one person was shot on the campus of lincoln university. shooting happened around 4:00 this morning. police tell us the victim went to christiana hospital for treatment. check the nbc 10 app for the latest information throughout the day. >>> at 11:00 this morning, bus drivers, trolley drivers, subway operators who work for septa will vote on whether or not to strike. they say they're not looking for more money, but better health care, steadier schedules and longer break times. if they do vote to strike they could walk off the job when the contract expires on halloween. >>> it is game day. the eagles will take on the redskins at 1:00 this afternoon at fedex field. eagles, of course, coming off their first loss of the season last week. stay with nbc 10 this morning for "eagles gameday kickoff" right after the news at 9:30. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we just saw out near the lake some foggy conditions. areas of fog that we're looking at, though, are spread across the board right now. and some areas pretty good visibility, some

now to the shooting on the campus of lincoln university in chester county. a female security officer is in the hospital this morning after she was struck by a stray bullet. here's what we know from a statement on the university's website. there was an altercation around 3:30 this morning on the main campus. by the way, it's home coming this weekend at the university. the security officer was in a van when she was struck by the stray bullet. she's now at christiana hospital undergoing surgery. the school says no lincoln university students were involved in the incident and all are safe this morning. state police and campus police continue to investigate. we're going to stay on top of this. be sure to check in with the nbc 10 app throughout the day for updates. >>> in just a few hours from now, the union that represents septa bus drivers along with trolley and subway operators will be voting on a strike. now if they decide to strike, you could be without a ride. two weeks from now, nbc 10's monique braxton is live in center city to explain why this won't take e

. >>> we begin with some breaking news, there's been a shooting at lincoln university in chester county. here's what we know. authorities tell us a person was shot in the arm. we do have a crew headed to the scene as soon as we get that crew there, we'll get you some more information and bring you live pictures of the scene. we're working to learn some more information about the victim's condition, and about exactly what happened here. stay with nbc 10 and check the nbc 10 app for updating on the shooting. good morning, i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this sunday. we do have a lot to get to this morning. first let's get a quick check of our weather. meteorologist krystal klee has the first alert weather forecast. >> we're starting with the 24 hour temperature change because i want to show off that we are a little warmer than yesterday. meaning not quite as cold of a start. it's still chilly but not quite as cold. three degrees warmer in philadelphia. five degrees in wilmington. now the actual temperatures on the board. right now at 49 in philadelphia. a lot of 40s out there right now

. >>> breaking news, a shooting at lincoln university in chester county. a person was shot in the yard there. we learned that medics took that victim to christiana hospital. we're working to learn more about the victim's condition and more about what happened here. stay with nbc 10, and tap the nbc 10 app for updates. this is "nbc 10 news today" i'm rosemary connors just after 6:00 on this sunday. a lot happening this morning. fortunately, a quiet, nice day ahead in terms of our weather. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the pleasant conditions. >> it's going to be a very nice day out there. in fact we're talking 70s by this afternoon. you can check that at the bottom of your screen with our neighborhood seven-day forecast. this is a live camera looking out right now, and you can see we do have some of that patchy fog i was talking about visibility on camera. now, it's not that it's going to be hanging around all day or not even through your whole morning but in the early morning hours you may run into some spots of fog. there's a little more dense in

going to celebrate. >>> that is your sports i'm pat gallen, have a now an update a scuffle at lincoln university, led to gunfire, university spokesmen, say stray bullet is a security officers from a private firm near university hired during home coming celebration. we are told she's under going surgery, and then, in a statement lincoln university says students are safe and were not involve in the incident. >> justin again, should be a nice week. >> yeah, we have cool mornings but we will warm it up each day, lower 80's, maybe a new record on wednesday afternoon with a high of 82. >> justin, thank you. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning next, have a great day. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. c3c3 "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punshied for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest that

. >>> your time now, 7:02, i want to get you to breaking news we're following lincoln university. pennsylvania state police right now investigating an incident there right now here's what we know. they are only saying this is some sort of assault. we know a person was taken to the hospital. it is homecoming weekend at the university and sources tell us there was a number of skirmishes at a concert on campus. we're working to find out what happened here. the second we get the information we'll bring it to you. >> happening today, more than five thousand septa workers will vote on whether or not to authorize a strike. twu-234 members are scheduled to meet for vote on whether to strike. septa's regional rail would not be affected. pension and healthcare are at the core of the contract dispute. "action news" and 6abc.com and our news app will let you know the results of the video as soon as they are available. >> election day is only 3 weeks away, overnight a new poll provided a glimpse into how close the race is. the abc news washington post survey shows hillary clinton leading donal

someone has been shot on the campus of lincoln university. pennsylvania state police responded to the shooting around 3:30 this morning on the 1500 block of baltimore pike. now it is unclear what led to the shooting or who was rushed to the hospital. we are however told one person is in stable condition, with a gunshot wound to the arm. lincoln university was celebrating home coming. >>> a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in central new jersey just after 11:00 last night. emergency crews responded to the call in hamilton township mercer county. person was hit off i295 at exit 55a and taken to the hospital. the driver stayed on the scene, the pedestrian's condition remains unknown. >>> we should know in a couple hours whether septa union members are planning a strike. vote is today, if they vote yet, transport local union 234, say walk out will start november 1st. shutting down all city buses and trolley, market frankford line, and frontier bus routes. they are dead locked over pensions, health care and public safety. twu represents more tha

we have lincoln university on the list does example. every year the national trust is working with an organization in the community advocating for the protection of that. is the owner for responsibility and certainly within their purview to protect the building, but we are siding with members of the community who have raised their hand to say they need our help. host: have you ever come up with resistance in terms of protecting a site? stephanie: we certainly do. not everyone enjoys having their building listed on the 11 most endangered list. i can tell you that. people take the list very seriously. property owners to let them know their place is it oftenbe listed, begins a conversation even before the list is published how greater preservation action can be put in place. we think the list is very effective that way. more than 270 places and fewer than 5% of them have been lost. this has been a very effective tool for decades. host: have you seen any trends over the years in terms of what types of sites are on the list? stephanie: we do

we are told that one person is in stable condition, with a gunshot wound to the arm, lincoln university was celebrating home coming last night. stay with cbs-3 as we continue to learn more information about this breaking news. >>> pedestrian was struck in hamilton township just after 11:00 last night emergency crews were responding to the call in hamilton town ship mercer county this person was hit off i295 off 65a and then taken to the the nearby hospital. driver did stay on the scene. pedestrian's condition remain unknown. >>> septa union members are expect to vote on whether to go on strike. contract for bus drivers, subway, trolley operators expired at the end of this month. if they vote yes, transport local union 234 says the strike will start november 1st. main sticking point is pension plan, the last time transport workers walk was a six day strike in 2009. twu representatives american 5700 workers. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump have their third and final debate wednesday night. while clinton step away from the campaign trail in preparation for debate trump is responding t

we have lincoln university on the list this year as an example. and in every case, the national trust working with an organizationis, somewhere in that community, who is advocating for the protection of that place. so, ultimately, it is the -- landowner's responsibility and within their purview to protect the buildings, but we are siding with members of the community who have raised their hands to say they need our help. >> have you ever come up against any resistance in terms of protecting the site? ms. meeks: well, we certainly do. not everyone enjoys having their building listed on the 11 most endangered list, i can tell you that. people take the list very seriously. property owners to let them know that their places going to be listed, it often begins a conversation even before the list is published about how greater preservation action could be taken and put into place.a n so, we think the list is very effective in that way. over the life of the program we have listed more than 270 places and fewer than 5% of them have been lost. this has bee

. >>> a private security guard working homecoming weekend at lincoln university was hit by a stray bullet overnight. pennsylvania state police was on hand after the shooting at 3:30 a.m. police say a bullet hit a van carrying private security officers. one officer was hit in the arm. she was taken to christiana hospital in delaware where she underwent surgery. lincoln officials says students are safe and unharmed. no arrests. >>> an argument between two men ended with a stabbing it all happened in north philadelphia. police were called to the 2600 block of north fair hills street to report a fight there at 11:30. the 26-year-old victim was rushed to temple university hospital in serious condition with several stab injuries. police have not made any arrests. >>> happening right now, new jersey police are trying to determine the cause of a deadly one car crash in burlington county. medics were unable to save the person involved in the accident. the car flipped on its roof 541 west hampton township at 4:30 a.m. the driver's identity has not been released. >>> now to the 2015 rails for the wh

state police are investigating a shooting at lincoln university. earlier this morning. authorities tell us a person was shot in the arm around 3:30, medics took that victim to christiana hospital. no word on that person's condition. we're also told that the university is working on a statement right now. be sure to stay with us on the air and tap the nbc 10 app for updates. >>> today, some of septa's workers will vote on whether or not to strike come november 1st. contract talks are focusing on pensions and benefits. a strike would impact bus, subway, and trolley service. of course the eagles will meet the redskins today at 1:00. we're going to get you ready with "eagles gameday kickoff" at 9:30 this morning following our news at 9:00. i'll see you then. now back to the "today" show. [ applause ] ♪ >>> "saturday night live" can kate mckinnon taking on the handshake that wasn't during the second presidential debate. as the country counts the days to election day, lindsey vonn has another date circled, the day of the opening ceremony for the winter o

. >>> we're learning more tonight about a shooting on the campus of lincoln university. state police say a security guard was hit by a stray bullet on the main campus in chester county. it happened around 3:30 this morning during the weekend's homecoming festivities. the university says the guard was sitting in a van when she was struck. no word on her condition and no students were hurt. >>> turning to decision 2016. with just over three weeks until election day, hillary clinton is leading donald trump by double digits. that's according to the latest n nbc news/wall street journal poll. in a four-way race, clinton came in with 48%. trump is 11 points behind at 37%. today, trump doubled down on his claims that the election is rigged. he took to twitter this morning, writing, quote, the election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing crooked hillary but also at many polling places. sad. but his running mate, mike pence, had a different take on nbc's "meet the press." >> we will absolutely accept the results of the election. look, the ameri

right now, 33 degrees at lincoln university, 35 for cochranville. vern at 36 degrees, collegeville 31. new hope at 31 degrees. some of us are at or below freezing point this morning. grab a big jacket as you head out the door. do it in layers. you'll be peeling them off in the afternoon if you have the whole day planned and be outside for it. in new jersey, same situation. some spots are chilly this morning. as we move later into the day, things are looking better. right now wood vine, 33 degrees. mays landing 29. you see shore points, numbers are a little higher, you feel the moderating effect of the shore, the ocean providing temperatures in the low to mid 40s out there this morning. otherwise, hold tight, you'll see numbers bump up. radar and satellite, some clouds hang to the west. not here yet. later today we will see scattered clouds moving through, giving us a mostly sunny forecast. really this weekend forecast looks very good considering halloween weekend. 71 saturday, 76 by sunday. we will see rain late day into the night sunday. lehigh val

police are confirm that a secure i officer, lincoln university, that's in chester county. t four hours ago. police say that the shots rang out there, bullet struck a van caring private security officers that were hired by the university because it is homecoming weekends. and so many more returning alum. the security offers here was shot is at the hospital. no one has been arrested at this hour. and we are expecting more updates. >>> coming up: we'll keep you informed with that and so much more. presidential election just about four weeks away, actually less than that, right? as the race heats up, so does the people having fun with it. >> one of my most favorite things, what they do with what happens, everyone can laugh, and this did phenominal job last night. of course they had fun with ken bone. >> plus, an effort to clean up historic cemetery. coming up why some folks are trying to save maria. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. the values

>>> we're learning more about a shooting that happened early this morning on the campus of lincoln university. campus officials say six or seven men armed with a handgun robbed two jewelry -- two men of jewelry. the victims jumped in a car and ran into several of the suspects. the suspects opened fire and a bullet went through the window of a van carrying security guards, a female guard was truck and taken to christiana hospital. the security guards were hired because of the extra campus activity. >>> ridley park police are looking for clues into a home invasion on west ward street. it happened before 4:00 p.m., two men entered a home and got into a struggle with the homeowner. a fire armed discharged, grazing the homeowner's ear. he was treated and released from the hospital. police do not believe this was random, possibly just a mistaken address. >>> north carolina officials say harm caused 1.5 billion dollars in damages to homes, businesses and government buildings. rescuers from our area who helped in the after are warmed back home safe and sound. "eyewitness news" at the philadelphia fir

gunfire rang out at a home coming weekend at lincoln university. pennsylvania state police were at the shooting at 3:30 a.m. a bullet hit a van carrying private security officers hired to work during the home coming festivities. one officer was hit in the arm and taken to the christiana hospital where she underwent surgery. so far no arrests. >>> a home goes up in flames early this morning in the frankford section of philadelphia. investigators say that fire appears to be suspicious. the action cam right there at that scene, the 1300 block of dyer street. the home was vacant. firefighters responded after 3:15 a.m., they found three separate fires inside the home. crews put them out quickly there were no injuries reported. >>> earlier last night, firefighters had to put out multiple small fires inside another vacant home three blocks away. >>> a woman angry at her boyfriend faces arson charges. investigators believe she started a fire that destroyed three row homes in west philadelphia. the 26-year-old woman is accused of setting fires inside a row

. >>> we begin with some breaking news, there's been a shooting at lincoln university in chester countyus a person was shot in the arm. we do have a crew headed to the scene as soon as we get that crew there, we'll get you some more information and bring you live pictures of the scene. we'ror

. >>> homecoming festivities at lincoln university marred by an overnight shooting on campus that injured a security guard. police say several people were involved in some kind of a misunderstanding and someone pulled out a gun and fired several shots right there in lower oxford township, chester county. one of the bullets hit a van that was carrying employees of a private security firm hired for homecoming weekend. a female office was taken to the hospital. no word on her condition and no arrests have been made. >>> investigators in philadelphia are concerned that an arsonist is on the loose in the city. fire fighters were called to dyer street. they had to put out three separate fires inside. meanwhile a few hours earlier fire fighters from that same company had the same situation a few blocks away. they put out several small fires inside a home on the 1600 block of pratt. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> hundreds of walkers and runners wrapped up the 60 mile susan g. komen three day journey. there was a closing ceremony to celebrate at the navy yard. men and women s

. >>> home coming festivities at lincoln university were marred by an overnight shooting on campus that injured a security guard. just a after 3:00 this morning police say several people were involved, in some kind of an misunderstanding and that is when someone pulled out a gun and fired several shots right there in lower oxford township chester county. one of the bullets hit a man who was carrying employees of a private security firm, hired for home coming weekend. a female officer was struck and then taken to christiana hospital. no word on her condition tonight. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> investigators in philadelphia are concerned that an arsonist is on the loose in the city. fire fighters were called to the home, on 1300 block of dire street just after 3:00 this morning, but they have not put out three separate fires in inside. a few hours earlier fire fighters in that same company, dealt with the similar situation just a few blocks away. there they put out several small fires inside of a home, on the 1600 block of pratt. anyone with any information is asked to call th

we have a university, lincoln university, on the list as an example. in every case, the national trust is working with an organization somewhere in that community who is advocating for the protection of that place. ultimately, it is the landowner's responsibility, and purviewy, within their to protect the building. we are siding with members of the community who have raised their hand to save a need our help. >> have you come up with resistance in terms of protecting a site? >> we certainly do. not everyone enjoys having their building listed on the leaven most -- the 11 most endangered list. people take the list very seriously. when we call property owners to let them know their place will be listed, it often begins a conversation, even before the list is published, about how er preservation action could be taken and put into place. so we think the list is very effective in that way. program, wee of the have listed over 270 places, and fewer than 5% of them have been lost. this is been an effective tool for preservation nationally, for three decades.

new details this morning about a shooting on the campus at lincoln university that landed a security guard in the hospital. here's what we know. pennsylvania state police say six or seven men tried to rob two other men on the chester county campus early yesterday morning. one of the victims got into his car, tried to run the group of robbers over. that's when one of the robbers took out a gun, started shooting. the guard is expected to be okay. in a statement on the school's website, the university says students are safe and none of the people involved were students. >>> today philadelphia schools will be getting more money for school supplies. superintendent william hite will announce an award of $167,000 from office depot for supplies and related items. the school district is marking a 15-year partnership with that company. >>> safe to say eagles fans have the monday morning blues. on sunday, the birds fell behind, rallied to tie, thenç lost to their division rivals, the redskins. the sports section of this morning's philadelphia's "daily news" carries the cover story. wheels feel

. >>> shots fired at lincoln university. >>> the eagles look to get back in the win column taking onskins in washington. those stories next on "action news." good afternoon it is sunday october 16 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. here's some of the stories we're following for you right now on "action news," happening right now, septa workers have dieded

i want to get to breaking news from the campus of lincoln university. pennsylvania state police investigating an incident there, right now they will say this is an assault and one person taken to the hospital. it is homecoming weekend at the university. sources say there were a number of skirmishes on at a concert. we'll bring you the latest information as we get i. >> happening today, more than five thousand septa workers will vote on whether or not to authorize a strike. twu234 members are expected to meet for a vote at 2:00 p.m. if a vote subway and trolley operators will walk out november 1. the regional rail would not be affected. pension and healthcare are at the correspond of the contract dispute. "action news" and 6abc.com and the news app would let you know the results of the video. >> election day is only three weeks away, overnight a new poll provided a glimpse into how close the race is. the abc news washington post survey shows hillary clinton leading trump by 4 points by likely voters nationwide. in the past week, nearly 7 in ten believe t

chads ford at 60 right now, lincoln university getting close at 59 st. david, 60. bryn mar, 60 degrees. lot of places didn't get out of the 50s during the day yesterday. we still have this west to northwest wind. it's 15 to 20 miles an hour. it may gust up as high as 30. during the afternoon. as temperatures are in the mid-60s. pretty close to average for this time of the year. the some of the ub ushs may barrelly git get up to the 60 degree mark and it's possible lehigh valley doesn't even get there. and then during the night tonight, it's still kind of windy. as the front comes through, so it will not be that chilly. but tomorrow night is a different story wooechl see how cold that's going to get and if we're quoing to see rain this week in just few minutes. >>> an ongoing battle between ub ber, lyft and the city philadelphia could be coming to end. lawmakers are expecteded to vote today on making the ride sharing services league. last week, a law was passed legalizinging the rides. uber and lyft drivers rb giving people rides in pennsylvania for year, but illega

. >>> we have new information about weekend shooting on the campus of lincoln university. authorities say a security guard was hit by a stray bullet during home coming. this happened after an altercation on the main campus in chester county, a bullet hit a man who was carrying private security guard. one officer was shot. she has undergone surgery to remove the bullet. no students were injured in that shooting. >>> we have sad news, according to some reports, three men arrested in connection to the death of the 15 year-old daughter of olympic runner tie son gay. trinity gay was shot and killed early sunday in lexington, kentucky. police say she was shot in the the neck while standing outside of a restaurant when a group of men in two cars started shooting at each other. she was taken to the hospital and later died. >>> a philadelphia rescue crew is back home tonight after spending more than a week in north carolina helping the people there recover from hurricane matthew. >> the pennsylvania task force crew returned to their home station in tacony yesterday afternoon. they

the search is on for the gunman who fired shots on the campus of lincoln university overnight. >>> firedeliberately set. >>> all this warm weather is heading this way, it gets so warm this week it almost looks like a misprint on the 7 day. details next. >> good morning it is 9:00 a.m. sunday october 16. in the news, shots are fired on the campus of a chester county college and private security officer is hurt. we'll have detailed ahead. >> the big question this morning will septa workers walk off the job in just two weeks. later today there will be a vote to authorize a strike. >>> the eagles face a foe as they prepare to tackle the reds skins in washington. >> chris, another great day. >> reporter: not looking like football weather, looking like beach weather. wait until you see the seven-day forecast it's gorgeous, looks like august again. in the meantime, that should be the commodor barry bridge, but the low-level fog is hindering the visibility a little bit here. the fog is over the city of philadelphia. let's flip over the numbers. chester to trenton where we have reduced visibilit

. >>> we're also learning more about a shooting that happened on the campus of lincoln university over the weekend. the story we first broke on "good day philadelphia" yesterday morning. state police say there was a feast mail private security guard struck by a stray bullet when shots were fired over home coming weekend. they have hired this private security to help out with the alumni coming back. there was an altercation at the main cam a puts which is in chester county and then stray bullet struck a van and that is where that security guard was sitting and it hit her in the arm. she was taken to the hospital. they took the surgery to get the bullet the out. no students were injured in the the event. right now state police and university police are investigating. >>> the philadelphia woman who admitted to wanting to join isis will go before a judge today. prosecutors say that key an a thomas known as young liones tried to support the terror organization. fbi agents arrested her in the spring of 2015. they say she was heading to syria to join isis and already had a plane ticket for th

> and, we're learning some more information about a shooting that happened on the campus of lincoln university over the weekend. it was home copping weekend and they brought in more security because they knew they had alumni coming back. we broke this story yesterday morning on good day. investigators say there was a female security guard who was hit by a stray bullet when shots were fired, over the weekend. the it happened just after, some sort of altercation on the main campus in chester county, a bullet struck a van, she was sitting in the van, and she was hit in the arm, she went to the hospital, she had surgery, the bullet was removed, no students were injured, right now, pennsylvania state police, and the university police are investigating. >>> a major vote from septa workers saying that they are ready to go on strike, in two weeks, thousands of people in the city may have to find another way to get around if they cannot come to terms on a new contract. 5700 train, trolley, bus workers say that they will walk off the job if they do not have a deal with septa by october 31st. they are al

lincoln worn the election of 1864. >> at 8:00, george university professor on the origins of the gayhts movement. >> it is playing on and building on all of the lessons that the whole other array of social and cultural momplets are developing . anti-war movement, the civil rights and black power movement, womens' liberation movement. they are teaching those. >> then sunday evening at 6:00, we take a tour of the woodrow wilson house in washington, d.c. with its executive director where the 28th president retired in 1921 and died three years later. >> the armenian people were grateful and women touring the united states raising money were here in 1917 just after we declared war and presented this painting to president wilson. >> at 8:00. you like ike. i like ike. we'll take ike to washington ♪ ♪ >> the history of presidential campaign ads beginning with dwight eisenhower's tv jingles. for our complete american history tv schedule go to -span.org. this is about 35 minutes. >> in my view historians have been unfair to booker washington. .b. dubois and long standing rivalry, survived wash

. >> booktv is at the -- bradley university to learn about abraham lincoln and the books he read. >> with that we are taping from the turner library room at the hayden clark alumni center on the bradley university campus in pr yet, illinois. we have the collection of bradley university archives so of course we have collections of the university yearbooks, the school newspapers, college catalogs and some other personal items from our founder such as lydia moss bradley. she founded a polytechnic institute in 1897. the collections came to us for from many different donors. we are going to be concentrating mainly on her lincoln collection today. the house or collection came to us from a local goler, martin luther hauser and he started out life as a schoolteacher in a rural community but his family ancestry actually had ties to abraham lincoln which spurred a lifelong interest. in 1950 he donated his lincoln collection to the library here on campus which was just built, the first addition to our library building. it was housed in a special lincoln room on the upper floor of the library. i

lincoln won the election. >> george washington university professor on the origins of the gay rights movement. >> the date liberation front is playing on and building on all of social and cultural movements from this period are developing on this antiwar movement, the civil rights and black power movement, women's liberation. they are taking the best and building upon it. >> sunday evening on american artifacts, we take a tour of the woodrow wilson house in 28hington, dc for the resident retired and died three years later. >> he responded to the crisis -- the armenian people were grateful. group of armenian women touring the united states raising money for charities were here in 1917, just after we declared war, and a presented this painting to president wilson. >> at 8:00 -- ♪ >> neil oxman, president of the campaign group, incorporated, talks about the history of presidential campaign ads, beginning with president eisenhower's jingles. go to c-span.org. sophia mendes will talk about her battle with the california school district live from the u.s. commission on civil rights at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. he

said he felt bad that the kids wouldn't be able to make it to one of his free concerts at the university of lincoln because they had posted this heartfelt video on youtube asking him to pay a visit to their school and boy, did he. when the teachers reached out on youtube, and i read that paisley's dad is the one that informed him that this video was out there and leave it to mr. brad to deliver. great guy. >> basically his dad said, you have to do this. >> yes. >> like all good parents should. >> and he is a dad of two bieber also finds himself in really good company during the european leg of his world tour kick his visit into high gear on this soccer field driving by and saw students at highgate school playing, and he asked them to join in. of course, the school took to twitter sharing photos of the students with justin giving fans an up close look at the pop star holding the soccer ball, even showing off his swift goal on youtube. and the p. ex-teacher reveals justin is actually are >> yeah. >> if he shows up, you have to let him score. >> i mean, yeah, but one of the girls said whenever he show

and said he felt bad the kids wons be able to make it out to one of his free concerts at the university of lincoln us asking him to pay a visit to their school and boy, did he. when the teachers reached out and i read that paisley's dad is the one that informed had imthat this video was out there and leave it to mr. brad to deliver. great guy. >> basically his dad said, you have to do this. >> like all good parents should. >> he is a dad of two himself but moving on to justin bieber of his world tour taking his visit to london in high gear on this soccer field driving by and saw students at highgate school playing and he asked them to join in. of course, the school took to twitter sharing photos of the students with justin giving fans an up close look at the pop star holding the soccer ball, even showing off his swift goal on youtube. the p. ex-teacher reveals he's >> if he shows up, you have to let him score. >> one of the girls said whenever he showed un, what's going on. they were a little confused. and then as he got closer, the p. ex-teacher was like, oh, i know who that is immediately and th

. >> book tv is on the campus of bradley university to visit special collections to learn about abraham lincolnand the books he read. >> well, we are taping from the library room in the alumni campus in peoria, illinois, we have the collections of bradley universities, of course, we have collections of the year books, the school newspapers, catalogs and some of the personal items of the founder lydia moss bradley. collection that is we are talking about today came to us from many different donors, we are going to be concentrating on the lincoln collections today. the houser collection came to us from a local noted lincoln scholar, martin luther houser and started life out as a school teacher in a rural community but his family ancestry had ties to abraham lincoln which spurred his lifelong interest and in 1950 he donated the lincoln connection to the library here on campus which had built the first edition to our present library building and it was housed in the special lincoln room on the upper floor of the library, so i thought it would be interesting to take a look at some of the materials t

lincoln in 1860. another sur vaf from monmouth university shows trump leading clinton in missouri by five points following sunday's debate. meantime, hillary clinton on the campaign trail? the swing state of colorado today. set to hold a campaign event later this hour, pueblo. we'll go to that once it's under way. >> we're live in pueblo. south of colorado springs. alicia, over to you. >> reporter: secretary clinton is expected to arrive here within the hour to speak to the crowd in pueblo, colorado. she's coming here to encourage people to vote. that's because, in this state, every active voter will receive a ballot by mail. those go out in five days. colorado is the ultimate swing state the last several presidential elections. here's a look at the real clear politics average in colorado. hillary clinton leads donald trump by just over seven points and a third-party candidate is included. this is despite the fact that her poen ebt visited the last few months. just last week he was in pueblo where secretary clinton will be speaking. i did ask a campaign staffer if she was coming here today as an answer to

the primary examples of the progressive kind of university that was taking advantage of the land act passed in the civil war during ain't are abraham lincoln. we were the first school that, when r.o.t.c. was considered mandatory, for four years, we went to court and cut it back. the first school that did that. so, madison has that kind of tradition, which is part of the dna of the place, and one of the things that it attracted me here. although i don't tend to agree with that stuff. it gives the place a real heritage, real life. coming here was an exciting thing for me. i love this place. but i also would like to see more intellectual diversity because it would be better because you would have more base and discussions. sometimes when you have liberal orthodoxy, things are taken for granted and ideas dismissed and that's not good education. so, plus i think that we need a military. we need to have knowledge about it. hefeng insufficient knowledge of military can lead to two related but different problems. one is it can make your -- james foulus, the editor of the atlantic, that the politicians and the public tend to be too uncritical of th

i brought some of the books that lincoln read that are part of the martin houser collection, a special collection here at bradley universityou. martin hauser was an expert on researching the education of abraham lincoln. as i mentioned before he was primarily a self-educated man. he collected the same edition of copies of works that lincoln would have had access to in his education, and i brought some examples to share with you today. the revised laws in indiana, 1824. he was able to borrow this book and it was probably the first law book that lincoln was exposed to. as we all know, he was a practicing attorney later in his adult life. the nicholas pike, "pike's arithmetic." i will go ahead and open this up for you so you can see the actual book. if i can get it opens. this one is pretty fragile and has lost its cover, but what was important to hauser is he had the same edition of the book that he read so this is the new and complete system of arithmetic. as you can see it's from 1809, so this is a 19th century item. lincoln's father, thomas, always told lincoln to learn his ciphers, so this was probably one of the works h

lincoln won the election. , a george washington university professor on the gay-rightsthe movement. > is building on the cultural movements of this time developing. the antiwar movement, the civil rights and black car move, women's liberation movement, they are taking the best aspects of those and building upon them. >> then sunday evening at 6:00, we take a tour of the woodrow wilson house in washington, d.c. and speak with the executive director. >> he responded to the crisis to ourby sending aid many appear they were very grateful. a group of women were here and 1917, just after we declared war, and present at this painting to president wilson. >> at 8:00. ike.u like ike, i like >> neil oxman talks about the history of present shall campaign ads beginning with dry eyes and hours -- dwight eisenhower's tv jingles. to the complete schedule, go c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are taking your calls from members of the military only, asking members of the military, who is your choice for 2016. active members of the armed services can call (202) 748-8000 . retired

lincoln won the election of 1864. >> at 8:00, a george washington university professor on the origins of the gay rights movement.t is billy on the lessons the whole array of the cultural and social movements of this were developing. the antiwar movement, the black power movement, the women's liberation movement. they are taking the best aspects and building upon them. sunday evening at 6:00, we take a tour of the woodrow wilson house and washington, d.c. with the executive director where the president died and -- retired and died three years later. >> the remaining people were very grateful. they were raising money for our armenian charity. they presented this painting to president wilson. at 8:00 -- ♪ neil oxman talks about the history of presidential campaign ads, beginning with joy eisenhower's tv jingles. for the complete schedule go to c-span.org. >> the rights for -- race for a u.s. senate seat in ohio. a debatedates met for on thursday. it is just under one hour. ♪ >> issues that matter to you. ohio counts. the race for the u.s. senate. wvix news cleveland. abc nine on your side. ♪ >> playoff square in cl

lincoln won the election of 1864. >> @ite, george washington university professor chad heath on the origins of the gay rights movement gay liberation frond is playing on and building on all the lessons the whole other array of social and cultural movements from this period are developing. antiwar movement, the civil rights and black power movement, women's liberation movement. they're taking the best aspects of those and building upon them. >> sunday evening at 6:00 on american artifacts we take a tour of the woodrow wilson house in washington, d.c., with the executive director, robert enholm where the 28th president retired and died eight years later. >> the armenian people were very grateful. group of armenian women touring united states raising money for armenian charities, was here in 1911, just after we declared war, presented this painting to president wilson. >> and at 8:00 -- ♪ you like ike ♪ >> neil oxman, president of the campaign group incorporated, talking about the beginning of presidential ads beginning with eisenhower's tv jingles. for our rest of our campaign coverage, go to c-span.org. >>> signature

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