john r. crowe thomas g. crotty robert l. ikshank welles remy crowther grace alegre cua john robert cruz francisco cruz cubero thelma cuccinello richard joseph cudina neil james cudmore thomas patrick cullen iii joan cullinan joyce rose cummings brian thomas cummins michael joseph cunningham robert curatolo laurence damian curia paul dario curioli patrick joseph currivan beverly l. curry andrew peter charles curry green michael sean curtin patricia cushing as themy brother, from why rescue 32 sacrifice his life along with all the other first responders who lost their lives in the service of others. your family's love and miss you. we honor your memory and your lives and all the lives we lost that day. , -- my sister,r maria. it has been eckstein years since i've seen that beautiful face and funny smile. i know you are my guardian angel. please take care of mommy and daddy now and i wrote you this little pelham -- this little poem. death leaves a heartache no one can heal. death leaves a heartache no one can steal. rest in peac

john r. crowe thomas g. crotty robert l. y crowther grace alegre cua john robert cruz francisco cruz cubero thelma cuccinello richard joseph cudina neil james cudmore thomas patrick cullen iii joan cullinan joyce rose cummings brian thomas cummins michael joseph cunningham robert curatolo laurence damian curia paul dario curioli patrick joseph currivan beverly l. curry andrew peter charles curry green michael sean curtin patricia cushing >> and my brother, gerard from rescue 2 who sacrificed his life along with all the other first responders who lost their lives in the service of others. your family's love and miss you. we honor your memory and your lives and all the lives we lost that day. >> and my sister maria. it has been eckstein years since i've seen that beautiful face and funny smile. i know you are my guardian angel. please take care of mommy and daddy now and i wrote you this little poem. death leaves a heartache no one can heal. death leaves a heartache no one can steal. rest in peace. [applause] >> gavin cushny ca

rescorla john thomas resta sylvia san pio resta and her -- martha m. szke david e. retik todd h. reuben luis clodoaldo revilla mier eduvigis reyes, jr. bruce albert reynolds john frederick rhodes francis saverio riccardelli rudolph n. riccio ann marie riccoboni david harlow rice eileen mary rice kenneth frederick rice iii cecelia e. richard vernon allan richard and my uncle, a proud canadian, kenneth william. that iople tell me today was too young to remember the day. most people tell me i was probably too young to remember the man my uncle once was. the reality is, i was a five euros boy who was pulled out of school to sit on the edge of the couch and watch the same holder watch thatre world day. i sat there, like millions of you, in shock, confused as to why anyone would do this. my eyes turn to tears because i was told he wasn't coming home because he was stuck on the hundred sixth floor of the north tower. that day will always be a deep in mymbedded mind. most people assume people of my time won't remember, but i remember. as for my uncle can, i hav

[ insects chirping ] >> with the country split over war with france, thomas jefferson escalates the division, attacking johne tabloid press, accusing him of being hamilton's puppet. >> thomas jefferson and the democratic-republican press start to really vehemently criticize adams. that is when the federalists push through the congress and john adams signs the alien and sedition acts. anyone who wrote or uttered anything against the president of the united states or the u.s. government was committing a federal crime. >> what is the meaning of this? >> congress demands it. i had no choice. >> no choice. you are the president. >> and you are my vice president or have you forgotten? >> the men who once worked side by side to create a nation are now bitter rivals. and the political clash threatens to split america in two. george washington's worst fears are being realized. as the nation reaches a crisis point, the father of the country lies near death from what starts as a common cold. >> cold developed something deeper and deeper, probably pneumonia. and then the doctors came in, they bled him. they did terribl

((sot)) john thomas, undecided voter john thomas, undecided voter "i feel like i'm in kindergarten, watching little kids fight back and forth." [butted with] sarah riekin, first-time voter "it's overwhelming, it's crazy between the drama and the negativity." in pennsylvania... one of the most important battleground states, the economy seems to be most important for voters. if history is any indicator... hillary clinton may have and edge.. democrats have carried the state--- the past six new information is being released about the accusations against brad pitt and the child abuse claims... we told he's now cooperating with the police... more on that story... coming up... also... are you over -sanitizing your kids too much? research is proving that is happening across the nation.. the harm it's causing...thats switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-560-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $2

john thomas rest of. >> david reddick. >> todd rubin. francis. >> rudolph riggio. >> marie rep. maloney:. eileen rice. >> tenant rice. >> cecelia richards. >> vernon richard. canadian,e, a proud kenneth william. today that iell me was too young to remember the day, most people tell me i was probably even too young to remember the man my uncle once was. the reality is, i was a five-year-old boy who was pulled out of school, and watch the same horror that the entire world watched that day. i sat there like millions of you in shock, confused as to why anyone would do this. my wide eyes turned to tears when i was told who would not be coming home because he was stuck on the 106th floor of the north tower. regardless of how old i was, that day will always be a nightmare burned deep into my mind. most people assume people of my time will remember. -- most people of my time won't remember. i remember. i have moreunsel, memories of him than most five-year-olds can expect to have of their uncle. he is the standard for who i strive to be someday, a

kelly richard john kelly, jr. thomas michael kelly thomas richard kelly thomas w. kelly timothy colin kelly william hill kelly, jr. robert clinton kennedy peter.my uncle, we keep your memory and spirit alive with stories of you.we love and miss you every day. >> and my father, police officer

john thomas, bakersfield, california. i consider you a nothing, bill.reilly, regarding your remarks about hate speech, why do you suppose every white supremacist group in the country is endorsing trump? immigration, mike. the immigration deal. by the way, there are relatively few white supremacist groups in the usa, thank god. ricky, las vegas. i don't even talk about trump. the left in my area is so violently opposed to imhad, coy get myself hurt. cj, massachusetts. bill, foreign aid to mexico is approximately $50 million a year. i'm pretty sure we could build a wall with that. the usa will send about 142 million bucks to mexico this year, c.j., much of that money used to fight the drug cartels. estimates on building a border wall go from $5 billion to $25 billion with a b. barry, palmdale, california. bill, how can you put the national guard in chicago without violating the posse comitatus act? the military cannot arrest people but they can detain until the police show up. every governor has a right to call out the national guard in public safety is e

let's bring in democratic strategist marianne marsh and republican strategist, john thomas.currently, president bill clinton on the offensive for hillary clinton. marianne, i begin with you. donald trump is of course in flint. bill clinton just spoke, stepping in for hillary. what happens now? there are a whole bunch of darts being thrown at the hillary campaign as it pertains to things like colin powell's emails that have been hacked. it's a big deal. >> better to be hillary clinton right now than it is donald trump. let me tell you why. you look at polls. election were today, hillary clinton would win the white house with 272 electoral votes. you only need 270. and wouldn't have to win florida, ohio, nevada, or iowa. she has had a tough couple days. maybe a tough week but it is better to be hillary clinton right now than it is to be donald trump if you're trying to win the white house. liz: marianne, i was watching you yesterday on fox business. i thought she is so good but that spin, i have to say -- >> that is fact. that is a fact. liz: he is ahead in nevada and ohio and

. >> joining us is dave jacobson and john thomas. let's get back in the time machine. a few hours ago when donald trump was a stillbirther and how this began. it was only a few hours ago when the "washington post" moved that story on its website. it was an interview where he gave it to the reporter on the tarmac, plane's engines were running. he asked it this way. i will answer it at the right time. i don't want to answer it yet. i don't want to talk about it anymore. the reason i don't is because then everyone will be talking about it opposed to jobs, the military, vets, security. mission accomplished. we still haven't heard from trump himself. john, to you, how important is it that trump actually says those words? >> i don't know how important it truly is. the campaign is an arm of donald trump but i think at some point he should say it in a sit down interview with cnn, maybe on this show. >> that would be great. >> he should say it at some point. donald trump is saying i'm on a roll. look at my polling numbers. i'm on the uptickment i don't want to distract from the

crisci kevin raymond crotty dennis cross john crowe thomas g. crotty robert l. cisco cruz cubero thelma cuccinello richard j. cudina neil james cudmore thomas patrick cullen iii joan cullonin joyce cummings brian thomas cummins michael joseph cunningham robert curatolo laurence damian curia paul dario curioli patrick joseph currivan beverly l. curry andrew peter charles curry green michael sean curtin patricia cushing. >> and my brother gerard patrick shrang rescue 3 who sacrificed his life along with all the other first responders who lost their lives in service of others. your families love and miss you. today we honor your memory and your life and the lives of all who lost that day. >> and my sister, maria lavag. it's been 15 years since i have seen that beautiful face and that funny smile. i know you're my guardian angel. please take care of mommy and daddy now, and i wrote you this little poem. death leaves a heartache no one could heal. love leaves a memory no one could steal. rest in peace, maria. [ applause ] gavin cushny caleb arron dack carlos s. dacost

captions paid for by cbs television distribution 24-year-old security guard john couch is suing devesha thomas and her brother, terrance cowan. john claims devesha crashed into a security vehicle and his personal car while driving through a parking lot. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 72 on the calendar in the matter of couch vs. thomas. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat. >> judge judy: this is about an accident that happened with cars, and each of you claim that the other is responsible for that accident. the accident happened when, mr. couch? >> may 6, 2013. >> judge judy: and you were working? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: you're a security officer, according to what i read. you're a security officer at a nightclub?

foremost among these were benjamin franklin, john adams, and thomas jefferson. the pacific ocean was the national western boundary of the united states. at first of course, it was a british westward coursing empire. the resident of massachusetts predicted in 1759 that america could become a mighty empire, but i don't mean, an independent one. widely reprinted in the colonies, a 1769 newspaper article from london commented on the spreading belief that america would be the future seat of the british empire. and london merely a provincial town, or perhaps just a historic ruin. benjamin franklin's 1751 pamphlet advocating the agricultural extension of europeans across north american continent predicted that because of the rapid increase of the a greateropulation, number of englishmen would be in north america than england within a century. after reading the pamphlet, a young john adams imagined the transfer of the seat of empire. once the french had been driven out of north america. in the early 19th century, he claimed there was nothing more ancient in his memory.

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i make sure that as the students are reading john dickinson or thomas jefferson, we also or thomas jefferson, we also do a good deal of burke.. part of that is because i love kirk and i like burke as well. a huge part of it is burke was the leading person in part to put his life on the line more than once. he was a treasonous at defending american rights. he did that for his whole career. it wasn't just a political political movement, burke truly believe that the americans had inherited the very long tradition of common law by jury, to be innocent until proven guilty, he thought we were the true englishman. it was kirk's ideas well. so well. so there is a sense that for our modern, but i think it's equally important to say that he is one in a very long line of thinkers. so so even though kirk starts with burke, burke is the inheritor. t the inheritor of socrates, plato and aristotle. he is the inheritor of all of the greats to the restaurant tradition. burke represents that. so for that idea to come forward, that is kirk's understanding that we, as americans, and i would even for the audienc

thomas: from the johns hopkins university in the united states.hank you very much for that insight. moving on, president erdogan says he will push on with turkey's military operation in syria, with the aim of securing his country's borders. operation euphrates against kurdish militants and the islamic state group is now two weeks old and has already seen the city of jean ping recaptured from islamists. on wednesday 290 syrians returned to their homes, but food and power shortages have prolonged their suffering. reporter: on entering the gates --jarablus, a sign of the past, a sign welcoming the islamic state. but they have fled the town and the first wave of civilian resettlement has begun. hundreds are heading back to their homes after seeking temporary refuge in neighboring turkish towns. >>. thank god, people are returning. the situation is good. but we are suffering from a shortage of services. the main problem is water, bread, and electricity. these are the things we need the most. 'eporter: as the residents lives resume, they take stock of t

look at both john adams and thomas jefferson. andrew jackson is an amazing who, because there is a guy functioned as president for eight years, with bullets in his body that could never be removed , failing eyesight. in theory should never have been able to do the job, but he was.and people speculated that accounts for his terrible countenance. he could have been in pain every single day of his presidency. but that is a pretty short list. >> do you think barack obama is healthy? my impression, i'm just a librarian and not a historian, but my impression is in 2008, john mccain, a much older man, and much more fragile at least on paper, more forthcoming about the state of his health and the muchstory, than younger and presumably much healthier barack obama. i think that is interesting. utah --5th amendment you had talked about, it sounded like what it says is if the president is unhealthy, it is like impeaching him. is that what it comes down to? richard: impeaching is the wrong word, because being ill has nothing to do with commit

john phillips... putting the and he found demaryius thomas deep for a touchdown that put the bengals away. the broncos won it 29-17. gas prices are on the rise - but fingers crossed - the higher prices won't stick around for long. and it doesn't have to be summer to go on a vacation.. taking a quick cents over the past two weeks -- putting the national average at 2-25 per gallon. but - that's still about 10 cents cheaper than this time last year. and analysts say - a slight decline in oil prices - plus the end of summer - could mean prices will eventually slide back down. but if you're dreaming of vacation - now may be the best time to use up those vacation days you've been saving. travel experts say this time of year - is full of travel deals. big family vacations are pretty rare - as most kids are back in school... that means vacancies aren't being filled - so airlines, hotels and even cruise ships - are ready to offer up big discounts. it was a show of force and love ...and pink - to honor and support loved ones affected by brea they were joined by survivors -- and people still in the m

. >> you include part of a letter that thomas jefferson writes to tom john adams this historic miracle that both john adamson thomas jefferson die on the same day, on july 460 years after signing the declaration of independence. he says time which outlives all things while live this people also. clearly taking the long view, who knows what exactly he was thinking. >> remember he believes in the afterlife is going to see the. >> i'm curious in the writings in his letters, he talks of slavery on a grand scale as an institution, but does he ever refer to it within the context of his family? does he talk about the need the paradox of the of what we see now where any of the other enslaved people on the plantation and a direct way? does he wrestle with that ever? >> no, he's not wrestling with it. talking about sally hemmings or anything like that, he sees himself as being a good master to these people into my family, and it is not, this is not something that is keeping him up at night. most of the time he's talking about slavery is that the request of somebody, somebody has written to him a

john adams against thomas jefferson in 1800. adams had been the sitting president. jefferson was his vice president. back until 1804, the 12th amendment, when you ran for the presidency, you ran separate, president and vice president. so the person that won was the president, adams. jefferson, his opponent, came in second, seheo he was a vice president. no love lost between these guys. i think adams needed a food taster, in other words. it would be similar today having a president in obama and mccain as the vice president. so not a very workable system. it was also an important election because arguably adams and jefferson were two of the most important founding fathers. adams chaired in philadelphia in 1776, adams chaired the committee charged with producing a declaration. jefferson wrote the declaration. so it was a real contest. it was also the first election in this young republic's history without george washington on the scene. washington died in 1799. so could this young republic endure without the great father around? it was a real bizarre election. now, jef

i'm thinking of thomas smith and john carlos raising their fist at the mexico city olympics being expelled from society is now we have young women in west point making the same gesture. things change but things go through change for the better. it depends on us whether they change for the better or the worse. things are always changing. another world is not only possible but it is coming. will be a better world? only if we, me and people watching and you and other citizens fight for more democracy, more transparency, more peace, more fairness, if we fight for those things we might get a better world. equally possible the world is endless war which are political leaders are promising us with greater any quality which we are seeing grow day by day. those things are possible too. when i say i ever work in progress, i couldn't have written it because i wasn't writing them. i was shouting. i hadn't written the book then. now i have written several. kind of evolving and say what do i want to make in the public conversation? that is a different place than 40 years ago or 50 years ago. >> host: wh

if you go back to john adams versus thomas jefferson or lincoln versus thomas -- or more recently, republicans said terrible things about barack obama and democrats said terrible things about george bush. mid-1980's, ithe spoke with a person -- a friend of mine going to uc berkeley. they were at the uc berkeley anti-reagan festival or barf. [laughter] that is nothing new. what is unusual is a level of this taste for both candidates within their own parties for different reasons. i suppose that will probably who ise regardless of elected although on the republican side, i concluded my column by saying that if donald trump wins, most of the party will get behind him for a while but if he comes to be seen as a failed president, the divisions will come back. in response to your question about turnout, that is one of the rate unknowns. factor thatertain make it impossible to know what is going to happen now. there are various theories about it. each poll incorporates its own very. charlie's. that people will turn out in normal numbers but they will be motivated more by hatred than passion for their

john got a little help from his friends. 4th inning, thomas, a liner unfortunately, there hasn't been enough glove work. >>> a last check at accu- weather as we head into labor day. upper 80s to low 90s. a cold front will come through on tuesday. then we'll expect the temperatures to be down into the low 80s, with a better chance for storms and start to dry out. for thursday, when the broncos play the panthers, we're looking at mid-80s and mostly sunny skies. >> you're forecasting a that's what fans like to hear. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. ? amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 36-month financing. hurry ends monday! >>> the following is a presentation of espn on abc. >>> it's a hot night in austin. deep in the hear

john and ann doerr and thomas and barbara stephenson. >> the wealthiest groups in america are the one that is tend to fund these senate and presidential campaigns, and certainly there's a lot of wealth in silicon valley and it is funding the candidates. >> daniel neuman and co-founder and ceo of maplight.org, a nonpartisan group based in berkeley that tracks and monitors where campaign money comes from and where it goes. >> it's not so much about geography as it is about where are the wealthy people and the wealthy groups. certainly hollywood is the center of that, silicon valley, new york, texas, the big states, the wealthiest areas. it's a tiny fraction of the population that funds those politicians. >> reporter: in fact, this campaign cycle federal campaign records show that silicon valley and northern california have eclipsed southern california in the amount of giving. we found another interesting trend. these big political donors from california are giving big time to campaigns in other states. specifically to nine tossup u.s. senate races in florida, illinois, indiana, nevada,

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thomas unleashed. with your host byron allen. tonight byron welcomes john mendoza, earthquake and howie mandel. and now, the reason women need fresh batteries, byron allen! [ applause ] >> all right. yeah. thank you. thank you. thank you. yeah. let me ask you, let me ask you, you guys like this shirt? you like this shirt? [ cheers ] i'm going to tell you a story

thomas unleashed. with your host byron allen. tonight byron welcomes john mendoza, earthquake and howie mandel. and no fresh batteries, byron allen! [ applause ] >> all right. yeah. thank you. thank you. thank you. yeah. let me ask you, let me ask you, you guys like this shirt? you like this shirt?

majority put in place by both of the bushes, herbert walker bush is responsible for clearance thomas and johnd and therefore we don't need the civil rights act anymore and sam, who is arguably the most conservative besides thomas on the court. they do have a sort of tops topsy turvey race. >> i love the complexity when you look at donald trump now sure beats uncompassionate simplicity and there was a wonderful moment by the way in the bush speech where he said a great nation does not hide its history, it faces flaws and corrects them. that's the classic reformers' creed. on the other side as you say the supreme court knocked down the voting rights act and this is very much the majority bush created and it was clear during the george h.w. bush campaign, h.s.w is a descent man but ran the willie horton campaign using race and crime. sit a ve it is a very complex history. in their guts i think they know it's wrong and i'll always respect is right after 9/11, he went to the mosque down the street from where i am right now and condemned any sort of prejudice against muslims right after 9/11. deep

principal john keely welcoming students back to st. thomas, the apostles school in glenn mills. >>> meanwhile, the heat and humidity are leading to shorter school hours in mercer county. all trenton public schools will have early dismissal for the rest of the week. high schools will send students home at 12:30. middle schools will end their day at 12:45. and elementary schools will let out at 1:00. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it's a hot day for the first day of school, and temperatures will continue to soar, as we give you a live look over market street. krystal klei is here now with our forecast. hi, krystal. >> reporter: hi. the focus of our forecast shifting to the heat over the next several days, because we're looking to a return to the 90s here in philadelphia, as we move around our area, a lot of upper 80s and into 90s for the next sever days. feeling a lot like that summer heat, even though we're now into september. so for tomorrow, the humidity also going to start to bump up. that means we're going to have th

thomas finally jumped on twitter. his teammates haven't been safe since. ask john greco. >> ? somebody knows it. ? the way that you shake it on me ? ? makes me want you so bad, -- ? >> tony: these big guys. io is big and greco is pretty big. did you know that song? >> romona: i do. (vo) maybe it was here, when you hit 300,000 miles. or here, when you walked away without a scratch. . every subaru is built to earn your trust. because we know what you're trusting us with. subaru. kelley blue book's most trusted brand. and best overall brand. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, we all know what donald trump has said about women... so how can rob portman still support him? maybe it's because they agree on so much. and defunding planned parenthood. and opposing equal pay for women. ted strickland respects the rights of women to make their own decisions. rob portman has endorsed a man for president who doesn't respect women at all. >> it is cooler. we will be saying hello to september. it is the start of the meteo

john: what books meant the most to you? bill: james thomask biography of washington was my favorite historical book. , in literature my two favorite borges, the argentinian, and vladimir novel called --vladimir novikov. fire."rite book is "pale mark: thanks to our two candidates gary johnson and bill weld. bill weld is an incredibly impressive guy. john: a lot of people have asked the question, why isn't bell weld on the top of this ticket? he is in impressive guy that knows a lot about foreign policy. he was a popular governor in the blue state of massachusetts. i always thought he had a national future 20 years ago. mark: as far as i know he has not weighed in on this alepppo f lap. date will be interesting to see when he talks about it and how he handles it. johnson, you ask him why he is doing this, and he says he doesn't want to leave any stone unturned. i feel like bill wells feels like this is a joyride, like gary johnson said, come do this thing with me and it's the last chance to be in the national conversation. i can't imagine that

thomas and sanders vertically. virgil green with a calf injury. they have got to get the they have a great secondary. >> i thought he was like john phillips is so with the way he played earlier. they can't?they can't make turnovers. they has to get advertisement for a screen behind them. maybe the defense should buy it. he was off to a great start but heecollided a broken home, in his forearm, we don't know how long he will be out. this is not good news.>> he is the captain of the defense. he is the guy that inspires people. he is on a count resonate and right now he has a broken bone helen i watched him walk out he had a cast of his right arm. i can't see any scenario where he plays against cincinnati. it will probably be a couple of weeks. maybe he misses a typical broken on. it's an arm and a hand that he uses to get to the quarterback. think it will be difficult over the next six weeks, shakeel in a shame it ray have to step up. i have been very impressed with shane raised soofar. >> the shane and shaq show coming up. >>> more on the afc west. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the spe

secretary of state john kerry threatening to cut off all contact with moscow over syria unless russian and syrian government attacks on aleppo end. big news today. lucas thomasith the latest from the pentagon. reporter: that's right, jenna. this morning secretary of state john kerry spoke to the russian counterpart to cut off all talks with russia over syria. things escalated dramatically in the past week after a u.n. convoy delivering aid, food, blankets, toys for children was bombed. officials say here at the pentagon it was the russians that were responsible for that bombing. there were syrian jets also in the area. the russians deny the accusations. they say a u.s. drone was in the air. pentagon officials i have spoken to deny the charge. it's a big back and forth. one thing is not in dispute, jenna, the syrian people are the victims. right now there are 250,000 syrians trapped in eastern aleppo. some cut off from food and water, and dramatically, they really need aid they say. secretary of state when he spoke to his russian counterpart said quote, the secretary made clear the united states and its partners hold russia responsible for this situation, inc

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you go back to john adams versus thomas jefferson or lynn can versus dugs a -- lincoln versus douglas. republicans said terrible things about barack obama. democrats said terrible things about george w. bush. republicans said terribly things about bill clinton. democrats said terrible things about ronald reagan. i remember a friend who was going to u.c.-berkeley and we were going to a local park and they were holding the anti-reagan festival just to show how much they hated the president of the united states. that's nothing new. what's a little unusual here is the level of distaste for both candidates within their own parties for different reasons. and so i suppose that will probably continue regardless of who's elected. although on the republican side i concluded my column by saying if trump wins, most of the party probably unites behind him, at least for a while. although if he comes to be seen as a failed president, the divisions come back. in response to your question about turnout, that is one of the great unknowns. one of the uncertain factors that make it impossible to know wha

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of 1798 pervade criticism of the federalists president, john president, john adams but not as a republican vice president thomas jefferson. it took took brandeis through an extra ordinary evolution of thought to distill the jeffersonian position into this remarkable passage and note, i will just begin by noting how >> we call them the people. you have to protect free speech if they cannot protect theirsh lawn speech they haven't -- brandeis he quotes twice in that incredible passage, he quotese his brother to pledge in 1808 as well as quoting jefferson's first inaugural address talking about the importance of protecting air of opinion. brandeis is basically saying, because citizens have an obligation to develop their faculties and public reason to educate themselves to make them worthyfa of democracy, as long s there's time for deliberation t for the best remedy for evil counsel is good one, it's only when there's not time to deliberate reason together thata you can ban speech. that's why came up with a principle that speech can only be banned when it is intended to -- that is the crown jewel of the american fr

john: a lot of questions. thank you so much. >> now thomas, former nyd commissioner, try to get more information. thank you so much for joining us, first of all. you've been taking a look at live pictures as we all have. we have been hearing stories about how fast this train was going. at least one witness there who was on the train itself said that he could feel that the train had gone off of the tracks before impact. does that tell you anything as to what you think occurred here? >> well, you still don't have the answer because you haven't been able to examine the equipment or get testimony, i guess, from the conductor and engineer. those are the key areas that they will find out pretty quickly. at least the early part of the investigation. right now you have to guess, you know. john: i just wonder about the procedure that is the rescue crews are trying to follow in situations like this. you know, most of the train tracks are electrified with 12-volts or something like that. you can't just leap into one of these trains that has crashed without taking proper precautions. this must be incredibly

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john and robert and their children. >> sunday evening at 6:00 on "american artifacts," we'll visit george washington university and its director, thomas blanton, for the 50th anniversary of the freedom of information act, signed into law by president johnson. >> john moss picked up this bright young illinois congressman as a co-sponsor, a guy named donald rumsfeld. rumsfeld's statement on the floor of the house in 1966 is a pretty good explanation of why the bill then become a majority bill. rumsfeld said, government's gotten so big, it's involved in so many different pieces of our life and our commercial life, industrial life, personal lives, medicare, social security, so forth, we need the right to get those records out of agencies to be able to uphold our own standard of living, restraint on government. >> on monday morning, the national park service marking its 100th anniversary. the robert e. lee memorial. we spoke with robert stanton and brandon beis who will oversee a year-long restoration of the mansion and grounds. >> we were incredibly fortunate we were able to tailor our specific needs for all kinds of things for the museum

john phillips at tight end again. he did have a touchdown last week against the bengals. but the big danes game from the wide-outs. ascertaineds and thomas went over 100 yards and is had td's for the first time this year. >> one thing, i don't mind being a diva. i am a diva. [ laughter ] >> i like winning ball games, i like catching passes. every wide receiver in the world likes to catch passes. every wide receiver in the world likes to put up points. he's like a country diva though. [ laughter ] >> i'm like hollywood. >> emanuel just called you a >> i don't have one. i'm from the country. i drive a ford. [ laughter ] >> country of divas. >>> do you have a pair of shoes like these? does that make you a diva? they belong to von miller. he posted pictures of them today. he wears them in warmups. >>> half of the team's six world making their debuts tonight. varlamov will start in goal. he played for russia in the world cup. johnson is back, playing tonight, on team usa for the tournament. and nate mackinnon as well. >> i think when you play fast, you don't have to being about different positional areas too much. you just did out and play up

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john doe" probe of walker to continue. new at 4:the milwaukee county medical examiner has ruled the death of a jail inmate as homicide.the cause of death -- dehydration.terrill thomas was found dead in his cell back in april.he was charged with opening fire inside the potawatomi casino -- and stealing more than four- thousand dollars in chips. the milwaukee journal sentinel is reporting the water in thom before his death. milwaukee public schools revealing more about what happened when a 13 year old student brought a toy gun to benjamin franklin school. ann sterling talked to parents who live near the school and are now speaking out about what they feel are a a number of problems. one day after a 13 year old student brought a toy gun to benjamin franklin school -- kids are back on the school- yard playing kickball.but parents who live across the street are still asking a lot of questions.sharonda smith / lives across the street9.09.10 - 17 it's scary and i didn't school would bring so much terror. it does.9.10.38 it does make me wonder.no students were hurt -- but 2 milwaukee police officers were sent to the hospital. police say the officers were called to the scho