in 1829, david walker would write his appeal -- david walker's appeal in 1829 is considered an insurrectionist document, a pamphlet that was circulated throughout the country, entitled, the appeal to colored citizens of the world, especially in the united states. david walker right, never make an attempt to gain our freedom, our natural right, from under our cruel oppressors and murderers until you see your way clear. when that hour arrives and you move, be not afraid or dismayed, or bu assured that jesus christ, the king of heaven and of earth, who is the god of justice, will surely go before you,". these gospel soldiers, they are not going to act in patch was for a. they are waiting for the proper time, they are waiting for the proper time. nat delivered his address in buffalo in 1843. the convention in buffalo did not endorse and distribute his address. in 1848, garnet was requested to republish and distribute his address, his call from buffalo for soldiers against the tyranny of slavery. and in this convention in cleveland, ohio in 1848, they not only endorsed garnet's address, they not on

david walker goes down the lane. that's winning. 60-58, the final for the huskies. >>> all right, thanks. >> getting set to celebrate the holidays. there is more than the tree lighting tomorrow, we'll building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free wi-fi and banking advice, without all the mumbo jumbo. free checking accounts. no minimums, fees or gimmicks. and a top-rated banking app that lets you handle your financial needs... right here. that's banking reimagined. >>> the stage is set for holiday tradition. this is the tree lighting spectacular and crews put the finishing touches on the 80- foot spruce. and the event will conclude performances by blue man group and keith lockhart and boston ballet. you can see it on wbz and p.m. >> it was so fun last year and warmer. >> up next, eric takes a look at the forecast. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to t

what can we expect to see the candidates, joining us right now david walker. joining us right now, good to see you david. >> good to be back with you, maria. we need to talk about what we are going to do to grow the economy, secure social security and medicare and obtain energy security and get our infrastructure back in shape, and obviously fbn is good about dealing with economic issues and we need to push these people for specifics about what are they proposed to do and how are they going to get it done. >> maria: we have the panel talking about just that. senator brown, let me ask you about what the republican voter feels is most important? we know tax reform is in the agenda. >> we see a lot of nitpicking. we have to get down to issues, deficit spending, national security, foreign policy, immigration, those are things that people want to hear in new hampshire. what are the candidates going to do about it. >> maria: one issue is that candidates have similarities. they all believe that smaller government is better, taxes need to come down, debt and deficits a

david walker down the lane, nails it with just a tenth of a second on the clock. that's winning emphatically. 60-58 the final and a nice win for the huskies. >>> back to women's hockey, bc number two in the country over number five northeastern last night. 4-2 again in women's hockey. bruins host toronto tonight and harvard at yale. the big one in football, that's in connecticut a little bit later on today. that's it for sports for now. i'm don rache, wbz sports. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> 5:46 in the morning. and we're hanging out. >> we're waking up. >> step outside that will wake you up. a refreshing start here. it's cooler, cooler temperatures than yesterday. we're running 15 to 20 degrees cooler in some spots. yesterday we did pick up some beneficial rain. 1 to 2 inches of rain ray cross the board. however, the drought monitor came out thursday morning and this is the latest update for the week so it doesn't include the rain we had from yesterday but it will definitely help. drought monitors still technically abnormal dry conditions here in boston,

in rochester, caroline mccarley won the election over david walker. you can see more election results, including aldermen and city council races by heading to our website, wmur.com. sean: a pregnant woman injured in a serious crash in manchester has delivered her baby. about to see is graphic. the crash happened yesterday morning. you can see their car collide with another vehicle before flipping over. dennis was thrown from the car. he and britney suffered serious, but nonlife threatening injuries. britney was pregnant at the time. after the accident, her baby was delivered seven weeks early by c-section. >> we are just thanking the stars that all three survived. dennis, i believe he must' ve been knocked out for a minute. brittany says she remembers everything. flipping over and, you know, the car landing upside down and he was thrown out and crawled his way over to her to see if she was ok. sean: he believes his daughter' s car caught between two cars that were racing. police are not saying if any charges will be filed. erin: the driver in salem na

david: good evening, i am david walker. lois: and i am lois hart. now here's the news. -- david: we found out we were going to be the anchors of that newscast about, what, three or four days before that? lois: probably. david: it was like, wow. we swallowed hard. we were told the reason we were selected, ted just, for whatever reason -- he liked our style. lois: ted was the one who made the choice. david: whatever we did on air, he thought we would best represent cnn at that time. so it was because of ted and quite an honor. ted: i dedicate the news channel for america. lois: ted turner is a visionary. very smart. a little crazy. brilliant businessman. brilliant, brilliant businessman. ♪ david: when he created cnn, they did research. they said, don't do it. it's not going to work. bad idea. you're gonna lose money. he rolled every cent -- he was a mississippi riverboat gambler -- he rolled every nickel he had into that operation. sure enough, it did work. >> skies over baghdad have been illuminated. david: first gulf war. when cnn had live reports coming out of baghdad.

the walkoff slap nap's right, david walker down the lane nails it with just a tenth of a second on the clock. that's winning emphatically. and a nice win for the huskies. back to women's hockey. bc number 2 in the country over number 5, northeastern last night. 4-2 again in women's hockey. and harvard at yale. the big one in football, that's in connecticut later on today. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. >> all right, dan. thank you so much. >>> pamela has a trivia question for us. >> sure money since it's nice and quiet, we'll roll out the trivia question focusing on a strong one. what year did neil armstrong walk on the moon for the apollo mission? i'll have the answer coming up after that seven-day forecast. think about it, kerry and carrie, the floor director. so to the forecast. we have a beautiful start to the day and dry start to the weekend. there is a chance for rain on sunday. i'll get to that our by hour timing in a second. november temperatures so far have been really, really warm. we're keeping that running tally running 5.3 degrees above average so far. yesterday, above the ave

john kasich also a walker supporter. davidmark, thank you, and paul ryan will be a guest on the show tonight, and on bloomberg markets, mitigating risk is now a top job of a ceo, and brian moynihan joint us for another exclusive interview live upcomingbloomberg summit, and you are looking at the second most expensive piece of art sold at auction that sell glasslike, but will it dan the appetite for art? is weak demand for the iphone 6 s. ♪ ♪ david: welcome back to bloombe markets. i am david gura. stories in biggest business news, and approaching corporation about a combination, and if it goes through, it will be the biggest in the oil and gas market this year. apache rejected a previous offer. it is unclear whether talks will resume. or whether or not and darker will walk away. whether -- or whether anadarko will walk away. gaincdonald's announced a in u.s. sales after seven consecutive quarters of decline. and there is a new president at the federal reserve neil cache kari, a banker who rode -- kashkari. and you can always g

david hardy at the whitman walker health center in d.c. says this just shows that no one is immune from h.i.v. >> a new segment of the population that formerly did not feel like they were at risk. straight white men are at risk, too, just like everyone who has come before them with these infections. >> dr. hardy says while h.i.v. is manageable, it still comes with a terrible snag that often keeps people from getting treatment. >>> it is now 4:59. starting this morning, a four-day conference on u.s. drug laws and legalization of marijuana. a group called the drug policy alliance plans to lobby congress today and wants lawmakers to make it easier for states to change marijuana laws. d.c. legalized the possession of small amounts of marijuana earlier this year. the group also wants fewer penalties or lesser penalties for people convicted of nonviolent drug offenses. >>> have your taxes in order zblet we know april 15th seems pretty early. jackson hewitt is kicking off tax season early today with incentives to help you get ahead. they're intro

walker,. secondhand off to david hood. a 14-yard score and the owls expanded their lead 14 to six.lay of the fourth quarter, temple with the trick play handoff to the tight end patten. temple shut down memphis 31 to 12. >> you have to have seniors who aren't focused on their futures. you have to have seniors who aren't disappointed about last week. you have to have seniors who are out there leading the way. our seniors led the way today and i couldn't be prouder. >> this is the greatest win in the program right now. we got one more and then we'll be in that conference championship. one more, though. >> penn state state played their final home game of the season against 12 ranked michigan it was a whiteout at beaver stadium. over 107,000 fans hoping the nittany lions would win their eighth game. hackenberg hit blackmail with a touchdown mass pass. wolverines come back. michigan had the lead for good. they beat penn state 28 to 16. the nitts and regular season next week at michigan state. >>> flyers facing the senators. orange and black struggling to score, they're last in league in

pj walker airs it out to da loech. 7-6 temple. less than four minutes later davidhood breaks a couple of tackles and get into the end zone. owls lead 14-9 at the half. walker finds major, major breaking tackles into the zone, 19 yards for 6, owls win 31-12. >> senior day at penn state, the last class to have played for joe paterno. senior christian hachenburg, 25 years to blackknoll. michigan responds, quick pass out to adarbo who wooefs his way into pay dirt. wolverines up 14-10 at the half. penn state has the chances. penn state leads it 28-16. >> pitt and cornell going with at it. pitt dominated early. brian show naur goes six cards on the toss sweet. still the first. alex torgerson to alex watson. quakers up 20-0 after that. we begin 24-21. >>> on the local college hoops team st. joe's lost to florida 74-63 and pen lost to washington 104-67. flyers in ottawa tonight. they have lost four of their last five and ten of their last 12. maybe getting on the road will be good for the orange and black. coverage begins at 6:30. the 6ers probably would have loved to have

. >> bell's walker shattered into pieces and scattered across the intersection. david can't erase what he watched happen before his eyes. >> i saw her head was missing, you know. i mean, she literally got just mauled by the bus and they kept going. >> i don't kno whether he knew, but he stopped. stopped and kept going. i don't know if he was nervous or didn't realize -- i have no idea. >> reporter: this surveillance video will factor into the investigation. we tracked down a close friend of bell's this afternoon. >>ha she was a sweet lady, very sweet lady. >> reporter: jennifer gonzalez knew bell for years. she said the grandmother lived at magnolia house, a woman's shelter a block and a half from where she was kiltd led. >> this shouldn't have happened. >> reporter: news4 also learned the mta bus was not in service at the time of the crash. it was heading into the depot after finishing a b-15 run. the bus driver is here at the 733 precinct right now. we're told he is in custody and ll soon be arraigned. marc santia news4, new york. >> b aking in queens, police have ju

david said some nice words about walker. >> right. >> and that was written up that we were giving millions to his campaign. you know how much we've given to his campaign? >> i hope none. >> zero. >> let's bring in the political panel now. "washington post" columnist and msnbc contributor e.j. dion. senior contributor for the daily caller, matt lewis. e.j., you buying that from the koch brothers? >> you know, i thought that was a very clever pr operation they're engaged in. they kind of -- two brothers, amiably talking about playing rugby make you forget that they poured tens of millions of dollars into advertising to bring down president obama and a lot of democrats. i think that scott walker was as close to a koch candidate as there was out there. and i also think that they are well aware that getting endorsed by the koches probably doesn't help a republican very much so why do it? by the way, they do have a libertarian streak, so we can welcome their work on sentencing reform and changing the drug laws. but for people who don't like our political system being controlled by a handful of b

david said some nice words about walker. >> right. >> and that was written up that we were giving millions to his campaign. do you know how much we've given to his campaign? >> i hope none. >> zero. >> jonathan, this was a really interesting interview, because, you know, we think so much, we're sort of conditioned to think of the koch brothers as this sort of permanent part of the republican party. you forget, david koch actually ran for vice president as a libertarian back in 1980. charles koch didn't really get active in politics until about 10, 15 years ago. he talked in this interview about being sort of soured by the experience of standing with george w. bush, feeling he let conservatism down. surprising to see, but made me wonder, are the koch brothers going to play any major role in the republican side inn ipickina candidate? >> you know, i think that's why mika and joe went down and had this interview with the kochs to try to suss out where they might throw their support, especially given the role they tried to play in the last few election cycles. but when you have charles koch th

david hood, what a run. owls out in front 14-six. bj walker breaks school record for the most touchdown passes. temple wins 31-12. if they win their finally next week at home against u-conn, they will win the division. >> are we go to go do it or not? i don't want to slide into a championship game. i don't want somebody else to lose. almost exilerating, this is what it is. this is a playoff game this was a championship caliber game. you have to feel like you want to win those. we won it which is how we play. that is what i like. >> penn state with the big one against michigan. they are trying to beat a ranked team for the the first time ever under james franklin and finish undefeated at home for the first time in seven years. the last player to play for joe paterno playing their last home game against 13th ranked michigan. christian hackenberg, throws it up, said blackn the el takes the lead. michigan answers right back. so third quarter, town four, penn state gets the ball. oh, no, deandre hopkins fumbles. michigan gets it. lead to the touchdown. the wolf rears runaway witt later in the fourth

david hardy is the research director for whitman walker health center. he says hiv is now one of the more manageable chronic illnesses, but it still comes with a stigma. it's why he's not surprised sheen tried to hide his diagnosis. >> the one thing that really distinguishes it from high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes is the stigma that comes along with it. >> reporter: hardy says even though studies show that african-americans are more affected by the virus, he's hoping sheen's confession will be a reminder that no one is immune from hiv. >> perhaps maybe a new segment of the population that formerly did not feel like they were at risk meaning straight white men, they're at risk, too. just like everyone who has come before them with this infection. >> reporter: medical experts say there are drugs available that can prevent people from contracting the virus, but they say despite all the advancements that have been made in the medical field, they can't stress enough the importance of people getting tested. reporting in northwest, maegan fitzge

walker did -- >> drop out? >> absolutely, he has no chance. >> reporter: david, jeb bush really is trying to get better. tonight, we've confirmed that the campaign has hired a media coach to help jeb become a better communicator. david? >> tom llamas leading us off tonight. tom, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to major developments in that mysterious plane crash. the russian passenger jet breaking apart in the sky over egypt, killing everyone on board. tonight, chilling new images of the debris field, now larger than first thought, 11 square miles of desert. this evening, authorities revealing they detected a heat flash on radar. at this hour, we also know the black boxes are being scoured for clues. so, we asked here who has those black boxes and what could that heat flash signal? abc's alex marquardt on the ground in e skwipt againgypt again tonight. >> reporter: russian teams coming through the field of debris, looking for clues that could help solve this mystery. the u.s. is not denying that terrorism could be to blame, but has ruled out a missile from the ground. a u.s. satellite picked up i

david: tom keene, thank you for joining us. darren walker, stay with us. look at futures and the stocks pulling back a bit after major averages recorded the six consecutive weekly gain. it's their longest winning streak of the year. dupont has named their new chairman and ceo. this is less than a month after he was named interim ceo following allen's resignation. our heart media ceo bob pittman will be with us next hour. and youyour questions can always tweet us. still ahead, why president obama rejected trains canada's bid to build the keystone xl pipeline after seven years of debate on "bloomberg ." ♪ vonnie: welcome back to "bloomberg ." here is your latest bloomberg business flash. ta's recall may get bigger. a number of automakers are using the airbags that many automakers have no confidence in. those include land rover in tesla. so far, 19 million vehicles have been recalled. boeing has announced an $8 billion deal with india's jet airways. of boeing's 75 jets. the order was already ongoing, but the buyer and details are undisclosed at the ne

desaulnier, mark walker, , set the molten -- .eth molton your best access to congress is on c-span. announcer: british prime minister davideron addressed the house of commons on thursday that his plan to construct airstrikes. he took questions from members of parliament about several issues. this is an hour and a half portion of the event. the committee asked a series of importance questions here it i try to listen carefully to the questions and views expressed by members on all sides of the house. i want to answer all of the relevant questions today. there are different ways but they boiled down to this. why us? why now? is what we are contemplating legal? what is the strategy that brings together everything we are doing, particularly in syria? is there an end to this conflict ? is there a plan for what follows ? the media with each of these questions as directly as i can. mr. speaker, the reason for acting is the direct threat that isil poses to our country. isil have attacked ankara, beirut, and paris. as well as blowing up a russian plane. they have taken the lives of british hostages and inspire the worst terrorist a

walker. fox business's blake burman with details of that. hi, blake. reporter: hi, david.t starts to feel real once the candidates get into town. that is the moment we're at right now. a live look down the road from us, 20 miles to our west. this is the town of waukesha. this is where jeb bush will hold a education reform rally. he is headliner. he will have a special guest this afternoon, that being scott walker, current governor in state of wisconsin. also a former presidential contender. just down the road from bush, literally just a couple miles away eller today was marco rubio. he is here in wisconsin as well. he held a rally there, pretty much a standard fare stump speech from what we were able to gather. rubio and bush will be linked together forever for several reasons politically. one of them, at least for the moment could potentially be walker. he is by bush's side this afternoon. rubio we can tell you, reached out to walker late last week, trying to get his support but so far no endorsement on any end from the governor here in wisconsin. also linked together at

walker might not have been re-elected governor. he promised to add 250,000 jobs during his first term. he fell short by about 100,000. >> david schuster is here with me in new york, and he'll take us through all the issues, where the candidates stand. let's start with organized labor. david? >> john, for the most part republicans oppose organized labor. they support a national right-to-work law which would block unions and employers from negotiating contracts that require a union membership to work there. not at the main event, one of the most vocal anti-union candidates, new jersey governor chris christie. earlier this year, he described his battle with teachers, and said their union, quote, deserves a punch in the face. of the republicans on the main stage, not quite so hostile to unions, ohio governor john kasich did try to bust public employee unions five years ago, but ohio voters rejected the initiative, and he's since moderated his position and backed down from supporting right-to-work laws at least in ohio. florida governor jeb bush while generally antiunion has expressed his support for unions representing police and

david. he was not a forerunner. i read the diaries. classic george herbert walkerush, he said read the diaries, i want to make sure you think something is there. he wants said to his chief of staff, what if he just finds an empty deck of cards? things me in the two that were heartbreaking. you cannot hear other presidents say, he said sometimes i feel i between thes, lost glory of reagan and the trials and relations of my son. the other key element i think was when he argued that he didn't know that there was enough there there. meaning hisre there historical record? jon: he worried there was not that much stuff to write about him. frome a note from him 2008. after i published a biography of andrew jackson. he writes, it is a little overwhelming to think i would be following a lion. because i called the book, "american lion." he said to me afterward, because i written about winston churchill, andrew jackson, he fdr, i am notnot churchill, i am not a lion. what he was was a unique american odyssey. we shall not see his like again. appeal is that he did not think he

walker. yesterday in east new york. hello again, i'm david novarro. >> and i'm shirleen allicot. we begin this half hour with a proposal that could cost you more to get to newark, kennedy and laguardia airports. >> the port authority thinking about implementing a $2 to $4 airport access fee. now this would involve vehicles for hire like ayubier and lyft and -- uber and lyft and that could be added to your bill. >> new jersey reporter tony jason taylors is -- toni yates is live. >> reporter: we saw uber drivers with the new jersey limousine tags and we saw the drivers with the new york state taxi commission service tags on their cars. and we also saw yellow cabs they were all parked up there at the curb waiting for a fare, waiting for a call. until port authority police came and national it had slights and shooed them all away -- flashed the lights and shooed them all away. lots of cars for hire and not even counting the cars that the -- cars people dropping off friends or family the catch a -- to catch a flight. dulles international airport in washington, d.c. just started chargi

david said some nice word about walker and that was written up that we were giving millions to his campaignow much we've given to his campaign? >> i hope none. >> zero. >> good profit right there. >> zero. >> i like scott an awful lot but things don't turn out -- >> another example, ted cruz, we haven't given any money to him but some other people who support some of our things gave money, gave 15 million to him so that was attributed to us. we had nothing to do with it. >> joining me is "new york times" political reporter nick, good to see you. so the koch brothers aren't endorsing anyone yet, what does that tell you? >> not much. it's dangerous or difficult for the kochs to personally get behind any one candidate. it could anger someone in their network of groups that they personally fund. the groups are going to spend a ton of money on behalf of whoever the nominee is and that's the bottom line. >> so it's all about waiting for the nominee. >> yes. i think there's some cost for intervening in the primaries. if you get too involved in the primaries, you could turn them off. i think the ko

i'm not going to publicly comment on any candidate, david said some nice words about walker. >> right and that was written up that we were giving millions to his campaign. you know how much we've given to his campaign? >> i hope none. >> zero. >> good process. >> zero. >> good profit there. yeah, no. i like scott an awful lot. >> yeah. >> but the things don't turn out -- >> and then another example, ted cruz, we haven't given any money to him but some other people who support some of our things gave money, gave $15 million to him so that was attributed to us. >> right. >> we had nothing to do with it. >> joining me now, msnbc's steve kornacki. you don't see the koch brothers very often giving a sitdown interview. tell us about their support historically, how important is it? >> it's interesting. david koch, charles koch's brother doesn't come from inside the republican world. he was the libertarian candidate for vice president all the way back in 1980. he was the most successful libertarian ticket ever with some money to do advertising and stuff. charles koch's story, the guy there, i

david said some nice words about walker and that was written up that we were given millions to his campaign know how much we've given to his campaign? >> i hope none. >> zero. zero. >> good profit right there. >> i like scott an awful lot. >> yeah. >> but things don't turn out. >> and then another example, ted cruz, we haven't given any money to him, but another -- some other people who support some of our things gave money. gave $15 million to him. that was attributed to us. the we had nothing to do with it. >> are you a registered republican? >> yeah. >> have you ever voted for a democrat? >> yeah, i've voted for a democrat. >> that huh. th that's interesting. >> david's in new york. >> i saw a report that over 150 families have contributed overwhelmingly to the candidates in the race right now, overwhelming amount of money. that's not a way to run a democracy, is it, like 150 families are basically fujding most presidential campaigns? >> see, to me it depends on -- to what end. if it's to get policies that will create -- open up opportunities for people and get rid of all this corporatis

david, he wasn't a forerunner of something else. and so i read the diaries, classic george herbert walker bush, he said i want to make sure to read the diaries and make sure you think something is there. he once said to gene becker his chief of staff, you know, what if meacham just finds an empty deck of cards? which is classic bush because empty suit, not a full deck, and he told me, two things, that are sort of heartbreaking and you can't hear other presidents saying, he said sometimes i just feel like an asterisk. >> rose: i know. >> lost between the glory of reagan and the trials and tribulations of my son, sons, and the other key element, i think, was when he argued that he just didn't know that there was enough there. i have. >> there, there meaning. >> from him. >> rose: and what he says or his historical record? not so much his diaries but recordings he worried it was not that much stuff to write about? >> about him. i know, i know. i have a note from him from 2008 after i published a biography of andrew jackson and he writes, it is a little overwhelming to think that i would be following a lion. >> rose: yes. as i call the b

in the second quarter, owls down six to nothing, pj walker finds, makes the catch, temple seven-nothing lead. still, in the second, hand off, to davidreshman broke couple of tackles on his way into the end zone, 14-yard score, the owls expanded that lead 14 to six. >>> first play of the fourth quarter temple with trick play, kip mat end, went 13 yards for the score, temple shutdown memphis 31 to 12. >> you have to have seniors who aren't focused on their futures, you have to have seniors who aren't disappoint bad last week, you have to have seniors out there, leading the way. our seniors led the way today. and i couldn't be prouder. >> out to hey vale, where penn state played final home game of the season against 12th ranked michigan. it was a wide out beaver stadium over 100,000 fans hoping the nittany lions would remain unbeaten at home. christian hack end berg, 25ard touchdown pass, to put the nittany lions up ten to seven. but the wolverine come right back. screen pass to darbough. gives michigan the lead for good. beat penn state 28 to 16. the knits ends the regular season next week at michigan state. >>> flyers on the road las

david hood on the run. get in there. owls out in front and it stays that way. 4th quarter they put it away. pj walker breaks the school record for the most touchdown passes. femple rp temple if they win at home -- temple, if they win at home against ucon, they win the division. >> finger pointing on the issue of syrian reef geese. they were not -- refugees. >>> philadelphia marathon was under the tightest security in its history. those stories and more when "action news" continues. happening right now on "action news," an american who survived the hotel attack in mali is speaking out about the deadly day. >>> police say speed was the factor that killed a teenager in a crash weekend. >>> a democrat governor is elected in louisiana for the first time in 8 years. >> those stories, but first let's go outside to chris sowers. is it cold out there? >> reporter: the winds are blustery and it's down in the 30s and 40s. quite a difference from yesterday. even though we topped out at 56. it felt good with the sun. today a far cry 678 pottstown winds whipping around at 15 miles per hour. windchill of 39. saint