even a broken clock is right two times a day so you know i mean john jay look at his february one thousand nine hundred twenty second letter to samuel miller's talking about whether a jesus was divine says for proof i've searched the scriptures diligently but without success i mean you know it's well. if i don't i'm not everybody has one hundred percent market on the right so so well ok you were given a tax exemption as a trade for staying out of politics why should i pay your taxes so that you can run around and preach politics. well first of all politics the word means governing its influence and christians ought to have a right to influence government and they ought to have a right to influence the course of a nation and so we are not i hate you for it to be that a your taxes to do that oh what taxes do i go well i'm assuming that your church does not pay property taxes i'm assuming that wherever you live you're calling a rectory and you're deducting that i'm i'm assuming that you know like most churches you're basically the rest of us are paying for your fire for your police for the pu

. >> which he was a member of and john jay ran. these are the local founders in new york state, who were part of this. about 32 -- >> actually, new york had the most slaves of any state north of the potomac. >> that's right. they add real problem to deal. it was not like never had that. >> it was easy in vermont. there were two slaves, you know? >> that's right. >> but -- and it took a long time. not until 1827, but if the united states had gotten rid of slavery by 1827, i mean, we would have died and gone to heaven, right? no civil war. >> they passed legislation in new york in like 1803 or 4. i think -- but it was a gradual emancipation. >> yes. >> so that the last slaves would have lived on up until the 20s, '30s, '40s, matter of fact. it's a lot easier if you're in new york and you don't own slaves and the economy is not dependent on slave labor than it is in virginia or south carolina. virginia's 40% african-american. the total economy is dependent on slave labor. south carolina is 60% african-american and equally dependent on

kennedy of criminal justice at john jay college as well as director the center for crime prevention and control. a self-taught criminologists helped engineer the boston marathon money to 90s by bringing together line for us that community leaders and drug traders to cut down the street violence in boston neighborhoods. his work has been adapted for cities across the country and is had numerous awards including two innovation in american government at the kennedy school at harvard. his new book, "don't shoot" as a number of his work developing and implementing a program by understanding and describing street violence on a theoretical level. a recent online review for the new public knows what's brilliant about chinese were the street violence has its own special contras and patterns can be understood and manipulated. as i said after the talk will have time for questions about why a signing here at the front. as always, make you think anyone who purchased a book this evening by doing so you are supporting both the local independent bookstore is most this author series. do not join me in w

the various indian war of the west from the 1860's to the 1916 incursion into mexico with general john jay pershing. 23 buffalo soldiers received the medal of honor in the 19th century including participation in the spanish-american war and here is a little-known fact. between 89 and 1904 the buffalo soldiers during the summer months serve in the sequoia and the yosemite national park becoming the nation's first park rangers and you know spooky and their hats they introduced those broad brimmed hats into the service which is now standard issue for all park rangers. african-americans in the military during world war ii and the tuskegee airmen. the war offered african-americans and opportunity to combat ed schultz presidents in society once again proven their patriotism as the had done in every war in this country since the french and indian war in the mid 18th century. black service was tied to the pittsburgh labeled first the vv campaign, victory against fascism abroad and a victory against racism at home. our first black general was benjamin davis senior who served in the army since 1898

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and john jay thought as follows. he thought -- he was a northerner, the mississippi river was a far off place. who had ever heard of it? who needs this far off river? we're going to risk a war we can't win for a river that we can't use. and so he was firmly of a mind that he was going to try to give this river away to the spanish. and really this gets at the heart of the problem, that the continental congress and the congress under the articles of confederation had no capacity to bring the military might of the nation. and if it had, the spanish would have never dared to provoke us into a war. but it's the quick thinking of madison and monroe and founding rivals that prevents the mississippi from being lost to the united states forever. well, we all know about the problems of congress under the articles of confederation. madison and monroe worked very, very hard to try to alter them. they tried to do two measures principally. number one, to pass an end post so that trade that comes into the united states could be tax

from the 1860s to 1916 incursion into mexico with general john jay pershing in pursuit of poncho v. 23soldiers received the medal of honor in the 19th century, including participation in spanish-american war. and here's a little-known fact. between 1899 and 1904, the buffalo soldiers during the summer served in the sequoia in the yosemite national parks becoming the nation's first park rangers. and you know, smokey the bear, gradgrind hats, they introduced those hats into the service, which is now standard issue for all park rangers. african-americans in the military during world war ii and the tuskegee airmen. the war offered african-americans an opportunity to combat in jim crow society they want again proving their patriotism as they had done and everywhere in this country since the french and indian war in the mid-18th century. like service is tied to the pittsburgh courier seybold -- first label to double the campaign, victory against fascism abroad and get reagan's racism at home. our first black general was benjamin davis senior, who has served in the army since 1898 and receive

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i don't think we'll be a country in the sense that john jay in federalist ii described us as one unique, separate people. >> host: and you know this occupy wall street effort that's proliferating in hundreds of communities? >> guest: right. >> host: it's marked by a great diversity of background. >> guest: right. >> host: cultures, religions, race. >> guest: right. >> host: sort of united against the power of wall street and washington. >> guest: right. >> host: in a desperate search for a more democratic sign, not just political, but economic. >> guest: right. >> host: how do you explain that? that seems to be against -- >> guest: against what i'm saying? >> host: yeah. >> guest: ewell, i do think this, the measure of unity they have, i think one of the reasons they have it is because they're not defining their demands. i've seen some of their 13 demands, and i'm sure some of those folks who are tea party types would not be in favor of those demands. so i think there's no question about it, ralph, i agree with the fundamental premise of the occupy wall street folks which is, look, thes

devices it is my pleasure to introduce david kennedy privity is professor of criminal justice at john jay college as well as director for crime-prevention and control. self-taught criminologist to help engineer the boston miracle in the '90s by brig together of law-enforcement and drug traders to cut down on street violence. his work has been adapted for cities across the country and earned him numerous awards including two innovation of american government awards from the kennedy school. his book "don't shoot" a memoir of his work developing and implementing his program to describe it street violence on a theoretical level. every cent on line review notes with his brilliant about the work is a specificity that it has its own special patterns that could be understood and manipulated. as i said we will have time for questions followed by a signing in the front. i would like to think anyone who purchase is a book to support the local independent bookstore as well as the authors series. please join me in welcoming david kennedy. [applause] >> good evening. i don't think this is just one seri

and suggested twenty seven year old would be earning more than ten million dollars a year yes jay italian johninto milan have also targeted the striker have so far failed to match city's valuation the manager about the mancini insisted this should go. to. college or. i want to. do that for you it's important now to restart to play because. we want. to remind you that the n.b.a. . is no good for you. paul meanwhile says he will help inform title rivals turn them on sunday looking for a victory to maintain their lead to second place manchester united to keep up the pressure as they travel to arsenal while spurs are thirty five points behind you i said harry redknapp has once again down back to atlanta actions. we want to go to and get a result in play will one come away we start from the game but. so i've said many times you know six point seven point eight point lead can evaporate very quickly can't they were saying it's only two arms over the years so. it's you know so to play for everybody still but it's like everything i keep saying that top four is is really where we want to be we want to g

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he received his bs in criminal justice from the john jay college of criminal justice and is j.d.he ford university school of law, and we are delighted to have mr. tucker with us today. please proceed. here entire statement which appears redwood to considerably more than five mets will be made a part of the record so you can make a short statement orally. >> thank you very much. >> chairman, ranking member, distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for this opportunity to testify here today on the importance. as a director for office of state, local, and tribal affairs it is my job to work closely with the state, local, and troubled communities in support of prevention and law enforcement initiatives to develop a policy and programs. i understand tow a board is to identify and support alternatives to incarceration. having walked the beach as a new york city police officer and working criminal-justice for the past 35 years, it is clear we cannot arrest our way out of the nation's trade problems. the obama administration recognizes that addiction is a disease and the prev

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beginning at noon eastern on book tv on c-span2, john roberts on beaumont's literary culture and the challenges of running an independent bookstore. also jay lee thompson on teddy roosevelt's post presidential expeditionings to africa and europe and on american history tv sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, january 11th, 1901, the lucas gusher at spindletop hill changed the economy of texas and helped usher in the petroleum age. and with the oil came the rough necks and with the rough necks advice. tour the dixie hotel on crockett street,ec

john james autobahn. the set more than 3 feet high and spectacular birds inside. columbia jaythe carolina parrot, the common american swan, now taking flight again and becoming one have the most valuable books of the world. >> american history on the auction block. that's "world news" for this saturday. diane sawyer and political team standing by in the wings. we'll break in with a winner when it comes tonight.

book tv on c-span2, book bazaar owner john roberts on beaumont's literary culture and the challenges of running an independent bookstore. also, beaumont author jay lee thompson on teddy roosevelt's year-long post-presidential expedition to africa and europe. and on american history tv on c-span3, sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, january 11th, 1901. the lucas gusher at spindletop hill changed the economy of texas and helped usher in the petroleum age. and with the oil came the roughnecks. and with the roughnecks, life. the dixie hotel and infamous brothel on crockett street, decades of gambling, prostitution and other crime thrived until a 1960 james commission crackdown. beaumont, texas. next weekend on c-span2 and 3. the first civil rights legislation since reconstruction was enacted while president dwight d. eisenhower was in the white house. and now some 50 years after ike left the oval office, thurgood marshall jr. was among those who gathered at the eisenhower presidential library to consider his civil rights legacy and the groundwork that preceded the civil rights movement of the 1960s. this discussion is about 90 minutes. >> well, will the re

john boehner (r-ohio) es bastante claro que para muchos de nosotros hay 1 falta de consenso en este momento., y esperaria que se continue buscando consenso antes de que avance este proyecto." jayrney, portavoz de la casa blanca nuestra firme opinion es que debemos hacer algo sobre la pirateria en sitios extranjeros, pero hacerlo de manera que no vulnere 1 internet libre y abierta. oscar en peru, las intensas lluvias que se registran desde noviembre pasado han dejado 11- muertos, 16- heridos, y mas de 4- mil damnificados, informo el instituto nacional de defensa civil... las lluvias tambien han destruido viviendas y dejaron casas inhabitables, y mas de 9 kilometros de carreteras destruidos... el gobierno ha entregado 47- toneladas de ayuda humanitaria en 79 provincias de 21- regiones del pais, afectadas por los desbordes de rios y avalanchas...... de visita ofic brasil el ministro de defensa de colombia juan carlos pinzon, dijo que no se requiere lo que a su juicio es un espectaculo mediatico para liberar a los secuestrados, solo la voluntad de dejarlos en libertad... senalo desconocer la propuesta de tregua que presento el grupocolombianos y colombianas por la paz, encabezado

john james autobahn. selling for $8 million, the four-volume set more than three feet high and those spectacular birds inside. columbia jaythe carolina parrot, the common american swan, now taking flight again and becoming one the most valuable books in the world. >> american history on the auction block. that's "world news" for this saturday. diane sawyer and political team standing by in the wings. we'll break in with a winner when it comes tonight. [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's got tender white meat chicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup.

john james autobahn. selling for $8 million, the four-volume set more than three feet high and those spectacular birds inside. columbia jaythe carolina parrot, the common american swan, now taking flight again and becoming one the most valuable books in the world. >> american history on the auction block. this week with george tomorrow morning r morning. good night. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. >> thousands of protesters took to the streets one day before the 39th anniversary of roe v. wade. nick smith is live in san francisco. >> reporter: one demonstrator told me that it's possible that the recent shift in the political landscape motivated thousands of anti-abortion activists to take to the streets of san francisco this morning. [chanting] >> two groups with two very different of different -- different views on life in the

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msnbc contributor, maria kumar returning to "up," and john randolph, host of underground railroad here in new york, and you can find him online where jay has a bunch of video commentaries that you check out, and it's some of the most insightful things you can find on the internet. >>> the republican candidates met last night for the first televised debate in 2012. although mitt romney did not say much, he may have walked away a stronger candidate when he arrived because the five men standing between him and the presidency attacked each other. one of the most interesting exchanges was ron paul and rick santorum. here is ron paul pointing out rick santorum's spending record. >> what really counts is his record. he's a big government and big spending individual, because he preached the fact that he wanted to balance the budget but raised the debt to five times. he voted along with no child left behind to double the size of the department of education, and he also voted to -- for a prescription drug program. he's a big government person. >> ron, i am a conservative and not a libertarian. i believe in some government. i do believe that gove

johns. hopefully for their sake hoyas can find the rim. 40% against west virginia, only 14% from downtown. and that's not all they need to do better. just ask jay. >> all the games just come down to turnovers and playing hard. whoever takes care of the ball, whoever wants to win, whoever wants to play harder, that's what the game comes down to. both losses we could have take care of the ball and play harder. >>> rapid fire highlights. virginia tech lost its first two acc games by 7 points. d.c. matt humberto frees, four steals. 14 points, 8 rebounds and a block. that flush, virginia tech loses another close one, 61-59. west virginia hosting rutgers today. gary brown, crossover street ball! delivering to kevin jones. jones had 24. west virginia 4-2 in the big east after the 84-60 win. >>> army-nevada. men, i love it! julian simmons, one, two, three! it feels like something heating up. army gets their first league win and defeat navy 75-52. on the women's side, navy women hosting army. feeding army starts now. i like the white board. game tied at 56. jada, the game-winning lay-up. navy beating army 58-56. we get excited we when beat arm in any sp

jay gray, nbc news. >> jessica is from bedford, virginia. her father still lives there his name is john buchanan. he told cnn he was flabbergasted, in his words, when mr. obama called out of the blue. buchanan said he was happy it had a good ending and the military had been in touch with him since abduction last october. >>> president obama left town today for a three-day road trip to garner support for his state of the union proposals and his re-election campaign. brian mooar is on capitol hill now with the latest. brian? >> reporter: hi, doreen. if president obama isn't officially in campaign mode, this will do fine for now. president obama hit the road with his state of the union message, a blueprint for what he calls an economy built to last. >> it is an economy built on american manufacturing with more good jobs and more products made right here in the united states of america. >> reporter: iowa was stop one in a five-state, three-day tour, stressing jobs, energy, education and changing a tax system that gives breaks to millionaires. >> if you make more than $1 million a year, you should pay

john and ben. they want something unique. they know there will be a lot of attention on their children so they want them to have a significant name. >> the latest is beyonce and jay-d's newborn daughter blue ivy. other eye opening names include apple, kyd and sage moonblood. and ocean. how about michael jackson's children, blanket, paris and prince or how about penn gillette's daughter moxie crime fighter. >> jason lee named his son pilot inspect are to. you also saw ashlee simpson nher child bronc. people always will know what the name of mariah carey's kids are. they are mother oak owe and monroe. >> stay tuned for the scene of the accident celebrity naming to turn heads inform hollywood, dan springer, fox news. >> they always got to outdo the other person. >> a dispute at an airline counter. hear what made a man so upset that he posted the recording online. >>> up next, the update on new hampshire's big primary and . >>> stacy cohan has this story. >> reporter: here we go again. metro riders, you may have to pay a bit more. i'll have all the details coming up in a live report. >>> we are taking a look at the 14th street bridge. traffic moving along okay out th

jay wexler, visit his web site, jaywex.com. >> so let's move now to the mcintosh era. so much is going on at apple at that point, there's so much growth, and his personal courtship of john scully begins. talk a little bit about that, that -- >> it was a, it was a bad mistake. and it was almost like he saw john scully as a father figure or a mentor. scully really wanted to be cool and hip and wanted steve's approval, and it was, for a while, you know, the famous line i think it's at the zahn' mow -- san remo apartment that steve is thinking of buying, and he brings john scully up. they're looking over central park, and scully's demurring. and steve says do you want to spend the rest of your life -- because scully was in pepsi -- selling sugar water, or do you want to change the world? so scully comes, and scully is a man of prep school sensibilities, great manners, very kind, but he's hard, it's hard for him to deal with conflict. steve felt the price, i mean, i say why were you so tough, he says, well, the price of admission to being with me is that i've got to be able to tell you you're full of it -- actually, use a word with two more letters. >> yeah. [laughter] >> an

john. thank you for your support and ask you to introduce your speakers speakers. >> thank you jay sandefurr and work within our executive director of myself joined theo this chase and in you to thism discussion. the henry m. jackson foundation was founded over 30jf years ago after the untimely death of senator henry m. jackson.ac and it was founded to help us can tame you the legacy of his good work in the foundation paid and t as one of the coronation pursui pursuing a continuedogue in bipartisanship and civilongre dialogue and congress. and so, it is on this occasion asss jason said of the centennial of a scoop spurred that we are so pleased to be partnering with the bipartisan policy policy center and disgustingness impts and chalnging center we have obviously a very distinguished panel of two former senate majority leaders who knew all about bipartisanship and who followed in that spirit that senator jackson exemplified here to scoop was in the congress for over 44 years. and he was done for his ability to solve problems by working with people on both sides of the aisle. the fact that

jay, does he tap into a narrative that exists by republicans or conservatives. >> he touched a never and the nerve is this. let's go back to 2008. everybody in the press corp knew johncancer stricken wife. not a word was said. everybody my that john kerry had gone through a difficult divorce. why didn't they air a segment of his ex-wife two days before a primary or election. the media was the chief apologist for what went on through the clinton years. this is the double standard to which republicans and conservatives object and that parts of the nerve he touched last night. >> don't forget the dan rather story that was fabricated about george w. burns alleged service in the national guard. 16-point swing for newt since tuesday and it's been reaffirmed by last night's performance by attacking juan williams or responding to juan williams and john king because the republican electorate whether democrats wants to say it's true or not, that there is a media bias against republicans. megyn: we learned you are no fan of newt gingrich. but doses spouse a strength -- does he espouse a strength and confidence. >> he called mitt romney a liar. but he is a good debater and he's

john boehner. >> if the president wasn't campaigning, why next week after he gives his address to a session of congress is he traveling to five battle ground states? >> reporter: when reporters pressed white house spokesman jayampaign politics. i challenge you to look at what the president does on any given week, including this week, and many weeks going backward and not come to the conclusion that he spends a relatively small amount of time at this stage on campaign events. >> reporter: carnie says that the president spends the majority of his time doing what he was elected to do, that's working to engage with congress to fix the am i econoeconomy an more jobs. >> dan lothian at the white house for us. >>> crime fighting or an invasion of privacy. using a brand new tool, new york city police may be able to peek under your clothes to look for weapons. >> the government will not only know where you are, who you're associating with, but also know what's in your pockets, what's in your body. whoa! golly, that is deep snow! yeah, can you get me out of it? of course. travelocity? that's how i got here! that's amazing! but i'm still stuck. come on man, dig it! [ female announcer ] travelocity. get great deals on a

john huntsman reacts and joints us for a live interview. >>> unexpected departure. president obama's chief of staff suddenly resigns. why did he leave and was the president surprised by the announcement? >>> and greatest creation. jay-z raps about the birth of his first child with beyonce and reveals for the first time their struggles to have a baby. ♪ last time the miscarriage was so tragic. we was afraid you'd disappear ♪ ♪ but i don't, baby you're magic. >>> today, tuesday, january 10, magic. >>> today, tuesday, january 10, 2012. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning. uh i'm ann curry. >> i'm matt lauer. let's go from new york city to a live picture of a polling place in bedford s, new hampshire. we have early results -- a few, but some results. >> that's right. nine voters in the tiny town of dixville notch have made their votes. mitt romney and john huntsman tied. a trend the former governor hopes to see throughout the day. we'll talk to them ahead. >> also ahead, new details on a colorado couple seriously injured by a bomb that was hidden inside a paper bag and left by their car. the ex-husband of one of the victims has been named a person of interest in

secretary john bryson, energy secretary steven chu back come epa administrator lisa jackson and the labor department's director of the office of recovery for all zero communities and workers jay williams are all taking part in of osha activities this week. and the new of social is a reminder to me nicu u.n. shorty -- of the fact that in the face of stiff opposition the president a tough choice to help provide the auto industry with the temporary support it needed to rebuild their companies and get moving again. this was a difficult decision, and came with significant risk. but the president was not willing to walk away from those workers, and to allow the great american automobile industry does bear the could disappear. today the industry is coming back, creating jobs and moving cars off the line. last month the bottom automotive industry added nearly -- rather 11,000 positions, bringing the total number of jobs added in the fourth quarter of 2011 to 36,000. the industry added 100,000 jobs over the course of 2011. in december, we saw although sales climb for the seventh consecutive month, and the big three's -- ford, gm and chrysler all salles sales increases for december and

jay and bud wilkinson, fans know them well. from the field, of course. but what about once the game clock stops? nuggets of wisdom shared with you next. >> gretchen: plus, you know politics. senator johnwo shiners. what the heck happened ♪ ♪ you and me and the big old tree ♪ ♪ side by side, e, two, three ♪ ♪ counthe birds in the big o tree ♪ ♪ la la la [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. ♪ ♪ you and me and the g old tree side by side ♪ butyou take away the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and the charminoutfits. take away the sprites, and the storybook narrator... [ man ] you're le with more electric trucks. more recycled shipping materials... and a growing number of lower emissions planes... which still makes for a pretty enchanted tale. ♪ la la la whoops, forgot one... [ male announcer ] sustainable solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. >> steve: time for headlines on this tuesday morning. president obama's controversial pick to run the newly created consumer financial protection bureau going to get grilled on capitol hill. house committee wants to

first is by our original chief justice of the united states supreme court john jay.s is from 1745 to 1829. providence is given to our people the choice of their rulers. and it is the duty as well as he privilege and interest of our christian nation to select and prefer christians for their rulers. wow, that guy seemed to be pretty one-sided, didn't he? that was our first supreme court justice. we have come a long way from that. let's read what reverend james a. garfield had, u.s. president and minister of the gospel. are responsible for the character of their congress. if that body be ignorant, reckless or corrupt it is because the people tolerate ignorance, recklessness and corruption. if it be intelligent, braver and pure it is because the people demand these high qualities. if the next centennial does not find us a great nation, it will be because those who represent the enterprises, the culture and morality of the nation do not aid in controlling the political forces. in other words, they don't vote. those are a couple of politicians. let's look at what a couple