arizona linebacker john abraham is having to take a leave of absence from the team after exiting mondaynight's 18-17 win over the chargers in the third quarter with a concussion. it is the first reported concussion of abraham's 15-year career, but the league says he's reporting from severe memory loss and has been for more than a year. that is so tragic. for so many nfl players and former players. >>> let's move on to soccer where the hometown of fc barcelona star lionel messi has passed a new law. they are actually going to bar residents from using the first name messi for their children. it was prompted by a family who used the surname for their newborn son. the law is meant to avoid confusion for recordkeepers and the police pimpl. >>> now to a golf course in canada. a baby bear puts on a show. >> look at that thing. >> look at that bear. look at that bear. that bear's crazy. the cub clings and dances around the hole for several minutes. it's a delight to watch. animals and groundskeepers' nightmare. he eventually walked away but not without taking a player's ball. as a souvenir. a c

john abraham has left the cardinals after another concussion monday night.5-year veteran has reportedly been suffering from memory loss for over a year which begs the question, what was he doing on the field in the first place? >>> rory mcilroy won two majors this year and taken over the throne as golf's biggest star. he headlines the field this week at the tour championship where for the first time since 1992, neither woods nor mickelson are in the field. >> they are getting older, you know. phil is 43 or 40 whatever he is and tiger is nearly 40. so, you know, they are getting into the -- the -- the sort of last few holes of their career. obviously it just gets harder as you get older. i'll be able to tell new 20 years how it feels. >> do you remember what were you doing in '92? >> um, getting ready for kindergarten, i guess. i don't know. >> i can tell you right now how it feels. >> wow. >> calling people old and not even 40 years old yet? you know? >> that young whipper snapper [ laughter ] >> wow! >> hey, two home owners raiders and 49ers. >> that's exce

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. >> reporter: abraham, lucas, john and michael were students at case western research university.of a fraternity. according to documents filed in court, his parents believe the students may have been on the plane as part of a zbt fraternity rush or recruitment event. >> well are trying to find out what are the details, who was aware of what was going on? no one from our family knew he was even rushing. >> reporter: the 18-year-old shared pictures on snap chat before the crash. about to go on a night flight he wrote on one. rush he wrote on the other. >> the snap chat photo that you have seen which has heading rush on it goes to what abraham's state of mind was. >> reporter: his familien court is seeking safety, insurance and record from the fraternity and flying club that rented the students the plane. sharing this video from the cockpit. clear for takeoff. in an initial report by ntsb, felton, a licensed pilot told air traffic controllers he was going to fly east to sight see. the plane crashed shortly after. >> 911 where is your emergency? >> there is a plane crash on bishop roa

beside abraham and true ill low, guillen, john bell and milton street sr. the brother of former mayor john street. nbc10 is your election station. you can find more about the mayoral candidates including the background on nbc10.com. >>> the house labor and industry committee will hold a public hearing dealing with equal pay on the workforce. it would underscore the conditions under which employers can pay equal pay. >>> taxpayers in new jersey who have overdue bills can get a new break. they agree to pay the full tax bill is what we're talk about, and if they do that, penalties will be reduced or eliminated. taxpayers have the next two months to take advantage of that program. >>> almost 20 minutes after 5:00 now. let's get a check of traffic. we had, as christine was telling us about an accident earlier out there. >> let's see if we have an update. christine. >> yeah, it's the only accident i'm watching at this hour, in atlantic county, buena vista, route 54 at way mouth road. that intersection aclosed. emergency crews transported one woman to the hospital

too, like a calling card left for vice president andrew johnson by john wilkes booth, the very day booth assassinated president abraham, or the wedding registry of adolf hitler. >> i think some of the most powerful ones, or at least the most interesting to me, are the examples that you might not expect to find. >> reporter: katharine hepburn, frank sinatra, jackie robinson, and so many others pulled from the billions of papers in the archives. each making a mark in history. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom." hello, everyone, i'm randi kaye in new york. we begin this hour with a smess the u.s. and allies are making crystal clear, we'll do whatever it takes to destroy the isis terror group. a third western hostage, david haines, beheaded at the hand of isis militants. secretary of state john kerry heading to paris tomorrow trying to sell the president's plan to build a global anti-isis coalition, and so far, he says it's working. >> we have countries in this region, countries outside of this region, in addition to the united states, all of whom are prepared to engage in military assistance,

choices forssible the republican party, it becomes clear that nobody, not john c better suited to lead the country than abraham lincoln. what are the other options? this morning, it seems exceedingly possible that this administration will not be reelected, then it will be my duty to -- abandon the emancipation proclamation? well -- he-known -- was well aware of the controversy that was generated by the proclamation. ere stillwil trying to get lincoln to back away. reply, "iffered this will be damp for time and eternity if i return to slavery the black men who are fought for this country." so no, he is not going to change his mind about emancipation. my duty towill be open up negotiations with the confederacy? that he wouldant accept peace under two and only two circumstances, one, the restoration of the union, and two, the southwest will abandon slavery. -- the south pass to abandon slavery. they will never accept these provisions. peace talksen already, but lincoln had always made his feelings as clear as the water. emancipationand and it would never be anything else. some daysng, as in past, it seems exceedi

and besides trujillo and lynn abraham, the other candidates are terry guillen, a former aid to mayor nutter, johnell, a neighborhood activist with 20 years in politics and milton street sr., the brother of former mayor john street. live in the digital operations center, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 is your election station. you can find more information about the mayoral candidates, including their background, by going to nbc10.com. >>> according to police, a school employee stole a dozen ipads from a new jersey elementary school. fadari mitchell has been charged with the theft of 12 ipads. he worked as a crisis intervention counselor with the school district. he had access to the ipads during a summer program at the school. his bail was set at $5,000. >>> and a respiratory virus affecting kids continues to spread. new jersey's first case of enterovirus 68 has been discovered. four children were being treated at children's hospital in philadelphia. it's called enterovirus d68. infants and children and teens are more likely to become infected. symptoms include wheezing and breathing

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we have book events on abraham lincoln and george washington and john marshall. we are giving the liberty medal the legacy of james madison. on october 27, the opening of the gallery, presided over by justice samuel alito with governor jeb bush. the gallery is being named after president george h.w. bush. so it is going to be an incredible fall season. i hope you will join us. i could not be more excited than to open this amazing panoply o f discussions on the bill of rights with my friend and colleague and one of the most distinct constitutional theorists i america, -- in america richard epstein. "therd's new book, classical liberal constitution" careerculmination of a rethinking constitutional interpretation and making him one of the most distinctive constitutional voices of our time. in our discussion this evening, we will discuss how richard offers a powerful alternative to the conventional theories of constitutional interpretation, namely conservative original is a and progressive living constitutionalism. he calls it the classical liberal constitution and i

for the republican party, it becomes clear that nobody, not john c fremont or salmon chase was better suited to lead the country than abraham lincoln. what are the other options? this morning, it seems exceedingly possible that this administration will not be reelected, then it will be my duty to -- abandon the emancipation proclamation? lincoln was well aware of the that wasusness generated by the emancipation proclamation. 1860 four, advisers were still trying to get the president to back away from that proclamation. he answered those well-meaning folks in this manner. will be damned for time and eternity if i return to slavery the black men who are fought for this country." so no, he is not going to change his mind about emancipation. so then it will be my duty to open up negotiations with the confederacy? lincoln was adamant that he would accept peace under two and only two circumstances, one, the restoration of the union, and two, the south had to agree to abandon slavery. isn't this what the war was about? the south is not going to say, oh, yeah, that's good advice. they will never accept these provisions. there had b

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john tyler, james buchanan, millard fillmore, franklin pierce. a record number of presidents to witness america's national tragedy and to plague, harass and oppose and advise president abraham lincoln. so for me the story began with a conversation with a friend of mine and he mentioned something you don't ordinarily associate with the civil war in the mid-19th century. five of them are still alive and i knew instantly that i had the idea for my next book. so to tell the story of the five presidents in the civil war it's hard to figure out exactly where to start. and so i phoned in on a dinner that was given early in the administration of president andrew jackson and the first secession crisis the country faced. so the idea of nullification was plaguing andrew jackson and the idea that a state could veto or refuse to be bound by the law with which they disagreed. so in this case we are talking about the terrorist diet is placed on the goods that come into the country or the manufacturing which eliminated the foreign competition but it was a burden on the agriculture that was an exporting economies that rely on the terrace and free trade in order to be successful. so south ca

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. >> abraham baldwin from georgia was the the last person to sign the constitution of these united states. >> okay. >> but who was the first person to sign it? and it wasn't johnon cock that was declaration of independent. >> a lot of people get cop fused with that. >> we are real involved with this trivia. of course, we have the passage here. >> we will model them here. >> we have to answer it with the hat on. >> yes. >> without the the hats. >> yes. blank. >>> but first, these local cooks will put their culinary skills to the test here. we will have a bake off, that is coming up next. >> yummy. is there it is 9:38. how fitting, look at that, our american flag just blowing in the wind. very patriotic. >> i have work here so many years, right here and every once in a while it just hits me, this is where our country began, the birthplace, right in our neighborhood. it is crazy. before we went to break we asked who was the first person to sign the constitution of the united states? >> and so we're going to get to the answer. of course, we have our flags out. we have these lovely hats. >> um-hmm. >> we're ready for the answer. >> the the first person was, our fir

too, like a calling card left for vice president andrew johnson by john wilkes booth, the very day booth assassinated president abrahamk some of the most powerful ones, or at least the most interesting to me, are the examples you might not expect to find. >> reporter: katharine hepburn, frank sinatra, jackie robinson, and so many others pulled from the billions of papers in the archives. each making a mark in history. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> and we have much more just ahead in the "newsroom". it all starts right now. >>> and hello, everyone. i'm deborah feyerick in for fredricka whitfield. and here are some of the top stories we're following for you in the "cnn newsroom." america on a mission, trying to nail down support for the battle against isis. >> bottom line is that terrorists like isil have no place in the modern world. >> secretary of state john kerry seeks support from critical allies in the middle east. we are going to tell you if he got it, just ahead. >>> and another nfl player in hot water. minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson charged with felony child abuse. hear the allegations and th

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abraham lincoln, and they've really trying to trash him. >> host: well, virginia, we do appreciate your calling in this morning, and we'll good ahead and move on to john in pennsylvania. independent line. john, you're on the "washington journal." >> caller: okay, peter. it's laughable to mention work and this congress in the same sentence. these guys spend over, over 50 percent of their time raising money. working on their -- during the offtimes for congress, boehner raised money, raised $50 million or something to that effect, and played golf for the entire month of august. so, these guys are like inoperable tumors that are stuck in congress because of gerrymandering, and we're the ones that get the short end of the stick. >> host: john, who is your member of congress and do you support him or her? >> caller: jopits, no way. 100% heritage foundation and the rest of the think tanks that are just koch brother financed and other big money people financed outfits to say what they believe, and then they just mouth it to their con sit tunes. >> host: thank you, sir. gene green. 50% of your time spend fundraising. >> guest: well, definitely not. i don't kno