wears this shirt. which says defend what you love. >> that's what we're doing in the movement. >> i'm brandon hudson, nbc10 news. >>> up next. only on nbc10. a south jersey father sud ply pleads guilty to the death of his toddler son. we're asking his lawyer why. and what's next. >>> unholy act. where the fbi is looking for two women who tried to rob a bank while dressed as nuns. >>> we continue to follow harvey's wrath downtown. we're live at the scene in houston. >> all this rain is headed our way for tomorrow. i'll break it down. you'll h

we all know clay loves dogs, especially his own bulldog rocco. interesting to me, he is working out at the lakers' facility. all right. this is "abc 7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. with clay working out with different dogs, i hope rorco is not on the trade block. >> thank you very much. >> "abc 7 news" continues now online, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices >>> uncovered by the "abc 7 news" i-team. >> disproportion atly those people incarcerated are people of color. >> that pushed officials to call for change. >> the alliance of california judges e-mailed the i-team investigation to every sitting judge in the state and called for accountability and transparency for the judicial council. >> reaction, results, the real story. >>> that's our report. as always, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz, for schuh, sandhya, thanks for joining us. "jimmy kimmel live >>> hello and welcome to the bachelorette. after the after the final rose and your local rachel, tonight after an amazing journey you chose bri

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clay, the new member from kentucky made an ardent speech. he's quite the young man, an orator and a republican in the first. i took an intensetive no part in the debate on this topic. we'd think of henry clay as more likely to be avoiding the issue of slavery, even, perhaps, in the 1790s, but this is actually john quincy adams, and he doesn't give us more on why that is, but it's quite representative of -- and at this time in 1807, it's in part because he doesn't think it's the highest priority, but it's also because in this senate, the massachusetts legislature asked him to present resolutions that criticized the slave power as we're beginning to call it, domination of that institution out of congress generally, and he had spoken about this and also written a speech he probably didn't deliver, but it's there in the earlier collected writings. he doesn't reflect on those, that writing in the diary, but he doesn't want to be the federalist to start to object to to nationalization of politics due to the dominance of the jeffersonians. rather,

the clay making a donut. >> so anybody can come out here these camps, right? >> absolutely. >> olds, young, adult, little kid, doesn't matter? >> absolutely. >> i'm making some serious progress. so i'm not an experienced ceramic's man here. >> you're doing great. >> what's the key? is it strong hands? is it rhythm? >> the key is all position. so you want to lock your elbows down here on your legs just like this, sing your thumbs down into the center of the clay like the donut, then pull your thumbs back into your hands like this. >> okay, so, obvious -- >> open up your pot. and i would slow your wheel down little bit. >> i'm going little fast here, i'm excited. i'm getting, looking around, and i'm seeing you guys, you're all doing so well. how old is everybody? >> i'm 12. >> so we have 12 right here. what got new the ceramics? >> my mom is always like doing pottery stuff. >> yes? >> so she brought me here one day, and i started doing camps >> so is this your favorite summer camp to kind of hang out with? >> yes. >> you like doing the hands-on stuff. we get you

fred clay celebrating as he was released from prison today.hind bars for the shooting death of a cab driver. a crime he said he never committed. the d.a. looking at the case deciding he never received a fair trial. clay saying he wants to enjoy this moment. >>> in london tonight, the jogger appearing to shove a woman in front of a bus. police there searching for the runner caught on camera. apparently pushing the woman to the ground on the putney bridge. the woman nearly hit by that oncoming bus. he ran back by nearly 15 minutes later, and authorities say never stopping as the victim tried to get his attention. luckily, she was not hurt. >>> the new health headline tonight about cancer rates in america. a new study finds fatal cases of colorectal cancer is on the rise among adults under the age of 55, increasing 1% every year since 2004.bend the increase in and as you know, screenings are not recommended for most people until the age of 50, but do talk to your doctor about when and how often you should get them. those findings appearing in jam