chris mcdaniel is the energetic, young face of mississippi's tea party.in-backed mcdaniel came within a few thousand votes of beating six-term incumbent republican u.s. senator thad cochran in a june primary and subsequent run off by riding a wave of anti-washington, anti- incumbent anger. mcdaniel claims election fraud helped cochran win a june runoff election, and is challenging the results in court. according to mcdaniel, democrats voted in their own primary and then illegally crossed over and voted in the republican runoff, which is a violation of state law. mcdaniel blames the state's republican establishment and the cochran campaign for appealing to those democrats, in addition to millions spent by outside groups attempting to sway the race and potential stop the tea party in its tracks. >> they were willing to sacrifice a friend for power. they would say and do anything to do that. and they did. that's problematic, but not just for me because when they called me those nasty names, when they called me a racist, which is not true, when they said i wa

mcdaniel, to this hearings board, and to the facility. i meant no disrespect. it will not happen again. i have no intentions on compromising staff or the security of the facility. >> anything else? if nothing else, the board will make a decision. >> hansen waits outside the hearing room until a decision is reached. >> i'm pretty sure i'm going to get found guilty. >> why? >> because it's the staff's word against mine. >> but hansen will soon learn, it was his own words that did him in. >> i mean, he confessed. he's sittinging there, more and more talking and he confessed. >> it's only a matter of moments before a decision is made. >> you're charged with a class one, rule 19, solicitation of staff misconduct. you pled not guilty. however, the board did find you guilty. sanctions imposed is 30 days punitive segregation from the date of this incident to february the 2nd. this concludes case number 090763. >> how are you feeling? >> just feeling bummed out, you know? my intentions weren't to compromise staff or anything, you know. the officer was down in the dumps,

san francisco 49ers, tony mcdaniel and kevin williams of the seattle seahawks, brandon marshall and santonio holmes of the chike bears. deepwater horizon brooint /* dez bryant of the cowboys. randy starks of the miami dolphins and frosty rucker. this is according to a "usa today" data base that tracks player arrests. >>> recommendations were presented at the regents meeting in san francisco to create a consistent approach to respond to and investigate sexual assault and also calls for establishing an independent sexual victims advocate at each school and to develop an education and awareness campaign of all its sexual violence awareness programs. >> all of this is now explicit. it's not just sending an e-mail,

mcdaniels, 66. take it in. 2 west 40.vez, 2 west 71. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ] they gave me 90 days. what's that [ bleep ]? 90 days? what's that [ bleep ]? [ bleep ]. >> i'm here 35. i'm reputable in them streets, you know? what's that? >> you ever been in here? >> not here, not in prison. >> this ain't nowhere to be, man. this ain't cool. you can't even stretch. you can't even stretch in this joint. >> you can't even work out in these cells. you can't run in place. we only come out twice a week. >> yeah, man, [ bleep ]. mentally insane, for real. this is what they give us. look at this [ bleep ]. that's all you going to get. that's all you [ bleep ] going to get. a little tiny ass bar of soap. going to be used in one day. it's over. this is how i'm living, man. >> you will find with a lot of these guys, they have been incarcerated before. so, unfortunate for some of them, they think this is a step up. and in the circles they travel in, unfortunately, it is. you know, i made it. i'm in the state prison now. it's a subcul

tom mcdaniel, a big man, wrapped him up and they struggled and i got to walk around and had the privilege every fbi agent in joys which was taking my credentials out and saying mr. kaczynski, fbi. he looked at my weapons staring him in the nose from six inches and completely complied. it was very not dramatic. it was very easy and simple and like we planned it, thank god. >> time for one more question. >> i wonder if you could comment more on the manifesto itself. i haven't read the full document but my and standing as it focuses a lot on the socialization and political theory and psychology behind it. i was wondering, what was the importance of the manifesto to ted kaczynski and how it relates to the bombing itself. >> was the white philosophy against technology. it wasn't -- the philosophy itself was not unique to ted kaczynski by any means but the way he expressed it was what was unique and that helps us out in the investigation and made it recognizable. >> it was called industrial society in the future and was like a return to living the luddite type of life with very little technolog

>> from their recent trip to cheyenne wyoming, roger mcdaniel author of buying for joe mccarthy discusses the life and death of the senator lester hunt. >> the most significant positions in the country whose name is not remembered. part of the problem is the nature of his death overshadowed the accomplishments of his life to cause in 1954, there was an enormous stigma of move about homosexuality and about suicide. and lester hunt's widow made it her life work to make sure the story of the suicide was never told. she went so far as to threaten the author of the wyoming history textbook that if he put anything about the suicide in the textbook that she would sue him. so although he knew part of the story about the blackmail he left it out and so for all the students of wyoming history they have read a book on page 521 gets that in the semester but on page 521 of the book essays overcome by personal and political problems he took his life in 1953. as a politician, he was enormously well-liked. the first time here in for office he was the top go-getter in the county and got elected to the leg

mcdaniel gets the call. >> mike: pretty cool, tom. notre dame has such a great history of walk-ons. he may be the most accomplished of them all starting at linebacker. >> tom: kathryn? >> guys, joe's sister, katherine, 2006 notre dame grad, and member of the track and field team. she married lopez. this is about ten years ago when the family was visiting south bend. lots of snow. and joe dreamed of playing for notre dame. as you mentioned, he wasn't recruited by them. he walked on, earned himself a scholarship, and right there a big play in this game. guys? >> tom: exclamation point on a shamrock series game, as the irish go 6-0 in the shamrock series game. next year they'll go to fenway field to play bc. >> mike: yep. they're going to go to boston. historic fenway park. >> tom: what did i say, fenway field? i knew better. >> mike: there will be about 2,000 boston college fans. and 40 some thousand notre dame fans in the bc backyard. you know, doug, kind of interesting talking to brian kelly the other day about this whole series. he said at first he didn't like it because it took aw

just three weeks ago i was in mississippi for a week campaigning for chris mcdaniel fromcdaniel, the tea party candidate who had a 10-point lead over 36 handed senator thad cochran. adcock as people got desperate. they realized they couldn't win in the republican primary so they decide the only way they could win was to cheat. what did they do? they went to the democratic community and they went to urban areas and they literally take them to vote republican for the first time in their entire lives in a republican primary even though most of them had voted a month prior in the democratic primary and it is against the law to vote in both primaries in mississippi. they said don't worry, no one will know. no one is watching. you've got to vote for thad cochran against this guy, this wayne root clone, this tea party guy, chris mcdaniel. why? because he wants to cut spending. what thad cochran promises is to keep the welfare checks coming, to keep the food stamp checks, to keep the unemployment checks coming in to keep all the bacon coming from washington, d.c. for every employer in the ar

mcdaniel gets the call. >> mike: pretty cool, tom. notre dame has such a great history of walk-ons. he may be the most accomplished of them all starting at linebacker. >> tom: kathryn? >> guys, joe's sister, katherine, 2006 notre dame grad, and member of the track and field team. she married lopez. this is about ten years ago when the family was visiting south bend. lots of snow. and joe dreamed of playing for notre dame. as you mentioned, he wasn't recruited by them. he walked on, earned himself a scholarship, and right there a big play in this game. guys? >> tom: exclamation point on a shamrock series game, as the irish go 6-0 in the shamrock series game. next year they'll go to fenway field to play bc. >> mike: yep. they're going to go to boston. historic fenway park. >> tom: what did i say, fenway field? i knew better. >> mike: there will be about 2,000 boston college fans. and 40 some thousand notre dame fans in the bc backyard. you know, doug, kind of interesting talking to brian kelly the other day about this whole series. he said at first he didn't like it because it took aw

assistant and tim and jimmy are here and jack shaw and others bob and steve from design and judy mcdaniel and mark from our facilities worked very hard to make sure this project stated open schedule and will other from the construction office will make sure that project is over sighted and get through construction. special thanks to lee of the transportation authority and eric and our chief director dan the 3 of them got together and maid this project is delivered. the partnership starts they top i'm grateful to have a partner liken 81 i didn't chaupg who sets the goal of collaboration for the team to follow. i want to thank did california highway patrol for our construction workers and keeping our roads safe and our contractors. and i want to thank you for incorporating the small businesses into their work that's important to be inclusive when we do this type of work. more than anything please continue to be patient my drive slow past the cone and make sure when you see flashing lights please give them more room. it could save a will and that life could be yours. thank you for including

mcdaniel cuts it back, barrels down inside the 15, that's a first down. >> kirk: missouri lost to indiana, then going to columbia, south carolina, and winning a game. >> chris: what do you make of this notre dame performance now? 4-0. they have a back-loaded schedule. we talked about stanford and florida state, usc coming in. >> kirk: they're going to have to get better. for them to be able to beat teams like stanford or a florida state or a usc, going to have to be able to run the football better. and everett golson's going have to play the way he's capable of playing, which is avoiding mistakes. >> chris: our friend dick vital, huge notre dame fan, says, better than all you experts have said, baby. they'll win ten games this year. >> kirk: he's probably -- he's probably counting on losses to florida state and, what do you think, usc out at the coliseum? i don't know. >> chris: does he mean ten in the regular season? that would be logical. >> kirk: yeah. but you know what? everybody on their schedule, if they play the way they can play, they can -- they can play with everybody on their s

help police and the crossing guards better patrol what's going on here on the school campus and for mcdaniel it's important because this school behind me is broke nn to two buildings here in south philadelphia. reporting live, katy zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> happening today voters will cast their ballots. polls are open today from 7:00 until 8:00 tonight. two big races for state officers where republican are running for the gop nomination for state treasurer and democrats brenda mayrack and ken are trying to win their party's nomination for state auditor. >>> the atlanta ray rice knocking out his then fiancee. tmz posted the video yesterday. hours later the ravens fired rice and the nfl suspended him indefinitely. both organizations say they did not see the video before yesterday. ravens coach said they decided to release rice after team executives watched the video. >> it changed things, of course. you know, it made things a little bit different. it is tough, it is hurtful. and, my pain is for both of them as a couple and going forward. my hope is that they can make it work. >> rice made a d

they include chris cook of the san francisco 49ers, tony mcdaniel and kevin williams of the seattle seahawks, brandon marshall and santonio holmes of the chike bears. deepwater horizon brooint /* dez bryant of the cowboys. randy starks of the miami dolphins and frosty rucker. this is according to a "usa today" data base that tracks player arrests. >>> recommendations were presented at the regents meeting in san francisco to create a consistent approach to respond to and investigate sexual assault and also calls for establishing an independent sexual victims advocate at each school and to develop an education and awareness campaign of all its sexual violence awareness programs. >> all of this is now explicit. it's not just sending an e-mail, not just giving a flyer that somebody is going to ignore. it's ongoing education. >> the recommendations come from a task force that was created after a lawsuit was filed against uc berkeley. the school was accused of failing to fully investigate reports of sexual assault on campus. >>> about a dozen wildfires are burning across the state right now and th

mcdaniel cuts it back, barrels down inside the 15, that's a first down. >> kirk: missouri lost to indiana, then going to columbia, south carolina, and winning a game. >> chris: what do you make of this notre dame performance now? 4-0. they have a back-loaded schedule. we talked about stanford and florida state, usc coming in. >> kirk: they're going to have to get better. for them to be able to beat teams like stanford or a florida state or a usc, going to have to be able to run the football better. and everett golson's going have to play the way he's capable of playing, which is avoiding mistakes. >> chris: our friend dick vital, huge notre dame fan, says, better than all you experts have said, baby. they'll win ten games this year. >> kirk: he's probably -- he's probably counting on losses to florida state and, what do you think, usc out at the coliseum? i don't know. >> chris: does he mean ten in the regular season? that would be logical. >> kirk: yeah. but you know what? everybody on their schedule, if they play the way they can play, they can -- they can play with everybody on their s

the reverend mcdaniel agreed with rabbi calisch.here was no need to tinker with ruffner's virginia system, they argued. and the school board eventually sided with them. virginians debated matters of church and state and legislative petitions, courthouse arguments, in the newspapers, and assembly sessions, church meetings, and for conventions. each virginia convention, they drafted a new constitution. the church-state issues come dragging up again. establishing religious freedom -- this book traces that history. it explores how and why the revolutionary generation of virginians rejected the british model of an established church in favor of jefferson's statute. how they and the later generations of virginians are perceived to use and abuse that statute. the revolving understandings of church-state separation and the ever changing and shifting cultural context that determines the settlements. you know, history is wonderfully instructive. consider virginia's history -- consider virginia's history as a dry run for what happens in americ

chris cook, tony mcdaniel and kevin williams and brandon marshal and donte whitner of the browns andhe dolphins and frosty rucker of the arizona cardinals. this is according to a usa today database that tracks players arrests. >> former san francisco giant barry bonds is getting another chance to appeal his conviction for obstruction of yjustice. the home run king was convicted of lying to a federal grand jury. in court papers, bond's attorney said that the government has taken obstruction laws to an extreme, the filing said, quote, this is a case about prosecutors taking the conviction of a high profile defendant at any cost. >> a bay cruise was taken this morning that changed their lives forever. the group gathered at pier 41 in san francisco, among the crowd was 23 i 23 immigrants that went to angel island for a special naturalization ceremony. >> it took me time, but i did it because i wanted to do it. >> ang he he will island served as the pint on of are entry for about 1 million asian immigrants. the immigration station is now a museum. congratulations to the new u.s. citizens

. >> from their recent trip to cheyenne wyoming, roger mcdaniel author of buying for joe mccarthy discusses the life and death of the senator lester hunt. >> the most significant positions in the country whose name is not remembered. part of the problem is the nature of his death overshadowed the accomplishments of his life to cause in 1954, there was an enormous stigma of move about homosexuality and about suicide. and lester

that senator sed cochran survived the primary in runoff from a state senator chris mcdaniel.aniel still kind of fighting the rules of a runoff back in june. so no one expects it to flip. nd the fact that a sitting senator was able to make it through a runoff and then win that runoff is actually very surprising. host: stories coming out today. ric cantor landing a job at a wall street investment bank. the story from "the wall street will be noting that he the vice chairman and a board member at the firm, moellis and company. the story noting that mr. cantor liaison been seen as a between the gop and wall street which has been a big campaign ontributor of his during his time in congress. >> they didn't get any victories. any ea party didn't get sitting senators any of these primaries. senator thad cochran survived his. in tennessee, they didn't get alexander, he ended up winning by quite a large margin. roberts survived a primary challenge. so, you know, the tea party did not have a good track record. you know, when you look down at the competitive races all republicans got thr

. >> it's called walk safe philadelphia and you'll see it here at mcdaniel elementary as well as other schools in the district. this program began several years ago when two dozen philadelphia schools closed and those existing students were sent to different schools. the city wanted to offer a safe way for those kids to walk into new neighborhoods. adults familiar with the areas volunteer in the morning and after school to get the kids to and from home safely. they wear vests that identify them and have walkie-talkies so they can radio each other and police if there is a problem. >> everybody is feeling the pinch of something being taken away. and the volunteer is what fills that gap of what is being taken away. extra eyes, extra set of ears, a hug. stability. those types of things. >> and walk safe philadelphia organizers tell me the program has picked up over the last year with the recent budget cuts to school police and personnel. reporting live in south philadelphia, katy zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist tedd florendo. >>> nice, cool

. >> we explore science history with local authors starting with rodger mcdaniel on the suicide of wyoming senator lester hunt. >> lester hunt became i think in the late '40s and early '50s one of the most six mythic and politicians in the country whose name is not remembered. part of the problem is that the nature of his death overshadowed the accomplishments of his life because in 1954 there was enormous stigma both about homosexuality and about suicide. and lester hunt soweto made it her life's work to make sure that the story of his suicide was never told. she went so far as to threaten the author of the premier wyoming history textbook that if you put anything about the suicide in his textbook, that she would soon. to although he knew part of the story about the blackmail, he left it out and so for all these years students of wyoming history have read a book that on page 521, who gets that far in a semester? but on page 521 of dr. larson spoke it says overcome by personal and political problems, lester hunt took his own life on june 19, 1953. as a politician, lester hunt was enormousl

david mcdaniel has the story. >> in video, we see them pull over george zimmerman thursday. he saw him in a parking lot. he told police he felt uneasy. why was zimmerman there? [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] >>> cops took zimmerman's gun at first but once there was a doctor's appointment, he was given his gun back and sent on his way. it was the second time he called police. he have simply driving down lake berry boulevard when two men be n a pick up pulled up beside him and there was an argument. >> i looked over, and george zimmerman was the driver and they were threatening to shoot me. >> by the time they got to the circle k, the truck was gone. and while the plan believed it was george zimmerman there wasn't any proof. thursday zimmerman confirmed he was the guy driving on tuesday but denied the level of the threat he claimed. he said in both cases, he didn't want to prosecute for which -- for police, it ends it. >> we cannot persecute on a witness that does not -- we do have a claim. >> disgraced running back making his first appearance since being released from the ravens

. >> just for the record politico does put in erjake canic cantor chris mcdaniel.ut races -- i have a nomination, chuck todd. every republican that's running statewide in kansas. seriously, sam brownback, a friends of mine from my first day in congress in 1994. it's hard to piss off kansas republicans the way he has. i'm stunned that sam may lose that race and then pat roberts. this isn't a knock on sarah palin. you love her or hate her. that's "your business." but for pat roberts, bob dole republican to bring sarah palin in just smacks of desperation. >> i would put roberts in a special category. ultimately, particularly if he loses he then, you know, becomes the worst campaign of the cycle. i mean i don't think you can have anybody else, you look at the demographics of kansas because he would end up losing to an independent. not even a major party candidate. and you couldn't even find an apartment to rent in topeka. you couldn't find an apartment to rent in wichita. are you kidding me? you didn't see what happened to dick luger. you can't have any sympathy becaus