heather hayes: okay. todd, can you briefly describe your experience, your family's experience with the low account balance for those who are listening this morning who may not have read your column in the gazette? todd dorman: yeah. we have a fami linn-mar. we have a middle school student and a high school student, and at linn-mar middle school students are allowed to go $15 over their account, so they do get some leeway. high school students aren't. what happened at the end of september is my wife had budgeted for the month. the middle schooler had gone over budget. she had gotten an email notice saying that the account was negative. on. she's a working mother. she's got lots of things to do. i should probably help out more. it was one of the things that just fell by the wayside. she didn't re- charge the account, so on the following monday when my daughter went to get lunch, she went with her tray of lunch, she went to pay for it. it was a negative balance, and at linn-mar what happens then is the stude

we have got hayes. he is as clean as you can get. but the reform issue, administrative reform, those people in office, not again economic reform of any kind. but matching that, this is largely responsible for the , republicans engaged in wearing the bloody shirt. it refers to accusing the democrats as being the party of the confederacy. who --f confederates, the warning here was we're not promising any more programs to protect black voters in the south but if the democrats win, the confederates are going to get back in power. and if they are back in power you know what they will do. they are going to pay all of the former slaveholders with federal money, for all the value, the dollar value of what they lost because of emancipation. and i have to say, the democrats helped the republicans make this charge. because one of the things they did, so the democrats take over the house in 1875 and the first thing they do is fire all of the clerks. many of them are veterans. they have one arm, one leg, they are all fired. and they replace them

so hayes is counted in. but the democrats, and this is the scene i want to leave you with, what a scene it would have been. the democrats still didn't get up. once it was clear that they -- that this commission was going to rule for the republicans, because there are eight republicans on it and seven democrats, all the time, people start writing ilden. and they say, we want you to go to court and get writs of quo warranto to serve n hayes. and one guy says -- he said i want you to get that writ of quo warranto and i want you to be at the inauguration on inauguration day and after he takes the oath of office, but before he gives his inaugural address i want you to serve it on him, right there on the steps of the capitol. so he spends all four years in court trying to defend his right to hold office. that would have been a scene for the history >> i invite you. those who would like to ask questions of professor holt to join me in the back of the room in just a minute. we have time -- we will have time for a fe

hayes: dismissed. get lieutenant abbott. lieutenant, the federals have a shipment of gold on the way from virginia city. should reach this area yes, sir, and your orders? i want you to take sergeant hayes and a couple men and scout the trails around here. i want to pick out a spot that'll lend itself to our purpose. i think we would need the help of a man thoroughly familiar with the surrounding country. what? our new man. mcmcllough. he knows every stick of this country, and every trail. lieutenant, i saidid to take a couple of men. obviously, that left it open your permission, i won't take hayes. the men don't like him. sergeant hayes is a good soldier. he does what he's told when he's told. sir, if the colonel resents my suggestions, in the future i'll keep them to myself. li you know that i'm always open to suggestion. that last remark was unnecessary. yes, sir. all right. leave hayes here. take whoever you want. and get to it! it's a yankee patrol. shut up. listen. you do all the talking, mccullough. detail, halt! who a

jimmy hayes scores! [cheering] >>and thus endeth the biblical drought, jimmy hayes with his second goal in 43 games. bob: a drop of biblical proportions. jimmy hayes gets off the proverbial schnide, bruins score three times in the second period in the tuukka rask would lose third. the shut-out, but he picks up another win 4-1 the final. , so, the bruins are now 12-and-10. all 12 wins have come with tuukka rask in goal so, the bruins are 12-and-4 with rask and 0-and-6 without him. rob gronkowski who missed last week's game with a chest injury , started today against the jets but left the game in the first late in the first cap, the jets had a field goal blocked. it is still 10-10. the patriots are driving in the third quarter. next sunday, the patriots host the l.a. rams so, let's look at the rams. at new orleans, game number for two the number one overall pick, rams cornerback jared goff. he didn't have any of these in his debut last week but he had 3 touchdown passes today and two turnovers. it will be

>> hayes yeah. >> ha ha ha! >> that's a joke we always say. >> jimmy: i can see why you love that one, hilarious. which of you is the real hunter? >> he is! >> he is! >> he is! >> jimmy: all right, that's good. they're having fun. don't do anything weird to each other. we'll see you later. >> see yeah! >> see ya! >> jimmy: thanks to hologram usa for making all this hologram magic possible. tomorrow jamie dornan, khloe kardashian, nashville's own special bonus edition of our halloween candy youtube challenge so many parents sent their great videos in late we had no choice but to go another round so more sugar-fueled tantrums tomorrow night. our first guest is a golden globe-winning actress who helped take down movie bin laden we are forever grateful for that. her new movie "miss sloane" comes out in select cities november 5th and opens wide december 9th. please say hello to jessica chastain! >> jimmy: welcome. how's it going? >> everything's great. i'm a little disturbed by the creepy guillermo dance. >> jimmy: w

what about working for hayes morrison? more of the same.'s ancient history. all right, let's, uh, move on to more recent history. your last case -- things ended rather tragically. you're talking about george stayner's suicide? yes. is that really relevant? i want the audience to understand the stakes for you at this job. sometimes, it's literally life or death. has anything like that ever happened to you before? i've been to a lot of crime scenes, i've seen bodies, but... actually seeing it happen... do you think there's anything you could've done differently? not me, no. you were with maxine, right? yeah. there's nothing she could've done, either. i mean, the guy was going to prison, he knew he couldn't handle it. do you think she could have tried harder to talk him down? [ chuckles ] maxine tends to attack every problem head-on, which usually works for her, but, you know... so, you think if she had been a more-skilled negotiator, the man might still be alive? that's not what i said. you know what? let's, uh -- let's back up, delete it, st

and lucy hayes is one of those. so a civil war was declared when ruthserford hayes in ohio was 40 years old. he and lucy already have children. and they decided as a couple that he should fight, despite the fact they had children at home because they believed so much in the cause of the union. so he went to war and he was in pitch battle and was seriously wounded five times. in fact, almost lost his arm in one of those circumstances. and as the story with martha washington, it was common for the wives to go out to the battlefield to support the husbands and provide morale for important generals so that they would have that family connection. and lucy spent a great deal of time, even in the civil war, at great personal risk. and one of her children was born just before she went to encampment, and the child, the infant died at the encampment and they had to bundle up the child's body and send it back with a soldier to ohio for burial. she just had to keep going on. now the interesting thing is lucy hayes' brother was

jessica chastain and music from hunter hayes is on the way. hello to those of you joining us in nashville, tennessee, which as you know was home tonight to the 50th annual cma awards. country music is very important. after this election it might be it was a special show tonight. 50 years, celebrating 50 years of cmas. dolly parton received the willie nelson lifetime achievement award which is literally the highest honor you can display on a shelf alongside a bong. [ laughter ] dolly got that, then a special performance tonight from beyonce on the country music awards. which is exciting. and i'll say another thing. between "lemonade," the world series, "the walking dead," it ha baseball bats. bow beyonce dead her song "if you like it you should put a ring of fire on it" or something like that. country music fans are some of the most appreciative and enthusiastic fans of all forms of music. i see it when we have artists on the show. the fans, they're excited, upbeat, they don't steal music, they buy it, a solid group. just like any group of fans

hayes. is this system almost unfair to the winner in some ways? >> that's an excellent question. again this is hypothetical until about 16 years ago, didn't seem real. now it seems real. there is another issue of legitimacy also, that the united states has been at the forefront of democracy proposition world over. we have been out there talk about the importance of having free and fair democratic elections. now when you have governments that want to push back and say hey we don't need this free and fair -- >> stewart: i read about this, a talk point in china to say look what the americans did. >> oh yes. the issue is when you have people agitating or pushing for democratic elections in countries that continue have them, holding up the united states as an example it becomes simpler now to say well you've got the united states that's a great example but even in the united states the person who gets the most votes doesn't win the collection. >> professor joshua tucker. thank you so much. >> thank >> watch an extended interview

tonight -- wendy williams, host of msnbc's "all in," chris hayes, music from lukas graham, featuring the 8g band with ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. how are we doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] well that was a real grab in the [ bleep ] [ laughter ] and i'm sorry to use foul language like that but last i checked the electoral college you know, we have been talking about donald trump on this show for 18 months and one of the things i've tried to make clear over those 18 months is how i have been wrong about him at every turn. when he first came down the escalator at trump tower and announced i boldly said on this show he was a stunt and he would never really run. i then said he would never win the gop nomination and i certainly didn't think he would be our next president but the good news is based on this pattern of me being wrong on predictions he's probably going to be a great [ bleep ] president. [ laughter and applause ] let's just hope the trajectory holds. anyways i think i was not alone in watching the electi

now, hayes. >> blue line, scores. drought. jimmy hayes with his second goal in 33 games. bob: a drought of biblical proportions. jimmy hayes gets off the proverbial schnide bruins score three times in the second period and that one from david pastrnak in the third bruins up 4-nothing -- 4-1 the final. so, the bruins are now 12-and-10 all 12 wins have come with tuukka rask in goal so, the bruins are 12-and-4 with rask and 0-and-6 without him. rob gronkowski, who missed last week's game with a chest injury, started against the jets, but left with a back injury. yes, he is tough, yet brittle, like the mighty oak tree with termite trouble. that's rob gronkowski. the patriots coming back from a 10-0 deficit, radiating malcolm mitchell with a 40-yard touchdown pass to tie the game, and moments ago, a 54-yard field gronk has not returned to the game since late in the first quarter. the the patriots host the l.a. sunday, rams so, let's look at the rams at new orleans. game number 2 for the number one overall pick, rams quarterback jared goff. he didn't have any of these in his de

hayes: "for me i like to pass the ball more than score. in any 2-3 zone any coach or player will tell you to get the ball into the middle. that's where you can hurt them the easiest and the best offensively." hayes finished the game on with many of his assists going to leading scorer ethan happ. the badgers improve to 6 and 2 and won't play another ranked opponent until january. reporting in madison, scott grodsky, cbs 58 sports thanks scott. it's time to meet the newest brewer - eric thames, a first baseman who spent the last three years in korea, and he's got a contract korean baseball's most valuable player in 20-15. 3 3 thames: last year, two years, three years ago, i had no idea what the future had in store for me, and i'm very fortunate for david here and the brewers organization to look at me with hope and believe in me and believe in my talent set. 3 3music music 3 miller valley is about to get into the holiday spirit.the holiday lites display will be open to the public starting friday.nearly 600-thousand lights are synchronized to

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music from hologram hunter hayes in nashville. but before that, can we check in with wrigleyville? i want to know what the score is. hey, guys. >> hey! >> jimmy: how are you doing? what's the score? >> well, jimmy, it's currently 1-1. >> jimmy: oh. >> two outs with runners on first and second. but i think we're going to be all right. >> jimmy: all right. hey, ryan. i just want you to know, we sent if this game remains tied and there is a game eight, we will send you to that game as well, okay? >> ha ha! yeah. >> jimmy: all right, thank you. >> yeah! >> jimmy: thank you for the courtesy laugh, ryan. good luck, guys. >> thanks so much, jimmy. >> jimmy: check back with you later, maybe we won't, i don't know. in addition to making kids cry over their candy, we have another cherished tradition on this show involving my cousin sal and a doorknob. every year we hide cameras on a porch and let halloween havoc on all the kids who dare come to his door. ? ? >> hi. >> trick or treat. >> oh, no, is today halloween? >> yes. >> i had no idea. i am not -- as you can see, i'm not prepared at all.

. >> thank you chief gonzales and chief joanne hayes-white i wanted to remark to the graduation held at the other presentation high school for those of us from that era and appreciate the chief and captain and the training lieutenant had that really, really wonderful gaming graduation and again, i want to recognize those training lieutenants as you recorded a class starting in another part of most and from this period moving forward the other thing i want to graduate is you choifr for our promotion in joining us and had the pleasure to have interaction with you previously i visited you when you were at the department the equipment not a glamourous job but never met the member i met a lot of members of the department you took so much pride with the bureaucracy equipment that showed me you're an internal guy and you take the perspective of firefighters are out there and their needs are so for myself not rowles the importance of the data and including the engines and the doors and ambulance i was impressed with that and truly impressed you helped with the ceremony at public safety offic