oh, dear dangerfield, come this fall without fail, money or no money.f you do not get me, somebody else will. if i thought i should never see you again this earth with have no place for me. do i can for me. your affectionate wife. he simply goes from ohio to brown's mountain hideout. the october he leads the team of his men across the potomac and in star chris bury sparging a savage street battle. the first of his men guns down and dangerfield, shot dead in the street. 50 miles short of his goal of rescuing harriet who is still a few months later. tests that it stuck inside the bank, except in this case it is not a bank. it is a brick armory engine else , which, as you can see, the first belly on the left. they have to shoot or negotiate their way out. meanwhile, 19 u.s. marines are on their way to the scene interestingly under the command of robert lee and jeff stores, the future confederate general. this story is released a dress rehearsal. the only member who has military training was a mexican war veteran who was court-martialed for what is called i

[applause] [applause] lauren dangerfield, 16, has led the forefront of campaigns for people winning in time of rights. -- employment rights. she also institutionalized ethnic studies. she is working to build more awareness on working to bridge the gap between ecology, race, and community. [applause] [applause] lucky fisher travis, 17, is a youth supervisor with new ideas. he strives for greatness and also pushes and support this project leaders to envision britain is in themselves. -- greatness in themselves. [applause] [applause] michellechu, 17, is a committed youth board member and on the youth empowerment advisory board. she is a college-bound ambassador in march from mentor school, where she is a wonderful model tutor. michelle is a responsible and motivated later working to bring you up voice to her community. [applause] nataliegranados, 18, has been a leader in the grenada movement where she had been in the budget crisis and have bravely spoken at the bourse supervisors. she has advocated for sense of participation and funding to be restored to our city's quality youth programs.

dangerfield come this fall money or no money, she writes in the summer of 1859.f you do not get me somebody else will and all of my hope for the future. if i thought i would never see you again the earth would have no charm for me. do all you can for me which i have no doubt you will. your affection wife, harriet. he sees this plea and goes from ohio to brown's mountain hideout carrying her letters with him and finally the october of 1859 brown leads 18 of his men across the potomac and into harpers ferry, sparking the savage street battle and the first of his men gunned down as dangerfield new be shot dead in the streets 50 miles short of his goal of rescuing harriet who is sold a few months later to a slave owner in louisiana so there's a great deal at stake personally and collectively for the men and others caught up in this conflict. i'm not going to walk you through all the details of the raid to night or the court and prison drama that follows and the tremendous impact this has on the nation. you'll have to read the book for that. but as a journalist the he

i personally think he has a rodney dangerfield respect happening to him. he certainly is articulate and capable. he could be an interesting entry. >> let's suppose ron paul pulls out a win in iowa. there a constituency in new hampshire. he is in second place in some of these polls. could he destabilize the entire nominating process and wind up denying a plausible candidate a victory in the primary season? >> no, because everybody will close on him if he wins in iowa. people treat him as a nut and not really focused on him. if he wins in iowa everybody and his uncle will be all over him with past quotes, negatives, sleogt record. it's kind of hard to go out and say that we shouldn't wiretap terrorists or to say we shouldn't be able to search their home without telling them about it. this is a provision of patriot acted he wants to repeal. >> you are going to be -- e-mails will be coming your way. good luck. you'll be fleeing to canada in the next 48 hours, folks. >> coming up donald trump drops the republican party and lists his voter registration as unaffi

and ron paul still saying it is not necessarily in the cards sounding a lot like rodney dangerfield saying his campaign is still not getting the respect it and he deserves as he climbs. and larry says a third party revolt is possible but at this rate we could have a lot of people running at the same time like my mother country. >>guest: that is my mother country, too, neil, and i will tell you, i would not be surprised to see several independent or third party candidates on will bat local. you lock at american history it is years like 2012 that end up having third party and independent candidates because hard times tend to breed dissatisfaction, dissatisfaction often includes two major parties and it results in third party and independent candidacies. >>neil: formally they do not score, of course, roosevelt broke from the taft and that is the benchmark but the question is would they take votes from? any of these gentleman running, on paper, i would assume, take votes away from republicans, right? >>guest: you would think so. but i would say in the case of jon huntsman, neil, he reminds me

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>>> some people say fruitcake is a rodney dangerfield christmas gift. .n't like fruitcake. an italian dessert. >> reporter: my personal favorite is panettone. it's out of this world. panettone is a christmas tradition in italy, right? >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: tell me about that. >> many legends how panettone originated. some say came 1600s from a little baker his name was tony. for the christmastime, they were very poor back then and they were making traditional bread and for the holidays, spruce it up a little bit and put some raisins and vanilla and people liked it and not only that, the pannettone name came about. >> tell me about your family's panettone. >> 1936 we would old bakery and our recipe has been the same ever since. >> reporter: what are some different ways to serve panettone? >> traditional ways which is simple. this one here with plain whip cream. toasted it with whip cream. the whip cream can be replaced by -- then a rich experience. my mom loves it. she has to have it. or egg nog mousse which you have right here. >> reporter: th

a little italian >>> some people say fruitcake is a rodney dangerfield christmas gift it gets no respectays are a perfect excuse for indulge in a sweet treat. my personal favorite is out of this world. >> panatone is a christmas tradition in italy, right? >> yep, absolutely. >> tell me about that. >> well there are many legends how this originate. some say it came from a little baker, who his name was tony. and for the christmastime, they were very poor in milan back then and they were making a traditional bread for the holidays, but wanted to spruce it up a little bit and they put raisins and some vanilla, is so people liked it. and out of that the name panatoni came out. >> tell me about your family's panettone. >> we had a baker in milan who started making these and our recipe has been the same ever since since. >> what are some different ways to serve it? >> we have traditional ways which is simple as this one here with just plain whipped cream. you toast the panettone with whipped cream. it can be replaced with a mousse, so you have a richer taste. my mom loves it. she has to have i

why doesn't he -- why is he the rodney dangerfield of the race, mitt romney, why doesn't he get any respect? >> that's a fair question, but look. two-thirds of the republican primary voters have not made up their minds. a lot of people that they hoped would run, governor christie, governor daniels, jeb bush from florida, did not run. they're taking their time. mitt romney is a well known quantity. he is a leader. he's got good character. he's got the discipline, the temperament. he's conservative. he's as conservative as anybody of the other major contenders and they will come around to him. they will come around to him. >> the fact you're endorsing him now is a sign that the republican establishment does like mitt romney but aren't we living in an anti-establishment world right now? >> i think that the establishment likes mitt romney. the tea party, a lot of the tea party party people are for mitt romney. conservatives like mitt romney. mitt romney is the one that can bring the party together. he can go into the general election against president obama. he can expand the base to moderates,