all white men are equal to all white people in britain, so it is as harry johnson said, those claiming a natural right to all men everywhere would be british. which would make a fine argument in a gilbert and sullivan opera, but would not make sense of what lincoln was saying. lincoln said, let's read it douglas' way. all white people here are equal to all white people in britain, the french, germans and catholics who came later, they are all going to go with douglas' inferior races. what abraham lincoln is doing consistently in his argument is trying to -- in his rhetorical strategy -- is to try to draws back to the original image he keeps pointing out. the argument is whether those rights in the declaration, are they natural? are they grounded in something enduring in nature that will separate human beings from animals, and whether we expect to see the same rights held in every other place where nature remains the same. africa,it is asia whether it is run for human beings to rule black people as human people rule dogs and in the fourth century, is it the same? that is the argument at

double a tournament is coming to milwaukee.find out which games will be hosted at the b-mo harris bradley center. johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. narrator: if he loses, senator johnson has th ten-million-dollar corporate payout he gave himself. or johnson stays in washington, fighting against any federal minimum wage and for tax loopholes that benefit millionaires -- ke hliself. rigging the systat our e. to fig for us: russ feingold he listens and he's on our side. ss: m russ feingold and i approve this message ing happenw-- and later --a 108 year curse, broken. big moments from a big moments from a hior game 7 are reacting this morning. and shedding the extra poundsri health exrts say is a quick fix to burning more fat this holiday season. welcome to live at daybreak. it's m nce vitrano.d - i'm susan kim.we want to start with a eck of your weather and trfic together with storm team 4 meteorologist briagotter. yesterdawas cloudy a damp with showers utthrothe day, and highs in the mid upper 50s. most of us got

mark: lyndon johnson and harry reid, two guys who got much wealthier in public office.verybody does this. what's the big deal? john: both of those analogies are variously true. but none of them were multibillionaire occupants of the oval office who then used the presidency in a blatant way to profiteer. mark: i'm worried about this. john: you seem concerned. transition process went through another weekend. job seekers, including mitt others james mattis, and were greeted at the front door by trump, himself, who also made sure to toss a wave to the shivering, cold press corps. there were a few statements by some of the comers and goers, but the body language alone was riveting, if only lasting for a few seconds. like here. today, back at trump tower, there were cameos from the former texas governor rick perry. the former massachusetts senator scott brown. the current governor of oklahoma. and yet, still no new announcements or appointments since last week. john, what do you think is holding up the initial release of white smoke from the chimney atop trump tower? john: i'

there's are mostly machine politician people part of the old hack harry reid machine which i think nevada is going ((sharie johnson)) >> giuliani says trump will fight for a stronger military to have peace through strength. and told the crowd that clinton can't be trusted to nominate a supreme court justice. it seems every vote will count...with both campaigns hitting hard with grassroots efforts to get out the vote. ((sharie johnson)) >>> and we're your local election headquarters keeping you updated on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((sharie johnson)) your ancestral roots? several genealogy tests claim they can map your family tree, so can they unlock the secrets to your past? 8 on your side's michelle mortensen puts the dna test... to the test./// "you're watching the valley's news leader...with sharie johnson, katie boer & jon tritsch. the desert is where bad guys go when they want to make evidence disappear. but hiding the evidence won't help danny tarkanian. out on for years... ...or all those fake charities he helped set up... ...or the scams against seniors he formed... or the $17 million judg

and featured the voice of dwayne "the rock" johnson" the rest of the box office fell flat over the holiday weekend, except for the "harry potter" spinoff, second weekend. it looks like a former member of the "brat pack"... could be heading behind bars. "anthony michael hall" faces up to seven years in prison... after getting in a fight with a neighbor. it happened two months ago outside hall's condo in playa del rey, california. surviellance video shows "the breakfast club" star ?shoving the other man to the ground. the neighbor allegedly broke his wrist and hurt his back. and the l-a county d-a just charged hall with felony battery with serious bodily harm. and finally, we go all the way to ?russia... for one heartwarming story. it's about family, and their adorable new pet. of course it's not a dog or a cat... that would be too ?boring. lets just say they should have named it "bambie." yup... they got a pet deer! but they didn't find this young deer at a pet store. they saved it from the forest near their home. the deer was injured and dehydrated, near the ural mountains. so they took months. the deer is now four mont

harris lake park in the 8 man title game. other football news.. according to jeff johnson of the gazette. linn mar head football coach bob forsyth is stepping down after 9 seasons and a 50-37 record. class 1a took center stage tonight at the state volleyball tournament. josh has semi-final highlights. first up in class 1a, springville going up springville grabs the early lead. riley menster with the ace to give the orioles a 17-12 lead. it tightened up at the end, but no panic by springville as setter madi wagaman catches the defense off guard. orioles take set 1, 25-23. but hudson comes right back in the 2nd set as annie klenk smashes the return. pirates even up the match 1-1 with the 25-19 win. pretty close in the third set, but the orioles had no answer for kiley deberg. the future fighting illini 25-23. fourth set, springville trying to rally back. menster floats one into the corner. springville down 18-16. but deberg takes over for hudson scoring three of the final four points. she had 34 kills as hudson wins 3-1 to go to the championship. the pirates will face the winner of this mat

harry truman. how many presidents did the army produce after 1945? >> johnson, i will say...? >> one. you correct? >> johnson. >> it is not? >> eisenhower. >> what a dummy! >> two, are you ready pore this? who was the last for the have facial hair? >> roosevelt. >> no. >> last president? not teddy roosevelt. >> taft. >> it was william howard taft. >> but we have a little bit of time, last word, michael? >> the house of representatives is going to be --. [ inaudible ] >> they have done a good job of tying trump and the house of representatives together. >> you say there is a chance for the democrats to take it. >> no i am not say that but to make ryan utterly miserable. >> i cannot believe he is still going to be speaker. no matter who wins. >> i would be quitting. >> why? >> through is no one else. my prediction is taft was the last president with facial hair but he will not be the last. >> your friends in brooklyn... >> isn't it november? the next break? so everyone growses a beards. >> can you grow a beard? >> i can but i look like a dirt back. >> i cannot. you never knew that. >> t

harry reid thinks it comes down to the hatch act. should libertarians follow gary johnson to the polls or pull the lever for donald trump. grab a map. it gets spooky. this one hell of an october surprise. the internal conflict within the justice department boiled over when james comey notified congress they were moving forward into their investigation of hillary clinton. attorney general lynch obviously shielded hillary clinton from indictment and somehow kept her informed of the departments unlikelihood to press forward which allowed hillary to brazenly express her innocence. hillary's hubris wasn't as overt when she held a news conference friday. >> we heard these rumors. we don't know what to believe. i'm sure there will be even more rumors. that's why it is incumbent pointed f.b.i. to tell was they are talking about. because your guess as good as mine. >> my guess is loretta lynch is dealing with an f.b.i. director who has gone rogue. in the clinton foundation they were not authorized to actively pursue. they were shut down by andrew mccabe whose wife was given $500,00

harris: yeah. i wanted to push in on that too. she's been working as of late with kevin johnsons now the mayor of sacramento, and they've been talking about how charter schools are -- >> they're married, all by the . harris: oh, are they? genius me. they've been talking about how important those schools are, and i'm fascinated by this puck as well. sandra: going back to nikki haley, she's an interesting one because in the primary season she supported two of his gop rivals before coming around to donald trump. but listen, donald trump going back to his business background and business expertise, i mean, in business you merge with rivals, you have ceo withs jump ship to work for rivals. i mean, this is the way it works. you pick the best people for the job. donald trump could actually come out looking very, very good reaching out to people who didn't always support him. iowans ames i'm the first person to say this surprises me. meghan: him reaching out and trying to give olive branches to people who criticized him. i don't know him, i've been told he holds grudges. i think omarosa

harry reid thinks it comes down to the hatch act. should libertarians follow gary johnsonthe polls or pull the lever for donald trump. grab a map. it gets spooky. this one hell of an october surprise. the internal conflict within the

harris lake park in the 8 man title game. other football news.. according to jeff johnson of the gazette. linn mar head football coach bob forsyth is stepping down after 9 seasons and a 50-37 record. class 1a took center stage semi-final highlights. first up in class 1a, springville going up against hudson. first set, springville grabs the early lead. riley menster with the ace to give the orioles a 17-12 lead. it tightened up at the end, but no panic by springville as setter madi wagaman catches the defense off guard. orioles take set 1, 25-23. but hudson comes right back in the 2nd set as annie klenk smashes the return. pirates even up the match 1-1 with the 25-19 win. pretty cl answer for kiley deberg. the future fighting illini smashes a kill into the corner. hudson wins set 3, 25-23. fourth set, springville trying to rally back. menster floats one into the corner. springville down 18-16. but deberg takes over for hudson scoring three of the final four points. she had 34 kills as hudson wins 3-1 to go to the championship. the pirates will face the winner of this match, janesville vers

quick hits, the harry potter swin off "fantastic beasts and where to find them" conjured up a $75 million in the box office, knocking out "dr. strange" from the top spot. >>> jimmy johnson through three and four. there's another seven-time nascar sprint cup championship. >> such great news. he is celebrating lucky number seven. tying nascar legends richard petty and dale earnhardt for the most of all time. >> no easy task there. >>> later on "today" could the volume in movie theaters be damaging your hearing? >>> the good, the bad for travellers this week. we'll start with the good. it is monday afterall. you could use all the you can have. they were paying less than they were for gas. that's good news for the motorists traveling this weekend. >>> chicago o'hare is where we find jay gray. good morning to you. what do we know about the strike that might have lasting impacts all week long? >> reporter: yeah. good to talk to you. going to go on. it's baggage handlers, janitors, wheelchair assistants. they're looking for a $15 an hour wage and union rights. they're going to announce their decision a little bit later in the morning. it's not going to slow down travellers. th

harris bradley center. golden eagles off to a quick start in this one, tracy carter drills the triple from downtown that puts the golden eagles up 17 to 2.later on "ja-jaun" johnson takesthis one into the paint, for the duece golden eagels running awayin this game up 29 to 8.more golden eagles they goinside to sam hauser who slams it home. marquette up 53 to 19 atthe br the run..they kick it to marcus howard who knocks down the triple...from the cornerhe had "4" of them today..marquette wins big.106 to 53 and the bucks are in action tonight hosting the kingsat and the bucks are in action tonight hosting the kingsat the bradley center. calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an offshore tax shelter for himself. ron johnson's just not for us. senate majority pac is responsible darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in pla

harris is helping out fellow democrats that she campaigned for democratic congressman in elk grove this afternoon. barrett is in a tight race the seventh congressional district against sacramento scott johnson was a republican. >> i'm here for him. >> he is the front runner who is unquestionably a democrats, unquestionably in good standing with the party base and she is out there giving him some backing.>> harris has the endorsement of the democratic party and sanchez is a democrat but has been trying to sway republicans to support her for the most recent poll shows harris with a commanding 20 point lead. 47% of likely voters are for harris to 27% percent just never 26% are undecided. >>> to information and a small plane crash in corporate federal best hitter say two people were killed in the accident. not one as previously thought. the crash of the beechcraft bonanza happened nine days ago. authorities say the plane had just taken off from buchanan field and conquered when it turned to left and started a steep descent extra power lines before hitting the ground. the ntsb says the pilot and a flight instructor were both killed. >>> caltrans crews finished the removal of support trusses on t

johnson works for wall street, not us. senate majority pac is responsible >>> this morning on "today's take" harry connick jr. is co-hosting and your roundup of the hottest movie, tv and books for thanksgiving weekend. >>> plus helpful hac your meal time quick, simple and delicious. all that and more, coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on this wednesday morning, the 2nd day of november. can you believe it? 2016. we are in november, guys. i'm tamron along with dylan and our very special guest co-host

johnson is at the breaking news desk. stephanie when was this arrest ? made?jenee-- first degree murder charges came down against 41-year old kamel harris two hours ago. he's responsible for the death of 2 year old kyrian knox-- two years ago. his 2 year olds remainwe lagoon last year and since then - police have been looking for the person responsible for his death. authorites say evidence was found in his harris's car--where he claimed the boy was never in.according to authorities harris had been watching 2 year old kyrian in september 2015, after his mother moved from rockford to iowa to start a job. that's when police say he killed the boy because he was cried from a milk allergy. cooperated with authorities and have requested a lawyer. a viral video of a woman berating police officers at a corridor coffee shop has inspired a lot of reactions. cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga explains how community members are thanking cedar rapids officers. officers. on november 6th the owners of brewhemia were having trouble with a customer. customer. wouldn't leave so after a lot of conversation and her getting more and more irate we ended up calling the police

hits the harry potter spinoff "fantastic beasts and where to find them" conjured up $75 million at the box office in its opening weekend knocking out "dr. strange" for the top five. >> jimmie johnsonee and four, there's another seven-time champ. jimmie johnson wins his seventh nascar sprint cup championship. >> he is celebrating lucky number seven, tying nascar legends richard petty and dale earnhardt for most sprint cup championships of all time. >>> could the shol lum in movie theaters be damaging your hearing? jeff rossen will investigate that on rossen's report. >>> the good and bad for travelers this week. we will start with the good. you can use all the good you can have. drivers are paying 6 cents less for a gallon of regular gasoline than two weeks ago. that's great news for the almost 49 million motorists driving this thanksgiving. >>> a possible strike could snarl air travel at chicago's o'hare. that's where we found nbc's jay gray. jay, good morning to you. what do we know about this strike that might have lasting impacts all week long? >> reporter: yeah, good to talk to you. the strike will be announced a bit later this morning. we're anxious to hear what's going to go

johnson co-stars in the animated disney film "moana," which hits theaters next week. premiering this week is "fantastic beast and where to find them" starring eddie redmayne. in the "harry potter" prequel, redmayne plays an eccentric oddball wizard and author of the book on magical animals that's harry and his classmates. sot- eddie redmayne, actor: "what i love about this film is it's got all the familiarity of that world, but it's something very different. so, i don't know about taking the baton but i'm enjoying being here." harry potter author jk rowling wrote the screenplay for the movie, set in 1920's manhattan. re-runs of "the cosby show" were pulled from tv in the wake of sexual assault against its star. but in a social media post, bounce tv announced that the 80's sitcom will be back on the air in december. atlanta-based bounce says it takes the allegations against cosby "seriously," but they believe viewers "see a distinction between bill cosby, the man, and the iconic tv character cliff huxtable." and that's what's happening in hollywood. i'm jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles. you're likely familiar with the "ocean's" movie series, featuring actors like d

. >> and harry harrison explains when she asked the shipper for a refund she says all she got were excuses. >> knitting is a big part of betty johnson'sught this knitting machine 20 years ago out of necessity. >> i got it because i had six children and i had to clothe them all. >> she also clothed herself. she made this outfit for a special trip with her husband. >> it took about -- it took about five hours to make it. >> johnson tells us her time devoted to knitting probably saved the family thousands of dollars over the years. >> i never went shopping, i always did it myself. >> she says her old trusted machine has been great but it was time for a new one. back in august she discovered a top of the line $3,000 knitting machine at a reduced price. >> i saw it on ebay it was $500 and i was like i've got to get it. >> johnson put in her bid and won. the seller shipped it by fedex but it never arrived. fedex insisted it was delivered. so johnson demanded to speak with the delivery driver. a week later the driver came to her home. >> he said i'm sorry he said this is not the house i put this package at. >> she said fedex promised to reim

johnson. it's about a presence yes's mythical journey in ancient polynesia. also, harryf "magnificent beasts and where to find them" finished second at the box office, bringing in $45 million. its two-week total comes to $156 million. in the sorkin family, we saw two movies, "manchester by the sea," with casey affleck, who pours his heart into every frame, and it is remarkable. it's an amazon studios film. i know you're looking at me like -- >> no, you tweeted the same term, pours his heart into every frame? >> i'm telling you, i'm telling you, this was great acting. this was great -- >> called it the best movie of the year. >> the "wall street journal" called it the best movie of the year! i'm telling you, it's a fantastic film. it is sad. it is a sad film. >> he is the director or actor? >> actor, casey affleck. and the other film which is not yet but you have to go see because it's so remarkably done, "la la land." >> i heard that was excellent. >> it's a musical. it's not what you'd expect, but i can't even believe they actually made a movie like this. >> and you kno

in california, harris is the projected winner and in wisconsin, ron johnson is the projected winner.: that is bad news for democrats. >> at this point, hillary clinton would have to sweep all pennsylvania, nevada, newçó hampshire and -- and wisconsin. >> remember nevada is -- that wouldn't be -- >> presidential -- >> woodruff: is wisconsin senate going republican does that -- >> one piece of nickel knowledge that is, in history of the united states, one senator has been defeated then come back six years later and beaten the senator who beat him. that was peter gary in rhode island in 1928 and in 1934. nobody -- >> woodruff: i didn't cover that race. >> russ feingold, that is a tough thing to do, ron johnson -- >> woodruff: he was running ahead for much of the -- >> right from the beginning had double digit lead. but they were confident as of today -- >> woodruff: makes you wonder about the presidential numbers in wisconsin. a little bit? >> this is not just a comey thing. when johnson is winning this is much deeper thing. something wrong with the models of the polling or something --

quite a standout figure for harry goldwater, on -4%. lyndon johnson, the winner pic on -4%. lyndon johnson, the winner after kennedy's assassination by a big margin. hillary clinton worked on that campaign, the goldwater campaign, so presumably she learnt a lot from that. as we go through, you see a whittling away of these ratings. in the mid-70s, they are ball ratings. in the mid-70s, they are still quite high. he mid-70s, they are still quite high. in the mid-70s, they are still quite high. carter and gerald ford, gerald ford lost in 1976. and gerald ford, gerald ford lost in 1976. carter and gerald ford, gerald ford lost in 1976. but ball ford, gerald ford lost in 1976. but still even be losing candidate gets quite a high favourability score. then look what happened in the modern area. we go through watergate and all over western democracies political leaders are getting more and more of a focus on themselves. a searchlight is very bright. by the time we get to bush against john kerry, look at this, still very low when you see the last presidential election in 2012 of oba

johnson and no gome. finally boston got a goal, the assist on the power play as pass-- pa pasterak got one. and 2-0 florida and harris sets up michael kirkpatrick and they go on to win 4-1. augusta got the only goal for the manchester monarchs. now we move onto a big hockey game tonight. the cornell big red hosting unh at madison square garden. it's the first ever trip to play at madison square garden. >> well, i think it's exciting for the players, the coaches. i know, coaching staff, we've not been to play at madison square garden for everything. it brings not only the rangers, but the event city over the holidays, pretty exciting. >> good luck to unh tonight. the celtics hosted a very good san antonio spurs team yesterday afternoon. a drive and throw it down. he had 12 points and 10 rebounds. then avery bradley with a nice alley-oop from isaiah thomas, it's a close game, but the spurs win 109-103. college basketball, top ranked kentucky took on tennessee martin's sky hawks. corner. 15 points, six rebounds for him. kentucky wins 111-76. up next, they host arizona state monday at 7:00. now we're on to unh football,

johnson defeated russ feingold. in new hampshire, that race too close to call. the republican ahead of governor maggie hassan. waiting for results of that race. democrats held onto one seat, nevada. senator harry reid's seat there. democrats also knocked off senator mark kirk. that is how we got to this. two seats have not been called, new hampshire and louisiana. that will be going to a december runoff. the: let's hear from the viewers and voters out there. you can also send us a tweet or go to facebook to join the conversation there. let's listen to a little bit of what mr. trump had to say last night during his victory speech about how he plans to unite the country. [video clip] mr. trump: i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all america, and this is so important to me. chosen not tohave support me in the past, of which there were a few people, i reaching out to you for your guidance and help so we can work together and unify our great country. [applause] as i have sent from the beginning, ours was not a campaign, but rather an incredible and great movement made up of millions of hard-working men and women who love their country and wanted a better and brighter

harry reid. again, another critical step. but as i said, todd young managed to beat evan bayh in indiana and we know that the ryan johnson seatd pat toomy in pennsylvania. i think, though, the odds i thought going in was a little bit of a democratic lean in terms of senate majority night. now i think with this seat there it's back to coin flip totally. >> i want to talk about new hampshire which is still one of the many states too close to call at this hour and what we're getting from the reporter on the ground is that the party gop is feeling cautiously optimistic saying there are a number of republican strong holds that have yet to come in, counties, salem, dairy and feeling pretty good about the top of the ticket and the results outstanding in new hampshire which you know was joe trippi's favorite state. he's not here to discuss it now. >> in spirit. >> that would be significant for donald trump. he's very much in play there. >> this was one of trump's best states. polls predicted a trump to win here or close. i would expect him to do well. it fits his blueprint well. you have a lot of blue collar voters. apparently tom br