i was born up near maryville, who rose to become the greatest purveyor of success principles in modern life and whose efforts inspired a hoard of disciples who have followed in his wake. that is, of course, dale carnegie, the subject of my talk and of my biography in one sense, this book, which is still one of the best-selling books in american history -- some people rank it among the top three or four best-selling nonfiction books still in our collective lives. certain sense carnegie in this book operated in tradition of franklin and algier, but as we'll see here, he also recast their instructions to reflect many of the issues and conditions that would work in modern life. "how to win friends and influence people" in fact i argue is the kind of brilliant reflection of deeper values that americans have comp -- come to embrace in the 20th century. carnegie, i was shocked to discover, never had a full-scale biography, and so explaining his work is sort of the burden of my book, "self-help messiah" which came out in october. this book is absolutely essential reading for everyone who did n

. >> reporter: it all began in maryville, missouri, an all-american town full of cows and cornfields,d it's players royalty. and perhaps none more popular than matt barnett, a tall broad-shouldered defensive end for the maryville spoofhounds. cheering him on, a beaming and bubbly 14-year-old daisy. the two began exchanging texts. she's a freshman, matt a senior in the cool crowd of athletes, along with daisy's oldest brother charlie. here they are together at prom. but charlie was concerned with all that flirty texting. >> i told him, i was like, "quit texting my sister." >> reporter: he didn't stop texting your sister? >> no. and i told her stop. and i was like, "listen, he's a senior. you're a freshman. you're my little sister. you can't be talkin' to him." well she didn't listen. >> reporter: no daisy didn't. something she would later regret. one frigid january evening daisy was having a sleepover with her friend, a 13-year-old girl named paige. >> she just came over, we started watching scary movies. >> reporter: they say they also started drinking, sneaking alcohol from daisy's m

impeachment, because we feel that he has failed to do what is in the best interest of the citizens of maryvillese and more open minded. and when we find people that remit the old hate filled and polarizing part of america, we must fight. i was honored to speak at rosa pashs yuan ral, the mother of the civil rights yoouchlt. i said then we should all act like rosa. when we see wrong, stand up, speak out, or get a chair and sit in the way. >> ruininning on health care, n against it. let's play "hardball." >> good evening, i'm joy reid, in for chris matthews. it's been the battle hymn of the republican party. a guaranteed applause line no matter who you are. it's been your solemn duty as a republican, whether you're mitch mcconnell, john boehner, jeb bush or ted cruz to tell other republicans that your ry

larry from maryville, tennessee.chick-fil-a apologized for previous statement in support of -- is that true did he back down. >> he sort of did. you remember two years ago he said listen our company believes in traditional marriage, i do as well. he had a lot of supporters for that. he did an interview with "u.s.a. today" recently did he say now that he supports all and respects all people. is that really an apology? a little bit if he wants to open stores in the northeast that pr is going to trump some of his values. maybe. >> final letter: a sign of respect and affection on your part to address your regular contribute torres by sur names. yet you address juan williams as juan, what do you got against him. >> here in the new york area last names are used set people apart a lot of jims and bills, easier to say juan than williams charles rather than krauthammer. i call him charles because krauthammer. >> i call you carlson sometimes. i'm the only operson on earth that calls you carlson. >> pretty much. >> you are like

police shot across the sun in 2008 and after pressure maryville. armed with a shotgun he killed a good samaritan stop help and later filed fired at police. >> : i in 2010 money rate led the riding get into the u.s. senate. >> : in the i met him or said anything specific or wronged him. because of is to achieve in likely. that's a prosecutors believe the hatred was enough for cost issue and killed three people lost sight of two jewish centers in kansas city all those all three victims were christians. among them right under what a 40 year-old on his way to a single edition. his grandfather family doctor. for those things you never think will happen. our planning for to funerals. it's perfect. terrier on occupational therapist to work as visually impaired kids today would have been 25th wedding anniversary. it >> : another mile today on the bay area saw sunshine ought essentially bay area wide bench and that the " it was not until late in the afternoon when co-stars were little cooler out their low 60s and then valets upper 60s up and '70s this after

so if we can define what criminal background checks ought to be in maryville, tennessee, public schools, we can define what the teachers' salaries ought to be. if we can decide what the safety ought to be, we can decide what the maximum class size out to be, we can decide what the length of the school day ought to be and what kind of vision screenings should be. whether the children are fed well is important as well. are we going to kick that up to the united states senate and say, you set the levels for that. physical activity -- the senator has been a champion for physical activity his whole career. i think that's the job of the community. professional development for staff. if we can decide about criminal background checks, we can decide about that as well. how about academic standards and curricula? there is in the state of tennessee and many other states a near rebellion over the so-called common core standards. they're about higher standards for children who need to learn more. the problem with them is washington got involved, and people in our state and many states don't like nat