if we could have dropped down to hartford even you would have found people that knew about him for sure. his story, his achievements, leave people to wonder whether something similar might be done for others like thim. other quote unquote heathen people in various parts of the world who like him lack education, quote civilized ways of living and above all lack the blessings of christian face. he becomes the germ and the seed of a powerful new missionary idea. as it all plays out, president diet dwight and others hatch a plan to set-up a special school for heathen youth so transformation can be achieved on a wider scale. it will have the official name of the official manner school put it quickly gets dubbed the "the heathen school." it's location is in townha hall connecticut and it opens in the spring of 1817. there a dozen students in the first group. several hawaiians and a couple from india, a native american, and a couple of white new e englanders are training to be missionaries over se overse overseer -- overseas and feel this will benefit them. there were pacific islanders, china,

call the hartford at the number on you screen to request your free quote. even send you this free calculator. call: now. why wait. >>> so the search for the jet is now headed under the ocean surface. weeks of dead-ends from searchers from the air and ships has investigators bringing in new tools in an effort to find the jet. new tools. they say they will use a nuclear-powered submarine to scan the sea floor for any signs of wreckage. that could help search teams get around one of the biggest challenges in the indian ocean, the nasty weather. >> the folks that are searching atwater level, sea level, it's very difficult, it's rough, lots of whitecaps, rain, cloud. and, you know, it's very, very difficult to spot debris. >> and it's all just a bunch of hooey, because you can only search a few square miles a day, and they don't have any idea where this is. here's why i say that. first, they searched here, and then they searched here. and now they searched over here. this is about the size of nebraska. now they're searching here. why are they seening here? becau

thing you know he assaulted the officer by pushing off on him a chase then started down 18th to hartford street where authorities say the man hopped in his white four door saturn. as 2 officers tried stopping him, he used the car to drag them as he sped away. sot - the officers are injured we have them seeking medical attention at this timemade a uturn and fled on 18th sergeant martha juarez says the bank of america atms on 18th and castro, 16th and mission and 24th and bryant have been recent targets so culprits looking to get into your bank account will lurk around until you swipe your card punch in your pin get your cashand then if you somehow forget to close out, help themselves to your money sot - when you close out the atm machine you have to make sure you fully close out. some people don't do that and people come up right behind them and do something to the machine and get money that's not theirs. the search is on tonight for whoever stabbed four people after a brawl broke out near a busy downtown san jose bar. kron four's philippe djegal shows us where it happened, and why bar pa

roxann saberi is in hartford, connect. >> cooking cleaning and caring for her four kids. over the past four years her job has gotten harder. >> sometimes he might do laundry and doesn't credit put soap in. it's frustrating whether that happens right honey? >> it doubles because we have to redo the laundry. >> blair's husband served four terms in iraq. the last injury ended his term in the army. >> it was seven to ten feet down, as it came up it rattled me, knocked me back and out for a while. >> his injuries recover but wounds remain. traumatic brain injury. >> before i know it three days will have passed. >> he will literally think in his mind that it's this morning. he takes mood medication, he takes an anti-seizure medication. >> to make sure he takes his medicine -- keep him company at home. crowds can make him angry and anxious. even sudden sounds from his autistic son would set him off. >> it is a strain but at the same time, i can't imagine not doing it because what else am i going to do? it is difficult. i don't have much time for myself. >> they survive on saving

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. going to jail. and the fact is that the irs, there are specific laws that protect taxpayers and force the irs to comply with the law. somebody at the irs violated the law, whether it was lois lerner or not, we will find out. >> i think today's procedure indicates just how far the republicans are prepared to do irreparable harm to the legislative process as well as the constitution. >> that harm apparently consists of the house oversight committee voting to hold lois lerner in contempt and also house, ways, and means committee sending doj their allegation of criminal charges against her. charles, that was the friday lightning round winner because it let folks vote online it was a run away this week. they want to talk about lois lerner. >> charlie rangel is not precisely the person you want to be the democratic spokesman on ethics and propriety in congress. as for lerner, she ought to be held in contempt. she is contemptible the way she has acted. but, unless you give her immunity, you'

coast looking for anyone who be helpful us some of the contractors on the glazing package is in hartford connecticut so we're talking to everybody everywhere we need good bids. >> that's good to hear. so that's all my questions and i'm glad to see that a lot of attention is being paid >> directors i appreciate our comments it's helpful i want to point out under mr. for me guidelines we're supposed to update the rda and under good conscious not to have a bid at the rda but considering the hundreds of thousands of people but if the component is driving the costs if we didn't have the money we didn't have the money. the fact we've done everything we could it's important to the board and public so thank you gentlemen we'll be coming back to the directors next more. briefly our arc cyst will be talking about the arc cotton of the construction site and good morning. i think marie has provided you with an excellent timeline regarding the burial that was encountered on it's februar february 25th. that tuesday they encountered a human burial and the protocols were in place the construction stoppe

, what do they call it bucks the hartford retreat, and insane asylum. i wish i'd known that. i would've put that in the story that fits right with all the other stuff. they were trying to radically transform people in ways that were impossible. >> professor, the particular scholar who went to the institute of living, or the retreat, was effectively treated quote unquote cured. as you mention in the book, along with four of the other osage, they went to miami university in ohio. he finished up, he converted, he was trained in industry. he returned to the little osage village, and he was a success story in this case because he was going to assist the union mission, which was then under the auspices of the american board, and he was going, evangelize his people. the problem was that while he was in harvard he picked up tuberculosis. it was a particularly rapid onset of consumption and he died within a month of returning. so there's a kind of bitter end here of successfully returning with the education, with the conversion, with a missionary zeal and then d

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. >>> authoritiesdeadly bus crash in california. the driver of the fedex truck that hit the bus was also kid killed. and tony abbott says the signal believed to be from malaysia airlines missing jet is fading and researchers hope to glean as much information as possible before it expires. adam made the comments to the chinese president. back to "hardball." >> there was some big news last week that slipped through my news crack. and it concerns someone i've admired for years and yet surprisingly is not me. i'm talking about david letterman who last thursday night announced his retirement. this man has influenced every host who came after him and even a few who came before him, he's that good. i've got to tell you, i do not envy whoever they try to put in that chair. there are some huge shoes to fill and some pretty big pants. >> that was stephen colbert's news last night that he's giving up the show and stephen colbert, the character, to take over david letterman at cbs next year. in a statement, he sat

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. >> i'm page hopkinsd a short time ago in las vegas for throwing an object at hillary clinton during a speech. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is resigning. the move follows a rocky rollout for government exchanges. and scott brown announced he's running again for senate, this time in new hampshire. he kicked off his campaign in abevent in portsmith. now back to "hardball." >> welcome back to "hardball." in today's article on the gop feud between rand paul and dick cheney, they have unearthed audio of rand paul on a radio show in 2009 saying cheney and his pension for torture are hurting the republican party. >> i think it's kind of hard to believe we would go around the world to defend freedom and torture people. they're so totally opposite that i just can't imagine that's what america would stand for. and while john mccain and i would disagree on a lot of issues, the one thing you have had the guts to do is stand up and say look, i was tortured and this is not what america should s

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford.s just a short time ago the oversight committee voting to hold the former irs official in contempt. >> what are you fearful of ms. lerner? >> this contempt will be laughed out of court. >> guilty or innocent. ms. earner has a constitutional right to remain silent on this issue. >> lois lerner did not remain silent. >> i have not done anything wrong. >> what she did was s. worthy of probably an academy award. >> i have not broken any laws. >> if you honestly believe that you can make 17 separate factual assertions, and still invoke your right to remain silent, then, please tell me what waiver is. she was successful in gagging and also hog tieing conservative groups in this country. >> if lois lerner won't talk to us, and the irs won't give us their emails, how in the heck are we going to get to the truth? >> she acted in contempt and she must be held in contempt. >> and representative jim jordan joins us. nice to he so you, sir. >> good to be with you. >> what is next. >> goes to the u.

. >> the passenger turns out to be 23-year-old darryl brown from hartford, connecticut.ps later find out he's a member of a gang called the bloods and is fleeing hartford because he was involved in a carjacking the knife before. >> it was a gunpoint carjacking and he seriously injured the man involved and he was made to believe from a third party that he had killed the person so he thought he was dealing with a homicide as well. >> brown jumped in a taxi and told the connecticut to head for the albany area. >> he told the driver to keep driving. look for signs saying albany. he would let him know when he got there. >> you can see the driver waving his hands putting his head out the side window then in a dramatic move he makes a run for it. >> he shouted to let him go with trooper henry. >> trooper henry while retreating to the rear is telling the cab driver, put your hands up, i want to see your waistband. he wanted to make sure he wasn't a co-conspirator or a buddy. >> with the cab driver out, darryl brown opens fire and shoots out the back window. >> he fired seven sho

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. >>> one conservativeis university in court. mike adams teaches criminallology at the university of carolina wimping -- because they disagreed with him, prefer, your beef is what? you were passed up you thought or felt bus offer conservative views? >> certainly. i went up for a promotion in 2006, and after receiving 2006,l teaching awards from the university, back when i was a leftist and eightist before i did -- they said i was deficient in every single area and given the fact that i wasn't given an opportunity to appeal within the university, filing a lawsuit was just a no brainer. >> but as a leftist and an atheist, you could do know wrong. >> everything was fine. >> i don't remember dan -- jordan these are cases are very tough to prove. how were you able to make the case it was for this reason? >> well, it was the evidence that was brought before a jury and they basically said that it was his ie delogical beliefs that made the difference. they were looking at his op ed columns that he had been doing fo

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. >>> if you are goingdo something that was quite possibly against the law, chances are you probably wouldn't go put it on youtube. but this in theory dick will lus world of post citizens world of campaign finance, that's prec e precisely what you'll do and you'll almost certainly get away with it, too. it was the video of mitch mcconnell posted to his campaign's youtube account last month that got all the attention. inspiring john stewart. >> it has everything, mcconnell's running a board meeting, walking around, talking, frisking some of his younger voters. >> but the senate minority leader isn't the only candidate who put b-roll of himself on the internet. you can download high definition video clips many set to equally inspiring music of other politicians, too. like senator mark begich of alaska, dan sullivan of alaska, senator kay hagan, north carolina, senate candidate tom tillis, senator al franken of minnesota, and senator mark udall of colorado. so why might a candidate put up you raw, highly produ

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. >>> short time agoator rand paul speaking in new hampshire. sure sounds like he is already on the campaign trail. >> we love coming to the live free or die state. we think there is a bit of a libertarian spirit up here. and the idea of leave me alone coalition, you think of new hampshire being part of that coalition. my beliefs, you know, i have had about three years in the senate, and i try to stnd for what i stand for. and there are some distinguishments, but i always tell people i'm trying to get at the main table of thanksgiving so i have to be careful about what i say about my dad my dad and i have some similarities and some differences. i try not to go through a litany of things. we are both sort of libertarian leaning, we believe in limited government max maximizing freedom. as far as litany i don't have a list to go through. >> washington examiner's chief political correspondent byron york that was minutes ago in new hampshire. >> there is a lot going on in new hampshire for republicans this wee

over 200,000 fans showed up at hartford to cheer the men's and women's college basketball champs. 2004 was the last time both programs stopped with a championship. >> did you intentionally take the photo as a promotional attempt? >> no, no. i don't know. i talk to samsung. i talk to sam. they tell me it is no problem. >> "saturday night live" resurrected the infamous selfie with david ortiz and president obama to get some laughs. and a thumbs up to "snl's" keenan thompson. a little bit of bib papi, a little bit of al pacino scar face, say hello to my little friend, you decide. >>> speaking of movie lines, which one of harrison ford's movie lines is asked to repeat the most. and who ruled the weekend? details next. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. preparing to get out the door, the weather looks pretty nice. i don't think anybody needs the umbrella today throughout the west or the inner mountain west. a little cool light jacket will do in many areas. the afternoon hours, you'll carry it home, for medford, southward, bakersfield, san francisco, all the way down to san jose, l.a.

it was a ugly day from hartford to boston, d.c. at 67.much nicer it was there than boston. today it shifts to new england. that storm is exiting. you should get a great deal of sunshine. the cape will be cool with the ocean breeze. everybody else, it's going to be a nice april 1st. lothsz of sunshine in southern new england. 50 will feel warm compared to yesterday. 68 in pittsburgh is nice. the blizzard from yesterday is exiting. it's cold and not nice in northern portions of minnesota. in minneapolis it's chilly. 80 in kansas city yesterday. sunny for one more day and the storms roll in tonight and tomorrow. the forecast for tuesday. april starts off better than march ended throughout much of the nation. southern half of the country is gorgeous. the rain outwest we like. as i alluded to, we showed you the graphic teasing this. tomorrow we watch the severe weather threat. oklahoma city to st. louis. hail, damaging wind, icelanded tornados. that's time of the year where the people in the west, sit their families down. go over the plan inca

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. >>> i'm craig melvinescue teams are searching for survivors off the coast of south korea. 290 passengers, mostly high school students are missing, six people are dead. >>> the man arrested for carrying a rice cooker in his back pack made a court appearance today, including possession of a hoax device. >>> and president obama and vice president biden announced $600 million in new grants for job training and apprenticeship programs today. now back to "hardball." >>> we are because we had no incentive to do other than get to the truth, and i have to say this, for the skeptics out there, there are some who have a visceral reaction to this bridge controversy. it reminds me of the movie line, "they can't handle the truth." we believe we got to the truth. >> and we're back. that was randy mastro defending his team's investigation, which loudly and proudly declared his client was totally innocent. the report cleared christie of all charges, both legal and political, even going so far as to say they found no evide

temperatures staying in the mid 60s but clear conditions in the northeast. 68 for philadelphia, 62 in hartford. as we head into tonight we'll see a few more clouds. by tomorrow even the chance of a few showers throughout the northeast. get outside today. make sure you have lunch outside and enjoy these beautiful conditions because we do have a clans of showers and then little bit more rain as we head into the weekend. >> today is the day to get outside if you can. >>> another cruise ship with six passengers by the dozen to tell you about. a frightening rooftop helicopter crash, but incredibly no one was injured. >>> the final vintage corvette pulled from the sinkhole. details just ahead. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative,

over 2,000 fans showed up in hartford to cheer the men and women's basketball champs. they cap the season with a championship. >>> i do have to ask, did you intentionally take the photo as a promotion to samsung. >> i don't know it's a problem, man. it's a problem? i don't know. i talk to samsung, i talk to sam, they tell me it's no problem. >> all right. snl resurrected the infamous selfie to get some laughs. big papi gave a big thumbs up tweeting the shout out to snl's keenan thompson. he does a pretty good pappy. in a weird way he sounds like al pacino scar face, kind of sort of. >> say hello to my little friend, right? >> a little. maybe a combination of both. >> thank you, frances. >>> extreme weather wreaked havoc across several communities in northwestern michigan on saturday. listen to this, over 60,000 lost electricity when strong winds downed power lines, falling trees crushed cars and damaged several houses. barnes and hangers were shredded by the gusts up ending a small plane, in fact, despite all the widespread damage, luckily no serious injuries or deaths

news on and on ukraine has launched an anti operation in the eastern city of hartford according to the ukrainian interior minister the city center has been that long to mature stations shut down about seven weeks of protests have been arrested for seizing the regional administration built in the city of dead skin. also in ukraine seeds to grow after protesters have occupied the regional administration building and called for a referendum on secession from ukraine. us secretary of state john kerry said that the recent events don't appear to be spontaneous and annihilated the ukrainian government's assertion that this appears to be a carefully orchestrated campaign with russian support to british foreign secretary william hague has told him to stop meddling in ukraine russia seized ukraine's crimean peninsula last month following similar events in ukraine's acting president looks under your chin up as accused russia of playing it a crime in a scenario in eastern ukraine actress model and journalists peaches peeled off as dani has her moments england at the age of twenty five. police are

news on and on ukraine has launched an anti operation in the eastern city of hartford according to the ukrainian interior minister the city center has been that long to mature stations shut down about seven weeks of protests have been arrested for seizing the regional administration built in the city of dead skin. also in ukraine seeds to grow after protesters have occupied the regional administration building and called for a referendum on secession from ukraine. us secretary of state john kerry said that the recent events don't appear to be

the total media that thousands of dead bodies have been sent to hartford dna tests. inside they responded to an activist and human rights campaign and new in the manga and anime the pakistan army and spy agencies for the explanation innings and two which beat that. the new eight hundred bodies were found in the past four years. we have masquerade being found with them. so things are getting with him. and the complexity of the ministries of preaching which compete to impunity. no one to question them people are being condoned the basis of. so things are and march were good and is prone to making lists. even the dishes done was first discovered want anything to do see a little cash as it stands you that so many haitians mean that the number of dead bodies hit the victim must taste is much higher. a key issue in the next commission on each eye sees us doing it at four hundred dead bodies have been prevented from seeing the sleeves and cap on to the genocide of the approach that. who the man in the midst of this kind of ego strokes going to issue sauce is often the scene

. >> reporter: roxanna saberi, al jazeera, hartford, connecticut. >> coming up.e harlem hell fighters. best selling author max brooks joins us next. >> welcome back. we like to spend some time on fridays talking about the arts and tonight we introduce you to the heroes of the new graphic novel. nearly a century ago the harlem hell fighters fought on the front line. they were african americans to serve in world war i and this is their story. >>> they shipped out without so much as a farewell parade. the 369th infantry was an all black unit at a time when the u.s. army was segregated. they shipped out for france. once there, the u.s. army used them only for supply purposes, but the u.s. army was in desperate need of relief. so they served for 369 days. they were the harlem hell fighters, a banld of -- a band of brotherhood. the first -- of brothers. members of the 369th infantry returned home, they received a hero's welcome. the transition from soldier do veteran was not easy. the harlem hell fighters returned to a country on the verge of a nationwide wave of race

he joins us now from hartford, connecticut. thank you for being here. let's begin by what you feel is an appropriate response to g.m.'s current position. >> i agree with mary that g.m. should do the right thing, without the compulsion or intervention of the government or the department of justice. and the right thing here is to tell its customers driving its cars that g.m. believes that these cars are unsafe, even when they don't have additional keys on the ignition switch. and mary committed to me during a senate hearing that if there was evidence that those cars are unsafe, if they hit rough roads, or jarring events, as the recall notice says, she would ground them. and now is the time to recognize there. have been events since then that indicate these cars are unsafe to drive until they are repaired. so the right thing right now is to warn its customers. the dealers are doing their level best, very responsibly. and responsibly to make sure that these cars are repaired. but they need the parts and we surveyed the 34 dealerships in connecticut. only 11

, our largest employer, where they're going to continue to locate pratt & whitney engine in east hartfordild a new engineering center and be there for at least 15 years while they're producing some of the greatest engines ever made for the airline industry. we have disparity in income. a large part of our population is from fairfield county, where i'm from. a lot of those folks make a lot of money. it's not unusual to see where you have high income to have a high tax collection. but the reality is that we're cutting taxes this year. we're also giving taxpayers a refund. we've taken the state from $3.6 billion deficit, which is where it was when i was elected to a $5 million refund. on july 1st we'll have $550 million back in the rainy day fund. i want to lower taxes and we're beginning that process as we speak here in the state of connecticut. we've already lowered some taxes even last year. we're going to be aggressive about holding down taxes, making sure government is more efficient. one of the things i've been able to do while i was governor is to lower the number of people working fo

. >> welcome back to "hartford ball."dy is a critic when it comes to president obama and his recent trip to asia. right wing media hound matt bruj was quick to jump on the president for bowing to a robot with this headline. but that bow wasn't the president's only faux pas according to colbert. >> sew with all this bungling, it's no surprise that the president left japan without the trade agreement. and without the heldly kitty backpack he promised joe biden. >> finally, we hold you about an ad running in ohio by the candidate looking to take john boehner's seat. >> sometimes when a politician has been in d.c. too long, it goes to his head. and he just can't seem to get the job done. used on a daily basis, interegg in congress would help you every time the moment is right. >> the ad was meant to be humorous, one group didn't find it funny. cedarville university, a christian college where winteregg has been an adjunct professor for three years. has told the candidate his contract will not be renewed. he told "the washingto

hartford, connecticut. in broad daylight on a busy street, a brazen hit-and-run. but may be after the accident that is the most shocking of all. the man left for dead is 78-year-old angel torres. >> he was bleeding on the back of the head. he was bleeding through his eyes, through his mouth, all over the place. >> immediately after the accident, angel's son appeals for help. >> my father is fighting for his life. i just would like the public right now to help us. >> information about the gentleman that got hit by the car. he retired as a forklift operator, a huge yankees fan and a wizard at dominos. >> he was my best friend. we got together every day and played dominos. he helps everybody. he was a person that if you need help, he is there for you. he never say no. he never back out. he were this. >> my father is the man i always want to be and the man i pretend to be. a good father. couldn't have asked for a better father, good grandfather, great grandfather. >> angel is an active member of the community, someone who looks out for others. >> in seven years, we us

authorities say more than 200,000 people were lined in hartford.oard an open-top bus all the way to a rally on the grounds of connecticut state capitol. uconn men defeated kentucky and the women defeated notre dame. >> a fresh new baseball season when all possibilities exist. unfortunately, though, for a ball girl with the orioles, she committed the biggest fail for this very young season. >> check it out. hitter rips it over the bag and drops it outside the line. oh, no. yes. that's what she did. it was fair. it wasn't foul. but the eager and smiling ball girl didn't know. she is all proud of herself. >> okay. scooped it up nicely right off of the field. oops! she may have saved a run but the runner went to second base because of a ground rule double. that is horrendous. >> remember the yankee fan who like, was it the yankee fan? >> which one? the cubs. >> the cub fan. >> he is still in hiding. >> yes, exactly. >> you know, it is not the playoffs, not the cubs who haven't won since the beginning of time. she's forgiven, hopefully, by the team and

so let me just tell you what our friends from "the hartford current" wrote. "the individual health care market is less competitive in connecticut since the implementation of the affordable care act," sometimes called obamacare. they said, of the seven states to release enrollment data by insurer, connecticut and washington had fewer options -- fewer options, mr. president, not more options as what the president of the united states has claimed -- fewer options, connecticut and washington, fewer options for people buying health plans on the individual market according to the kaiser health foundation. they say that california and new york, the largest states in the study, each has a more competitive insurance market today compared to 2012. but connecticut, the state where my colleague who had questioned the woman from wyoming comes from is less competitive. in 2012, they say that connecticut's individual health insurance market was more evenly distributed among a number of insurers, blue cross blue shed, united health. connecticut has fewer options available no

. >> reporter: a case now in the spotlight is that of 15-year-old justina, of west hartford, connecticute boston's childrens reported her parents. the parents and another doctor insisted she needed treatment for might ow might owe might owl disease, doctors believed it was all in the child's head made worse by her parents. massachusetts officials took custody of justina more than a year ago. her mother was recently overcome after another failed attempt in court to win her daughter back. >> it's almost never black and white in the complex cases. >> reporter: new abouts burger consults occasions nationwide he has seen an alarming number of instances where he believes parents are wrongly accused hes the system is not set up to protect the children who are being harmed as well as families who have done no harm. >> overworked child protection workers don't have the time to diligently review the cases and most importantly they don't have the money much less the will to get independent outside consultation. and as a consequence, tragic errors occur. on both sides. >> reporter: as for gabriel, h

at this moment, the team is between hartford, connecticut, and the massachusetts border. four of the team members, including johnny marathon, are running in the race on monday. and we wish them all the best. what an impressive group of people. >> and you, too. >> i was in sneaker wedges. >> you're all in the group. and you break to run, sara just bolts out to get out in front of everybody. >> that competitive edge. >> we were going for a shot. i knocked two people over in the process. i can't hurt these volunteers. >> and you were stylish in that sweater. >> how far did you run? >> i ran about 20 yards. >> really fast, though. >> those are good yards. >> and they looked good. >> every step of the way. >>> time to check the forecast. cecily tynan from our philadelphia station, wpvi is here this morning. cecily, great to have you back. good morning. >> good morning. it's great to be back. i begin with weather in southern florida. they're getting rocked with strong storms. there's a tornado watch in effect for florida, including miami. wind gusts up to 61 miles per hour, wit

that got me to not go up to hartford, the capital of connecticut, and start reading the diary.fter reading it a few times i decided to start -- to start transcribing it. this way could be shared with a lot of people. i was fortunate enough on what my trips back to connecticut where i'm originally from and i grew up one town over from him, a very good friend of mine, the town historian, he knew the owners of the house where the gorsvenor family lived for about 50 years, with samuel went and spent his last christmas, his last few years, the last few years of his life before going into the war. he was able to introduce me to them, and they welcomed me into the house intimate tour of the home. which is kind of strange being in there knowing that he was standing right here. he was touching his fireplace and now i'm in this house doing that. it was the same thing but i took a road trip up to andersonville. even though now it's a very nice quiet park, you can go and have a picnic and walk around, it's just know so much about what it was some 100 plus years ago. it's in theory feeling

the headline in this morning's "hartford courant." calls her a gifted student. yesterday friends and family still reeling from the news held a vigil releasing purple balloons in her honor. on friday morning the day of her junior prom police say sanchez was stabbed to death in the school hallway by one of her classmates, a 16-year-old boy who is now in police custody. >> this is a difficult day for milford. it's a very difficult day for the jonathan law high school community. any time there's a death, it's tragic. it's especially difficult when it's a young person. >> that 16-year-old suspect is due in court on monday. right now he is being charged as a juvenile with murder. >>> the secret service doesn't only protect the president. surveillance video shows the dramatic moments agents jumped into action when a tourist collapsed just down the street from the white house. the woman from dallas was having an apparent heart attack. fortunately one of the secret service agents was an emt. she got breathing again. no word on her condition. >>> well, college sports may

nothing on that family and they had nothing about him being in the service and that got me to go up to hartford and after reading the diary a few times i decided to start transcribing it in the various ways that it can be shared. so is fortunate when i grew up one town over from him. a very good friend of mine is the town historian and he knew the owners of the house where the family lived for about 60 years and he spent the last two years of his life before going into the war. he was able to introduce me to them and they welcomed me into the house and gave me a tour of the home. it was kind of strange to be in there knowing that he was standing right here. he was touching this fireplace and now i am in the south during that. and it was his name thing. i take a road trip up there to andersonville. even though that is a nice wyatt park that you can go to and have a picnic and walk around, it is just knowing so much about what it was some hundred plus years ago. so it's really -- it was very eerie walking around with everything that happen. >> for more inforpen. >> for more information on booktv'

and joined by one of the 25 most powerful women in finance, according to american bankers, sunni hartford, head of markets for north america at citi. welcome. we'll start with you. what's your outlook as we head further into the spring and towards the summer? >> i'll follow up with what you guys were saying. what's u neck about this may is where we're sitting literally this week, a lot of data coming out this week. i think the market is poised. we've had a rocky first quarter, not what we expected. i think we get some good numbers this week. i think the market flies. it's hard to imagine anything would hold them off. >> you mean the market flies? >> yes, aggressive move, right? >> it is aggressive. in the face of an unknown jobs report, fed meeting, ukraine. >> the markets are ready for it. fixed income markets will shrug off the number friday. there's a lot of consensus it will be a strong number, probably will be. they'll make it not now, if. i think it recharges 3%, 5%, if's a bad number. and a good number, i think they're ready to go. >> keith, how do you see he it? >> we're construct

that was on the chase down a 18th the hartford street where officers said the man hopped in his white ford taurus saturn. as to officers tried stopping him, use the card eject them as he sped away. " officers declined medical treatment at the same and is expected to survive his injuries. >> the search continues this morning for whoever staff for people after a fight very busy san jose bar over the weekend police said seven happened at around 1245 yesterday morning in the san pedro square area near the s p two. investigators won't say if the attack haven't in or outside the establishment. but believe that the people involved in the attack when the alarm before the victims were injured. one person we spoke with who was at the bar that night say there was a lot of people at s p two. villa of four victims were treated at hospitals from life-threatening injuries. no arrests have been made. no one coming of many san francisco residents gathered yesterday to celebrate the gift of contra but was there-as with their high times left behind a mess and arrests will have the details. and while oth

. << were also falling and whole shooting and hartford have happened about a 55 last night at on streetfering from one gunshot wound and was pronounced dead. hayward police said the man walked into the u.s. they earlier this three he was wearing a shirt from he quoted i have issues. the the teller gave him all the money she had a net when he turned and took off. one at least 12 people are dead in an avalanche three others are still missing. that alleged below one of the camps this mo.a woman's body matching the description of late have missing hiker that was found last night after searching all afternoon for. per animal fur were out hiking yestwhen sen probably she continued on the trail but she never return to our car her father became concerned and reported her missing. it was almost a week after another body was found. there does not appear to be a connection between the two places.people. that doesn't appr to be any connection between the death investigation and the investigation from last week. << investigators said they also do not see any signs of foul play. << the body of the ot

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first, if you're waking up in connecticut, you are seeing this on the cover of the "hartford courant.usky domination. winning against florida. uconn fell behind by 12 points early and then the rest of the way just dominated. shabazz nappier wasn't even the high scorer. at one point after playing kentucky monday night anybody got any national championship predictions here? >> i'm just happy wisconsin lost. i was telling you during the break. i'm an arizona fan and it was a bad call that led which is with which is to win, so that's my bitterness right there. >> it's always a bad call. >> it's a bad call and that's karma. >> so you were cheering for kentucky? >> i was. >> kentucky is political. >> i'm from louisville, a louisville fan. kentucky winning would be fine with me. their five freshmen are playing well together. >>s this the first time since the fab five that an all-freshmen starting lineup. do you have a pick you want to release? >> when harvard got beat i lost interest. >> it's a huge statement for harvard they're even in the talk these days a. whole new ball game. the dallas

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this morning's headline in the hart f hartford current calls her an incredible young woman. >> i saw her legs out from under the stairs and i saw blood. >> members of the school staff performed life-saving measures. on the student. ems was notified. they responded. they too attempted to perform life-saving measures upon the student. >> last night's prom was postponed. and, instead, friends and family held a vigil and released purple balloons in her honor. the suspect, a 16-year-old boy facing a murder charge as a juvenile. expected to be arraigned on monday. >>> it's his party and he'll cry if he wants to. new fallout after house speaker john boehner mocks his gop colleagues. in office politics, chris hayes on just how long it's going to take before the affordable care act becomes the next third rail of politics. constipated? .yea dulcolax tablets can cause cramps but not phillips. it has magnesium and works more naturally than stimulant laxatives. for gentle cramp free relief of occasional constipation that works! mmm mmm live the regular life. i'm tto guard their manhood with train

if you had them and you live outside hartford, connecticut, you're a genius.r is about all they have. deandre daniels has proved to be a tough guard. this was a team academically ineligible. >> they make florida look like -- i watched that. i had florida. it looked like florida's defense was on itself. it was like pulling teeth for them. >> really shut down scotty. look for him to do the same thing against these harrisons. shabaz can knock them down. they beat michigan state and florida, the two best teams in the tournament. by all accounts, the two best top to bottom too. >> wichita state was good too. >> wish ta state. kentucky has more talent. the least sexy state in basketball, free throws. 86%. the top 10 of the nba for individuals. forget about teams. >> i spent the year yelling at the tv stet. can't anybody make a free throw? >> no, they can't. they don't care. >> kevin ollie preaches it. >> i watched some of the ladies yesterday. >> i cannot, i do not -- >> be careful. >> go ahead and send me the negative e-mails. >> notre dame was amazing. >> two unde

for 25 years he along with his wife have owned and operated star hardware in hartford, one of the oldest heart ware stores in the state of connecticut. he support supports this measuro raise the minimum wage to $10.10. and so does doug way, who operates one of the oldest dairy companies in the state, started by doug's great-grandfather in 18923. wade's dairy in bridgeport. he supports raising the minimum wage. 1,000 business people have signed a statement and petition -.we mentioned it this morning that supports raising the minimum wage. and when they say is, it's a fairness issue. it's simply a way to give folks a fair shot at the american dream, a fair shot at a quality of life that's good for their families and children, good for our society. and, by the way, it's also good for our economy. $35 billion would be added to consumer demand because folks who make the minimum wage, if it's e.a.s raised to $1230eu $1t going to phut yo put it under tr mattress. they're going to purchase stuff that creates demand and more jobs and business for max cathary at his hardware store and for max wade