cox? man 2: chris! stage left... mr. cox? man 3: starting in five... guys i need cox.nutes, and i can't find him. man 4: hey, that's what i do. mr. cox. m-mr. cox? you're gonna have to give him a moment, son. dewey cox needs to think about his entire life before he plays. [♪] [piano playing chopin's "prelude in g minor"] come on, nate let's go play.

cox-richardson: his is a contest? >> i also have something to ask about eisenhower so maybe i can add. i agree with you that eisenhower is very admirable and much smarter than he let on to be in a lot of historians say he pretended to be bumbling but was kind of a ruse. did he think of himself as progressive? did you see himself in the tradition of theodore roosevelt because of course in your book you cited "modern republicanism." use the term moderate. that is not the term in the democratic party vocabulary. how did eisenhower see himself in relationship to theodore roosevelt? was he carrying on that tradition consciously or not? >> the gentleman in the red sweater. >> i have two questions and that is how does the u.s. constitution protect property specifically. and secondly, i see you go lincoln, theodore roosevelt, to eisenhower -- see it that you go -- what happens to ronald reagan? dr. cox-richardson: he has a chapter. [laughter] >> you have three people there that are important but actually there is a fourth per

cory cox has been a deputy sheriff for seven years.spent a lot of late nights cruising the utah roads with one eye out for emergencies, for drunks or for speeders like this one. >> i saw this vehicle approaching me, you know. it looked like it was going really fast. so i turned my radar on and got it on radar at 95 miles an hour in a 55-mile-an-hour zone. i was thinking that this is going to be a drunk driver, somebody trying to get home, somebody just trying to have fun. >> deputy cox quickly turns around and starts to chase the speeder, practically burning up the highway. >> it was a dangerous pursuit. they were going so fast and by the time i got up to speed i could barely see them. >> they're racing toward the county line so cox calls weber county for backup. >> so i called to the next county ahead and had officers waiting for them. and then they hit a hill and i was able to catch up to them. >> finally, the pursued vehicle slows, stops. as deputy cox approaches the waiting car, he realizes someone in the car is either terrified or

we have not engaged in any discussions with cox. i reached out to cox communications.mpany, number three cable company in the nation, telling me, liz, we won't comment on rumors about m&a activity. but we're not for sale. they're not publicly traded, by the way. we continue to explore potential growth opportunities. this is a company, cox, that has great markets and strong businesses. but they don't make rash decisions. hopefully there will be more clarity as the days go by on this. everybody looks toward lorettloretta lynch. she was sworn in this morning. just days after the department of justice helped thwart that merger between comcast and timewarner. what can they expect from the new enforcement professional? blake, there are a bunch of planes hovering over laguardia or chicago's o'hare, everyone is wondering if we can merge and grow under her. >> we spoke to different analysts just about that. they don't feel mergers and acquisitions will be a big target of loretta lynch. a couple reasons why. both pointed to the short time frame she'll have running the department

but keeps the gun trained on will cox. will cox surrendered and was arrested for fatally shooting 25-year-old fiancee and suspend suspected in shooting death of another man. will cox pled guilty to charges. >> investigators arrived to find something unusual now they're asking for you to help them solve mystery. here is rick williams with at some time's crime fighter's report. at about 8 p.m. surngsd january 4, 2014 police were called to the 6200 block of media street in philadelphia's overbrook section for a shooting. >> there's a coutd of people there. they find out that there was a big shooting. there and there's shell casings all over the place. >> police say there were no victims. >> they're told there was a honda civic gray in color that went over to the hospital. police go over to the hospital. the honda civic is parngd there. it's got gun shots and all kinds of damage. >> officials say three men were taken inside lankanau hospital for gun shot wounds. two victims died. >> somebody wanted to do them in. >> is they of

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i will see you at cox's bridge tomorrow. well slocum's wing will not reach cox's bridge for four days. leading the way on the morning of march 19, william p. carlin's division, moving out. then all of a sudden they hit the cole plantation. all hell breaks loose. carlin has run into hokes' infantry. one of the bird rates, north carolina junior reserves consisting almost entirely of teenage boys, are blocking the way. you can see them just yet. off to their left, army of tennessee is also going into position. there are fewer than 4000 veterans from the army of tennessee at bentonville. just a shadow of the 70,000 man army that johnston led in the spring of 1864. but the attack plan is developing. slocum is getting impatient. he can't understand why his veteran infantry is allowing his cavalry to stop them. he orders a probing attack to find out what is out there. carlin's division sustains a bloody repulse and they are sent back. and now slocum decides he will send his other division of the 14th corps up to the front, and the

i will see you at cox's bridge tomorrow. well slocum's wing will not reach cox's bridge for four days. leading the way on the morning of march 19, william p. carlin's division, moving out. then all of a sudden they hit the cole plantation. all hell breaks loose. carlin has run into hokes' infantry. one of the bird rates, north carolina junior reserves consisting almost entirely of teenage boys, are blocking the way. you can see them just yet. off to their left, army of tennessee is also going into position. there are fewer than 4000 veterans from the army of tennessee at bentonville. just a shadow of the 70,000 man army that johnston led in the spring of 1864. but the attack plan is developing. slocum is getting impatient. he can't understand why his veteran infantry is allowing his cavalry to stop them. he orders a probing attack to find out what is out there. carlin's division sustains a bloody repulse and they are sent back. and now slocum decides he will send his other division of the 14th corps up to the front, and the

by samuel cox and his men. >> samuel cox was a turned military leader and so he trailed and tracked bloody> jesse, we've got to get them out of here. >> bill! >> with bloody bill dead, the union army began hunting down the rest of the bushkak whackers. jesse splits from the group. and is shot in the chest. frank is captured and surrenders. he's forced to take an oath pledging loyalty to the union. >> i will henceforth faith fully support and defend the constitution of the united states and the union of the state thereunder. >> jesse is a prisoner of war and must surrender before his wounds are treated. but he has no intention of giving up. even if the confederacy is defeated. >> for jesse james, this is not an end of his conflict. this is the end of someone else's conflict, not jesse james' conflict, not frank james' conflict. their conflict isn't over. it's still going on. >> with northern interests in power across missouri, frank and jesse join forces with the group of brothers who share their fierce hatred for the yankees. the youngers lost their family and home to the union. they, too,

anna cox had come up with two important findings.he message in blood had likely been written with a gloved hand, and it had been scrawled at least 20 minutes after the onset of the attack on karen. she reported her results to the detectives who by then had learned another pertinent fact about their victim. >> karen was exclusively left-handed and karen's left hand did not have blood sneered on it. >> and not only that, but when the autopsy report came in, it suggested that karen couldn't have written anything from either hand. >> from what the medical examiner was seeing on his table, was this a victim who was going to be able to dip in her own blood and write r-o-c on the wall? >> no. over 90% of her spine had been damaged by the knife wounds. >> she was incapacitated. >> incapacitated. she didn't write that. it wasn't her. >> karen pernell did not write the letters r.o.c. in blood. it was a huge turning point in the case, and the best news possible for the ex-boyfriend, roc. >> they confirmed 100% that she couldn't have done that.

cox said that game was blacked out to virginia customers. instead viewers got to see the orioles lose to the blue jays. >>> there was some squealing, some screaming, but these kids were still clamoring to ho lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. wó >>> today is the 45th annual earth day and people of all ages trekked outside to celebrate. these kids in vienna dressed up for the occasion wearing red and black to match the hundreds of tiny ladybugs they released into the wild. the students carefully spread out the bugs across the playground to help the environment and local vegetation. >>> some kids and adults got their hands di

cox' name has come up to move up and draft marco mariota for the eagles.st round is thursday. his alma mater released this tribute to his fellow student athletes. >> thank you, marcus. >> thank you, marcus. >> thank you, marcus. >> thank you, marcus. >> thank you, marcus. >> thank you, marcus. >> university of oregon sending their tributes out to the former ducks. thanked mariota for being a role model among other things. but will he be a bird? >> my own conclusion is that the eagles are still in the ball game. they're trying to make this happen. for as much as chip keeps saying no, no no it can't. it makes no sense for me to have his quarterback, his ideal trigger man for his offense sitting out there, be attainable and not pursue it. to the ultimate degree. can he pull it off? that's another question. >> first round is on thursday. after another 3-3 home stand, the phillies hit the road where they've had major struggles. they begin a four-game swing with the cardinals tonight. cole hammel takes the field looking for his first win of the season. cole says

a portion of cox's forests. and in the process, capturing 800 federals and one cannon. things looked good for the confederates on the first day, then the second day, he brings up reinforcements, the federals dig in bragg attempts an attack on the tenth, but he's repulsed. receiving word that cox is still receiving more reinforcements, bragg decides to fall back towards goldsboro ending the battle. now in the meantime sherman plots the course of his army group from fayetteville, goldsboro is his objective, but keep in mind, he wants to keep johnston guessing as to what his objective is. so he's going to send the left wing northward on the old raleigh stage road as if he's heading towards the north carolina state capital. they'll be marching in marching order, all unnecessary wagons will be with the right wing under howard. they'll be taking direct roads to goldsboro. and the idea is to keep johnston up in the air as to where sherman is headed. now johnston has a plan of his own. he's told general hardy to make a

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tonight -- chris ludacris bridges, from marvel's "daredevil", charlie cox, music from dead sara, featuringg band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. that is very, very good to hear. now, real quick, you've all heard the news about the indiana religious freedom law, yes? a lot of people think the law is anti-gay. well, presidential hopefuls jeb bush, ted cruz and scott walker have all come out in favor of the new law. wait -- oh, i guess i shouldn't say "come out." they're behind it. [ laughter ] nope. "behind it" doesn't work either. they like it -- but they don't "like it" like it. [ laughter ] there's a lot of pitfalls there. [ laughter ] a new report -- this is interesting. a new report claims that happy couples have sex three to four times a week. happy couples have sex three to four times a week. so, if you're watching at home right now, sorry to hear it. [ laughter ] but i'm here for you. [ ap

since then, cox has been released. brady remains at pendleton.auntee, his future remains as troubled as his past. even though he's completed all programs and has earned his release, he can't go home. according to superintendent mike dempsey, jacob has no one or no place to take him in. >> it could be directly related to there being no parent, to there being no guardian, no relative that's willing to take the offender in. it could be that they've exhausted all of the other community placement treatment programs that were out there, and we're having to dig and try to find as best we can somebody else to take him. >> in his final comments about what he sees for his future, jacob reveals one last wrenching detail about the life he left behind. >> normal, good life for me? going back to school so i could finish my high school diploma, take care of my little girl, get married to my girl's mama. take care of them. pretty much normal. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> america's prisons. dangerous. often deadly. there are

. >> up next, heather cox richardson. she chronicles the evolution of the party of lincoln and examines the origins of the party, arguing it was founded to advocate for the middle class against the elite plantation owners. she also looks at the republican figures who defined the party like president abraham lincoln theodore roosevelt, and ronald reagan. at the wilson centerit is about an hour and a half. host: it is my real pleasure to introduce heather cox richardson today. someone's whose work i have been reading and admiring for some time now. she is a professor of history at boston college. and every time i think i have caught up with what she has written, she produces yet another book. so i have to keep reading but i do so with great pleasure. she has written five books on various aspects of american history. she is a 1992 graduate of harvard university's program in the history of american civilization and her first four books explored civil war, the gilded age, and the american west. and the presidencies of abraham

in 1920, his running mate of ohio, james m cox.of 38 was the youngest vice president joel candidate in history. married to anna eleanor

actress courtney cox. >> we were teasing larry before. have a good night., it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- courteney cox cooking with steve martorano and music from alabama shakes with cleto and the cletones and now, here's jimmy kimmel!

colin cox and ryan are only 7 years old but proving you can be best friends at any age.ory tonit from our friend mike bush as our nbc station ksdk in st. louis. >> old friend don't have to be old. >> they truly love each other. >> rep colin cox and ryan branson have known each other for two years. that's a long time when you're only 7. are you guys on a mission? >> yep. >> reporte whas e missio >> we need to save the day from evil bad guys. >> howy are up here all together? >> reporter: they met here at tower grove christian school in st. louis. thou the reason they became friends sounds more like the reason you're hired for a job. >> i like his experience. te but colin came home from school one day with some bad news. >> he said well mommy i'm kind of sad, my friend at school. his name is ryan. his house burned down a couple days ago and i'm really sad for it happened late one night in late february. ryan's family had just fallen asleep. a seven-alarm fire tore through their apartment complex displaceing dozens of family. i lost my toys my stuffed animals, i lost my toy

cox was the birds' first-round pick in 2012.e defensive mvp last season registering four sets. >>> that's your look at sports. aisle i'm danny pommells. we'll be right back. >>> final look at weather. >> yes, today, cloudy and cool. tomorrow more sunshine. warmer and even warmer wednesday. look at wednesday. sunny, 72 degrees. but this is going to be before possibly some rain thursday and friday. we are watching an area of rain that could develop into a coastal storm, a nor'easter perchance and this so far looks to stay barely to our south. any small northern movement though would mean more rain for the area. we're going to have to watch that very closely. going into the weekend, though it's going to be moving well off shore. saturday and sunday both look fantastic. look at those temperatures. 73 by sunday. for the blue cross broad street run. it looks great for the morning hours. then by monday near 80 degrees. >> good race day. >> yeah. >> very good. thanks sheena. that's nbc 10 news at 11. i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim ro

communications -- local cable partner cox communication.allis takes a look at tulsa resident frank phillips who went from being a barber to one of the great oil barrens of the 20 -- baer barons of 20th century. >> frank phillips was an oilman. first and foremost, he was an oilman. phillips 66 was a company he founded just north of us here in tulsa which became the headquarters for phillips 66. and today you still see the familiar phillips 6

will cox behind bars charged with two murders. >> right now 5:50. we are keeping our eye on today's storm for you. update traffic and weather together on the 3's. coming up next. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight here on cbs-3, see you in a bit. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >> letter carrier who lands add gyrocopter now under house arrest, doug hughes landed the gyrocopter on the west lawn, through restricted air space. as he arrived at his home in florida, hue said people waived to him, and were not scared, as he came in for a lan g. >> i didn't see on the gown the reaction that i had expected. okay? the police who took me in custody were very professional. >> hughes also said he wished news coverage had focused on the message he wanted to get through he believes campaign finance laws are too weak. >> 5:53, let's get our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i good morning, ukee, off to very soggy start t

like cox, others before jenner, renee richards fought to play professional tennis as a woman and won. the still active 81-year-old giving us her reaction from the golf course today. >> he's very courageous, i think he will certainly help the transgender community and other disenfranchised communities. >> reporter: that sentiment is shared by many in the transgender community who had been apprehensive ahead of jenner's big reveal. >> how big a moment was that? >> this was huge. even the transgender community took a moment to think, wow. things are really changing. this is different. this is our moment. i think people woke up this morning with the sense, someone i know is transgender. >> reporter: tonight that story opening hearts and minds everywhere. linzie janis, action abc news new york. >>> turning next to the severe storms and tornado watches we've been monitoring here all day. in louisiana, a tree crashing down on a police car. wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour there. hail in kansas, covering the ground -- you can see it right there -- like snow and this image from scott city, ka

. >> lieutenant samuel cox is the man responsible for killing bloody bill anderson.e is from the same town the bank is in and may even be the reason the james brothers target it. in his rage jesse james kills the wrong man. cold brother killers start out as happy church going boys on a farm in the woods of clay county, missouri. jesse's father robert james, is a baptist minister. >> robert james selected by a group of men there who want to go out west to california. and he is the chaplain on this expedition. jesse is a very young child at this time. and his father dies in california. >> his mother is a fierce southern woman at a time when women have no rights to property. she refuses to give up and quickly finds a husband who allows her to take control of the farm and family. she manages over 100 acres of hamptons. both of her sons to not only be for institution of flavor but fight for it and commit crimes in the name of the cause. >> the james family owns at least seven slaves and they are proud of it. in western missouri jesse james' family would rather secede than

cox had four sachs last season.been a beast for the bird. >>> nfl players don't generally come from division two west chester university, but he might. al shabazz is cornerback pro correct to be seventh round pick or at worst priority free agent after the draft. feels he can play safety and special teams as well. few weeks ago shabazz work out for chip kelly. >> he was a real quiet guy. never necessity what he is thinking. running my 40. right overtop of me. you never necessity what he is thinking. you know pressure is honor you put that pressure on your early to make sure you perform well. >> the nfl draft is three days away a and we have got a special. draft break down, jamie jeff, myself, thursday and friday night after "action news" at 11:00. >>> finally tonight back to baseball. hit bats man like you have never seen before high school game joejoe, is the batter. ball business to hit him. he catches witt his hand. the umpire rules it a hit by pitch. so, he is awarded, first base. >>> look what i found. >> that i

. >> you know, you mentioned earlier -- you brought up the cox-2 inhibitor. isn't that what's in the drugs or -- >> that's a pharmaceutical version. that's a great point, mike because the pharmaceutical industry would like you to believe that a cox-2 inhibitor can only happen in a drug form and that's a lie. cox-2 inhibitors are naturally occurring in your body, and what they do is they're going to help you with inflammation, they're going to help you with pain, and at the same time, then -- mike think about this -- we are going to bring the body back to balance. think about it like your car. why do you use oil in your car? >> just to keep the parts working. >> exactly, keeps the parts working, and what it does, if you watch the car ads, oil cuts down on friction. >> sure. >> synovial fluid in cartilage cuts down on friction. it allows your joints to be more mobile, more flexible, with no friction. >> right. >> if you don't have friction, mike, you don't have inflammation. if you don't have inflammation you don't have pain. now -- >> and this product has... >

. >> lieutenant samuel cox is the man responsible for killing bloody bill anderson.e is from the same town the bank is in and may even be the reason the james brothers target it. in his rage jesse james kills the wrong man. cold brother killers start out as happy church going boys on a farm in the woods of clay county, missouri. jesse's father, robert james, is a baptist minister. >> robert james selected by a group of men there who want to go out west to california. and he is the chaplain on this expedition. jesse is a very young child at this time. and his father dies in california. >> his mother is a fierce southern woman at a time when women have no rights to property. she refuses to give up and quickly finds a husband who allows her to take control of the farm and family. she manages over 100 acres of hamptons. both of her sons to not only be for institution of flavor but fight for it and commit crimes in the name of the cause. >> the james family owns at least seven slaves and they are proud of it. in western missouri jesse james' family would rather secede tha

in 1920, his running mate of ohio, james m cox. fdr at the age of 38 was the youngest vice president joel candidate in history. married to anna eleanor roosevelt, he founded the heart of his dutch forebears. the vacation cottage on campobello items -- campobello island's after the vice presidency. it was in these same waters that he was first stricken with the dread polio germ that was to paralyze his legs but never his life. called in 1928 to the state capitol in albany, franklin roosevelt was elected governor of new york. with al smith, his old friend the happy warrior at his side, he threw himself into the fight as a champion for the common man. with james a farley swinging the gavel, the die was cast. a country mired in the more us depression wanted a new president. called to accept the nomination, his his wife and son -- who knew it then, but this was the beginning of an era unparalleled in american history. fdr's appearance in chicago stadium was the beginning of a series of spectacular personal triumphs. his first words were

together with our cox cable partners, the c-span staff recently visited many sites exploring tulsa's rich history. learn more about tulsa all weekend here on american history tv. woody guthrie: i got started in oklahoma. that is where i was born. the population is one third indian, one third negro, and one third white people. i have the -- hit the road when i was 12 years old traveling and working on jobs. that is where i picked up these songs. ♪ this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters this land was made for you and me ♪ >> woody guthrie's most famous for his writing of "this land is your land," but he was very much more than that. he was born in 1934 in oklahoma. we are proud to have this work back in oklahoma where we think it belongs. he was an advocate or people who were disenfranchised, for people who were micro workers -- migrant workers during the just bolt europe -- dust bowl era who found themselves in california literally starving. he saw this vast difference between the house and h

like cox there have been others before jenner.ee richards, another athlete who fought to play professional tennis as a woman and won. the 81-year-old giving her reaction from the golf course today. >> he is very courageous. i think he will certainly help the transgender community and other disenfranchised communities. >> reporter: that sentiment shared by many in the transgender community who had been a hejs hencive ahead of jenner's big reveal. how big of a moment was this? >> this was huge. even the transgender community took a moment to think, wow, things are changing. this is different. this is our moment. i think people woke up this morning with the sense someone i know is transgender. >> reporter: tonight, that story opening hearts and minds everywhere. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> social media is lighting up tonight over president obama's annual attempt at comedy. >> three months ago a drone crash landed out back. that was pretty serious but don't worry. we installed a new state of the art security system. >> calif

communications -- local cable partner cox communication. michael wallis takes a look at tulsa resident frank phillips who went from being a barber to one of the great oil barrens of the 20 -- baer barons of 20th century. >> frank phillips was an oilman. first and foremost, he was an oilman. phillips 66 was a company he founded just north of us here in tulsa which became the headquarters for phillips 66. and today you still see the familiar phillips 66 shields on many highways and streets and especially in this country as well, you know? phillips 66 has become as familiar to many people out here as a coke bottle. it's that iconic in the minds of many motorists. well frank got his start in the oil business in a sort of convoluted way. he was actually, he was not from oklahoma. he was actually born on the nebraska frontier out in the loop valley. his father was a civil war veteran, fought in the union army, and his parents moved out into nebraska territory. and that's where he was born in 1874. and they came back short will have a that -- shor

courtney cox, common, what does she do, sue? >> cooper town?so successful, we know the name of it. >> i should know the name that far show. >> right? >> i'm in that town every night. all right, she is one of the sexiest women in the world but alex holley -- oh, no, beyonce isn't in the top ten on the new list. >> what? why the number one pick may surprise you. >> she is a spinner. >> but first, forget those dinner plans. some of phillies best chefs are serving up their signature grub. >> where did he go? >> for a great cause. there we are. so where you can dine like a queen, that's next. >> like a queen? >> or king. >> oh, okay. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. ca

like cox, there have been others before jenner.ee, another athlete, who sought to play professional tennis as a woman and won. the still active 81-year-old giving us her reaction from the golf course today." >> he's very courageous. i think he will certainly help the transgender community and other disenfranchised communities. >> that is shared by many who were apprehensive before jenner's big reveal. >> how big a moment was this? >> this was huge. even the transgender community took a moment to think, wow, things are really changing. in is our moment. i think people wake up with the sense someone i know is transgender. >> that story opening hearts and minds everywhere. abc news, new york. >> a lawsuit from 2005 is asking to remove a controversial pastor. the san francisco chronicle reports according to the lawsuit the pastor shouted at an 11-year-old girl at his former parish calling her a lawyer. this after she reported abuse by another priest. parents were already upset with the reverend by banning girls from serving mass and al