here of mackenzie the actual greatest fighter? never heard of that. john coffee hayes who should be a household word like davy crockett but he is not? no. you can just keep going. the fact is for me as a writer i could go sell a book in new york to people who didn't have a clue. not only to an editor who gives me many which they do but i could sell to a country that had never heard of these guys. what it a cool thing. there were books done about these things. they tended to be prisoners of their region. texas a&m press, 700 copies. there is no distribution. i saw my opportunity. i took it. the comanche story is just one of the great stories and what i love about it is it is like the best kind of a school lesson you could get from the most beloved history professor. it uses a vehicle, in this case, the comanche tribe, to teach you how the west was won. it was not one until it was lost. -- won until it was lost. they constituted an incredible physical barrier to everything that happened in the west the mexicans and texans and americans and spanish and e

. >> that's right our nbc reporter tells us about mackenzie and the birthday she'll never forget. >>l never forget. thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> to understand the tears, you must take a step back and listen. to the story of her daughter mackenzie. >> reporter: when she was one, the courageous girl had a tumor. >> on her tailbone, fused to her spine. >> reporter: her dad said that led to her daughter's diagnosis. >> is a rare genetic disorder. it causes giantism where kids grow at a faster pace. >> reporter: tuesday mackenzie turns 10. 24 hours ago everyone had rejected an invitation to her birthday party. so her mom posted a message on social media asking friends within her circle to help celebrate. >> sad no one was coming. >> reporter: she hoped for ten but received the unexpected like vikings player charles johnson. >> happy birthday, mackenzie. >> sam's club and mr. pig's stuffed barbecue donated food and beverages to serve 250, a castle to celebrate the little girl who told this crowd. >> i have a hard time making friends in school. thanks to all of you,

parker gave mackenzie the most extraordinary lesson in plains warfare. the indians were vastly outnumbered. they have a breach loading repeating rifles. the comanche's if they had anything at all it was smooth bore muskets but mostly bows and arrows. let me see if i can briefly describe to you what this bottle was. it was -- this battle was. it was called the battle of blenko canyon. the bluecoats they're pretty tough people. there were not complete idiots . they are playing cat and mouse where quanah parker stampedes forth, the bluecoats calgary move forward and locate the village and they will move on the village. they march to where the villages but it is gone. so they send the scouts out to figure out where it was. what has happened is they get to a point where they realize all of the crisscrossing lines. if you use a horse travois, that is what it is and it is long poles on the back of a horse so they could carry things because they did not have wheels. as a large group of migrating comanches move they have parallel lines in the sand so suddenly all

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so, i am the legal parent to mackenzie and paul's the legal parent to the three boys. >> the marriageclassic example where we have a tradition that we want to tear down. >> i mean for anyone to say the founding fathers intended that there be same sex marriage and this was somehow there in the constitution for over 200 years and no one noticed it until it happened to become politically fashionable now is a bit of a stretch. >> that's one of the reasons marriage equality is so important to us, so that all four kids can be legally both of ours. we had a lot of anxiety along the way, especially in the early years because if i would have passed away, randy has no legal rights to them at all. >> so are you busy? >> the argument that we need to change the definition of marriage because of health insurance reasons or certain complications with adoptions, the thing about that is we don't need to change the definition of marriage to do that. you can pass legislation to take care of those problems. you don't have to change the definition of marriage. >> and there are other laws that are quite di

. >> way to go, mackenzie.nd mom. >> and it is great to see the community come together to support her okay we'll show her. >> the mayor also got involved, too. little bitty town. trying to figure out the name of it again. let me look. >> shackapea, minnisota isn't that cooing? -- cool? >> and her own day mackenzie day. >> yes darren from up in that area. >> oh okay, nice. >> 9:37. >> all right let's check in with jenny joyce. you know going to the second week of philly tech week. i think we see robots. >> yes, alex, mike, everything coming up robots here in west philadelphia at university of pennsylvania coming up we will talk about the latest and greatest robotic technology here for the philly robotic expo. we'll be right back. >> children of all ages are invited to attend various workshops, the expo part of philly tech week. so jeannie joyce at the expo now. you will show us some robots, jenny? >> yes, alex, mike, you no zero know what i'm learning pretty fast? these high schoolers are way smarter than i and

the mayor declared it mackenzie day and even did a police fly-by.lieve this but the exact same thing happened to glen from florida. we told you his story back in february about how he's a little bit different and the kids in his class no one came. and i thought i'd never hear a story like this again. can you believe this? >> well this is the upside of social media. it works. and it makes her have this great party. it's wonderful. >> we all have young kids. the idea that nobody shows up to the party for this kid. >> heartbreaking. >> i just. i mean you got to search yourselves. that school in minnesota you got to search yourselves about what decisions you made there. thank god the right thing was done by both of these kids. good for you mackenzie. >> let us know what you think about this. it is time now for "newsroom" with carol costello. >> i have a mcgriddle for you. >> they're on the all-day breakfast menu at mcdonald's now. >> oh, fantastic. i'll be up after the show. >> no i'll bring it to you. i'll be there in about 18 seconds. >> thanks, chris

but in 1977 carlman was facing possible destruction when bob mackenzie took a tour. >> reporter: what will become of carol lands. residents have been asking themselves that for decades. after the mansion was passing from one owner to another and remains empty. carl lands is 62,000 square feet of living space built in 1910 as a famous chateau of france. on a scale nobody lives on anymore and that's the problem. the story begins with george mortimor pulman. you may notice a certain strength in the jaw. she was said to have charm but no money. when the pulman money came into hariett's hands she built herself a mansion. with gardens that stretches for more than half a mile and gardens that supplied food for the staff. we started our tour in the lounge where mrs. carlland held dances. >> not many familys are that large anymore. you need probably 30 or 40 servants. >> she had 130 on staff at one time. >> what's this? >> these are champane fountains. there's one at either end of the dining room. >> a champane fountain. literally they had champane flowing from it. >> yes, it's quite practical

david mackenzie, live for us in nairobi this evening.nk you, david. >> coming up next we'll talk about what is a key day in the trial of the admitted boston marathon bomber. tomorrow is a very key day after these closing arguments. could we see a quick verdict and then what's really critical? the sentencing phase. will he get the death penalty? that's next. caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his sunshine. i am his advocate. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have or ever had, a seizure disorder, difficulty passing urine liver, kidney or bladder pr

when the final bodies our remold this whole place will close down david mackenzie and cn in kenya >>that lord girl across state lines there saying that they could be of even more charges. he was charged last october and all with the sec's case involving a 14 year-old organ girl. his name as blake johnston is sought after checking his cell phones and computers investigators now estimate there could be more than 3000 red other potential victims worldwide. >> reporter: now a board is looking for suspects involved in that crews of finally tearing down of vacant building in vallejo prone to fires set by homeless was coming down so at the building was left empty it was know to be a place for squatters and now crews are tearing down the demolition comes after months of working with the city to find a solution to the problem the companies that owns the property signed off on the work at no cost to the city people live near the building say they are relieved that is coming down. the property owner wants to sell the land but it is unclear at the site will be redeveloped the entire demolition i

john bennett, laurura, steve, and mackenzie eaglen of the american enterprise institute. welcome, thanks for joining us on a holiday. i would like to start with you, john, and d get to the defense spending debate. republican leaders who do not want to increase the budget have allowed hawks to try to form late a plan to get $90 billion in the overseas contingency operations fund. that is up from $5151 billion the administration requested for wartime funding. what are the chances this will happen? >> i think the chances are high the war fund will be $90 billion. we have been consistent on this for a couple of months. the chances of it being around 75 arere high. ththat is based on the last few years. it always grows from the administration's number. it is like everyone has forgotten ththis was a placeholder number just like the last few years, so it is going to gro where are going to do more in iraq and syria and around the world, so it is going to have to grow. i doubt it gets to $90 billion for a lot of political reasons. >> that is right. the administration was going to

crews found the body of 72-year-old patrick mackenzie sr. block of apple road in lower saucon township. the coroner is trying to figure out if he died from the fire or natural causes. >>> a 116 year old american woman who had just become the world's oldest person last week sadly did not get to live with that honor for long. gertrude weaver died in arkansas yesterday. she was born in 1898. 117-year-old japanese woman passed away last week, gertrude took over the title as the world's oldest person. her advice for living a long life, use a lot of skin moisturizer, treat everyone nicely love your neighbor and eat your own cooking. not fast food. good advice there. >> can't argue with any of those. >>> duke university won its fifth men's ncaa national basketball championship. the blue devils led by freshmen players beat the wisconsin badgers in indianapolis. duke coach mike krzyzewski joins ucla john wooden as the only coaches to win five ncaa men's titles. >>> the phillies couldn't score in their home opener losing to the red sox eight to nothin

happy birthday to little mackenzie. >> from facebook that goes to two groups who held critically ill and icing smiles. >> media buzz is up next. >> have a good day. >> thank you. >> on the buzz peter this sunday, hillary clinton at chipolte. hillary clinton eat as burrito, the mystery tour leaves the media reporting on a lot of silly stuff. >> coming up behind our camera. >> watching the reporters tape her is like they were little kids going after the ice cream truck. >> she looks like she is having fund and doing for her do enough stuff. we have never seen her get a burrito. >> is she dissing the press corps and are journalists part of the circus as they decry it? a different media sense for the marco rubio jumping into the presidential race. >> as soon as you

cnn's david mackenzie joins us now from nairobi, kenya.id, there were taukz that the kenya officials actually had some advanced warning that there might be an attack. how on earth can a rapid response team take hours to get transportation while people are dying? >> reporter: well, ashleigh, that's the question we're asking ourselves here on the ground. the police source said yes they had prior actionable intelligence that a university might be attacked over those days. and yet the elite squad which is tasked to take out terror situations like this was sitting in nairobi frustrated, well train with the right weapons and tactics and they couldn't get to the scene for many hours. in fact a politician who went to tour the scene got there before them. journalists driving from nairobi got to the scene before them. and in those hours, those again men were able to work with inpunty, a security analyst i spoke to said, you know, you've never going to save everyone in an instance like this but you definitely don't want all of this time elapsing to g

mackenzie has a require disorder and it is hard for her to make friends the she did not think anyone could or would come to her party and all of the continue kids she invite said they could not make it so her mom posted a few requests on facebook and it went viral and hundreds showed up. >> we will say hello to everyone and thank you, all for coming. when all is said and done...i cannot thank you enough. >>> when a great response right? we counseled at least three birthday cakes and a lost pressants and local firefighters and several nfl players joined in the celebration. >> she has a disorder with facial appearance and overgrowth in childhood and learning disability. the fact that the story is going viral is bringing a lot of attention to the disorder and how great people can be when you put the call out. >> a lot of people wants to go but you had to have the right invitation out there. >> had to go to costco and get more cake. >> that fudge costco cake... >> good morning everyone no cake this morning but plenty of cake and chocolate. we have a cooler afternoon and a milder start. a

good for you mackenzie. >> let us know what you think about this. it is time now for "newsroom" with carol costello. >> i have a mcgriddle for you. >> they're on the all-day breakfast menu at mcdonald's now. >> oh, fantastic. i'll be up after the show. >> no i'll bring it to you. i'll be there in about 18 seconds. >> thanks, chris. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom" terror bus at least six people arrested from coast to coast for allegedly plotting an isis-style attack. then a deadly arrest. a man dies days after a violent run-in with police in baltimore. his neck apparently broken in the takedown. but why were police chasing him in the first place? bus is it tebow time all over again? love him or hate him he's signing with the eagles today. can he earn a spot on the roster though? let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. protesters are demanding answers, and alleging a police cover-up in baltimore after a man in police custody dies. his neck allegedly b

crews found the body of 72-year-old patrick mackenzie sr. block of apple road in lower saucon township. the coroner is trying to figure out if he died from the fire or from natural causes. >> samsung fights claims that's new smartphone bends like a banana. that tops today's tech bites. >> ♪♪ >> in today's tech bites samsung enduring its own version of bend gate. >> the smartphone maker posted an online video to refute claims that the galaxy s6 edge bends under pressure you might remember the iphone iphone 6 underwent similar scrutiny. >> as of friday may the source be with you. >> abc parent disney announcing overnight that starting friday you'll be able to download all six star wars movies from itunes amazon other places along with extra contender. >> it's the first time downloading the films has been legal. you'll be able to download them individually or as a package. >> a new york woman granted permission to, get this, file for divorce via facebook. >> what. a judge agreed to the request after the woman explained she's been unable to cont

david mackenzie joins me live.streets. >> reporter: that's right, poppy, very disturbing streets today. the government deciding that it wants to show that these gunmen placing them in the back of a pickup truck. it was hideous. the stench was overwhelming and driving them through town and displaying them in front of the town people. so certainly they want to show that they mean business with the fight against al shabaab. the president has said they are going to do everything they can to strike back but al shabaab says it will bathe the cities in blood. >> when it comes to what the government can do because the president of kenya speaking out and saying this is a crisis for our nation we will do everything we can to fight this radicalization, this recruitment. what can they do outside of putting many more police forces security measures at their universities and malls. what else can they do? >> reporter: there have been complaints they should have expected this kind of attack. there were murmurs that even the univer

they announced a deal for wood mackenzie. that is a nice deal.ppens with the energy market. they might be binding to a tough business long-term but that could pay off. bob: what stocks could take advantage of the economy with lower oil prices and wages going up? jim: at some point in time, u.s. consumer discretionary stocks will do well. the u.s. consumer has a lot more money in his or her pocket. right now, they're not spending it. carol: do they want to spend -- millennial's in particular do not want a lot of stuff. then, retail sales, sure. jim: retail sales bounce around. over time you will see much more of that spent. whether it is experience consumer discretionary stocks will do that as well. olivia: everyone is bracing for a rate hike. you are a contrarian because in the past weeks and months, forecasters have been pushing back there assumed date of rate hike. why do you think it is still going to happen this year? jim: when you see wage inflation, it is huge. olivia: it is? jordan spieth wage and -- jim: wage inflation? it is huge. bob: m

i'm not generalizing for all mackenzie consultants.n the case of james gorman, he is gotten right people in place to show the best year-over-year growth in capital markets. they're tied with goldman sachs. they did not dial-up risk from the fourth quarter area the value at risk stayed the same as in the fourth quarter. they are heading on all cylinders and they have more expenses leaving to come best expense savings to come. erik: we have a chart showing morgan stanley plus trading revenue. we do not have it. my apologies. you know what it shows. i would explain to everybody else. morgan stanley sales and trading revenue is something like $4.2 billion. it is above what we are getting from bank of america and it is kind of in line with what we are seeing from citigroup and jpmorgan. is that to say, given the point you just made an morgan stanley keeping the risk it is taken that is higher-quality revenue? mike: absolutely. i would take a dollar revenues today at morgan stanley than six or seven years ago any day. it is not without diali

mackenzie brought up the israeli defense forces, and they have historically had women integrated into their operations. but even in pushing through some of their removals of gender based combat exclusions, they're having an extremely difficult time. for example, women who operate on manned aerial drones are allowed to employ in theater, but not with infantry units. they're only allowed to stay back with artillery unit. so there is still, even amongst the most advance countries in overcoming these hurdles, hurdles still remain. so i think it's a little bit naive to think all these issues are going to go away immediately. in part because of a lot of these developments are tactically driven. and so i'm very excited that came up as point of a conversation. my own research deals primarily with irregular armed groups. rebel groups, et cetera insurgencies. and what we've seen is a lot of the developments in developing world military. for example, the sri lanka military, in response to the high levels of female participation in the insurgency in sri lanka. so the degree to which these develop

historia inspiradora que les va a encantar, esta chica que van a ver en pantalla, esta rubia, se llama mackenzie, y se van. orlando: mÁs de 300 madres aparecieron con sus hijas en la fiesta con un futbolista famoso, la acompaÑaron, le llevaron regalo, le hicieron una fiesta divina a la bella compaÑera, y fue algo inspirador, la camiseta decÍa "ten valor y se amable" y lo que sucede es que muchas veces no sabemos que el que estÁ al lado de nosotros necesita un abrazo, esta niÑa con ese sÍndrome, es difícil comunicarse, y las demÁs compaÑeritas no la apreciaban. lo que hizo la mamÁ, como madre, no hay ninguna, ellas hacen por sus hijos lo que sea y por su felicidad mucho mÁs, ahora con esa linda noticia nos vamos con otra mamÁ, la mamá de las noticias, satcha. satcha: sin duda alguna la madre estÁ dispuesta a hacer lo que sea por su niÑo, por lo menos Éste tuvo final feliz. vamos a hablar con otra informaciÓn, cruzar la cerca que rodea la casa blanca parece haberse convertido en el deporte favorito de muchas personas, un nuevo incidente puso en jaque a los miembros del servicio secreto domingo en