--ced to her friend with this man here. -- who was the son of one of her old friends. returned to france in 1781 after nearly 30 years of living in america. madame welcomes him into the introduced him to members of her circle. [indiscernible] jefferson or franklin and later jefferson enjoyed similar celebrity. he helped shape their view of america as a wilderness utopia. louisps fascinated king the 16th who was an amateur cartographer. this is a more flattering picture of madame helvetius. niece of thehe great hostess. salons,who attended the was said to have proposed marriage twice. 'sgarding madame helvetius science alone, turgot seem to be --roduced a few months after commenced his medical studies from by the summer of that year, cabanese moved. , martin laroche, became the editor of the paper's 's husband.elvetius franklintroduced shortly aftercabe -- after cabenese settled in. you probably saw the series that was on public television a few years ago. it portray's the visit that abigail adams paid to madame helvetius's salon. i looked at that and i am fascinated an

i could talk to you all day. >>> hey, t my >> to all my fox and friends friends, merry christmas happyr force dad. >> kind hearts they have there. want to show you two more that made us laugh. beginning with the kid who really loves golf. >> what do you want santa to bring you? >> and golf ball and golf bag. >> my name is robert. i'm eight years old and i -- what i wish for christmas is to be on fox news and meet all the pretty ladies to work there. >> oh, thank you sir. >> stick around because there's still one more thing and that may be a clue. it's going to make christmas complete, a visit from santa claus. >> have yourself a merry little christmas. andy grammar is here next. is here next. ♪ happy golden days of yore ♪ from now on we all will be together. ♪ if the fates allow. ♪ is there such a thing as a sure thing in business? some say buy gold. others say buy soybeans. i say, buy comcast business internet. unlike internet providers that slow down when traffic picks up, you get speed you can rely on. it's a safe bet. like a gold-plated soybean. reliably fast internet starts at $69

every person he meets is not just a friend but a close friend. note, ralph is also known for his faithful love of his late wife, mary ellen. if you ever visit with ralph, he'll tell you she was the person who encouraged him to enter public service, and since then she was with him every step of the way. when ralph had his chairman portrait painted two years ago, he made sure mary ellen was part of that portrait. that love and commitment speaks so highly of ralph's character. ralph, as your colleague, i thank you for your service to your constituents, our great state of texas and our great nation. as your friend, i thank you for your sense of humor but more importantly i thank you for your loyal friendship. you know, d.c. won't be the same without you. god bless you. i salute you, ralph. mr. barton: thank you, congressman johnson. before i recognize congresswoman greaninger, i want to -- granger, i want to say most of ralph's washington, d.c., staff is watching this. janet, christopher, leslie, mitzy and ralph wanted me to thank y'all for your ervi

deutch: i thank my friend, -- my friend. madam speaker, i rise in opposition to the rule and underlying legislation. last night in the rules committee i offered an amendment to strike a measure from page 1,599 of this 1,603-page spending bill that would have this congress march hand in hand with the supreme court of citizens united and mccutcheon to allow america's wealthiest owners to give $5 million every election cycle to candidates, political parties, and their committees. we had no debate about this. the people's house didn't vote to undermine campaign finances. and that this 1,600-page bill already cuts pell grants and undermines wall street reform proves that wealthy donors throw enough sway in washington. a vote for this bill is a vote for the continued dismantlement of a broken campaign finance system, a vote to continue shutting out the voices of everyday americans in our political process. our constituents want us to fight money and politics, they do not want us tomorrow complicit in putting our democracy up for s

>> i certainly join my honorable friend.le might know that this is an annual week-long festival, championed by him, that showcases local manufacturing success stories. i remember that when i visited his constituency we watched a 3d bike being printed in metal. it was extremely impressive. we need to continue with the long-term plan, which is delivering a more balanced recovery, with manufacturing growing, as well as construction and services. our commitments to increasing the number of apprentices, to helping companies with research and development and to keeping tax rates low are all delivering a very strong manufacturing success rate for britain. >> dame tessa jowell. >> millions of people will work extra hours this christmas in difficult and often low-paid jobs so that they can send money to relatives living abroad. their remittances to sub-saharan africa alone account for more than donor aid. but their money transfers will be hit by fees and charges, often as high as 15%. five years ago, the g8 committed to reducing this

wanted to breach the friend zone. >> no guy would want to stay in the friend zone for 20 years that to go in the zone defense and intercept. >> i feel like after a while if you put a man in the friend zone after a while they will give up. >> that is righty don't want to be here. >> it is just too complicated. too much issues, too many questions. >> have you been friends a lot of times back when you are inning is will. >> no, because the whole time i was trying to get through to the romantic zone. >> if you are in the friend zone that long, you finally, leave the friend zone. >> it sound like it its is coming from a place. >> oh, yeah. we have all been there. >> did your wife have man friend, friends that are men. >> she had one, and at first he was a very, very suspicious. then i realized not only was he a great guy, i became great friends with him. now he is married with friend and it did work but just that one. >> is it just that he is married now. >> i believe so. >> yes. >> now it is safe. >> all right sues serio. you are our friend. >> i love everyone. not necessarily loving th

before that, dude, you've got friends. fot -- friends of tavis -- no. dude.ohnny mathis, eric bonet, gloria estefan, kenny g., bee bee winans, jonathan butler, fantasia, steifvie. you got friends, man. >> when you say it like that, how did that happen? who got all those people? >> you got friends. >> i credit a lot of there is rickey minor and john burke, executive producer of this album. >> number one, by the way. i just read that. >> yeah. number one -- >> again. >> that's always a nice thing. i think that having christmas -- christmas is an opportunity with holiday music, an opportunity for team express different as pecks of their artistry. take stevie wonder, for example. he sang the last two minutes of the last track, "all you need? love." beatles classic. i fell in love with it. i heard the arrangement that jonathan sang. he was supposed to use it for his album. he didn't. i heard it, fell in love with it. and i said, i wonder if that song has ever been used in the christmas context. and i don't think it has been. so imagine this c.d. as a recording of

we game friends. -- we became friends. he and julianne embraced jane and me and i got to know his son and great family but i didn't eelly get know him. i really got know him when i was u.s. trade representative and my job was to try to open up markets for u.s. agricultural products around the world, and that required looking at something called subsidies, agriculture subsidies. this is a dangerous area in terms of politics. and mike johanns was very well aware of this, having been at my side during of many of these negotiations. but my job was to come to the senate ag committee and talk about what we were up to and try to find out how much flexibility there was for us to get these market openings that were so important for our farmers and our ranchers but entailed considerable political risk. and i learned a new saxby chambliss there. that's when i saw perhaps that leadership that was talked about earlier. saxby was willing to be not just constructive but to take that risk and to be totally discrete and confidential in dea

ralph made friends like nobody else. he is my friend. think everybody in this house considers him a friend. he's a great american, a great texan and i'm going to miss him dearly. i yield back. mr. barton: i thank the gentleman. may i inquire how much time we have remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has eight minutes remaining. mr. barton: eight minutes. i want to yield myself se balance of the time. -- yield myself the balance of the time. we have had a number of congressmen come on the house floor and tell anecdotes about ralph and how funny he was and how smart he was and they're all, at least the ones about how smart he was, very true. we've heard the urban myth about waiting on bonnie and clyde which i do not believe is true. we've heard about ted williams and ralph and ted playing on the same baseball team in world war ii. that is true. we've heard about the offer to serve as fight promoter for cassius clay who later became muhammad ali, and that's true. a few more you may not know. he was good friends with the hunt br

friends take their seats. you look at this picture, it is versailles, you go to the top of the stairs and you can see it. it is as big as the wall. i have marked out -- and this is sitting up here out of reach. this is the man who was managing the finances. this is the mc of the program. here on the right are the notables. where the aristocrats sat. lafayette and laroche were sitting there, blocked by their portraits. you can see jefferson sitting in the audience up there. and then down here in the front, these were the commons. and including one of madame helvetius' part of her entourage. tracy, part of her entourage and dupont. and behind them is bowe who became the leader of the first national assembly a few months later. the refusal of the need to vote separately precipitated an immediate crisis. this crisis was resolved when they declared himself a national assembly. when members from the two orders joined them, france had a new government. the first business of the new government was to write and approve

the friend of mine was a great friend of mine. he founded kentucky fried chicken. >> massey. >> massey. he was unfortunately very sick. he had cancer. i went to him. i said, would you do me a favor? can i buy the beach? is on 22 acres, a massive beach. they sold the beach for $2.5 million. he said donald, you are a friend of mine. i will sell it to you. i paid $2 million for it. then i announced i'm going to build the ugliest building ever. i didn't want anybody to buy moralogo. i -- it was embarrassing. i put this thing it was almost a wall. i did it for a reason. then people, many, many people wanted to buy moralargo, but they wanted access to the beach. i said no, no, no. i got couple years later a call. they said we want to sell moralargo. snl d, what's your price they said $8 million. i didn't get along with them actually. she was the daughter of the who was married to the great e.f. huton. when she opposed my buying this, said a statement. margorie was a great woman. i said she was born with her mother's beauty but not her m

now back to "fox and friends christmas." >>> hey "fox and friends" it is great talking every monday morning christmas ♪ oh yeah ♪ baby it's christmas ♪ oh yeah ♪ it's santa's sleigh ♪ happy you're here ♪ because it's christmas ♪ baby it's christmas ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ in a cozy sweater ♪ singing songs by the fire ♪ hear them sleigh bells ringing ♪ ♪ and siping on apple cider ♪ presents under the tree ♪ stealing kisses from me ♪ because it's christmas ♪ baby it's christmas ♪ oh yeah ♪ it's pumpkin pie ♪ it's family and happy you're here ♪ ♪ kiss me under the misteltoe ♪ ♪ i'll be your angel in the snow ♪ ♪ kiss me under the misteltoe ♪ ♪ i will be your angel in the snow ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ baby it's christmas ♪ oh yeah ♪ it's pumpkin ♪ it's family and tinsel and happy you're here ♪ ♪ because it's christmas ♪ baby it's christmas ♪ baby it's christmas ♪ baby, baby it's christmas >> amazing. jesse james decker, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> you could wrote and produced that song. how does that feel to have it be number one on the charts? >> i have been doing since i was young s

we saw our enemies become our best friends. the world changed, and it changed quickly.illiam manchester and his writings about the war in the pacific. he said, "you know, i fought on okinawa, and i thought that the places we fought, the battles we fought, that schoolchildren would remember those rates -- dates and the names of those places we fought like we had remembered about world war i and the civil war and the spanish-american war." but he said, "the world so speeded up that nobody remembered. nobody remembered the names and the dates of our battles where we suffered and sacrificed. it was lost in the rush." i remember my dad and his brothers, my uncles, coming home and how they had basically lost four or five years of their life , and they were in such a hurry busy, to back, to get get jobs, to get an education. the g.i. bill sent them to college. i remember talking to my good , a student at texas tech. when the world war ii veterans arrived in a wave, he said, "they scared the crap out of us. they were in such a hurry. they had no time to waste. graves, in, made

>> my friend is absolutely right.s good that the hospital has been built, and roughly on time, but there is an issue with its operation. and the work we are doing with save the children, and we are working with them intensively to , ensure that it reaches its full capacity and full use. we are building other facilities across sierra leone, and, of course, immunity centers, as well because we need all those , facilities to bring ebola under control. >> pete wishart. >> prime minister, we are living in the early days of a ukip uk in which farage and company pull all the strings in this house. pandering to ukip has been a disaster for the prime minister and for the tory party, as even a cursory look at the opinion polls shows. is it not time to stand up to its pernicious agenda and take them on? my country might be dragged out of europe against its will because of this ukip-ification. how could that possibly be right? >> i can tell you there is something that they have in common. which is they seek to divide people. we s

as my honorable friend agree?he country often on the east coast of our country not the least were an enormous amount of investment is going into a book on that investment and i'm not sure what his view is. >> will the prime minister confirm that he ate and the chancellor deliver their plans is built extending back to the level delivered by the labour chancellor but only because he was bound by an election pledge to stick to my economic plan? which he had inherited from a -- government. >> my right honorable friend gives us an important historical perspective than he does come back to this point. the party opposite seems to be basing their entire policy on some throwaway mark on the bbc on a monday morning. the truth is what is being envisaged is getting public spending back to the level it was in 2002 when he was sitting in the treasury. so i'm afraid this whole idea like all of his economic policies have collapsed within five minutes. >> thank you very much mr. speaker. the most recent oecd report from the 163 on

ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. >>> hey, to all my fox & friends friends merry christmasnning with a kid who really loves golf. >> what do you want santa to bring you this year? >> dog clothes and dog watch and dog truck and dog balls and dog -- >> hello. my name is levi. i live in texas. what i wish is to meet all the pretty ladies who work there. >> thank you, sir. >> stick around. there's still one more thing and that may be a clue. it's going to make christmas complete. we have a visit from santa claus and that may look familiar. >> plus, have yourself a merry little christmas. andy grammar is here next. ♪ here we are happy golden days ♪ >>> to all the folks at fox & friends, including brian and to all of you who watch us, i want to wish all of you the merriest of christmases and the happiest of new years. >> keep your head up and fine by me sold almost 2 billion downloads. he taught himself how to write songs at a tender young age on his dad's guitar. joining us right now, singer, songwriter and friend of fox, andy grammer. ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪

, a lot of my friends are saying that paul is guilty.e." >> reporter: but, she said, she did not suspect her husband. >> i don't really believe that paul's trying to do anything. >> reporter: she described a loving partner who nursed her through her illness. >> i have to say that overall our relationship is wonderful. he's a wonderful man. i love him. >> reporter: and she seemed to mean it in that interview. but in another one, she said something entirely different. so different it makes you sit up a little straighter. >> if somebody were trying to do something to you, if they were trying to poison you, any idea who would try to do that? >> well, the only person i could think of that would have a motive to do it would be paul and the only motive i can think of is money. >> reporter: for investigator shull, this was a revelation. she says it's why she stuck with this case for so many years. >> it's very rare to find out motive in a homicide at all. and in this case i had a motive. >> handed to you by the victim. >> yes. when i listened to

welcome back to "fox & friends first". most flights getting back on schedule after a nightmare day for millions of doll lay travelers. just image this waiting in this security this is at chicago's midway airport. >> the federal aviation administration says is working on commercial use of drones. healthy unmanned aircraft are certified. 25 collisions with drone and passenger planes in the last few months. the remake of annie linked on-line weeks before it hits the theaters. ♪ >> annie is one of five sony movies being shared illegally after hackers targeted the sony studio. fill alice has to write love on her arms. there are reports sony says north korea could be behind this attack after retaliation for the up coming film "the interview." >> that movie is about journalists that are hired to sass nates kim jong-un. >> the mocking jay part 1 hauled in $82.6 million making it the third highest grossing film ever over the holidays. the penguins of madagascar rounding out the top three. >> i love the penguin. >> forget fighting l

liberty mutual insurance >>> hey, to all my fox & friends friends merry christmas, happy new year. for christmas is snow. lots and lots of snow. >> what i want for christmas is no snow. woo hoo! >> what i want for christmas is a rocking horse. >> how sweet is that? they just want a house for the family that lost a house. and the other kids just want their dad home from the air force. >> air force dad. kind hearts they have. want to show you two more that actually made us laugh beginning with a kid who really loves golf. >> what do you want santa to bring you this year? >> dog clothes and dog watch and dog truck and dog balls and dog -- >> hello. my name is levi. i live in texas. what i wish is to meet all the pretty ladies who work there. >> thank you, sir. >> stick around. there's still one more thing and that may be a clue. it's going to make christmas complete. we have a visit from santa claus and that may look familiar. >> plus, have yourself a merry little christmas. andy grammar is here next. ♪ here we are happy golden days ♪ hey what are you doing? i was thinking about takin

why would i marry a friend? >> i love it. she put him right into friend zone. she likes the guy and he has no chance. >> you have to marry someone you don't know. >> you have to marry somebody you don't know. >> i blame disney movies for that. >> she wants an arranged marriage. >> she'll explain why this will work. >> you can't just marry a cousin. you can't marry a friend. you have to marry someone we don't know then you get used to it. >> at least she knows you don't marry a cousin though. that's very important. >> why would i marry a friend? >> the jabber walks put their spin on a kanye west spin for a tune called "hanukkah light." white nights are not enough to get your feel of this one. ♪ ♪ saver there e dangerous. >> definitely don't do this at home. >> people find it hard to fit their workout into their lives. it gets ten times harder once you have kids. this guy in this video trending, he figured it out. little girl and boy come running in and make baby gym. >> i've done it, too. >> it's great when you get spun around like that. >> this jabber walk from

gained a he also friend, and that friend was the democrat he defeated. grandsonent' his eventually ended up joining tom's staff, which, obviously, is a great honor, but it is no picnic being on tom's staff. tom works his staff hard. it is difficult to even take a sick day over there. tom has always got the stethoscope nearby. if the doctor is in, so are you. teamthe people on tom's seem to love him. once a member of the family, always a member. it does not mean now that they love everything about him, like his handwriting. it is just what you would expect from a guy named dr. coburn. it is absolutely awful. a mix of chicken scratch, hieroglyphics, and from the extra credit section of an mcat. the mistake of letting him take a yellow highlighter back to oklahoma. weekend, the entire weekend, marking up a massive hill. there were hand written notes and questions in nearly every margin. it took literally days to decipher any of it like something out of a dan brown novel. needless to say, the office ban on yellow highlighter's was quickly implemented, so a l

i have a lot of friends. they buy a lot of apartments, this and that, and they have space in buildings i own. i don't really believe that. there is a theory that they are keeping the price low to destroy all these new people coming out -- who knows. i love low oil prices. a lot of people are saying that it is low because there is no demand. obviously russia is getting killed right now. so many things going on. they are so strongly based with oil. the unemployment rate is not 5.8 or 5.3, the real rate is probably 20%. because people stopped looking for jobs. and they consider them employed. you stop looking for a job. there are so many people up there that gave up looking for jobs or they are part time or they are something else. the fact is, i think your economy is obviously not doing so well. now, the stock market is the one ray of hope. so i've never been a stock market person. but about three years ago, 2 1/2 years ago, i bought a tremendous amount of stock. first time ever. i never believed in letting oth

now that group of friends that you saw just now, as many friends do as they go through college, they stopped being friends and stopped hanging out but that happened long before the rolling stone article was published. >> and do you have any idea where jackie is and how she's been reacting to all of this publicity. obviously the rolling stone article is one thing but all of this that came after is not what she expected. >> reporter: she is seemingly in hiding. she hasn't given any public statements or talked public at all but she has talked to some friends and we talked to them and one of them told us she is overwhelming and she did not see this coming, the fallout of this article. and another person she talked to is ryan, who described being her friend that night and hearing what she had to say. he talked to her but she just apologized for the way he was portrayed in rolling stone. >> sara, thank you. >>> and joining me dr. drew pinski, host of dr. drew on call. so based on the new reporting, her friends say jackie may have made up the person who took her on a day and she could have

. >> i agree wholeheartedly with my honorable friend. the northern powerhouse region represents an exciting vision for economic and civic renewal in north of england and i think it poses huge opportunities and potential for north wales also. >> number 11. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i discussed the provision with universal credit with the minister of reform. the -- [inaudible] a meeting is scheduled with the commissioner to discuss language provisions for the life of service. >> i recently met the team delivering this service and doing a good job under the circumstances but they told me the welsh language vote will be available until after the english-language version is available. can he explain why and when this will happen? >> as my right honorable friend the secretary of state of wilson to last week this issue was discussed at the job center itself and embrace it with the minister. we are meeting with the welsh language pressure to ensure we develop a service that is appropriate, and grow to the growth of universal credit across the w

honorable friend is absolutely right. i know about the importance of the improvements that he talks about. the fact is, all of these things , whether it is improving our network, investing in nhs, building new railway stations, these things can only be done if you have a successful and growing economy and a long-term economic plan and a demonstration that you have got the public finances under control. with this chancellor and this government, we have all of those things in place. that is why we have been able to talk about improving our nhs, invest on infrastructure, building the defenses that this country needs, and putting in place all of the infrastructure, whether it is ports, airports, energy, modern economy needs in order to deliver the prosperity and security that the british people deserve. >> in the past four years, over 5 billion pounds was spent by the nhs on agency staff. around 20% of that would have gone into the pockets of the agency and not into the pockets of nhs staff. how many full-time nurses are paid

way see somebody i knew, a friend? and bob said, well, i don't really know who your friends are. this was new in our relationship. and i said, well, you know, maybe there's some mitigating circumstances, like he's an idealist who just happened to commit violence to get to the capitalist hegemony. [laughter] and then bob said, well, and i said there's nobody who can say what to do. i know you would have what's right. and he said, nobody but you. [laughter] i really was coming right off of the antiwar movement, and i thought cooking was very bourgeois. offered to cook an egg. he knew i couldn't cook an egg, so he said i will pick up a bagel. and then i said, i'll make some hash browns, and he laughed -- hash brownies. and i just happened to have left over from a draft dodger boyfriend a little jar full of green stuff, and he had never asked what it was but i don't know whether he thought it was dried rosemary, but i thought at that point, i better throw that out, because i didn't use it. he didn't use it, and it wasn't a good thing to have any district attorneys house. [laughter] >

one of his friends, close friends, william james, was the philosophy of pragmatism. think this admiration of abbot, the professionalism of abbot, the courage, the devotion to duty and to honor;xis real e replaced the idea of emotion to a cause. i don't see it at all as being inconsistent with what professor white described, either. >> i think we're talking about two related by different things. i entirely agree that the cult of jobbism is a translation of the ethos of soldier. i think that holmes gets it from that. he feels that he's trying to do his job the best way that he could in the same manner that abbot was trying to do his job the best way he could. but pragmatism, first, they'd have to get over to a letter that james published a book on rag matism. william james and holmes had been close in the 1860s. these are the days in which they were both participants in the metaphysical club. james went abroad to study medicine and came back and, in fact x he and holmes organized the club. and they have a lot of correspondence about philosophy. holmes is very intereste

it didn't cross my mind it could be one of my friends. he was coming 85 miles per hour and hit a person standing. evandro survives the impact of the collision but now he's freefalling, disoriented and in tremendous pain. >> i couldn't breathe. i'm trying to figure out what happened. i'm trying to concentrate and, oh, my god, what am i going to do? what is this? is my parachute okay? the pain in my back was enormous. my brain was just like racing. i was trying hard to be stable so i could open the parachute. >> knowing how much it will hurt when his body jerks to an instant slow down, evandro is afraid to pull the rip cord, but, of course, he knows he has to. when he does, he's in more pain than ever, but he's also flooded with a sense of relief. >> you know, i looked up and i saw the canopy's fully inflated. it's good, i have control of things. when i calm myself down, i started feeling everything that i didn't feel to that point because of the adrenaline. i almost passed out. but i didn't want to. there are trees in there. i can't land o

, the money you made from friends, the notoriety you have from friends. you don't have to be doing this. i suspect it's about the work, you want to express your gift. how blessed do you feel to be having another shot at this on a major platform? >> i feel so blessed that i get nervous. >> yeah. wow. >> that there's going to be some balancing force in the other direction. >> seriously? >> yeah. you mentioned friends. who can't not. friends is the reason that i don't have to worry about the mortgage or anything like that. i don't have to work unless i really want to unless it's close to home. i am raising a son as a teenager now and for us i want to be there. so definitely blessed and lucky that i can do things that will -- that better be worth it to do if i'm going to take time away from any of them. any of them, my family, you know? >> yeah. how -- how does that economic freedom -- we talked about artistic freedom. how does that freedom affect your choices? >> oh, hugely. >> yeah. >> because we could do something like web therapy, you know? >> you're like

i mean that in all sincerity, my friend. let me start, first, with our friends, my chairman and my ranking member who i am proud of because i think when they took their respective positions, they walked into an appropriations process that had been broken for years before they arrived. you know, when something breaks down, usually can't wave a wand and fix it all at once. you do it step by step. i thought i made a big step last year in getting omnibus after the shutdown and the murray amendment. i thought you made more steps this year as we moved bills across the floor, some garnering large bipartisan majorities, but a normal process. i know that both of you you would liked to continue that process. to my friends on the other side, though, it is very difficult to run a normal appropriations process on one side of congress when the other side refuses to do it. it just is. at some point, your own members begin to say, why are we voting on the bills, they are not passing them. your own leadership says why are we wasting floor ti

give a hug to your friend who made you cry. tell a friend and we miss him in the marches.hilda that we are still work in statehood. say hello to many others. tell your friend and we miss her so much. we all right behind them. it is not over. tell them parasites shooting us, choking us to death. tell them we have a brother in the white house, but they call him names. tell them we have a standup attorney general. tell them we have made progress, but is getting me down here. tell them the jails overcrowded. the resurrection trayvon martin, michael brown, eric garner __ tell them we're not giving up. tell them we are fighting back. tell them bank to rally the people, not people running the banks. but tell them there's a new generation. people are fighting back. tell them there a are young rappers, young preachers. people holding up a hand saying, don't shoot. justice now. by the way, tell them we celebrate mrs. parks birthday this week. say hello to mandela who just got to heaven this year. you fed the most, serve the most, they will see your crwon. tell them christopher has a

one of his friends, close friends during much of his life was william james. the architect of the philosophy of pragmatism. and i think this admiration of abbott, the professionalism of abbott, the courage, the devotion to duty and to honor really replaced the idea of devotion to a cause. because of holmes' civil war experience. and that, i think, evolves into what i called pragmatism, but i don't see it as all being inconsistent with what professor white described either. >> i think we're talking about two related but different things. i entirely agree that the cult of jobbism is a translation of the ethos of sole dediering. i think holmes gets it from that. he doesn't explicitly acknowledgele connection, but he feels as if that's what he's -- he's trying to do his job the best way he could in the same manner abbott was trying do his job the best way he could. and i think first they'd have to get over a letter that holmes wrote to william james when james published a book on pragmatism. william james and holmes had been close in the 1860s. and these are the d

>> my honorable friend is absolutely right. know what a problem that road can be. infrastructure investment does unlock growth. that is why, on monday, we announced the biggest roads program in a generation, including £2.3 billion for major roads in yorkshire and the northeast. i am very happy to arrange a meeting between him and the secretary of state for transport to discuss the matter. >> does the prime minister intend to devolve corporation tax to northern ireland and scotland in tandem, or, in contrast with the vow, has he decided to veto the devolution of corporation tax to scotland entirely? >> we are implementing the smith commission. that is what we believe should be implemented. the chancellor will set out our position in a moment or two. let us be absolutely clear about the big differences between northern ireland and scotland: northern ireland has a land border with the republic and had all the difficulties and troubles. and him shaking his head in that way, he shows how little the scottish nationalists care about t

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malcolm and martin were not friends. their wives were not friends. they became friends later. i went to every march. montgomery selma, and john lewis was beaten and selma because they wanted to march early. we were going to march later. so they come to dr. king's church to get approval. they could not get him out of the poll pits. for my husband to give approval. they went on and marched anyway. they did not get permission. and they beat him, unmerciful. but that did not top -- that did not stop the selma to montgomery march will stop people were killed people bled and suffered and died. they called our house for five years night and day. they paid a woman to call and cuss and read me all day. he cussed and threatened to kill us until 7:00 in the morning. we did not know when they were going to act on their threats until finally they did it and they bombed the house. january 10, the wind was gushing in. a piece of plaster falls in my bedroom. the chimney fell just outside. what does that tell you? my baby didn't even wake up. there is a god. who rules. not a piece of anything

"fox & friends" starts right now. >> merry christmas and happy new year from "fox & friends." this is judge napolitano. ♪ >> hey everybody and good morning. that entire album is great, that mariah carey christmas album. >> i never heard the whole album. >> add it to your ipod play list. merry christmas everybody. thanks for joining us on the curvy couch. >> merry christmas to all the people watching this morning. >> kids are ripping opening their presents now. the kids are seeing what santa claus brought. we want to see your pictures this morning. let us know what christmas is looking like at your house right now. >> with the matching pajamas, and the bed head. you know who is stopping by today after they had a busy night? >> really? santa? >> santa claus. he's in our green room right now. >> merry christmas. >> good morning. merry christmas to you. are you sleepy after your big night? >> no. i'm still awake right now. i'm so excited from last evening but i will be taking a break in a little bit. >> santa claus, keep that energy level up because we want you in here talking to

, sonny. >> she was my best friend.e really knew each other's lives inside out. one day she was diagnosed with cancer. i didn't see her get better, and that really impacted me. it's like just being told you have cancer is a death sentence. so i went on the internet and i started researching her type of cancer. and once you start looking on the internet, it's a mine field. so i started to become really, really paranoid. >> did you start to believe that you could get it? >> yes. >> she was so vibrant and strong. so i felt immediately, wow, if she can get it, so can i. >> tell me about april 26, 2002. >> i felt a lump right here on the left-hand side at the base of my neck, just where it meets my collar bone. and when i first went to the doctor, the doctor says it is a swollen lymph gland. she said maybe you're fighting off an infection so she put me on antibiotics. so she put me on antibiotics. let's see if it clears up in a week. when it didn't clear up in a week, she sent me to another doctor. a specialist for a biopsy.

they hear, lego friends? >> daughter wants lego friends. okay. >> we got three. >> oh, my gosh. >> so fun to do. >> talk answer the son, he's 5 and wants stuff that's just -- you know, not going to happen. this. >> oh, my god. yeah! >> oh -- christmas scooter. a razor. razrs. >> i'm not getting a ticket. right? >> i can give you one, if you'd like. >> no! >> this is so awesome. >> presents, gift cards and stuff like that, also bigger presents as well. >> oh, my gosh. you're kidding me? >> a tv? >> holy moly. >> oh, i want to hull yoto hug . so great. >> sweet one, people having a bad day, couldn't get a gift for their kids. >> something your little boy might like? >> just turned my bad day into a good one. >> what? >> yeah. >> are you joking? >> really long traffic stop, to give people time to find the items and wrap them and bring them out to the cop? >> aren't you glad in you're one of these people, you weren't belligerentry the officer, like, come on. if you're going to give me a ticket, give me a ticket already. then all of a sudden --

your first time hosting "fox & friends"?imagine getting a chance to go all the way to hawaii for christmas or spend it here with you, peter. they threw in anna as well. >> i think the people are so excited to see you here. >> i'm excited to be here: >> mornings are better with friends. >> i'm excited to see the decorations. i love looking at that. >> absolutely. we begin with the latest on former president george h.w. bush. while you were sleeping he was rushed to a hospital in houston. >> peter doocy is live in washington with the breaking details. >> good morning. the 41st president's condition was bad enough last night that an ambulance had to be called. most of the details about this health scare are still unknown. but the 41st president's office sends this along -- quote -- "president bush was taken by ambulance to the houston methodist hospital as a precaution after experiencing a shortness of breath earlier this evening." the former president, age 90, will be held for observation, again, as a precaution. word about th

one of his friends, close friends during much of his life was william james. the architect of the philosophy of pragmatism. and i think this admiration of abbott, the professionalism of abbott, the courage, the devotion to duty and to honor really replaced the idea of devotion to a cause. because of holmes' civil war experience. and that, i think, evolves into what i called pragmatism, but i don't see it as all being inconsistent with what professor white described either. >> i think we're talking about two related but different things. i entirely agree that the cult of jobbism is a translation of the ethos of sole dediering. i think holmes gets it from that. he doesn't explicitly acknowledgele connection, but he feels as if that's what he's -- he's trying to do his job the best way he could in the same manner abbott was trying do his job the best way he could. and i think first they'd have to get over a letter that holmes wrote to william james when james published a book on pragmatism. william james and holmes had been close in the 1860s. and these are the d

her friends say nina was out going, the kind of friend you would want to have.er close friend francesca told the crowd how much she'll miss nina and told "eyewitness news" that talking about nina will help all of her friends heal. >> we're all here for each other and we're just going to stay strong. >> reporter: stone's motive still not clear. but court records show he and his ex-wife had in a custody battle. police found his body in a wooded area not even a mile from his pennsburg home last tuesday. >> anthony before he ever knew it was becoming a big brother i never had. >> reporter: monday night the focus wasn't on stone. but on the six who died and anthony flick as he continues to fight for his life. >> one of the stronger kids i know and i, you know, i -- i can't even begin to imagine, you know, what it must be like but i know he's strong and i know he'll pull through this. >> reporter: friends and family set up a gofundme page to help cover his medical costs in the hospital also to help him with clothing and shelter when he leaves the hospital. $50,000 so

her friends say nina was outgoing, the kind of friend you would want to have.er close friend, francesca told the crowd how much she'll miss nina and told "eyewitness news" that talking about nina will help all of her friends heal. >> we're all here for each other and that -- we're just going to stay strong. >> reporter: stone's motive still not clear but court records show he and his ex-wife were in a custody battle much police found his body in a wooded area not even a mile from his pennsburg home last tuesday. >> anthony before he ever nye it was becoming the big brother i never had. >> reporter: on monday night the focus was on the six who died and for anthony flick. >> he's one of the strongest kids i know. i can't even begin to imagine what it must be like but i know he's strong and i know he's going to pull through this. >> reporter: friends and family set up a go fund me page to help with medical costs and also to help anthony when he leaves the hospital. the goal about $50,000. so far just over $25,000. reporting from souderton, david spunt, "eyewitness

friends. you can see he's so kind hearted. we get to recognize a lot of people here at this board and folks that have done so much but i think it's also important to remember the every day heros who are standing up to issues and problems that we have here in our society. sfpd is still looking for the man he escaped in a silver sedan. 5754444 anonymous tip line most importantly i you i wanted to recognize ben a resident of our city for his bravery and also his simple act of humanity so thank you so much for being here today and i want to invite you up to say a few words. >> [applause]. >> well, thank you for having me. thank you for those kind words. it was very sweet. i guess you said quite a lot about the story and a few things i just wanted to thank first and foremost the two men who came to my aid that night and so helpless ly stopped and found towels from the backs of their cars and put them on my neck and my back and could have quite possibly saved my life and to my friends here today who