you don't notice right away that is why it is important to have different editions 1624, captain john smith and 1627 edition in 1625 he dies said prince charles look what happens. there have etched a crown onto his head now he is king charles though the difference here don't see right away. also the difference is a portrait of pocahontas that does not look like her. but this is her in england says some of the students know she was getting ready to get on the ship to come back to america and died of smallpox this is what her columnist has been brought her to england day to rest her up but it doesn't look white. so that gets them thinking about the cultural connections changes and interactions but we do have a portrait of pocahontas that this is a little more documentarian where john smith fighting the indian king he is so grave with the gun but he did a not win that battle and he is on the chopping block. he looks very small here and very helpless where pocahontas steps in and asks him to save his life. but get the difference of scale he is very small low-cal tall pocahontas is that shows up

. >> john smith is not happy, as part of a project to replace curbs and sidewalks, the municipality cut down a half dozen of 70 of the sycamores and maples that make this street attractive. >> they destroyed the character of the street and they have taken trees down and never replaced them. >> there is a stump in tim's front yard and a pile of fire wood that will last for years. >> it stinks though, it's destroying the old town character hst street. >> looking at the stumps and seeing the damage inside of the trees, they say that tree experexper experts carefully study and identify the trees. >> if the township knew the trees were in danger of coming down, and took no action, there is a liability problem, but it's our job to make sure the residents are protected. >> the concern is that the trees will not be replaced. >> but florence officials are promising that new trees will be planted. >> that will happen this fall. >> i wish we were notified ahead of time and it may have stopped the controversy here. >> i used to have shade and now we get full sun now. >> there may be fewer trees but

we have the 1624 captain john smith, general history of virginia, new england, etc., and we have the 1627 edition. there are some very important differences. in 1625 king james died. so in 1624 prince charles is still prince charles. look what's happened now. someone has gone into the copperplate and etched a crown onto prince charles' head, and now he's king charles. and so it's a fascinating little difference that you don't see right away until you start looking. also a difference between these two volumes is this one has a portrait of pocahontas. and when i showed this to the students, they said, well, that doesn't can look like pocahontas as we think of her. but this is pocahontas when she's in england. and, you know, as the story goes as some of the students know, some of them don't, she was getting ready to get on the ship to come back to america and died of smallpox, so never made it back home. but this is when her english colonist husband had brought her to england. they dressed her up in english jack by january clothing, but it doesn't quite look right. they say, but it does

we have the 1624 captain john smith from a general history of new england, et cetera in 1627 edition. if some important differences. in 1625, king james died. so in 1624, prince charles is still prince charles. look at what is happening now. someone has gone into the copperplate and matched a crown on to now has king charles. so it's a fascinating difference you don't see right away until you start looking. the difference between these volumes. when i showed this to students, they say that's not pocahontas. as we think of her. but this is pocahontas when she is in england and is the story goes, some of them know, some of them don't. she was getting ready to get on the ship to come back to america and died of smallpox and never made it back home. this is when her english columnist has been brought her to england. they dressed her up in english closing, but it doesn't quite look like this. it doesn't look right. so that gets them thinking about this cultural connections and changes in interactions and we do have a portrait of pocahontas. both of these books we have the maps. this is a l

. >> reporter: john smith of florence isn't happy as part of a grant project to replace curbs and sidewalks along the boulevard. municipality has cut down half a dozen of 70 to 80-foot sycamore and maples that have made the tree-line street so attractive. some are believed to be 100 years old. there's a giant 3-foot wide stump left in tim lloyd's front yard. >> they have to go, if they are a hazard arrested to the houses let them go. it stinks because it's destroying the old town character of the street. >> looking through the stacked pictures, town officials say free experts identified trees that had to come down. >> the tree could split it could crack or fall over, large limbs were falling. if the municipality knew that the trees that were in danger of coming down and they took no action it's a liability issue. >> reporter: some neighbors are concerned that the trees that have been cut down won't be replaced, they say that's happened in the past. but florence officials say new trees will be planted. that will happen later this fall. >> i wish we were notified ahead of time, it may have st

john henry smith reports. >> fans turned out if their number two jerseys to see one last performance by the yankee who is number one in their hearts, derek jeter. derek jeter gave their fans what they hoped to see. first inning, first at bat, an rbi double. then came the ninth inning. it came complete with the winning run on base, and jeter at the plate. jeter delivers the game-winning rbi in the final yankee stadium at-bat. he said the elation at the moment. >> i'm happy i did, that i hit to win the game. but if i didn't, i don't know what i would be doing right now. >> jeter still has three games left to play. road games in boston, but the yankee's all time great said that thursday is the last time you'll see him at his familiar shortstop. >> today was my last game playing shortstop. i wanted to take something special from yankee stadium. the view tonight is what i want to take from it. >> i've lived a dream. since i was four or five years old, and part of that dream is over now. >> great piece, john henry smith. that will do it for this news hour. i'm david shuster. inside story i

. >>> i'm john smith from new creek, west virginia, i drove up here in a t-r4. that has good running gear. it's detroit iron. >> got a pretty look. welcome back to the dream cruise presented by chevy. we love to see the classics. the new cars. >> those new models come with new technology. jeff and joanne joining us with state of the art features. >> i am a foot few away. from woods -- woodward avenue. take a look at the 1968 camaro. beautiful. beautiful car. as they continue to cruise on down woodward avenue. there he goes. you know what's interesting, performance and technology and of course, gm has one of its staples in there. that's going to be the nameplate of corvette. join us. take a look inside and under the hood. >> these cars are incredible as you heard them talking about. general motors and chevrolet has used the corvette to showcase new technology. they showed us the technology and that it would move to other vehicles. take a look at some of that and see what's coming. >> the dream car. >> we're talking about the corvette. it's always been an innovati

martha: they have a file on john smith and they are supposed to go through a procedure but in a lot ofes they just close the file. so those people should be fired, they are not doing their job. >> reporter: it's very * hard to fire somebody in the federal bureaucracy. the attrition rate through firing is minuscule. this is the agency -- martha: lois lerner on leave with full pay, right? roorlt * this is the agency that last lois lerner's emails. this is the agency that's going to police obamacare. this is the agency two weeks ago we were reporting they were handing out $6 billion every year to bogus filings. made a claim, got the money, skipped town. martha: the president ought to be look at this agency saying i'm going to fire all the top executives in this agency. where is the outrage? where is the backlash? >> reporter: it's not there, is it? martha: are we just accepting we are a different kind of country? are we a third world country? or do we accept there is a certain amount of corruption in evening we do? >> we have come to the point where we realize the government will never be

john henry smith has more on this particular case. >> reporter: friends and family cheer in a north carolinaurtroom after a dung cleared two half brothers of raping and murdering a young girl over 30 years ago. >> it just wasn't in them. they wasn't raised that way. i'm glad they're coming home. we waited. we were patient. >> until last week 50-year-old henry mccallum was on death row. his half-brother lyon brown has seen his sentence reduced from death to life after retrial in the 90's. they were 19 and 15 when the police arrested them for the rape and murder of an 11-year-old back in 1983. their attorneys argued both men had fourth grade level iqs. and the police took advantage of them. >> with no legal representation and no parent, they're going to tell me they asked to sign something. >> reporter: after years of examination at the scene they claim there was no dna present to link the men to the crime. it was pointed to roscoe artist, a man who the brothers attorneys admitted to them over the years that brown and mccallum is innocent. he's in president for another rape and murder that occ

john henry smith joins us with more. >> the decision came after a set back for the movement. earlier in the week, a federal judge upheld louisiana's ban on same-sex marriages, but yesterday a three judge federal panel voled unanimously that bans are constitutional. it means the states jump from 19 to 21 where it is legal. governor scott walker of wisconsin said he will uphold his state's currents ban until the supreme court rules otherwise. >> the attorney general and i are both obligated to uphold the constitution of the state of wisconsin. until the supreme court makes a decision or says they won't take up the case and others like it across the country, we're obligated to continue to support the will of the people. >> wisconsin now joins 16 other states with bans in asking the supreme court to settle this issue. 15 states where same sex unions are legal have asked the high court to overturn other state bans. that's a total of 32 states asking the nation's highest court to step in. former republican spokesman from virginia had an emotional letter, saying while he had been de

what is the difference if we say his name is john smith or whatever? >> if you say that on a u.s.iately going to get to some of the arab networks and they're going to pick it up from cnn and others. it's going to cause a ripple effect. >> they're going to pick this up, too. >> they will, but it will be more prevalent -- >> operationally, how would that impact? >> every time you have a piece of intelligence, it can be linked to other intelligence. i would suggest that even in this kind of an organization, isis, they're going to put intelligence pieces together and they may completely maneuver the hostages away from where they have them now. that may have been what occurred in the first rescue attempt. but any time you can keep key pieces of intelligence from your enemy it's a good thing. >> they seem so bold. the same guy, the three videos, now they have threatened a fourth individual with beheading. they're just going on as if they're not worried. >> i don't think they are worried. the general referred to the failed rescue operation. militarily it was a success in the sense it was

john henry smith is here with more. >> good morning. he came out swinging, as calls cells for him to be held accountable. an espn report critical of the ravens is said to have come from a very biased set of sources. >> while the ravens owner denied his management team had any knowledge of the details of the ray rice incident earlier than they've let on, he also said they could have and should have pressed hard tore get their hands on the now in famous video. >> there is no excuse for me to have not demanded that video, except i wasn't concerned or interested enough to demand it. >> he is in damage control mode after an espn report alleging that ravens management had the video of rice's punch to his fiancee's head within hours of the incident. he called the report's sources into question. >> it's ray's attorney, it's ray's agent and it's ray's friends, and they are building a case for reinstatement. the best way to build a case for reinstatement is to make everybody else look like they're lying. >> one story surfaced that he promised to

. >> john henry smith has more. the panthers deactivated greg hardy. what happened there? >> back in july, he was found guilty of assaulting and threatening his girlfriend. this sunday, the panthers decided to bench him. there's been growing pressure for the panthers to do something about hardy. >> this is a very difficult situation that the league is dealing with right now. teams are dealing with this and we're doing the best we can. ok? we're not infallible. we make mistakes. >> critics demand the nfl do more. in another player controversy, adrien peterson was released on bail this weekend. the vikings star running back is accused of beating his son with a free branch. his lawyer argues it was typical discipline, but he was deactivated and ray rice now plans to appeal his indefinite suspension. he was released by the baltimore ravens after video surfaced showing him striking his girlfriend. >> a growing chorus are voices is calling for roger goodell to resign. sunday, nfl owners robert craft, jerry jones and daniel snyder expressed their support for goodell. >> thank you

. >> i'm john henry smith. a 9-year-old dice in a sand collapse on the beach. this is not the first time this has happened this summer. i'll be back to tell you more. >> san francisco 49er ray mcdonald arrested, charged with assaulting his pregnant fiancee just days after the nfl promised harsher punishment for domestic violence. >> the big number today is $1,100,000,000. >> why the aftermath of the financial meltdown is leading to another major bank deal. >> today's big number is $1,100,000,000. >> that is the price tag for the largest and latest bank takeover in spain. barclay's is selling off its operation. >> the deal includes 270 branches in spain and half a million clients. it had been spain's largest foreign owned bank but has been slimming down after losing billions on loans. >> a federal judge would have forced all five abortion clinics in louisiana to shut down. it was supposed to take effect today, requiring doctors performing abortions to have admitting practices within 40 miles. only one has such privileges. >> a typical day at the beach ends in tr

john henry smith is here with more. what happened?> witnesses estimate that around 100 kids were part of the mob, one witness caught it all on her cell phone camera. a kroger employee is on the ground in the fetal position. the mob kicked and stomped him and threw pumpkins at the employee. the mob targeted a 25-year-old man when he was walking to his car. two employees, 17 and 18 ran in to help, but the mob turned their wrath on to the two good samaritans, knocking them unconscious. witnesses couldn't believe what happened. >> why? my first reaction was why? why does anybody deserve it and why act like that? >> i was shocked. i didn't think he would ever do something like that. this should never be done. >> all three victims were treated for injuries. the group of teens was chanting fam mob, a reference to a memphis based gang. authorities are now trying to pin down the people responsible for this attack. parents are urged to take more responsibility. >> a major explosion at a kansas hotel. a gas line was hit, a man accidentally drove

larry margsac and john oates and claire smith. receive the 2014 rising star award and our own tracy davidson will be inducted into the hall of fame. and i can can't always speak for the station or for our colleagues, but let me just say, we're enormously proud of you. >> i am humbled. look at the other recipients. >> you're right there with them. >>> well, it's time to rev up the engines and take to the track. dover is welcoming nascar this weekend. for drivers taking to the roads, get ready for a drop. we'll tell you how low gas prices could go. i'm stanley tucci and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. one of my favorite fall activities is visiting our world-renowned wineries and craft brewers. and, award-winning distilleries and cider makers. they're located all across our great state. come raise a glass to your favorites. plan your fall getaway at iloveny.com/fall there's something for everyone >>> and we're looking in at a festive rosh hashanah service. the jewish new year began wednesday evening. >>> and h

smith, also a commentator on espn, john, to you on this one, think he only got two weeks suspension and he had some very provocative things to say about domestic violence. >> in my experience, we're often feel like being offended needs to result in a disciplinary action. in a free country, you hear speech you don't always agree with. sometimes you are offended by it. you know what that can do? help you strengthen your own pen opinion. i think it's exactly the wrong way to approach free speech in a free country. >> few seconds, left, wayne, you want to wrap this one up? >> it's simple. i agree with what jonathan said. a free country and free speech. it's between you and -- why goodell, for example, who's the head of the league, is involved in this, i don't know. it's between the employer and the employee, that's what's involved. >> a real wage war. you hear a lot about "hello. you can go ahead and put your bag right here." "have a nice flight." ♪ music plays ♪ music plays traveling can feel like one big mystery. you're never quite sure what is coming your way. but when you've got an enti

. >>> i'm john scott in for shepard smith. thank you for joining us today.r illegal immigration this summer? you ain't seen nothing yet. welcome everyone. i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." on this labor day, nation laboring over immigration fight may be hotter because the president is considering an executive order which may grant amnesty to millions of illegals already here. g.o.p. strategist lisa booth says this would just make the situation worth but democrats think it's the right first. jeanine, why executive action? why doesn't the president negotiate with congress like

john sasaki. >> charles mitchell or mitchey smith had been in jail. you can see him on this video.he rapper was arrested after turning himself in. >> there are charges being placed against him for kidnapping, false imprisonment, brandishing a firearm, being accused of conducting this criminal activity as a member of a gang. >> reporter: investigators are saying little about the crimes or the victim. >> it would be inprudent for us to provide any information about the victim in the case. including her safety. >> reporter: the district attorney has decided to release the rapper until police have gathered more information. >> occasionally i see him driving out of the house. never talked to them, never everyone know them. >> reporter: last night the sheriff's office raided his home but missed catching mitchell. a neighbor showed us these photos. >> they were just going through the house. there were lights inside the house so i guess they got into the house. >> reporter: the mayor spokesman told me the footage was from an event celebrating marshawn lynch. she says she does not know mitc

and they are -- adam smith, karl marx, john maynard keynes, number four is -- john kenneth galbraith. the 6'9" economists, you cannot miss him. and the fifth one is milton friedman. sorry, george stigler, you did not make the list. now you all can bluff your way in economics. you can walk out of this meeting, you do not even have to buy my book, and you can be a knowledgeable person in economics. isn't that great? in 1980, he did a pbs program that several million people -- some of you may have seen this -- it was called "free to choose." it was a wonderful program and it in energized both milton and rose friedman. producer, took them all around the world. he began each program with a short 10 minute speech. and then he invited people into disagree with him. wonderful debates and these panels and this was a great program. he put it together in a book. milton friedman holding a pencil and rose friedman on the back. another wonderful book that has an index. "free to choose." i should tell you, if you came to my home in new york, i have a library. i have opposite title book. i will have

. >>> i'm john scott in for shepard smith. thank you for joining us today. enjoy the rest of your labor day. "your world" is next. [shouting] >> you think things were crazy over illegal immigration this summer? you ain't seen nothing yet. welcome everyone. i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." on this labor day, nation laboring over immigration fight may be hotter because the president is considering an executive order which may grant amnesty to millions of illegals already here. g.o.p. strategist lisa booth says this would just make the situation worth but democrats think it's the right first. jeanine, why executive action? why doesn't the president negotiate with congress like other presidents do on other issues? >> you know that he has been tell -- this should not be a surprise. he has been telling congress and everyone in the world who is willing to listen and pay attention, the state of the union, that if congress did not move forward, he would take every step within the bounds -- >> why didn't he negotiate with congress? >> everything -- >> why

we were in fort smith, arkansas, and nixon got up, and he had a press conference and did an event for john paul hammer schmidt who eventually was the one guy who beat bill clinton for congress, or bill clinton -- yeah, i think, no, was it his first race? yeah, i think he beat bill clinton. but anyhow, we're in fort smith, and nixon goes to the motel, and it's a rectangular thing. it's on the inside, but it's only one story. and so nixon's got this room here, and he says i do not want to be disturbed, i've got to nap. i've got a big speech tonight, i don't want anybody to disturb me. i said, you got it, and i went down and mosesed around my own room. i saw this huge fellow marching straight across the quadrangle of this motel straight toward nixon's door. and he was yelling, hey, dick! hey, dick! to mr. nixon, you know, who's sleeping. so i started running, and i didn't get there in time. and this guy is pounding on the door, and the door opens and richard nixon let him in. i thought, that's the end of pat buchanan. [laughter] and nixon says, pat, have you met wynn rockefeller? this was win

miss a moment of "making money," right now to sandra smith, filling in for lou dobbs, president obama is coming up. and former parliament member john succession vote, she is next. >> good every ending, i am sandra smith in for lou dobbs with breaking news, we're awaiting president obama at this moment, scheduled to speak after the senate following the house's lead, pass the bill that gives him authority and funds to train and equip syrian rebels to fight the islamic state terrorists. authorize in form of an amendment to a larger bill to keep government open and running until mid tk*eurs, th december,l headed to white house, we're awaiting for the president to address this we'll bring it to you live. authorize coming as list of current and former generals calling -- >>

marine officer matt smith and john serving at the marine barracks in washington, d.c. >> two years later still active and getting ready for their biggest show yet. ours. joining us is matt and john. welcome to both you guys. thanks so much for your service. >> thank you for having us on. we're so excited to be here. >> you're in a break here. seven years, you've been in six years. multiple deployments. how did this all come together? >> it was all by chance. showed up at the barracks as a second duty station. matt and i found out we were from adjacent states and discovered we both played instruments. we started playing music in his backyard at a barbecue. his wife was making good food. transition from that to applying for this acm application through dod and got to go out and play with lady antebellum. >> you have a unique sound. we love it. first the name of the song is "the mom looks good on you". >> i have a good story behind this. i'm always look for stuff to pick to write a song. that line catches. so marcie had just given birth to our daughter and we were sitting around the dinner

and they are, number one, adam smith, number two, karl marx, number three, john maynard keynes and numberfour is -- john kenneth galbraith, 6'9" economist. you can't miss him. and, of course, the fifth one is milton friedman. sorry, george stigler, you didn't make the list. so now you all can become -- you can bluff your way in economics. you can walk out of this conference, this meeting. you don't even have to buy my book, and you can be a knowledgeable person in economics. isn't that great? all right. so then came out 1980, he did a video. he did a pbs program, 10 series program that several million people, some of you may have seen this called "free to choose." it was a wonderful program that energized both wilton and rose friedman. the producer took them all around the world. took them to hong kong and so on. and he began each program with a short little ten-minute speech and then he invited people in to disagree with him. and they had these wonderful debates in these panels, and this was a great program. he put it together in a book called "free to choose." free to choose. milton fri

. >>> i'm john clark, we are four days away until the eagles season opener against jacksonville. billy davis says first round pick marcus smithl have a limited roll on sunday. nick foles is opening the season as the starting quarterback for the first time. jeremy maclin is ready for his first season opener in two years. he missed all of last year with a torn acl. nick is leading the team now. >> this is the team, so obviously the confidence is going to be there, don't judge nick off of -- if he throws more than two interceptions this year, that's not going to mean he's declining as a quarterback. he's gotten better, he commands the huddle. he's making all the throws on the field. he's definitely the right guy for the job. >> you saw in the preseason the huge spike in the number of penalties called on defensive backs for illegal contact and holding. the games were longer, the question is, will officials start and continue to call this tight in the regular season. >> early on, i'm banking on it's not going to change much, i think there's a message they wanted do send. it's been sent. i don't imagine them backing off too much. >

smith, arkansas. nick then got up and he had a press conference and did an event for john paul hammerschmidt who eventually one guy that eats bill clinton for congress. i think she beat bill clinton. but anyhow, word for smith come as a nixon goes to the hotel and its direct angular name. it's on the inside, but only one story. so nixon as this room here and it says i do not have to be disturbed. i've got a big speech tonight. i don't want anybody to disturb me. i said you got it done in moseyed around my own room and saw this huge fellow marching straight across from the hotel straight towards nixon story. he was yelling to mr. nixon who was asleep in. so i started running and i didn't get there in time. this guys pounding on the door to door opens opens and richard nixon landed men. i thought that's the hand of someone. nick sinn says pat, have you met when rockefeller? this was winthrop rockefeller, the brother of nelson and david rockefeller, but it was a great war hero. the interest of the brothers he been involved in some scandal in the 50s. but a great fellow and that was my first introductions to t

smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an american doctor exposed to ebola was accepted at a hospital. >>> house speaker john boehner predicted that president obama's strategy of air strikes will not be enough to stop isis in the middle east. this video was taken from just inside the turkish border with syria. people there say the air campaign isn't helping them and the top house republican was critical of the president for saying that he doesn't plan to send in troops. >> the other day i think it's going to take more than air strikes to drive them out of there. at some point, somebody's boots are going to be on the ground. >>> in an interview on 60 minutes, president obama said the u.s. underestimated the rise of isis and overestimated the ability of iraqi military to fight the group. >>> this was the scene outside of yemen television. an international military component criticized president obama for not making quicker threats. >> they ignore the iranian influence which tells the tale of how the administration doesn't want to engage iran. >>> along with anti government violence there is growing conflict between th

general smith for president truman was a very good director. johnccone was a very honest director and when he thought he didn't have the ear of the president he resigned. he went back to california. bill colby tried to expose a lot of the excesses of cia behavior and admiral stansfield turner was a very good director of cia but someone who was very new to the washington community and i think never felt really comfortable as a cia director. and there were presidents who used cia intelligence very effectively. and actually richard nixon who was so critical of cia analysis used that analysis on two very important occasions. one to start the arms control process in terms of the salt agreement in 1972 and the abm, anti-ballistic missile treatly also in 1972 and without the cia guaranteeing the verification and monitoring of those treaties, which the cia did guarantee, something that made helms very nervous, i was working on salt at that time and he called us in and said, remember, only politicians can verify an agreement. he didn't like the idea that we

john. what do we make of what both sides. >> i'm not sure what eric smith is talking about.oogle gathers a lot of data about where you go and what you surf and uses that to target ads towards you. and that seems to be what tim cook was talking about. so i'm not sure what distinction he's making from what he said this morning. john, do you know? >> well what makes sense to me is tim cook, who just had a major breech of information on icloud and had ied is punching about google's core business. >> but also to say we only do targeted ads in g mail. arguably that is the product users share the most information. yes maps and others but that's valuable information and in g mail you are having real conversations with people. >> what he could have been saying is you are only personally identifiable as the person you are in g mail where you are not as anonymous with a cooke in other places. >> it's a distinction without a difference, right? when you are in youtube you are getting ads based on what you have done elsewhere on the web. double click is an enormous network and there are c

and former parliament member john browne on the scottish succession vote, she is next. >> good every ending, i am sandra smith in for lou dobbs with breaking news, we're awaiting president obama at this moment, scheduled to speak after the senate following the house's lead, pass the bill that gives him authority and funds to train and equip syrian rebels to fight the islamic state terrorists. authorize in form of an amendment to a larger bill to keep government open and running until mid tk*eurs, th december,l headed to white house, we're awaiting for the president to address this we'll bring it to you live. authorize coming as list of current and former generals calling -- >> good evening. today the united states continues to build a broad international coalition to degrade and destroy the terrorist group known as isil, as part of air campaign, france will join in strikes in iraq. and as one of our oldest and close of the allies, france is a strapbg partner in our efforts against terrorism, we're pleaseed that french and american servicemembers will work together on behalf of our shared security and values,

john kerry has been holding talks in the capitol. he signed up arab allies to the us-lead coalition on thursday. but turkey is reluctant. let's go live to bernard smithistanbul. turkey is a key nato ally why this reluctance? >> well, i think one of the big problems that turkey has with this is it has more than 40 turkish citizens being held hostage by the islamic state somewhere in iraq. and it fears retaliation if it were to play a public role in the coalition against the islamic state. turkey is very important for the us. it borders syria and iraq. the americans would really like to use a nato base. from there they are launch fighter jets that will target islamic state sites in iraq and syria. kerry has met with the foreign minister and is meeting with the prime minister, ahead of those meetings turkish officials were briefing that they would not allow the air base to be used to launch fighters. they are allowing it to be used to provide humanitarian and logistic support. turkey has been under pressure from the u.s., britain, and other countries to tighten its borders. they have allowed foreign fighters through from europe and the united states. tu

smith gets a four year contract skeng worth $68 million according to espn. foles' contract is not up but he could get a deal at the end of this season. john mayberry jr.howed up after spending the last month rehabbing from a wrist injury just as set to come off the disabled list they ship him to toronto. trieded for stafo. who will be next. phillies wrapping up their series. ryan howard, hot and cold the last few days. knocked in five runs in two games. tied at. howard on pace to finish with 24 homers and 1 0 0 runs batted in. later in the game, howard one for three today against the mets with runners in scoring position. phils leave tendon base and lose 6-5. >>> cole hamlees will be be on the mound. sixers fans we will not see him suit up. he's a tough guy. playing overseas, he lost six teeth stayed in the game and had six points. >> not so tough. eastern michigan came without sledge hammers and trying to knock down the brick wall before hitting opponent on the field. kind of backfires. they're having a tough time here guys. come on, come on. hopefully when eagles come running out of the tunnel at the linc it goes better as they run out with sgloop a

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smith abc 7 news. >> 2 napa school damage during the quake are planning to reopen tomorrow. saint john the baptist catholic school downtown napa yellow taking due to significant cosmetic damp. crew expect to have repairs done by tomorrow. stone bridge charter school is also planning to reopen tomorrow. building had crack and fisher after the quake. >> well at you know winery in napa saw some of the most significant damage in last week earthquake for them cleaning up has been a race against the harvest clock. tiffany will so that tonight with how the wine community is coming together to help each other out. >>reporter: what a difference a week makes. today in the family wipe ri you fill find a clean floor and row of aging wine. last monday broken bottle and busted barrel prevented anyone from walking inside. >> i think the adrenalin and enthusiasim of everyone in here pitching in made it go very fast. >>reporter: outside a similar change. no more chaos. just equipment ready for grape. transformation required 16 hour day. along the way karen discovered the damage is bad but not as bad as

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general smith for president truman was a very good director. johnwas a very honest director and when he thought he didn't have the ear of the president he resigned. he went back to california. bill colby tried to expose a lot of the excesses of cia behavior and admiral stansfield turner was a very good director of cia but someone who was very new to the washington community and i think never felt really comfortable as a cia director. and there were presidents who used cia intelligence very effectively. and actually richard nixon who was so critical of cia analysis used that analysis on two very important occasions. one to start the arms control process in terms of the salt agreement in 1972 and the abm, anti-ballistic missile treatly also in 1972 and without the cia guaranteeing the verification and monitoring of those treaties, which the cia did guarantee, something that made helms very nervous, i was working on salt at that time and he called us in and said, remember, only politicians can verify an agreement. he didn't like the idea that we were r

smith in istanbul and why is it important in the fight against the is group, turkey? >> johnry has just arrived in the last half hour or so and he will be meeting prime minister and the president erdiwan tomorrow. there is a base here in chile and that is a perfect take off point for coalition fighter jets heading to target is positions in iraq and perhaps also in syria. but turkey, turkish officials have been saying in the last few days they will not let it to be used for that. it can be used for low guessiccel support and perhaps providing humanitarian assistance. one of the main reasons that turkey is reluctant to publically do more is more than 40 of the citizens are being held hostage by the islamic state. however, turkey has responded to pressure from the united states, from britain and other european countries to tighten its borders and try and stop aspiring foreign fighters crossing turkey into syria and iraq. >> this might still be turkey soil but this is a border town that looks to the middle east. it's a place of pilgram and birth place of abraham, one of the great

homecoming in georgia, where captain jared smith hugged his wife after a 9 month deployment to afghanistan. that's our news for tonight. thanks for watching. i'm johngenthaler in new york. "america tonight" is coming up next. see you tomorrow. @ >> but what is the administration doing behind the scenes? >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >>> on "america tonight" - headed to the hot zone. the unparalleled ebola epidemic, and the president's plan to fight the enemy. >> the men and women and children are just sitting, waiting to die much right now. way. >> what he's proposing, and whether it will be enough to stop a killer raging out of

smith. charles s.falkenberg. >> zoe falkenberg. william f. fallon. williams lawrence fallon jr. anthony j. fallone jr. del lors fanelli. robert john fangman.ohn joseph fanning. kathleen anne faragher. thomas james farino. nancy c. farley. paige marie farley-hackel. elizabeth ann farmer. douglas jon farnum. john gerard farrell. john w. farrell. terrance patrick farrell. joseph d. farrelly. thomas patrick farrelly. syed abdul fatha. christopher edward are faughnan. wendy faulkner. shannon fava. bernard d.favuzza. ronald carl fazio sr. william feehan. francis jude feely. garth erequire feeney. sean b.fegan. lee s.fehling. peter adam feidelberg. >> and to my beautiful middle sister, vivian, you always danced to the beast your own drum, and for you, i pay tribute to you by wearing your god-awful ugly green converses today with the tacky yellow shoelaces. i know somewhere you're having a good laugh and you're enjoying yourself. >> to my uncle, william j. mcgovern, battalion chief of the new york city fire department, we love and miss you every day, uncle billy. [ tolling of bell ] >> edward p. felt. edward thomas fergus jr. george j. ferguson ii

we were in fort smith arkansas and nixon got up and at a press conference and did an event for john paulchmidt who was the one guy that beat bill clinton for congress. i think -- i think he beat bill clinton but anyhow nixon goes to the motel and it's a rectangular thing. it's on the inside but it's only one story. nixon has this from here and he says i do not want to be disturbed. i have got to nap. at the big speech and i don't want anybody to disturb me. i said you got it and i moseyed around to my own brown. i saw this huge fellow marching straight across the quadrangle of this motel straight towards nixon store. he was yelling hey, hey did to mr. nixon who was sleeping. so i started running and i didn't get there in time. this guy is pounding on the do door. the door opens and richard nixon with a man than thought that's the end of pat buchanan. nixon says pat, have you met win rockefeller? this was winthrop rockefeller the brother of nelson and david rockefeller but he was a great war hero. he was the youngest of the brothers and involved in some scandal but a great fellow. that wa

john kerry before the house affairs me. and chuck hagel. ahead of the request to arm the syrian rebels. this is "outnumbered." here today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, and today's hashtag one lucky guy, yes, iheis outnumbered. >> you have to broadcast before you go on air. >> nothing like a good scrum. i usually like to tape my ears back. >> what? >> the fight against isis front and center. the measure passed in the house yesterday, this a has lawmakersn both sides express deep reservations of the presidents plan and accused the administration of sending mixed messages on whether u.s. ground troops will be necessary. the president insisting america will not be dragged into another ground war. president obama: i will not commit you and the rest of our armed forces to fighting another ground war in iraq. after a decade of massive ground deployments it is more effective to use the unique capabilities and supportive partners on the ground to secure their own countries futures. the only solution that was feet over the long-term. >> but some have a different opinion on that with some current and former u.s. generals and the president former defense secre

john corpina from the new york stock exchange, gary kozlowski at the cme in chicago, peter around hand owe at the nymex, and hank smithief investment officer. hank has about $6.5 billion in assets. 16-year-olds in scotland never had so much power, but putting that aside -- or should we -- what is moving the the trade today? is it the fed or scotland? john corpina. >> i think it's a combination of everything. i also think this is a little bit of early window dressing. we're not going to see much of it next week. it starts to to build into the market now, and i think overall sentiment in this market is quite positive. the geopolitical headlines haven't derailed our markets yet. economic data has been mixed, if you wallet to call it that, so that bad news is turning into good news. and overall investors feel like we're getting close to the end of the year, their portfolios might have been underperforming the market so far, so it's time to start putting that money that we've been talking about is sitting on the sidelines back in. now, overall alibaba ipo, is that going to have a big impact on the market? no. psychological

john kerry before the house affairs me. and chuck hagel. ahead of the request to arm the syrian rebels. this is "outnumbered." here today, harris faulkner, sandra smithday's hashtag one lucky guy, yes, iheis outnumbered. >> you have to broadcast before you go on air. >>

. >> thank you, pat smith, for joining us live. also chris, mark and john.you. >>> he says no boots on the ground. but president obama ordering hundreds more troops to iraq. democratic senator joe manchin weighs in next [ siri ] i feel pretty. oh so pretty. oh, hi, cortana. you look...nice. [ cortana ] thanks. this is the new htc one m8 for windows. sleek. but, i'm more than just a pretty face. me, too. i can check your calendar, then traffic to help you make your mani-pedi on time. and you sound great too. well, i have two speakers for music. ♪ oh...i only have one. really? yes. and i'm sitting on it. ♪ >>> president obama promising last night no american boots on the ground in iraq. but he has ordered more than 400 troops to the war torn country for aid. up to 1600 now. is the president walking into yet another war that he thought he could avoid? here to react, member of the senate armed services committee, west virginia senator democrat senator joe manchin. senator manchin, did you like what you heard last night? >> i never seen the president this resolve

smith, arkansas. and nixon got up, and he had a press conference and did an event for john paul hammerschmidt who eventually one guy that beat bill clinton for congress -- or bill clinton -- yeah, i think bill clinton -- no, was it his first race? yeah, i think he beat bill clinton. anyhow, we're in fort smith, and nixon goes to the motel, and it's a rectangular thing. and it's on the inside, but it's only one story. so nixon's got this room here x he says i do not want to be disturbed, identify got to snap, i've got a big speech tonight, i don't want anybody to disturb me. and i said, you got it, and i went down around and mosesed around my own -- mow citied -- moseyed aaround my own room. and i saw this huge fellow walking straight toward nixon's door, and he was yelling, hey, dick, hey, dick, to mr. nixon, you know, who's sleeping. so i started running, and i didn't get there in time. and this guy is pounding on the door, and the door opens, and richard nixon let him in, and i thought that's the end of pat buchanan. [laughter] and nixon says, pat, have you met wynn rockefeller? this was winthrop rockefel

john kerry is in turkey to press the country to join an international coalition to destroy the islamic state. turkey, which shares a very long border with syria is reluctant to participate. bernard smith explains. >> reporter: this might be turkish soil, but this is a border town that looks to the middle east. it's a place of pilgrimage, the supposed birthplace of abraham. now men with different intentions from europe and beyond who are close to the end of a journey that will take them to syria and iraq to fight with a group that calls itself islamic state. but turkey has made that final leg a lot harder. >> the plain ahead is syria. this smuggler tells me it used to be easy to get there. you just cut a hole through the fence. not any more. the changes started ten months ago. turkish forces have been digging trenches along the border. they put tanks there, increased the number of guards and use night vision goggles. they've even shot at people. now it's much harder to get foreigners across. >> reporter: since january aspiring fighters have been trying to cross the border. into racca's province where they will be welcomed into islamic state. now raqq is behind me. turkey does not want