colton? >> looking pretty good, philip. >> good thing we are the samee size. >> it has been seven years since i were close -- clothes like these. >> i do not understand how colonel tate could have gone so far. gotten away with it if we had not found you. colton: but you gave the presidential pardon. yancy: you are unavailable for another stay of execution. it would havworked. it still might. colton: impossible. yancy: not at all. we don't have anything on tape. -- tate. we cannot prove your debt did you. the many hired or killers. it was a brilliant idea of his to have them play being soldiers. coltlt: lieutenant hampton is free. surely now he will not go ahead with his plans. yancy: why not? the only true evidence w wcan be the testimony of the hired killers. lieutenant wiens and the arthur -- -- weems, the other soldier. colton: a mamacan get away with it. yancy: wait a minute. i did not say he would, i said he might. colton: what will stop him? yancy: his own hate. phil. there is a tiger o

colton, will you have your men take care of this? colton: of course. yancy: i will be back in a ? ? yancy: you said you were on your way to california. if i were you, i would hurry. ? nellie: yancy? i am sorry we had to meet this way. yancy: it is better than not at all. nelly: i could have told them it was all confederate money. worthless. no treasure at all. yancy: no. nelly: david's baby mug. it was a treasure after all, wasn't it? yancy: welcome home. ? obadiah: come on, come on down, marsh, it's christdas day. ? yancy: what's all the shouting about? why are you all dressed up? there isn't going to be anybody here for christmas except you, miss nellie and myself. obadiah: don't you be too sure. come on. group: merry christmas. merry christmas, yancy. capt. tom: merry christmas, yancy. yancy: merry christmas, capt. tom. i hope you left some mistletoe aboard the sultana. capt. tom: oh, blast. yancy: merry christmas, pearl girl. lavinia: merry christms, mr. derringer. yancy: lavinia lake. merry christmas, john. colton: merry christmas, yancy. it's been a good year. yancy: i hope we

colton? john colton: huh? what? yancy, what the devil are you doing here? i didn't send for you. yancy: a -- doesn't have to show up at your desk first, mr. administrator. john: now, what does that mean. yancy: you getetour intelligence from inside of the law. i get mine, as we agreed, when i became y yr secret agent, outside of the law. well, this morning things seem to be exploding beautifully, outside of the law. john: so, this time you are sending for me. yancy: there is a street named duquense. john: duquense? what about it? yancy: there are knaves from new haven -- the devon brothers, and a man named travers. john: yes, yes, never mind them. what is this about duquense street? yancy: well, the three knave are buying up all the property on duquense from royal street to the levy. now, i smell smoke, mr. colton, and i want you to tell me about yancy: not anymore. john: is there anything about new orleans that you don't know, mr. derringer? yancy: well, yes, there is a young lady -- john: all right. all right. the natchez northern railway is putting a spur right through the cit

colton howell who you had to pull the redshirt off and some . coach farley: yes it did on tuesday evening there was a lot of adjusting going on and colton is a great team player came off his redsshirt and played a great game for us..and the marcus weymiller we put in some wildcat action and he had over 170 yards. rick your offense was like a swiss army knife in that game utilizing different weapons different ideas and then on defense you were just lights out... coach farley: yes the defense has been playing really good that put us in good field position... jalen rima got the punt return for a touchdown that gave us seven points...but really you go back to how the team adjusted to adversity and had eachother's back went on the road and had a great game... rick: and really this team has had to battle adversity all year with the close losses but this team has been resielient and had a great attiude going into that week. coach farley --it did.. there were points in there when wondered how we would produce points--but i think the energy illinois they

colton. but let me say this. the citizens of this city have a right to see their p pperty protected. john: we're doing our best, sir. matthew: then it's not good enough. good night, sir. yancy: out, turnkey. i wish to speak with mr. derringer alone. jailer: yes, mr. administrator. glad everything is all right, a very angry man, our mr. younger. john: he has a right to be. he's had a fortune in goods stolen this month. yancy: a curse of being a man of property. john: you can't blame him for suspecting you. after all, you frequent the lowest dives in town. you treat the calaboose as if it were a hotel. did you see the thieves tonight? yancy: oh, yes. john: can you identify them in a court of law? yancy: oh, no. john: you mean, you won't? yancy: the day i personally identify a criminal in new orleans, my value to you as a secret agent is finished. john: yes, you're right. but this kind of armed robbery has got to stop. yancy: it's a military problem. the levee is too large for one man. john: i've spotted men everywh

so, that meant, colton howell was the new ... panthers on the road at indiana state today ... 1st quarter action, indiana state quarterback isaac harker's pass is tipped and it falls into the hands of uni's ricky neal... he gets a few yards on the return ... uni offense looking to cash in... colton howell goes deep over the middle to prairie grad jalen rima... 40-yard catch... it would lead to a michael malloy touchdown... panthers up 7-0 ... later in the first, rima on the punt return that started on the six-yard line... remember, he was a state here... he also gets some great blocking... rima takes it to the house, 94 yards... panthers up 14-0 after one quarter ... big game from michael malloy, 84 yards rushing and 3 touchdowns... including this one from 5 yards... panthers win 39-6 ... d3 football, cornell with its final home game of the year facing ripon ... 1st quarter, daniel brown launches one to the end zone, and justin ramirez hauls it in for the 30-yard touchdown... rams tie the brown takes over later in the 2nd... he f

colton howell goes deep over the middle it would lead to a michael malloy touchdown... panthers up 7-0 ... later in the first, rima on the punt return that started on the six-yard line... remember, he was a state champion in track and he shows off his speed here... he also gets some great blocking... rima takes it to the house, 94 yards... panthers up 14-0 after one quarter ... big game from michael malloy, 84 yards rushing and 3 touchdowns... including this one from 5 yards... panthers win 39-6 ... standing at the top of the swimming meet. scott westerberg has the highlights. am race was dominated by ames but some eastern iowans picked up medals....emma sass of dubuque senior finished 5th in the 50 yard freestyle. her time was 23.62 wahlerts's victoria michel came out of heat 3 to grab bronze in the 200 individual medley the lone area champion was linn-mar's kelsey drake as she wins the 100 butterfly in 55.13 "i wanted to go faster, i really did, but i was really a bit painful. i could tell pusnf he last wall that my legs were hurting really bad so i just tried to push

heads in to a tough final two weeks coming off a big 39 to 6 drubbing of indiana state -- transfer colton howell led the panthers to the win in his first career start -- it does get a bit more difficult the final two weeks with a trip to south dakota state -- but a chance to get two signature wins to end the season bodes well according to mark farley -- we've got a good schedule as far as what's left on the table to prove a point. we're either going to get it done or not get it done. time is going to tell. uni's game at western illinois kicks off at one on saturday -- iowa state guard naz mitrou-long last night hit the floor in a game for the first time in nearly 11 months -- mitrou-long is back for a 5th season -- having been granted a medical redshirt after playing just 11 games last season due to a hip injury -- and he looks to be in tip-top shape now -- leading the cyclones with 24 points while hitting 6 of 10 three point attempts in isu's 44 point exhibition win over sioux falls -- and he says year -- i just have to come out every night and prove it offensively and defensively. we've

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aaron bailey and eli dunne unavailable -- the panthers would have to call on 4th string quaurterback colton howell to get the job done -- the juco transfer was actually running the scout team earlier in the week -- panther defense coming up big early ricky neal with the interception -- neal returns it to the panther 47 -- uni in business -- and they'd capitalize -- howell downfield to jalen rima -- 40 yards inside the five -- they'd go up 7, nothing two plays later -- rima today -- was electric -- on the punt return -- he took this ball at the six yardline -- and then proceded to set a panther record -- 94 yards -- the longest in uni history -- 14, nothing panthers still in the first quarter -- doing some big things -- rumbles to the endzone for the first of his three touchdowns in the game -- uni the hawkeyes will get to find out if they're ready for primetime tonight -- iowa and penn state kick off in happy valley just after 6:30 -- iowa is coming off a bye week and hasn't seen the field since their x to x loss against wisconsin -- as for tonight -- they'll head in to bever stadium under

ambassador bob colton, bob corker, former new york city rudy guiliani and south carolina governor nikki haley from a possible people for secretary of other other include governor rick scott, senator jeff sessions, henry kissinger and more. one removes himself, house speaker newt gingrich tells nbc news, he will not be a part of the trump cabinet. >> that and sinz abe is the first to meet wp mr. trump for what was described as a very >>> we will hear arguments in the trump university case. trump's legal team asked for a delay until after the inauguration. justice correspondent pete williams confirms even president trump can be compelled to testify on this and other lawsuits pertaining to matters prior to his election. keep in mind, the trump university legal case was brought by former students who claimed they misrepresented what students will be taught t. federal judge in the case, t the campaign was hostile to him because of his ethnic identity. >>> now to a disturbing story out of arizona, where a police officer has been placed on leave after a video was posted on social media, showin

problems as they hit the road to indiana state -- some key injuries meant that fourth string quarterback colton howell would get his first career start today -- the juco transfer was actually running the scout team earlier in the that's ricky neal with the interception -- neal returns it to the panther 47 -- uni in business -- and they'd capitalize -- howell downfield to jalen rima -- 40 yards inside the five -- they'd go up 7, nothing two plays later -- rima today -- was electric -- on the punt return -- he took this ball at the six yardline -- and then proceded to set a panther record -- 94 yards -- the longest in uni history -- 14, nothing panthers still in the first quarter -- doing some big things -- rumbles to the endzone for the first of his three touchdowns in the game -- uni mixes things up today and wins easily 39 to 6 -- wartburg hosting luther -- the knights hadn't lost at home to the norse in 31 years -- and they'd get on the board first -- that's matt sacia to riley brockway -- capped off a 99 yard drive started by a goal-line stand -- 7, nothing knights in the second -- but luthe

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question is -- who will be leading the offense as they try to do that -- last week juco transfer colton howell led the panthers to a 39-6 win at indiana state getting an emergency start after eli dunne couldn't pass concussion protocols -- dunne had been the choice as of late -- and likely will get the start on saturday if he's cleared to happened yet -- and mark farley says there are multiple options -- eli, we'll see, he has to go through his protocols yet, so that has yet to be determined. th he's available. then reggie schulte is also available should we go through it, but right now that's the timetable. the panthers kick off at 19th ranked western illinois at one oh clock on saturday -- uni women's basketball -- picked second in the valley this year against maryville -- davison -- the senior -- dialing in the three -- she had 12 tonight -- uni up 10 -- and the panthers playing well tonight -- check out the inside move by megan maahs -- she was 3 of 5 from the floor -- 21, 8 uni -- madison weekly drives for 2 of her 12 -- uni would run- away in this one -- literally -- nice ball mov

good news, colton horn keystone resort to open november 18. cold enough to keep the snow guns going. though there is not a cloud in the sky. steam boat springs will open november 23. they have the snow guns going. a beautiful shot here, look at the sawatch range. arsenal national wildlife refuge. there's the american bison. good looking animals. temperatures tonight, 30s , a couple of 20s , teens and 20s in the high country. out west, 20s , 30s , and 40 degrees. here is the cooler air lauren was talking about. 50s , 60s , 70s over the south. 50s and 60s in the high countries and 60s for the west. tonight, look allot clear skies, low, 40 and 39. tomorrow, ol above normal. 65 and 64. so that is by about 10 degrees with sunny skies. then, as we take a look ahead. 60 on veteran's day. then we go back to the mid to upper 60s as we head into next week. >> it is just getting freaky now. >> it is. >> yeah, all right. >>> well, if anyone knows that life can change in a moment's notice, it is craig toller. >> he lost both legs when a suspected intoxicat

colton will be in court in january. >>> still ahead, an emotional memorial for an army specialist >> slight chance for rain tomorrow, i'll show you where, and when the 60s make a comeback. through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. ly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. >> anchor: the town of dracut honoring a hero after he was killed in iraq. today state and local leaders came together town veil a memorial in his honor. >> anchor: hundreds came out to show their support. nancy chen has the story from dracut. >> reporter: a fitting tribute as the community gathered in dracut satu

we want to welcome chris colton, the progressive farmer, a website and magazine focused on the business of farming. chris lives in rural iowa. nicolle wallace remains with us here in the studio. chris, i wanted to have you on ever since your analysis of what we just witnessed in this election. nicolle and i, along with our cast of characters on election night, used those categories for voters that come from the polling business, and they are stigmatizing and minimizing and compartmentalizing. someday we'll look back with amazement that we ever reduced people to these categories. and about halfway through, i realized as a non-college white, i got such a kick out of being told how my voting block was going to go. what lesson did you learn about this election from your vantage point in iowa, and was it as we suspended, all about the yard signs, after all? >> well, first, thank you for having me, brian. i think i certainly felt and saw throughout rural iowa and through other parts of rural america that i've driven around that you saw a lot more yard signs, for instance, for trump/pence than

colton skorupan turned himself in. he said he shot the dog because it came running to his 6-year-old son. he said he was worried for his son's safety. he will be in court in january. >> anchor: much more still england." keeping his memory alive. how massachusetts is remembering a hero who was killed while serving overseas. >> reporter: we're off to a damp start. will it stick around as we head through your sunday forecast? that answer kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody a

we were the only television station in court as these two men from texas, chase little, and colton leblanc, needed not guilty. they're accused of targeting this man last month because of his ethnicity. their attorneys insist, there is another side of this story. >> there's a big self defense claim there. one of the individuals was struck by a car, by the complaining witness in this case. and that proceeded everything. >> which went into a long investigation into this case before filing charges to make sure not only did we have the right people charged but also the right charges against those who are accused of what are very serious crimes. >> getting back to the victim now, he tells nbc bay area he had to have his finger amputated last week because of this attack. the suspects will be back in court in february. >>> president-elect donald trump is not only using twitter to reach out directly to the american people. an hour ago, he bypassed the media and released his own video outlining his goals for the first 100 days in office. >> on trade, i am going to issue our notification of intent to

>> the lot of people say why did they ever have the pistol why did colton never had a rifle it seems they've had a gentleman's agreement to keep out to in the early days they were all very competitive once the money was coming and. >> i am pretty sure what is located next to the that house that is now at the international center so i got here late pet why did he leave the of baltimore area? >> he had his haberdashery in new haven but back then it was much smaller because at that point it seemed to have more opportunity so he sold this business for a decent some my assumption is that he saw a bigger market. >> days to run the chamber of commerce but from the research that i did is because it was free labor and he did not make that the workforce was comfortable with the ability of the free labor there was a lot of irish labor. >> and italian and german. >> the italians came later but they built the canal which is why he had a freight yard. >> that is fascinating. >> and then they would scale that up very quickly. >> you taught me something that i did not know. thank-you. >> my brother

we're told the dog is doing ok after the bullet went completely through his torso. 39-year-old colton skorupan is accused of shooting his neighbor's dog who police say is lucky to be alive. the in his back. the bullet exited his front side. >> a million dollar shot, if you will, because it missed all vital organs. mike: three weeks ago, state police say a mason woman heard a gunshot and called for her dogs. travis came to her with the injury and she claims he was shot on her property. >> the dog was able to return to its owner under its own power. mike: according to police, jop travis was hit. police say skorupan told them travis ran towards him and his son barking on his property. skorupan described the dog as aggressive. >> he was worried about the safety of himself as well as his 6-year-old child. mike: after investigating, police determined skorupan should be charged with animal cruelty. >> any time somebody's using a firearm, it's the absolute last resort to use a firearm. any and all other options before you use the firearm. mike: skorupan was released on bail and will face a ju

u-n-i - they have their way with indiana state - 39 to 6 - and u-n-i did it with third string q-b colton howell - eli dunne didn't play because of a concussion... iowa state lost to oklahoma on thursday night - and the story of their two quarterbacks - took a bit of a turn - joel lanning still played - but just to run the ball - lanning had just one pass attempt against the sooners - while and two touchdowns - after the game - campbell said that's what the game plan called for - and both q-b's will continue to see time under center... i think it's a weekly deal right now - and believe me - not one person is giving up on joel lanning - or doesn't think anything like that - it was more of a situation where it was a game time decision - both those guys are gonna continue to play - we just chance against this team to maybe get a spark and spread the field out... to d-three football - senior us the best chance against this team. >> back to football, senior day, they hosted the first quarter, tied at seven, a handoff and he is off to the races, a big chunk of yards for him again and he goes of

let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis ((ad-lib)) salaz, colton a pacific storm system is already ushering cloud cover our way and will bring chances for however, it looks the chances for rain will get better late sunday into monday morning. expect highs around 70 today with partly cloudy skies, then a drop to the low and mid 60s on monday with partly cloudy wednesday we'll get extra the area. we may get a bit of a breeze from that system and high temps will top out in the mid 60s and hold steady there until friday. expect sunny skies and light winds on thanksgiving. we'll see breezy to windy conditions on black friday, along with partly to mostly cloudy skies as another system pushes through the area. this system will drop temps a bit to the low 60s on saturday. after weeks of accusations, facebook is now taking measures to block fake news sources from entering your feed.. the move from facebook comes amid criticism... people may have been swayed in the presidential election because of fake news sources. according c-e-o and co-founder, to make it easier , to rep

this is colton helping set up his family's christmas tree. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto sean: the world's oldest living woman celebrated her 117th birthday yesterday. she has had a few of them. emma morano lives in italy. she is believed to be the last surviving person in the world who was born in the 1800's. so they went with the three candles, as opposed to the candles. kevin: that would be a fire hazard. erin: as people continue to check off items on their holiday shopping list, we asked our facebook fans to tell us how they feel about holiday shopping. more than 700 people responded. 298 of them said they love buying presents. 191 said they hate holiday shopping. 117 said they like it. and 130 said they never know what to get. kevin: under the comments, cythnia tells us stopped buying any and all christmas gifts 3 years ago. "if there were little kids, and time." and james says, "i love everything about christmas. i love the smell, the lights, the cold, and gifts." sean

colton told you? >> told me what? >> i'm colored. >> what color are you?aising her son alone. it has a universality that is just something new. >> and you keep out of mischief. >> i'll just watch the old tv. >> good. >> in the '60s, america was exploding in a way that needed to be reflected on tv. ♪ >> stand still! >> "dragnet" came back in the late '60s and friday was now in a very different world than he had been in in the black and white days. and suddenly there were the damn, dirty hippies. >> i bet he's been dropping that acid we've been hearing about. >> jack webb would lecture you about the dangers of marijuana smoking and crazy drug culture. >> they're trying to deal with the counterculture, but they don't understand it. so it is basically the stereotypes of what the hippies were like. and it plays exactly like that. >> keep your nose out of my purse. >> keep yours out of the acid. next time i will. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east

the other suspect colton leblanc is due in court today. they got into some altercation with the victim and clearly that quickly escalated. >>> 6:06 on monday morning. police are interviewing witnesses in the hopes of identifying a suspect in a deadly shooting in front of a popular bowling alley. it happened 9:00 saturday night on park street. witnesses tell the "times" a 19-year-old man was shot in that parking lot across the street from a busy shopping mall and ice rink which was opened at the time. as of right now, there are no arrests. >>> keep the raiders in oakland goes international. tonight when raiders play in mexico city, they will receive plaques that say "stay in oakland." >>> there is a lot of generosity out there to be tapped, but there is a big problem. organizers are short some 2,200 turkeys. as of this morning, only 2,000 of the roughly 4,200 families that signed up will get turkeys in their boxes. bob redell is at sacred heart. >>> it is cool to start. take it. in it's 52 in palo alto and san jose. 50 in concord and into t

before we go, a special happy 13th birthday to colton thatcher mcfadden. happy birthday.ime we have left. we'll see you tomorrow night. ue certain guests. is it an act, right? >> no, it's not. >>> hi, i'm eric boyne filling in from bill o'reilly. big developmentings in the donald trump camp. the president-elect's former campaign rival, dr. ben carson, confirmed that he has been offered a position in trump's cabinet n a dramatic twist, mr. trump signaled he is unlikely to pursue a criminal investigation into hillary clinton. a short time ago, i spoke with incoming p white house chief of staff, reince priebus. >> president-elect donald trum

doug: facing animal cruelty charges after allegedly shooting his neighbor's dog. 39 year old colton skorpan of mason tells police he felt threatened when the dog was running towards him and his 6 year old son. he claims the dog, named travis is aggressive and has had issues in the past. police say travis is lucky to be alive the bullet missed all of his vital organs. >> anytime somebody is using a firearm it is the absolute last resort. any and all other options before you use the firearm. doug: skorupan turned himself in to police. antoinette: the man accused in the hit and run of a billerica police officer has turned himself in. police 28 year old eric oblenis is facing charges including assault and battery. the incident happened friday night in a drug store parking lot. police say the officer allegedly saw oblenis injecting something into his arm as he walked up to the minivan. that's when he says oblenis trie d dragging the officer. that officer is recovering from minor injuries. doug: a live look outside in needham. in reminder to drivers route 123 in needham is closed. crews are worki

in the early days all these people are colton as you know was in hartford, they were competitive in earlydays but once the money was flowing in particularly in that period they seem today get along just fine. >> thank you. >> anybody else? thank you. >> so i think i'm pretty sure that the winchester house is the school, located right next to the mansion, the bet's house and now a big international center. >> okay. >> absolutely. so i got here late so you may have already answered it. why did winchester leave the baltimore area to come up to new heaven? >> well, so he had a store in new heaven, but -- in baltimore, sorry. baltimore back then was much, much smaller than new heaven, i think. new heaven at that point had the railroad. it seemed to have more opportunity. he had done very well in baltimore with his shirts and sold his business with decent sum. i think -- it's hard to say because he didn't write anything down, my assumption he saw a bigger market for the goods and small places to be able to ship the shirts. >> i use today run the chamber of commerce here in town but i actually t

shootings facing animal cruelty charges after allegedly shooting his neighbor's dog. 39-year-old colton skorpan of mason tells police he felt threatened when the dog was running towards him and his 6-year-old son. he claims the dog named travis is aggressive and has had issues in the past. police say travis is lucky to be alive, the bullet missing all of its vital organs. >> anytime someone's using a firearm, it's the absolute last resort to use a firearm, so you really have to exhaust any and the firearm. doug: skorpan turned himself into police. he will face a judge in january. antoinette: the man accused in the hit-and-run of a billerica police officer has turned himself in. police say 28-year-old eric oblenis is facing charges including assault and battery. the incident happened friday night in the parking lot of a drugstore. police say the officer allegedly saw oblenis injecting something the minivan. that's when oblenis tried to drive off, striking and dragging the officer. the officer is recovering from minor injuries. doug: a second harvard university team accused of making lewd

colton screpen told police he shot the dog because it was running and barking at him and the young son. but the dog's owner said the dog was on its own property. the dog is recovering. he is due in court in january. >>> the fda is taking new steps to get better information from hospitals about deaths and injuries linked to met cal hospitals were cited for problems when it came to reporting incidents involving devices. one of the hospitals mass general is accused of failing to properly report a case where a device may have contributed to a patient's death. >> the vast majority of medical devices with he use are safe and effective. when there are problems are medical devices, results can be tragic. >> gene: a spokesman said all of the fda findings about reporting issues have now been addressed. the workshop to brainstorm ways to improve communication with hospitals about medical devices. >>> people who love the iconic orange t-rex on route 1 in saugus can breathe a sigh of relief. it is staying orange. dinosaur has been part of the area for 50 years. many became concerned when a hand wri

. >> david colton. actually piggybacking on that comment. henry kissinger once remarked that national power is means times will and american will it is fractured what we've seen here today on the panel, which we still are caught in relitigating 2002, 2003 with professional wrestling notion that it is realism versus the neocons of 2002. i like to base my question on ambassador herbst and ellen said, isn't the larger macro question now an international challenge to liberal democracy and anti-liberal democratic, authoritarian push we see in france with lapenn we see with orbonn in hungary. we see in uk with the "brexit" vote and see here in the united states and elsewhere? my question for the first 100 days of a president how can we articulate, how can a president articulate support for liberal international democracy is 2002, 2003 and will's extension in the emotional things, but what bob osgood said, founding member of sais, a seen of sais, he said in 1954 america must recognize and reconcile national interests with idealism? that is national

paula giles, "news of the role close" karen mahajan, "the association of small bombs" colton whitehead. they're different from one another and genre, matter and effect. each of these is a great read and a work of narrative art. taken together, they attest to both the range and vitality of contemporary american fiction. the other judges and i remained in accord even when, earlier today using skype, we made the difficult selection for these five extraordinary books. a work that impressed us with the complex and embracing epics, it's formal inventiveness, its use of fiction to eliminate the nation's troubled history's troubled history for the sake of its troubled present. our novel of the year, winner of the 2016 national book award for fiction is, "the underground railroad". [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> i will buy that for a dollar. very superstitious. so i guess the last four months since the book came out have been so incredible, today was like is this like the make-a-wish foundation, am i dying diner something, everybody's been nice to me. it is also confusing, i guess my mode

we go way back to the early days of my time here at the wilson center running the colton history project. mark has moved on to bigger and better things and he will be talking about this today. he's the professor of history at the university of chicago along reimagined: american human rights in the 20th century:, the book he will be talking about today. his books include "familiar made strange: american icons and ,rtifacts" published last year "vietnam and war," 2009, and "the making of postcolonial vietnam" published in 2000. president ofast the american society of foreign relations. with that, mark, it is great to have you here. mr. bradley: it is nice to see very familiar faces. it has been a very long time, and it's nice to see you. eric, i was your ta a really, really long time ago. he was a great professor. it's also a real pleasure to see warren colin, who in many ways i feel like gave me the kind of intellectual courage to be who i am, so thanks for being here, warren. i want to take people to the 20th of january, 1977, just a frome bit down the mall here. when jimmy carter announ

john is up first, colton, calical, line for democrats you're on the line with john hudak. >> caller: i'm a 28-year-old man, and i have multiple sclerosis, and i have glou coma. those are the only two conditions proven to be helped with the use of marijuana, and if i go to florida, they still won't let me use it, even though it's supposed to be legal for me to go there and it is affecting my health that i can't do this, because for multiple sclerosis the drugs that they give you for the spasms aren't as effective as marijuana, and it's despicable this is affecting my health and that people like hillary clinton want to lock me up for it. >> well, there's a couple of issues to tackle there. the first is one that a lot of patients who use medical marijuana face on a daily basis, and that is not just access to the product that they swear by having therapeutic benefits but their ability to bring that where they go. if you have a prescription pharmaceutical for anything else, for ms, for glaucoma and you live in california and you want to travel to florida you can bring your prescription wi

colton score told police he shot the dog pause it was running and barking at him and his young son. the dog's owner told police the dog was on its own property at the time. the dog is recovering this morning and score is due in court >> a dorchester man is charged with attempted murder for allegedly hitting a friend in the head with a baseball bat. it happened in pocasett early yesterday morning. mark due das is (^) facing several other charges including operating under the influence. police say he was drunk when he tried to drive away from the scene. that victim has now been hospitalized with serious injuries. police say that fight started when the victim made some sort of negative comments about due das and his family. in needham this morning, as crews work to finish the work on the highland avenue bridge over 128. and as they work to pull down the bridge, we will give you a timeline of when that work should be completed. >> also, this morning, a desperate plea for help in new jersey as police investigate a deadly stabbing there. three people including two kids killed in their own

katie and colton, congratulations. a lifetime of happiness. >> yes. >>> a great day ahead. i think they picked a great day to get married, because today is probably going to rain tonight. >> yes. >> that is what i was saying. >> we were mentioning this yesterday at the wedding, wow, today ended up being a perfect day for that. because you had been tracking these rain chances for a few days. >> yes, we have been so. our models are still in agreement that we could actually start seeing some well, later this afternoon, maybe early evening, around dinnertime, too. let's go ahead and get into. it i want you guys to know what exactly you can expect today. a live look outside right now, and sun is trying to rise, a little bit. it is behind some clouds, and we are not going to see it fully for probably another half hour. and 66 right now, at phoenix sky harbor and winds out of the southeast at 6 miles an hour. and winds will be picking up a little bit throughout the day. so it is a little bit breezy but not super, super windy. but keep that in mind. and 60 in glendale. and 62 in an