evans hughes. >> it is what we claim we want in the presidential candidates and president. >> and man named charles evan bayh -- charles evans hughes. woodrow wilson thought he was beaten. >> american history goes on in several different directions. what is he doing for foreign policy? he is the one you could write novels about. >> he was on the supreme court. he left the supreme court. he ran for president. then he went back to the supreme court. when of the finest minds on the court's. >> why use? >> andrew jackson said that "he looks like god and talks like god." >> charles evans hughes -- the republican presidential nominee soon after the national convention. tonight, we looked at the life and legacy of charles evans hughes who was a two-term governor, secretary of state, and twice a supreme court justice. he was perhaps best known as one of the co-authors of the new deal. we're broadcasting live across from the capitol. he inaugurated this building when it first opened in 1935. let me introduc

and he thought evans would be back by now.e's good injury news i guess for the ravens.they aren't alone....the texans lost ouuside linebacker and beast mario williams last weekend against oakland for the whole season.he had surgery toddy to repair a torn pectoral muscle..receiver andre johnson is out for right hamstting injury. there aren't high expectations for maryland basketball this season.how could there be really?new head coach mark urgeon has to get his system and players in tact. a numbers game just to fill a roster the first season.the departure of gary williams was abrupt..turgeon didn't get a full year to recruit and brrng guys to maryland.but what he did do... ggt the locals to stay.turgeon has 3 incominn freshmen from the state.... 2 faust... who almost split when pary did.that's the key tt any fench around in-state talent. - phat'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited...i'm morgan adsit thanks for watching...goodnight. gooonight. 3

i ask you evan hendricks. >> that's the easy thing. but if you pull out your wallet and start buying things, there's no way anyone can realize how much information is available, the property records, divorce records. bank records. >> the googling process will give you names, date of birth, place of birth, mother's maiden name --. >> sometimes, yes. >> if it's listed on at genology page by a relative who loves that. is that the extent of the data? >> it depends on what has been put out about us on those web sites. sometimes if you look at the what the kids are doing with space books they are loading personal information on web sites. all that depends. we need to understand there are central repositories that have this information. >> let's talk about this i ntelius, do i have that correctly? does it examine every public record on a person for a fee whether it's local government or federal government or state government? >> it's one of many companies that their business is going to all those public records, which were created by taxpayer

. >> a man named charles evans hughes. woodrow wilson thought he was beaten. >> american history goes on in several different directions. what is he doing for foreign policy? he is the one you could write novels about. >> he was on the supreme court. he left the supreme court. he ran for president. then he went back to the supreme court. one of the finest minds on the court. >> why hughes? >> andrew jackson said that hughes "looks like god and talks like god." >> charles evans hughes -- the republican presidential nominee soon after the national convention. tonight, we look at the life and legacy of charles evans hughes who was a two-term governor, secretary of state, and twice a supreme court justice. he was perhaps best known as one of the co-authors of the new deal. we're broadcasting live across from the capitol. he inaugurated this building when it first opened in 1935. let me introduce you to our guests this evening were joining us to talk about the life and legacy of charles evans hughes. my first guest is an histor

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officers eventually took evans into custody. nobody was shot. evans shares the same name and birthday as a former san jose state football player. his sister says he suffered a serious mental breakdown after he left college, got layed off, and broke up with his girlfriend. >>> employees of a quashly that became the sight of a triple murder this week reunited today for the first time since the shooting. workers at lee high hansen cement plant gathered outside the cupertino community center. two days ago, scherrif opened fire. talk about how to move forward. >> we want the this private time for the employees and in that sense, you know, the conversations were valuable. >> deputies shot and killed almen yesterday morning following a massive search. the company has promised to pay employees wages while the plant is closed and funeral costs for the three murder workers. >>> speak up. that is the message to anyone who knows the gunman in sunday's deadly tattoo party shooting in san leandro. family and friends of the three who died are hoping someone wh

police say evans grabbed the officer's gun during a struggle, which went off but didn't hit anyone. police say evans ran from the scene but with -- with the weapon but the officer tracked him down and hit him with his car. the officer was hospitalized and released. evans had several broken bones. >> analysis san jose, the search continues for a gun nan a shooting that left a womanle in the hospital. one witness saw the shooter. the victims were in an alley on south third street when they were hit. happened saturday morning. investigators say it does not appear the shooting was gang-related. >> there's a $1,000 reward for the return of a huge statue in novato. a huge statue of a pelican was stolen. it was commissioned in 2007 and police believe someone must have seen something. >> the growing "occupy wall street" movement. the bay area occupation grows. plus, do you suffer from text neck? why so many are suffering from the condition. and why more doctors than ever are recommending -- what they're recommending for new moms and they're babies. >> leigh: hi there. i'm leigh glaser. i ha

to everybody's surprise, charles evan hughes sr.ided to take his job and the sun had to be solicitor general. >> i have heard the story. i do not know whether it is true. i heard different versions of the story. he may have a perspective as to the truth of that. i will say this. i think if somebody -- if the president really thought that charles evan hughes would not take the job and was not interested in being a chief justice, that seems like a naive assumption. hughes had an interest in the job going way back. when he was first put on record as an associate justice, he was appointed with an understanding that he may be elevated very early when there was an opening at that point. he was passed over for chief justice white. president taft was the one who passed him over. i definitely heard the story. it certainly had to be a difficult moment around the family at dinner table since there is no question that chief justice hughes accepting the job meant his son would have to give up the solicitor general job. i do think it is a little

>> evan? >> he is not going to be president. he is a very appealing guy, but people are not going to vote for him as president. romney is lucky in a way to have him out there because he is not really a threat. the only one who can beat romney at this stage is romney. . >> didn't peter hart asked about herman cain? >> yes. acknowledging that the focus group is not a scientific sampling, the value is that you get people to express their feelings. there was great resistance, picking up on evan's point, to herman cain. nobody was willing to say they saw him as president, but they find him interesting. before they vote for you, they have got to like you. he has a long way from making the sale. >> what did they say about barack obama? >> understand this about ohio -- no democrat other than john kennedy has been elected president out carrying ohio. -- without carrying ohio. barack obama carried ohio in 2008. they are disappointed in barack obama. the question that colby mentioned, how'd you feel about a fifth grade kid -- there was no

thank you. >> i'm evan smith, he's a professor of journalism at u.c. berkeley. i thinker and lecturer named by "time" as one of the most influential people in the word. a friend to healthy eating and sustainable diet. a foe to fast food and big beef. he's michael pol an. this is overheard. >> is this a vote you want back. >> because you are a judge doesn't mean you are free. >> when they take your name in vain just ... >> for the larger mission in your mind is not about whether the death penalty is safe but whether it is admitted is safe. >> michael pollan, welcome. >> thank you evan. >> so nice to have you here. >> good to be here. >> can we talk about food safety first? >> uh sure, we can start there. >> so we just had a food safety bill passed by congress, the most meaningful change in food safety legislation, as i understand it, since 1938? >> yeah, at least, yeah. >> and you were involved in this to some degree as an advocate? >> yeah i did get involved. um you know we have a tremendous food safety problem. we've had and we had a great illustration last sum

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my son evan was about love. he wrote this campaign speech, a class assignment, one of his last class assignments. and one of the things he said in the campaign speech is, i would tell those who bring harm to others, to go to church. >>> next on "lockup raw: killers among us" -- >> i think the greatest fear the public should have is some of us are going home. >> a freed convict commits murder on the outside, and then again back on the inside. >> i held him in a choke hold and my friend started hitting him, beating him up. it's surprg that most women aren't getting enough calcium. with over 25 flavors, yoplait original gives you 50% of the daily value of calcium in every cup. >>> we've heard the warnings from prison staff. >> they're going to come back to our communities. they're going to go back and live next to you or him or me. i want to make sure i've done everything i can so when he does live next to me, i can worry about asking him to turn his music down, maybe share a 40 with me, have a barbecue but not whe

evan, thank you.hink we agree, the president deserves credit for the facts on the ground, as the right likes to say, because on the ground, he looks pretty good. it's up in the air where the bs flies that he's having a problem with the republicans. >>> up next, televangelist, of all people, pat robertson, is sounding the alarm bells about the republican presidential field going too far right. catch the sideshow, coming up next. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. >>> back to "hardball." so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i get a snack now, pill now? skip the snack, pill later... late dinner, pill now? aghh i've got heartburn in my head. [ male announcer ] stop the madness of treating frequent heartburn. it's simple with prilosec otc. one pill a day. twenty-four hours. zero heartburn. no heartburn in the first place. great. >>> back to "hardball." now for the sideshow. first off, to the crazy

jason evans remains at valley medical center tonight. evans wrestled the officer's gun away during that scuffle this morning. after evans got away he pointed the gun at officers prompting them to open fire. they missed by the officer who lost his gun chased evans down with his patrol car, hitting him and ending the ordeal. >>> lehigh cement plant remains closed tonight. dozens of the employees gathered at cupertino hall to talk about what happened. it was their first meeting since wednesday's shooting that left three dead and six others wounded. officials tell us all 1350 employees are still -- 150 employees are being paid while the plant is closed. >>> one of the victim said he played dead and that's why he is alive today. he tells us more today. >> reporter: michael ambrosia tells us he's lucky even with a bullet wound in his right arm. a co-worker opened fire yelling want to "f" with me, and began shooting people. he could see the man's face as he fired. >> you could see the anger in his face. ambrosia says the shots were so rapid he

>> evan? >> he is not going to be president. he is it an appealing guy, but people are not going to vote him president. the only person who is going to beat romney is romney. >> didn't peter hart asked about herman cain as president? >> it is not a scientific sampling. the value is that you get people to express their feelings and how they talk about these things. there was great resistance, picking up on evan's point, on herman cain. nobody was willing to say they saw him as president yet. but they find him appealing an intriguing. but he has a long way from making the sale. >> what did they say about barack obama? >> understand this about ohio -- node democrat other than john kennedy has been elected president without carrying ohio. barack obama carried ohio in 2008. they are disappointed in barack obama. the question that colby mentioned, how you feel about the fifth great kid? class clown? star athlete? there was no particular perception of obama. some saw him as the smartest kid in the roo, a so wjla.com -- some saw him as

jason evans remains at valley medical center tonight. evans wrestled the officer's gus morning. after evans got away he pointed the gun at officers prompting them to open fire. they missed by the officer who lost his gun chased evans down with his patrol car, hitting him and ending the ordeal. >>> lehigh cement plant remains closed tonight. dozens of the employees gathered at cupertino hall to talk about what happened. it was their first meeting since wednesday's shooting that left three dead and six others wounded. officials tell us all 1350 employees are still -- 150 employees are being paid while the plant is closed. >>> one of the victim said he played dead and that's why he is alive today. he tells us more today. >> reporter: michael ambrosia tells us he's lucky even with a bullet wound in his right arm. a co-worker opened fire yelling want to "f" with me, and began shooting people. he could see the man's face as he fired. >> you could see the anger in his face. ambrosia says the shots were so rapid he doesn't know if he was shot with the rifle or the handgun. >> it was goi

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. ♪ >> reporter: 7-year-old evan's piano lessons widened his world narrowed by autism.ith limited communication and social skills he has a tendency to scream when stressed. his parents thought going to a broadway show like "the lion king" would be one more joy autism presented. >> he sleeps with simba. so he really likes it. >> reporter: this week, evan, his sister grace and their parents got the chance. >> what do you want to see? >> lion king. >> reporter: in a first of its kind broadway performance for families with autistic children. >> to have an autism friendly theater that's a safe place for a family to be with their child who has autism, nothing could be better. >> reporter: a toned down show for children often sensitive to loud noises and bright lights. 30 autism educators handed out relaxation routines, ear plugs and toys. the event put on by the theater development fund working to make theater accessible to all. >> one of the things that's important is that this be a real performance. this is not watered down. ♪ it's the circle of life >> reporter: lisa steve

. >> evan? >> barack obama won in 2008 by turnout, getting people to vote and exciting people. he is basically just plain old base politics. class warfare, the same old stuff. call republican socialist. why is that going to excite people to come out and vote? >> i think the titanic struge was the effort to be the unrdog and fighting for you, the fighting that helped him in the last election. it axle just handed mitt romney a metaphor. the ship is sinking. he went to the congressional black caucus and told them to stop crying, stop grumbling, stop complaining. it strikes me -- struck me that if you are doing that with your base you really are in trouble and you are scolding them rather than looking at yourself. >> foreign policy question. we learned another major terrorist, american-born anwar al-awlaki has been killed. osama bin laden and this gentleman. does it translate into political capital for the president? dam it translate into a good talking point. he can make the point he has made real progress against al- qaeda than did george bush. but in the context of talking about

evan suffered whiplash and a concussion., the buck was later spotted grazing as if nothing had happened. the good news for evan, "hey, could have been a rhino." the video was shot by a camera attached to his teammate's bike. >> how many times have you looked at the video? >> hundreds. i'm still trying to make sense of it myself. every time i look at it it's one big shock. >> reporter: maybe it's just payback. after all, we hit them all the time. just last year i hit a deer. and i had the deer hair stuck in my car's front grill to prove it. that was traumatic enough. but this colorado man was biking down a hill and hit a bear back in 2008. >> this gigantic bear head with huge teeth was surprised to see me and i was surprised to see him. i think it was almost like a cartoon. we both screamed. >> reporter: evan didn't have time to scream. he says his helmet, which was almost split apart by the impact, saved his life, and he expects the helmet maker to make a commercial. we can see it now. the first ad for a helmet proven to be

think of what you'll do until you're 80 or 90. >> linda evans you keep living that life.is called "recipes for life" and the excerpts are on our website. linda will be back later in the morning with kathie lee and hoda. for now, here's matt. >> all right ann, thank you very much. >>> an update on a remarkable young lady we dubbed the bionic bride. we first met alley smith babineau after a revolutionary device saved her heart months before her wedding. earlier this year she suffered a setback that left her fighting for her life all over again. ali smith first warmed other hearts sharing the story of hers. >> one thing that -- sorry -- he told me was even if i was on my death bed that he was still going to marry me. >> reporter: ali had cardio cardiomyopathy and without a heart transplant was not expected to survive. >> we expected her life expectancy was a year without more aggressive therapy and her chance of living one year was 50%. >> reporter: ali chose to have a radical surgery, a bionic heart powered by batteries. >> this is battery and controller of my heartmate two

i'm laura evans. >> and i'm brian bolter in the weather center downstairs with sue palka who has been tracking this dale and it's going into the evening as -- day and it's going into the evening as well. >> it's greatly diminished. we have a few flash flood warnings but no severe storm or tornado warnings and be that's

laura evans is back with your -- in virginia this weekend. laura evans is back with your fox 5 top five. >> no. 5, holding hands with your partner can reach do us stress. researchers asked two -- reduce stress. researchers asked two groups to speak about a stressful event. the blood pressure of those without holding their spouse's hand was more than twice the rate of the people who held hands. no. 4, a well-being index find for the first time in three years more americans are at a normal weight than overweight. it's not clear what caused the drop in obese americans. some suggest a tough economy. others cite increased public awareness. no. 3, another treatment option for enlarged prostate. eli lilly's cialis could be labeled as treatment for be static hyperplasia. cialis was originally approved for impotence in 2003. no. 2, a bag tax in montgomery county. january 1st all stores in the county will be required to charge five cents for every paper or plastic bag. one penny will go to littering or a pollution campaign. no. 1, virginia holding its

. >> emazingly, evan is 100% fine. not even a scratch, absolutely incredible. >>> nature video can sometimes be a little bit boring. sometimes it can be beautiful. sometimes it can captivate you. this is dead man's cove on north cornwall in england. the videographer noticed some cracks and things happening on the cliff. he started to notice some dust. starts to fall. watch closely. look at the mountain give way. >> look at the people who are walking up there, they're pretty close to where it started falling. >> there were a few people up on top. park service had closed the area off. they thought there might be some sort of collapse. but this happens frequently. but it's very unlikely to capture it on camera like they did here. >> i was going to say how are you just randomly standing there with your video while this mountain disintegrates in front of you? what are the chances of that? >> very slim. geologic experts say super-slim chance of catching it on camera. it's just erosion, the waves, the water, the ice kind of d

linda evans played his wife crystal. >> one of her many roles.being here with you two women. >> we love how you've kind of fell into your acting career. i love beginning stories. you just went -- tagged along with a friend for a commercial and, boom, you were the one selected. >> did that friendship survive? >> i actually said to him, please, i can't do this to my girlfriend. he said, i promise i'll give her a commercial if you do it. he did. he did. he gave me several more. he was wonderful. >> he knew what he was looking for and you were it. >> apparently. >> you were always sort of a reluctant movie star, television star, weren't you? i knew that from the very beginning. you knew this was ultimately not what was going to make you happy. >> no. i wanted a husband and children. i was so shy in junior high school i wouldn't give a book report. they were going to flunk me unless i took drama. if my dad had not passed away when i was 15 i would not have had the courage to do that commercial. we needed the money. i couldn't say no. it just started m

ravens wide out lee evans out for sunday's game with the jets.his second missed game with a bad anklesmith, tandon doss and laquan williams.anquan boldin the only vet..smith seems like the no brainer to step up... after sunday's game against the rams... where he went 152 yards, off 5 receptions and 3 touchdowns.but smith knows it's a new week. ravens injury report...so lee evans out.haruki nakamura shutdown for probably another month with a knee injury. receiver david reed out, cracked shoulder.rookie corner jimmy smith out of a boot, but still no action from his high ankle sprain.linebacker da-nell ellerbe doubtful with a thign injury.chris carr and ben grubbs questionable..jets center nick mangold also questionable.receiver logan payne out for new york. the match-up everyone's waiting for...jets head coach rex ryan verse his former team. ryan spent 10 years in baltimore as a d-line coach and then coordinator. coordinator.it's no secret rex ryan wanted the job in 2008. instead the ravens went with john harbaugh.a year later... ryan to the jets..there were some bitter feelings... but

. >> charles evans lost his bid for the presidency.rved as a secretary of state and the chief justice of the u.s. he is one of the 14 men featured in "the contenders." friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. for a preview, watch a number of videos about him and our special website -- at our special website. >> "washington journal" continues. host: thomas evans is president and ceo of bankrate. we're hearing that banks will make customers pay for the use of debit cards. guest: this was just legislated and requires limits on debit swipe fees that banks can charge a retail. it goes from 44 cents to 24 cents. so banks are losing that income. that is not an insignificant amount of money for those debit swipes. that is what is coming out of their bottom line. host: there is a report from times tim"the new york times." other banks are planning to do this too. guest: chase and wells fargo are testing a $3 fee. a number of banks are trying to get a competitive advantage. citibank said they will not be charged a monthly fee. banks are trying to make that u

up next, "captain america" star chris evans. stay with us. tavis: chris evans is a talented actor who menino from "captain america." you can see him in the new drama "puncture." >> my plan has approached every other law firm in texas and they all said no. he is broke. this is a major antitrust case. you know the money and muscle that goes into it. he does not have the money to sit across from the receptionist at some of these firms. my partner and i are the only ones who are willing to take this risk. we believe in this case. we believe in it. >> give me a chance. i will go back to houston and get myself clean up. tavis: you have a real character here, chris. how did you like it? >> it was great. it was a little intimidating, because it rests in dig it was a real character. his partner, his law firm partner wrote the script and gave us the script. everyone was so willing to share with us whatever they could. that is great, but it is nerve wracking. you have to approach it with a lot of respect. tavis: having done this for the first time, play

councilman evans says we have to reduce spending. >> moo's and clearly delineated the problem was the federal government. because we benefit substantially from federal spending and procurement, personnel, that we will be affected at the federal level. that is unknown at this stage. the second consideration is what is happening in europe. these two issues, the resolution ofof the sovereign crisis in europe and what is going to happen to the federal budget here what the so-called super committee will decide in terms of cuts will have a major impact on the district, maryland and virginia but there is very little the district can do about that. >> how do you prepare for that? >> we prepare for it. we have substantial rainy day funds. about $340 million. we also prepared contingency planning. at thehe same time, we keep checking the revenue. every quarter we have estimate we adjust our expenditures accocording the. my obligation is the mayor, the council, the taxpayers at large will not generate deficits. i can do 100 things right, but the day i go before the mayor and the council when i d

>> evan? >> he is not going to be president. he has an appealing, attractive guy, but people are not going to vote him president. romney is lucky to ve him out there because he is not really a threat. the only person who can beat romney at this sge is romney. >> didn't peter hart asked about herman cain as presisident? >> yes, acknowledgg that the focus is not a scientific sampling, the great value is that you get people to express their feelingsgs. ere was great resistance to -- picking on evan's. -- -- evan'soint --- to herman cain. but before they to vote for you, they have to like you. he haa long way f from making the e sale. >> whadid ththey say about barack obama? >> understand this about ohi -- no decrat other than that john kennedy has ever been elected president without carrying ohio barack obama carried ohio in 2008. they are disisappointed in barack obama, and that question that colby mentioned, how you feel out a fifth grade kid -- there was no particular perception of obama. some saw him as the smartestid in the ro

evan, sandy . . . evan .. what pushed you toward the explorer? it was less expensive. better technology inside. there was stuff that we have in our car that i didn't even know existed. how does your music gear fit in there? it fits perfectly. i mean, i got a keyboard, acoustic guitar, merchandise, cds to sell and it all just fits like a nice game of tetras. what would you say to a friend who's skeptical about buying a ford. do you want to borrow my keys. >> announcer: "nightline" continues from new york city with cynthia mcfadden. >> the news yesterday that ohio authorities shot and killed 49 rare animals including 18 bengal tigers released from a compound whose owner had been repeatedly cited for animal abuse, raises an urgent question. who exactly is allowed to keep these kinds of creatures and why? it turns out, a lot more people than you may think, and a lot more places, maybe even the house next door. tonight, brian ross investigates. >> reporter: the call to 911 came too late. >> we have a burmese python. chef got out of the cage last night and got into the baby'

thank you. >> i'm evan smith. she is the founder and ceo of teach for america, which for two decades has recruited the best and brightest college where they're needed most - in urban and rural public schools - for more urban and rrral public schools. her most recent book is "a chance to make history: what wwrks and what doesn't in providing an excellent education for all." she's wendy kopp. this is overheard. >> wendy kopp, welcome. >> thank you. >> very nice to meet you, finally. >> it's nice to be here. >> let me ask you a broad one first. okay? what's wrong with public education today? ú&'s pretty broad. i admit. >> well, you know, the, the most fundamental problem is that still in our country that aspires so admirably to be a place of equal opportunity, where kids are born determines their educational prospects. >> yeah. >> that was the reality 20 years ago. it's still the reality today. and, you know, we have 15 million kids in our country poverty line.elow the >> right. >> half of them won't graduate from hi

. >> evan, does it capture and death of muammar gaddafi bid to take up as an's policy? >> y -- vindicate the president's policy? >> yes. i was a doubter, but it worked. the country is not exactly stable, but it is free of could top the. >> charles? >> i give him credit for the success of stage one. the mistake the bush administration made was to declare "mission accomplished" when the dictator was toppled. we are good that. but it is only the first stage. the hard part is the substitution up the regime to follow. that is going to be where the real test is. whether it turns out well or badly, as we saw in afghanistan and iraq, is extremely hard to tell at that time in the region has just been toppled. . >> nina? >> i give the president a lot of credit. i, too, was something of a doubter. he stock by the policy went it was taking a lot of shots. charles is right, now we wait for chapter 2, where we have very little to do iwith of the riding. we can offer paper and pen, but chapter 2 is in large measure oughup to the libyans. because we don't have an enormous amount of con