ladies doing the kettle bell swing.s one doing the extreme kettle bell swing up and over their head. girl in the middle here. takes her out of the competition. >> oh, man. >> there are many, many ways people have been trying to surprise their significant others. this is john. he's gone to blue kite cinema. they have written, composed and created an entire musical and it comes out of nowhere. ♪ look at the flowers ♪ look how they grow ♪ they talk at the hour ♪ no one would ever snow ♪ they put up a centerpiece >> it starts at the best man's speech. they are singing about the center police, the flowers. the bride looks confused. the dad jumps up. ♪ the day of their romance ♪ you're singing about these plants ♪ ♪ the song should be about my tie ♪ >> screw the flowers. the best man gets involved. ♪ but did you see how these plants might make you sing ♪ ♪ the happiness they bring >> not to be left out, john is going to get up and start singing. ♪ the crazy way you drive this is what you get marrying a guy who loves show tune

that is where the sap gathered and was poured into kettles and boiled. this is a very common practice, especially in north carolina and cities like burlington and savannah, georgia. they are where they are today as a result of this industry. while they shifted out to this timber to supply things like the british navy, the southeast had a real industry. even today you can find logs that were sent to downriver, submerged under water for a hundred years and still perfectly good today because of a high resin content of this tree. the industry utilizes poor labor forces. the amounts of tar and pitch meant that things stuck to their feet. the carolina tar heel probably comes from this industry. this really delicate and beautiful -- it's called toothache grass. the latin name comes from the fact that if you dig around the roots you will find it has a really pleasant, citrusy orange scent. if you chew on the roots your mouth will go numb. native americans had a few plants they would use if they had batted toothaches. the united states botanic garden, while most

when i borrowed the kettle, it had the crack. when i gave it back to you, it was in perfect condition. third, what teakettle? i have never seen that. that is my approach to the book. on the one hand, i want to say that the starting point about the constitutional framing in 1787 is over stated and one-sided in richard's telling. we are not meeting in york, pennsylvania. why? we can be happy we are meeting in philadelphia. well, york is where the articles of confederation were drafted. they did not work, which is why the framers came back to philadelphia in 1787. if you read madison and hamilton quite consciously wanted to draft a stronger document with a stronger national government. and medicine in federalist 51 says, this is -- the great difficulty lies in this. you must first enable the government to control the governed. and oblige it to control itself. and i think the other framers recognized the duality. and hamilton wrote about empowering the national government with force and vigor. i think richard's book emphasizes the la

it will kick off the red kettle campaign. 24. >> we have details on an overnight murder investigation. >>> a calendar controversy, swimsuit models packing heat with the national guard. >> a racy photo shoot has prompted an investigation at a national guard base in utah. swimsuit models had access to military equipment. it is believed two national guardsmen granted them permission without notifying their supervisor. the photo suit was for a calendar meant to raise money for wounded service members. >>> a man sprang into action to get a man outside of a burning home. >> you can hear the cries of a desperate daughter. three strangers ran inside the inferno. they found the father leaning forward struggling with his oxygen tank. despite that one of the rescuers said he would do the same for someone's, again. >> i would do it again, i would, 100%. >> reporter: why. >> just knowing the feeling you're saving someone's life. >> investigators are trying to determine how the fire started. >> students at a college in new hampshire could

baby dog milk -- >> and kettle tea. >> looks like a little pin cushion. >> so cute. >> i just want tod it myself, but it's so tiny i'd be afraid i'd break it. >> it looks delicious. >> the pranksters freak out strangers by walking up and sniffing them. >> and nobody likes it. giving a whiff has people miffed. come by. >>> the prankster is going to get punched one day, and he nearly did in this prank. watch what he's doing. he's doing the sniff test. he's just walking up to strangers, and sniffing them. and nobody likes it, especially these brothers. >> do something, [ bleep ]. do something, what you going to do, huh? >> he doesn't stop. he goes back at them. >> get back, man. get back. get back. get back. [ bleep ] get back, white boy. >> then he pulls out a can of crazy and do a windmill. >> this guy thinks he's on drugs. >> that's the obvious guess right that there, you don't deck the guy because he looks stoned out of his mind. >> don't do that [ bleep ] around me man, what's wrong with you? >> yeah, it was. >> [ bleep ]. >> i don't like these noises. it's giving me bad mental pict

worth, texas, newspaper about a new kettle bell workout club. the owner is one shelley williams, who may look familiar, because at the time, she's the most infamous widow in texas. her husband gregg, shot in the head in their king size bed, in their king size house. but now, less than a year after cremating her husband, michele is the very picture of a merry widow. >> it's very upbeat, it's fast. everybody has a good time with it. >> reporter: also having a good time, michele's employee gene wallis. >> we're in a group atmosphere so it pushes you more than you can push yourself. >> reporter: you could call him an employee with benefits. a dozen years younger than michele, they're now a couple. much has happened since that interrogation room where michele told two different stories about how her husband wound up with a bullet in his head. first she said it was murder. then suicide. but police have been weighing the evidence. based on the angle of the gunshot wound and other forensics, the medical examiner eliminated suicide, and ruled gregg willi

erhaps the other two are hovering over their kettle. this juxtaposes the 19th century century nd 20th warfare. the mounted cavalry could have been a scene from the previous war. like the civil but the depiction of the airplanes that makes this a 20th century war. hand-to-hand combat reminds us of previous wars. depiction astimate we see the expressions on each of the soldiers' faces. the artist was a popular children's cartoonist. this particular group of the french army helped to break the warfare in trench their native region of the french al ups. title called las diables which translates to the blue devils. scene.s another poignant the italian artist. t was the same artist who drew "good-bye old man" which we saw earlier. this was a funny depiction. we see a german officer staring at a small boy and his mother. away, the boy turns around and sticks his tongue out at the german officer. title is called "the strongest" which is kind of a play on words. strongest? is it the german soldier? or is it the little belgian or french boy? to e

kettle cooks wasabi ginger won out over cappuccino and bacon and mac and cheese. there is the mother and nurse from depford, new jersey, she will win $1 million, or a portion in sales, whichever number is larger. >> i would try that. i'm not sure about the cappuccino, no, i would try that too. >> now coming up next at 6:00. an aggressive group of bikers goes on a wild ride in philadelphia, shaking up drivers and tearing up playgrounds. >>> and police are trying to track down a gunman and we go live to the constitution center where the liberty medal will be presented to malala yousafzai this evening. >>> and for the entire "action news" team i'm rick >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night jim is on assignment, in the news a ring leader of the main line gunman, and the reward is offered in the robbery of a chickie and petes restaurant. >>> but the big story is a wild ride in the streets of philadelphia, a swarm of dirt bikes and atvs took to the roads creating dange

. >> to grind something freshly and put it in a cone, get the right water, kettle, temperature, pourhe right way is a skill, craft, something you can get better at. >> reporter: in blue bottle's lab, every batch of coffee they serve is tested and evaluated. blue bottle's next step, mass production for retail stores which comes with the challenge going big without going bad. >> i want to see how great we can be and how much scale we can accomplish that greatness in. >> reporter: with 15 stores now open across country and another dozen on the way, in the next year blue bottle is on a mission to convince americans coffee can be a lot more than a latte. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> halloween falls on a friday this year. but not for everyone. why some communities are rescheduling the holiday. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. >>> there's a strong demand right now for temporary worker. steven greenberg has the pros and cons of temping in today's jobs report. >> reporter: temporary workers represent a

. >>> kettle cook wasabi ginger is the winner of a flavor for a lay's chips. after a million votes wasabi ginger chips came out on top and they will be on store shelves soon. >> capuccino chips? >> no. >> beautiful day. and a big game tonight. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, lopreventable medical errors,hey all lnow the third leadingse of cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. [ birds chirping ] >> rick: i don't mind caroline and ridge taking risks, but this? i mean, no, no, no. what is this even supposed to be -- a bow? because it looks like a bird flew into the dress and died. if we remove it entirely, maybe -- maybe i'll include it in the line. that'll be all. thank you. >> maya: you a designer now? [ door closes ] >> rick: i'm presid

she's a nurse at temple university hospital and her kettle cook wasabi chips were the big winner. she will take home a million-dollar grand prize or 1 percent of her winning flavor's net sales, whichever is higher. >> that is good eating. >> weather-wise we're talking about a big cool down throughout the weekend. eyewitness weather watchers are reporting cooling conditions. right now it is 55 degrees in mount laurel. robin is saying that the skies are clearing in south jersey. that is the the good news. lets go to norristown where temperature is 56. david is saying the not much wind there. i like his advice. this is something we can all take in. it is good walking weather. good advice from david. lets dough to the north in perkasie where it is 50 degrees. this is captain chuck pressler and i want to thank him because he sent in this beautiful picture. you can see fair weather cumulus clouds. he is saying cool, breezy evening. if would you like to be an eyewitness weather watcher we would love to have you as par of our team. sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers. right now we are look

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she was inspired by her japanese grandmother, her kettle cook wasabi ginger chip. $1 million or 1% of the net sales her chip whichever is higher. >>> i want to say thank to you my husband, family and friends and co-workers and everyone in this state and every where in america that helped vote for my chip and make me a millionaire. thank you. >> got a nice troinring to it. she plans to put her winnings towards college for her three daughters. >> today there's a brewing battle over baby food. >> why the feds are going after a popular food maker. first here's what we're working for you right now for nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> a pence state lawmaker turned convicted felon using campaign dollars to celebrate her birthday. how she's avoiding jail time and walk being away with her pension. philadelphia city council did the work state officials can't. the hate crime bill they passed. new way for schools to keep students safe in case of a shooting. as the race for pennsylvania governor heats up we ask what each candidate plans to do with your tax $. >> there's a new vaccine fo

. >> that was guy saying -- i said it was like the pot calling the kettle black. >> there you go. >> stan, they're fantastic. >> yeah yeah yeah. digging digging. >> where is your next gig? >> stella blues band is playing television in new york. i was playing in that benefit with a bunch of really cool guys. we raised money for artificial legs for people in third world countries. >> let's get to our fed playbook right now. what moves do you make now that kiwi is over. >> we love the aarps, they're great. they're an incredible band. but i'm looking at data today that we got from the fed. my first reaction was that it has to be about the financials. look at the reaction you saw the second that news came out you see them start to lift up. there is a lot of different names, one name that did lag was jp morgan, i felt like that was maybe the best opportunity. i felt like it should have been moving with the rest of them. they pulled back later but i think financials are the best tradeoff. >> how come they didn't hold on. >> i don't know, but you know when jp morgan comes out and talks about

yesterday where oil turned at noon to the end of the day and flushed out two dollars a different kettle all together that. type of thing could bring us down again. i don't see that happening but those margin calls are very dangerous. >> dominick chu. a lot of of people give credit to caterpillar. >> one of the most heavily weighted in the dow. accounting for a good change of the gains today. caterpillar posting blow out earnings and raised financial outlook for the year. look the ripple effects. john deere. nothing runs like a deere. up a percent and a half as well. and farm retailers as well. a tractor supply company. it is the best performing stock in the entire s&p 500. they posted better than expected results last night. they are up about 14%. so the agricultural side of things and the heavy machinery looking decent in the day's trade. >> tsco who wants it? >> me. tractor supply. it was trading lock step with john deere but it is a completely different animal. it is not hundred thousand dollar six figure tractors. this is lawn tractors and feed for animals and atvs. these blew it ou

but, it is kettle cook wasabi ginger. >> yes. >> not a big fan of ginger. >> no, aim not but i like thenation of wasabi and ginger together. it is a special flavor when you put them together. >> back in july before were you here, alex, when we did the interview. we had all of the different chips here. >> cappuchino, mack and cheese. >> yep. >> and bacon. >> man machines go salsa. >> did you try others as well. >> yes, i did. >> i thought they were all pretty good. i mean i knew bacon mack was going to be my biggest competition. >> are you still working at temple hospital. >> yes. >> did that spread like wild fire the news. >> yes, everybody was tuning in, you know, that day that i was on good morning america because that is where the announce. was made. >> i have never seen that show. >> i'm sorry. >> and so, everybody, once we were on there we were allowed to tell everybody. it was text messaging, e-mails just went out. >> now are you in shock. >> actually the morning after, when i woke up, i check my even if because i had not check my even if since the dinner and there was 67 text mes

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in the kitchen he pours water into the kettle, which he then heats by lighting the gas stove in preparationfternoon tea. in this daily ritual, everything but the tea is heavily subsid e subsidized by the government. >> these are my electricity, gas, and water bills. >> reporter: how much are they subsidized? >> translator: about two thirds of the electricity bill, about one third of the water, and the gas a little less. >> reporter: as the light bill specifies in neighboring chile and brazil, it would be five times more expensive. in uruguay, 16 times more. and when he goes to the city center, he pays roughly 40 u.s. cents. the cheapest bus fair in south america. all of this costs money, and lots of it, as the president noted when she welcomed the first batch of new trains for argentina's heavily subsidized public rail system. >> translator: in all we have spent $220 million, the biggest investment in our public rail system in 50 or 60 years. >> reporter: of course subsidies are popular, but argentina can keep taking money out of the bank without putting it back. but rather than maintained

to turkey as happened this week, to someone getting on the internet and realizing how to build a kettle bomb and setting it alongside one of the greatest races in this country. >> we have seen . >> all of this shouldn't be new to any of us. where does it take us now we see our best neighbor getting hit with this. >> i think there's no question we entered an era and frankly we entered it before isis but isis will try to take credit for it, where the radicalized and empowered individuals is the biggest threat we face at home. i went through two train stations and i thought long and hard as i walked through union station, but could those one-off threats take down our political system, once you get to the point where your guards are armed, yes it is a threat no it is not an existential threat. >> we have something new now, the shooter is 32-year-old michael zehaf-bibeau. we have learned that the co corporal's nephew shot and killed this morning. reaction to this? >> we will have to wait to see how it unfolds. >> if it was connected to isis they would want the public to know. >> one of our m

kettle cooked wasabe ginger. does that not sound amazing?beat out mango salsa and cheddar bacon mac and cheese. >> it was all part of the company's do us a flavor contest where they asked fans to vote for their favorite new chips. a million votes. >> that just looks delicious. >> if i smell that coming from your office, i will know where you have been. >> that's right. all the junk food is in my office. help kids struggling with weight issues. that issue in just a little bit. >>> and another major retailer may be dealing with one of those dreaded data breeches. who and what you need to kn >>> a house is a mess and a woman counting her blessings after a car barreled into a town home this afternoon. sky 9 flew over the scene on ridge line drive in ghaithers burg shortly after 1:00 p.m. montgomery county fire rescue says a woman was sitting on the couch in the room that the car crashed into and she didn't even get a scratch. two adults inside the car were hurt, but both are expected to survive. no word yet on what caused that car to go into the

you were buying kettle corn.er one, i knew that i was deeply in love with you. and number two, i could feel the shadow of your child growing inside of me. [ laughter ] don't freak out. just a shadow child, not a real baby. just a shadow child. you are saying, dane cook, how can i keep the relationship effervescent and exciting and bring it to the next level? you got to watch porn together as a couple, yes. i highly recommend. yes, of course, watch some porn together. make it an experience, right? you sit down. you know, get the ipad out, right? first thing you do is go to the categories. okay? go to the categories. open those up. peruse. take a look around. don't be intimated because the categories is, it's pretty extensive. they've added a lot. [ laughter ] category six or seven years ago, it was like asian, threesome, latina. that's about all you had. you open up the categories now it's like the menu at cheesecake factory. it's just an anxiety-riddled -- [ laughter ] so, what is a category that you can enjoy to

if fanny and freddie are backing them they'll -- aren't we just warming up the old kettle we got boiledw years back. >> that's what most people think, and i understand why they're doing it because the banks are so hesitant to loan to these borrowers. but i just don't think it's such a wise idea long term. we need to do something about the requirements for people that actually are self-employed and are experiencing difficulty getting these loans. >> how does housing look to be right now? >> well, i'm in miami, and south florida, so it's a bit of a different market here because of all the international consumers coming into the market and paying cash for the most part. but we have seen the investors not purchasing as much, which gives the opportunity for the first-time home buyers to answer the market. i'm seeing more of a 5.5 month supply on the market and a six-month supply is a healthy market. so we need more supply on the market and more good eninventory -- >> don't get more supply in the market unless sellers feel emboldened or confident enough to think they'll get their price, and a

it's basically calling the kettle black. i'm still get angry talking about it.lways will. >> the other contradiction we saw from leon panetta last week was whether he described this as an attack by terrorists to the president on the night in question. here's first mr. panetta and then exchange our own bill o'reilly had with the president earlier this year. watch. >> we told the president that there's an attack that's going on, that terrorists are involved. >> did he tell you it was a terror attack? >> bill, i'm answering your question. what he said to me was we got an attack on our compound. we don't know yet who's doing it. >> john, your reaction to that. >> you know, if he believed it was a terrorist attack at the time, the moment rice came out and said what she said about the video, that it was not a terrorist attack, he should have came out immediately. i mean, that's why they're there put in that position. not to just keep covering things up left and right. i mean, it's time for the integrity to come back into this country. seems like all of our leadership

you are the pot calling the kettle black.r back in 2006 when the media had this to say during the midterm elections when president bush was in office. >> when support for the war in iraq also losing ground, many republican candidates for office are putting some distance between themselves and the president. >> two weeks from tomorrow, election day, and we have new indications it is shaping up to be a very difficult election for republicans. >> now fast forward to this year a new media research study shows the network evening newscasts have essentially blacked out bad election news for democrats. look at that, in the blue, that was 2006 when george bush was having a tough time in the midterm election. and in the red -- or in the first case it was zero mentions. in the red, that's president obama. let me start with dana. are you surprised about the lack of coverage of this bad election cycle for president obama by the major outlets? >> i am not surprised. they don't shock me anymore. but they always disappoint me. i am surprise

. >> is this the pot calling the kettle black or what?ove on to the final trade. >> in terms of this market, i think you can trade the airlines now. sell united airlines at these levels. i think caterpillar's numbers, too. my final trade is sell united. i think there's a lot of names like that that have rallied back. >> neighbors. it's one of those oil stocks that's been hit pretty hard. down 25%, 30% in the last month or so. we were buying that one today on unusual activity. >> karen. >> i like finish line. they got oversold. and i think it's good value, right here. >> guy. >> buy the flush in amazon. buy it here at 278. you add to it at 285. pull the ripcord at 315 profits. take a loss at 270. >> either going to be a great trade. >> good call. >> you and gary busey are tight. thanks for watching. that does it for us. catch us back here tomorrow at 5:00. but don't move. up next, there's a new type of crowd funding that's attracting thousands of investors. "cash crowd" takes over after this quick break. stay tuned. they're still after me.

in the kitchen her pours water in the kettle which then heats by lighting the gas stove in preparationis afternoon tea. in this daily ritual everything but the tea is subsidized by the government. >> this is, electricity gas and water bills. >> reporter: how much is subsidized. >> two thirds of electricity and one-third of the water and the gas a little less. >> reporter: as the light bill specifies, neighboring chile and brazil it would be five times more expensive and iriguay 16 times more and when he goes to the city center it pays roughly 40 u.s. cents and the cheapest in south america. all this costs money and lots of it as the president noted when she welcomed the first batch of new trains for argentina highly subsidized public rail system. >> translator: in all we have spent $220 million, the biggest investment in our public rail system in 50 or 60 years. >> reporter: of course subsidies are popular. but economist insist argentina cannot afford to keep taking money out of the central bank without putting it back and the reserves are plummeting on double digit inflation banned in

. >> to grind something freshly put it in a cone, get the right kettle, the right water, the right temperaturepour it in the right way is a skill, it's a craft, it becomes something you can get a tiny bit better after every single time you do it. >> reporter: in blue bottle's lab, every batch of coffee they serve is tested and evaluated. blue bottle's next step, mass production for retail stores which comes with a challenge going big without going bad. >> i want to see how great we can be and how much scale we can accomplish that greatness in. >> reporter: with 15 stores now open across the country and another dozen on the way, in the next year, blue bottle is on a mission to convince americans coffee can be a lot more than a latte. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> four barrel coffee? that's good,too. the boutique ones are good. i'm a fan of coffee. >> just give me caffeine. >> good to go. >>> how about some orange and black coming up to show giants pride? >> the fan fashion statement is about more than just cheering on the team. >> also, life lessons in the great outdoors. a bay area woman who is tra

cart and 250 bucks. 13 years later, they now have 30 employees, three flavors, products ranging from kettleorn to churros to crepes. their popcorn sells at fairs and farmers markets all over southern california. but the bulk of her money is generated through downtown disney. planet popcorn generates $2.5 million in revenue, but it still can't turn a profit. this year, they're about $200,000 in debt. sharla's mother has mortgaged her house and loaned the business almost $200,000 to keep planet popcorn afloat. planet popcorn is an all-cash business, and that leaves way too much room for things like missing money and theft. >> there's no charges on that. >> then that means they weren't charging again. idiots. >> because of poor management... >> oh, i got more counterfeit twenties. the bank took them from me. >> and a lack of focus... >> i got my cheese order right here. oh, wait, where'd all my-- [bleep]. >> this business is not as profitable as it should be. if they don't pay down their debt and improve their bottom line, this company will be out of business within a year. >> i can't [bleep]

laminitis for concord and loss kettles. morgan hill is looking at triple digit temperatures.l be back with a complete update of the forecast coming up. <>: reporter: well right now starting to get warm and you conceal not even bothering fixing my time because it's high. it's 29 degrees or in the 90s today. livermore a possible triple digits. if live in the house right now believe and bother with a jacket. but not hour from now you'll be sweating. we have a lovely family right now with two young kids. would you do make sure your two sons are hydrated. >>: i sedum with a big bottle of water. >>: reporter: would be due how old are they? >>: 11. i concentrate. stay >>: reporter: do you adjust your lifestyle and things that you need to do? >>: not really i'm used to being hired so a pretty much just shorts and t-shirts all the time. i just took off my life jacket. i think i'll be changing it to my s

and her co-workers this morning, nc bet on our show, after do us a flavor contest, came up with the kettle >> i want to grab one. >> she won a million dollars. >> so, after taxes, probably 650,000? or something like that? >> we asked her, also, does she want to take trip. >> she will take most of her family on big trip around the worm. but will stay, good for her. good day, it is thursday, october 30th, tomorrow's halloween. and i've got my outfit, 2014, here we go. >> live from the fox 29 studios. thisthis is "good day philadelphia". >> terminally ill 29 year old planned to end her life saturday. is she having second thoughts? new video just released. >> plus what does the perfect body look like? >> letting twitter for the wrong reasons, why victoria secret, you know the loungerie company, is under fire. >> halloween tomorrow. we have to keep our kids safe. how you can track their every move as they go door-to-door. >> oh, you know what? we are two of my favorite people, tommy davidson is here, and chuck nights. so we're going to do this. i need your advice, on what we should call this se

according to sources, they handed out hershey's kisses bottle cook -- butter cookies and kettle corn. 4500 people were expected. >> ♪ it's a graveyard smash ♪ >> ♪ it's a mesh ♪ >> ♪ it's the monster mash everything is cool that is a part of the plan when you get to my door, tell them bodies into the monster mash into my gate -- graveyard smash you will catch on in a flash and then you can monster mash ♪ >> president obama handing out candy at the white house. this week and he will be hitting the campaign drilled to support democratic candidates. -- hit the campaign trail to support democratic candidates. on sunday he will be in philadelphia to campaign for tom wolfe, trying to unseat incumbent pennsylvania governor tom corbett. live coverage rate here on c-span. -- right here on c-span. >> in the south carolina race republican tim scott was appointed to the senate last year in south carolina. this year he is running against democrat joyce dickerson and third-party candidate job oc. -- jill bossi. the candidates debated last week for about an hour. >> this program is made possible in

news conferences were a different kettle of fish at those times. there were big primetime news conferences with fewer ships of 60 million people at 8:00 at night. it was maybe three or four times a year. now it's more frequently than that. george herbert walker bush had so many press conferences we used to not drive them but it was like a oh my god is the third press conference. he would drop into the briefing room and he was just here two days ago. [laughter] have you got a question? but that has diminished too. >> on the specifics we might have to go to mark later but i won't call him out right now. you probably have them on the top of your head. >> always. >> entry you mentioned that used to go to church with president carter. >> it was not a matter of faith that being his junior correspondent. at the weekend duty and i was backing up my senior correspondent john palmer and judy woodruff and so part of it was to go to church as a pool reporter and take his sunday school -- because he delivered the lessons. actually it was great for a young junio

authorities told him and of course they lie to him and they lied to the other peace chiefs such as black kettle and white antelope who were too shy and peace chiefs and they were all working together. left hand is more outstanding because he can speak english. he can translate what the other chiefs want and tell the white authorities come he can tell them so they understand in no uncertain terms. so that gives you an idea of who he was and what it was doing and how we work very hard and gave his life. he gave his life in the quest for peace out here on the plains. he died at sand creek in the sand creek massacre which occurred on november 291864 in southeastern colorado. we are memorializing at this year, the 150th anniversary of the sand creek massacre of the cheyenne and arapahoe ndn. this came out after the authorities in denver told the peace chiefs left hand and the others take your people, go down to sand creek and wait and we will make an agreement with you. we will make a treaty with you and so they did. they went out and they gathered people and they brought them to sand creek and left