his second wife was a very interesting -- matilda was clearly helping him a lot with his work. there is one reference in the no vote to her being actually two to her being on a survey says she may have assisted him. that is my reading of them. if it is correct. might not be. i wanted her to visit him. seems like it is fair. and she worked with him on the map and was very involved with his family and friends coming in to town and taking care of them. the second wife seemed to manage his business affairs. he was writing letters to her, she paid the workmen, would tell her what to do, and at one point a claim business he was trying to get clay from wilmington to philadelphia for the ceramic trade, he had all sorts of schemes and she was supposed to pay the workmen with that. he comes up a lot in one of the court case testimony's because of the receipts and the money trail. she also was involved with a lot of the land related losses later and she and her son of, john randall jr. product case against south sandal at one point which seems i spoke with a legal scholar who thinks that

with 181-82-1821 aided by his first wife matilda became a cartographer of the highest quality. much of what we know comes from two sources. the common council from new york contains records of his reports on surveys and roads and streets that concern finances, contracts, deadlin es. the more complete source of information is in the field books at the historical society and donated by a former seducer varian engineer. of you're interested there is a story about how the notebook ended up at the new york historical society in the caretaker of webster. it is not a complete story it is interesting which is often true randel finances legal trouble in his life. [laughter] the almost all 35 field books of leather bound the ordered them from albany printer. simultaneously rich documents in some places there is professionalism with tables, and measurements, his sketches, the diagrams, markers they have these records from his personal life 18 '08 and 1823 because he drafted letters, copied contracts, mentioned family and friends, travel to work and pleasure in my favorite part, recipes. a

miss this opportunity to answer matilda. she talked about funding for nurse profession or education. i want to make the point that the affordable care act does identify programs that help fund nurse managed centers, midwives , and the american association of nurse practitioners is supporting any legislation, all legislation, which continues to support nurse practitioner education. host: are nurse practitioners worldwide? of thishere are pockets model evolving throughout the world. , i want tostralia say new zealand because i have a colleague from new zealand. i'm afraid i don't say that, i will leave her out. it is a trend. is vieweding differently in other nations, but it is moving. we are seeing other nations come to the united states and take a look at what we are doing and see how they can replicated. roger green tweets and -- does the success of obama care depend on the expanded use of nurse practitioners to help reduce the healthcare costs? guest: i think so. i think that we need all hands on deck. we need as many prov

the crash at matilda has cleared out of the roadways. they were unable to locate any other issues reported. we should have a smooth drive as we see right now. here is where bob is reporting. approaching kurtner and tully. we have that overnight investigation that continues there. they are closing southbound monterrey. kurtner is opened. we will end with another quick look out there. at oakland, 880 moves smoothly. >>> it is 5:10. facebook isn't his only passion. mark zuckerberg is taking on something else with major global impact. >>> a kid sells his start-up to yahoo! for millions of dollars for something else. we'll take a look. >>> it's 5:13. facebook mark zuckerberg is pushing for immigration reform. he has joined to get more visas for high-tech workers. he has formed a new issues advocacy group which promotes immigration reform, education and other policies aimed at growing the economy. several high-profile consultants have joined. people involved say zuckerberg's interest is broader and includes citizenship for those here illegally

and matilda is 11. i was back home two weeks ago, trying to get back for sunday. couldn't make it.round yesterday. >> jimmy: uh-oh. >> what was her name? alex. but it wasn't a her. it was a guy. seriously, jack, get me his cell number now. so he sneaks upstairs to megan's room while she's downstairs helping mom cook dinner. comes down with it. two minutes before we start eating dinner, i'm on my cell. hi, alex, it's gordon. sorry i missed you yesterday, i've just landed, but it would be nice to see you. megan just spat her food out. >> jimmy: i cannot imagine you being the dad of a girlfriend. i mean, there's no worse choice. maybe hitler, i guess, would be worse. >> but here's where i feel really bad. >> jimmy: what did you do? >> megan ran to the phone to call him and asked him not to pick up his phone. unfortunately, he was just recovering from a rugby incident, as he ran towards the phone, he tripped and really damaged his thumb again, tore the ligament. so he's back in cast. >> jimmy: you injured him over the phone? [ laughter ] >> i haven't even met him yet. can you imagine t

matilda is a nurse. she's calling from maryland. hello. caller: good morning. i cannot say enough good things about me practitioners. view is skewed. i cannot believe that that is a blanket representation of nurses. i like nurse practitioners because the approach things in a family centered manner. they provide a lot of family care services that i believe many divisions prefer to specialties. i think what the health-care law, with the aging population, north's practitioners have a very important role to play. -- nurse practitioners of the very important role to play. there should be assistance for educating their practitioners. to address the needs of an aging nation. host: what kind of practice to you have? caller: i am retired right now. worked with a lot of practitioners over that time. my experience has been nothing but wonderful. i see a great collaborative relationship between the nurses and doctors. i see the doctors as having high regard for the ability and professionalism of the nurse practitioners. host: let us give a response from our guest. guest: t

matilda was helping him a lot with his work. there is one reference in the notebook to, actually two of them to her being on the survey. so she may have assisted him in the field if my reading of them is correct, which it might not be. [laughter] it seems like it's there. and she worked with him on the map and she was very involved with his family and friends coming into town and taking care of them. the second wife, latisha, seemed to manage his business affairs. he was writing letters to her. he would tell her what to do. he had at 1.8 hockley -- clay business. he had a ceramic trade and she was working with that. she comes up a lot in one of the court case testimony's because of the receipts in the money trail. she also was involved in a lot of the land related lawsuits and she became -- she and her son, john randel, jr. brought a case against randel at one time which seems, i spoke with a legal scholar, but have been the road to getting the credit terse off. >> there were children, no family -- >> the three's -- i can't find

but it was his mother-in-law matilda, a prominent champion of women's rights who would have led to hisuld have such an impact on the world, in chitten nango, his legacy is alive. he was born on this piece of land in 1956. although his family moved away and the story was written in chicago, to the people here there's no place like home. his work is the centerpiece of the community from antique shops to the oz extravaganza. the three-day party attracted baum fans from around the world. the village also has its own yellow brick road and if you follow it here all things oz where oz began. barbara evans is one of the curators of this museum. >> this is fun because it's the notice celebrating his fifth wedding anniversary and they were still in the area. >> reporter: all things oz delivers life lessons. >> we teach our kids through baum in a lot of different thing. it's okay to be born in a small town and go out and do great things. >> there's the city. at last, at last. >> reporter: that's been proven from broadway spin-offs from "wiz" and "wicked" to disney's latest movie. and so far homet

this is matilda. up for adoption with the humane society of new york. what i consider one of the most innovative pet products. a dog collar with a built-in beach. dog is always on lead and always carrying their own lead. retracts back into the collar itself. inventor of super collar i will let matilda go there extra year in production to let in chicago. they are passionate about that. >> jessie: scout and joe zoey's treats. made in the midwest. we know of all the chicken jerry can i recalls. but these are made in america. they don't have any antibiotics. they are all natural. look at same. >> like organic turkey. >> you don't have to worry. i don't think it's meant for humans to eat it. >> jessie: did you try to throw me under the bus rite there? >> dheech antlers made for chew toys as well. >> dog toys often made in china. >> these are great. this is planet dog. not only are they made in america. but they are also a of the leftover goods used to make new toys bird version looking look at that underbite. can you support your local economy. keep jobs rig

as a crash at matilda, that as artie off the shoulder.he no. 85 connecting ramp at 1 01. the back of starts way back on the 680, two 80 split. it is of fluoride up the peninsula head toward 84. drive time is now one hour from the 680, two 80 split. give yourself lots of extra time or even had over 2280. >> 9:01 a.m. and developing news out of san jose where police are investigating a homicide. jackie sissel is on the scene to give us more informations and. >> they have just reopened capitol ave. detectives have left the scene. >> we just lost your microphone. this is san jose's ninth homicide of the year. >> and the kron4 newsroom, officials say an afghan police officer opened fire on u.s. and afghan forces in eastern afghanistan, sparking a fire fight that killed u.s. troops and two other afghan policeman. we're also getting reports of 10 soldiers possibly wounded. the attacker was also killed in the shoot out. meanwhile, just outside of cobbkabul, u.s. james fire on a drug approaching their military convoy killing to afghan man inside i

. >> "matilda." when we were at the liolympics london a lot of people went to see it and loved it. >> i do. the role as the crampingy head mistress is coming over with it. much like oz. this isn't like a squeaky happy thing. it's a little darker, but the reviews and early buzz is all ton tonys. >> justin timberlake will be on "snl" this weekend. people are already lined up in the snow waiting for him. he was great the last time he was on "snl." what do you expect this time? >> he's great every time on "snl." i think he missed his calling when he became a singer. he has great comedic timing. number eight on the charts right now. i'm waiting to see if jay-z will make an appearance. a lot of us are. >> do you think he might come on the show? >> he might. if he does, i hope he sticks around for a comedic turn, because that would be awesome as well. >> bill werde, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> alicia quarles is joining me. >> good morning. happy birthday. >> thank you very much. joy behar is coming off "the view." she's one of the last originals. >> to term barbara walters, she