government was paying mckinley a monthly allowance to cover some expenses.in december, her unemployment insurance check simply stopped. >> congress just cut it. went on vacation, went on recess, and while they are enjoying their lives, the american people are suffering. >> despite some of the worst long-term unemployment numbers in a half sent re, the u.s. congress let benefits for the long-term unemployed run out. for years, those benefits were automatically renewed until december. mckinley took her frustration to lawmakers to let them know millions of unemployed americans believe it was morally wrong. >> shame on them. i am going to repeat that again. i say, shame on them. >> on this day, only democrats seemed to be listening to that message. >> in a way, i am very sad. we should not be at a press conference. we should be on the floor of the house voigtting to extend unemployment competition. >> republicans in the house of representatives say they have no plan to drop unemployment insurance. republicans in the senate say they can't support extending the be

. >> so mckinley took her frustration to u.s. lawmakers to let her know millions of unemployed men's believed congress's failure to extend the benefit was morally wrongism. >> shame on them. >> on this day only democrats seemed to be listening to that message. >> in a way i'm very sad. we should not be at a press conference. we should be on the floor of the house voting to extend unemployment compensation. >> but republicans in the house of representatives have no plans to draft legislation to extend unemployment insurance. republicans in the senate can't support extending the benefits unless accompanied by a plan to pay for it. that's where the two sides can't agree. >> mckinley and her supporters delivered half a million signatures to the top republicans in congress, to press them to work with the opposition democrats, towards a solution. >> we are here a peaceful group of people on behalf of voters, here to deliver petitions. >> this is not how things are delivered. >> on that day none of the republican leaders was willing to

mckinley took her frustration to u.s. lawmakers to let them know millions of unemployed americans believe congress's failure to extend the benefits was morally wrong. shame on them. shame on them. >> on this day only the democrats seemed to be listening to the message. >> in a way i'm sad. we should not be at a press conference. we should be on the floor of the house voting to extend unemployment compensation. >> republicans in the house of representatives say they have no plans to draft legislation to extend unemployment insurance. they can support the benefits, but it needs to be accompanied by a plan to pay for it. mckinley and over supporters delivered half a million signatures to the top republicans in congress to press them to work with the opposition democrats towards a solution. >> we are here on behalf of voters and here to deliver petitions that the leaders of congress need to see. >> on that day none of the republican leaders was willing to speak with her. 4 million americans have been out of work for more than

chief executives, mckinley changed america and would have crowned imperial season completely. but he did not finish his second term and he was assassinated in two years before his assassination in 1901 come he had supported a redesign of washington by the army corps of engineers. in this included a european sort of appearance. the remake was supposed to be characterized by the library of congress. they claimed out for its own and they completed this and dazzled everyone and was set to move to be doing the rest of the city. they wish to begin as soon as possible, but they were abruptly unseated by nongovernmental architects and members of the american institute of architects. james macmillan of michigan, whom they had consulted, he was head of the dc committee and was working in private practice. in this includes what came to be known as the macmillan program. other changes have come and he was assassinated in buffalo, theodore roosevelt was then his very unlikely successor and it was roosevelt who toured this in 1901 and heard about how the plan of the architects was a revival

you've compared to his potential to realignment figures like mckinley and fdr.those presidents? >> it is very simple. in 30 years, america will be a majority nonwhite nation. in 2011 when we had our first nonwhite president in the oval office, the majority of babies born in the united states were nonwhite. christie is the only republican who has done this. if he's able in 2016 to do what he did in new jersey nationally and win blue states, you would be talking about a historical national realignment. >> jay, let me build that over to larry. part of the question is whether the tea party energy can be harnessed or expanded. people who had serious energy among their base but then actually brought in new voters. >> look, in american history, you've had five and maybe six realignments. the last two, i think, are interesting because they haven't occurred all at once the way they did with andrew jackson in 1828 or mckinley in 1896 or fdr in 1932. the first rolling realignment was from nixon to reagan. the 1968 to 1980. i think you could make a good argument that's been

craig mckinley and president of the air force association. on behalf of the chairman of the board, welcome to our first secretary of the air force breakfasted 2014. and happy new year to everyone. thank you for being here. [applause] madame secretary, normally we have to go through a buffet one and it takes forever. but for some reason when you are here we get a plated in sitdown breakfast. we thank you for that. we hope to come to all of your breakfast. we even have a coating her. i said would army guy doing in the air force association and he said that he just wanted to make sure that we were taking care of what the army air forces. so it's good to see the former army air corps. that is right. and we have a wonderful group of seniors and corporate executives and industry leaders and attaches from around the world. and we have a lot a shot at americans in the audience today. and we couldn't have a better keynote speaker today for our first breakfast series and under secretary of the air force. secretary deborah james at the 23rd secretary of

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mckinley, the president elected. he was reasonably close to theodore. in fact, when he was about to be married to his fifth cousin once removed, eleanor, he was actually closely related to theodore van allen r. theater offered to have said mary in the white house. they rejected that idea and they were not married in the white house. roosevelt admired theodore roosevelt very much. he was a domestic reform or, an energetic, active man who is interested in all kinds of things that roosevelt was especially interested in his having an assistant secretary of the navy. that was the first big event in roosevelt's young wife that he really remembered. roosevelt had no idea he had become assistant secretary of the navy himself. he was bored by law practice. he graduated from harvard. he had gone into the pack is of new york city. it was boring. it was pushing paper. in fact, the first year he got no pay at all. then he got a small salary. it was of no interest at all to him. he wanted to do something else. fortuitously, all i keep an opportunity in politics. even

mathematician chris mckinley so fed up with online dating he resorted to math to find his true love.n algorithm to attract the best matches for the dating website he was on, okcupid. sounds romantic. >> grad student geek. >> reporter: who wrote a book says he set up six fake profiles and used them to get information from about 20,000 women on a site. >> so, there were seven clusters of people all of whose answers were similar. >> reporter: and from those clusters of women, he studied how they answered key survey questions from the site. including their interests and what they were looking for in a man. he says all of a sudden, he had thousands of potential matches. who put him at the top of their lists. how many dates did you go on? >> 88. >> reporter: at what point did you realize you found the one? >> about 20 minutes into the 88th date. >> reporter: the last one? >> well, that's why it was the last one. >> reporter: mckinley says about one year later, he and christine got engaged. not so surprisingly, over skype. abc news reached out to okcupid for comment but did not get a respon

mckinley, the president, was shot in 1901 and theodore became president. the first entry in the public that young franklin made was he joined the young republican club at harvard as a freshman in order to campaign for cousin ted. he stayed long enough for president roosevelt to be elected. he was reasonably close to theodore and in fact when he was about -- when roosevelt was about to be married to his fifth cousin once removed, eleanor, he was closer related to theodore than eleanor by a very little bit. theodore offered to have the mary in the white house, they rejected that it and they were not married in the white house but roosevelt admired theodore roosevelt very much. he was the domestic reformer, energetic, active man who was interested in all kinds of things and roosevelt was especially interested in his having been assistant secretary of the navy. that was the first big event in roosevelt's young life that he remembered. roosevelt had no idea he had become assistant secretary of the navy himself. he was bored by wealth practice. he had graduated

mckinley in alaska. >>> we'll share unforgettable memories in 2013. >>> and speaking of 2013, we'll look at the best commercials in 2013. that is in our next hour on world news now. kilimanj . >>> as our world news now viewers know, news never seems to stop even at this hour. >> this humble early morning program is there for all the big stories. and here is a look back at some of the stories covered in 2013. >> so for the president and our nation. >> the second inauguration of president obama is now in the history books. >> if we are truly created equal then surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well. >> and hillary clinton will not have a job, friday is her last day as secretary of state. >> it seems the remote part of russia did get a versus from space. at least one meteor streaked across the sky early this morning triggering powerful shock waves. >> pope benedict, now down to his final hours as head of the roman catholic church. the world welcomes a new pope, a man by all accounts

the next day we did it at mckinley high school in baton rouge, my old hometown, with herman jackson,bb king ostrom are. it's great, because we teach students who are interested in getting into music how to really go about it. we explained to them that music is like a wonderful fruit trees that there's all kinds of fruit off this one tree. deep down in the ground is the the 12 barthat is blues. if you're going to get into music, you've got to learn the 12 bar blues. that is the old expression. blues is the roots, and everything else is the fruits. tavis: that's very true. take me back 50 years ago to the whiskey. i want to close my eyes and just set the scene for me, 50 years ago. >> opening night was very exciting because they had really done a great job, they had klieg lights out in front, almost like a hollywood premiere. people were lined up down the street. i had played at another club, a smaller place that was like a restaurant. basically we brought our following up from there. we had already gotten started when i was approached on the idea but elmer ballantyne who conceived the

wild side ♪ ♪ he stopped loving her today ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom >> and now the seniors of mckinleyu. ♪ will we ever say the words with feeling ♪ >> let's see what this thing can do. >> i run my crew my way. >> are you in the mafia? >> am i in the what? >> you lay a hand on him and you're going to answer to me. >> there is a fight between good and evil and i'm just one of the people who happens to believe that good is ultimately stronger. >> i'm roger ebert of the chicago sun times. film critics are important because films are important. what about the movies, the dialogue, the characters? >> the president can decide that it's in the best interest of the nation or something and do something illegal? >> when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal. >> helen. >> helen. >> helen. this is my inaugural moment here. >> we are the watch dogs. we're there and it's very important that we be there. >> if it's one against 48 i'm very sorry for the 48. they were right. britain needs an iron lady. >> i have cherished the idea of a democratic and free society. it is an ideal for

and i think remarkable restraint especially young compared to what western on fort mckinley do in such circumstances the rising pm highlighted airlines announced its amendments extremism and a voice of russia's his clown in the tree bondage believes opposition leaders are trying to cover up that radical sign gets a new future for another so called militant nationalist leaders. although the move was driven by the end of the coast the field to kosovo to condemn these actions oh no not this. he failed to separate themselves from the no nonsense that's something that you deny it no not for the blue he said the school go home. for the funeral which was no way to fly to see an awful to see stevie and i can get it we can go to his old office and the role of nautical can affect the company's of these people were active from the very beginning. it's a shame what the west preston optional use them. now most of north has them in twelve forty five and two people will be like the black stump up a couple of civil society and of all nights to community groups. they are all the utilities and will be b

even though mckinley county did a good job getting the main thoroughfares clear yesterday, still some problems here on the secondaries. >> thank you. stay with us for continuing coverage of the deep freeze. closings, delays, are running at the screen. you can also find them on wjla.com. the company behind the recent west virginia chemical spill says a second to michael leaked into the elk river with the first one. the chemical is called pph and it was reported that it into the water until tuesday. the head of the company said he did not know they still use the pph chemical but it is less toxic than the first chemical. >> d.c. police searching for two men who attacked the woman and still her iphone. they have an important clue. the victim did not want her identity revealed, but she says on january 9, two men attacked her from behind walsh was walking on capitol hill. they took off with her iphone. a few days later, she opened her computer and log on to icloud. >> i see this man into his my attacker and i am shocked and dismayed and scared and thinking, what an idiot. >> d.c. police sho

[applause] >> thank you so much general mckinley. if i could also add what a pleasure for me to be back into a position where i can work so closely with you going forward. and i also want to start out by saying thanks to the entire air force association team that i know worked very hard to put this breakfast together. i'm told there are about 250 of us here today, which i'm told a high number, a record-breaking number for the first of the breakfast series here in 2014. that is of course extra pressure on me. i only hope i'm worth it. you will have to be the judge of that after you hear what i have to say. thanks for the whole time for putting this together and all of the work you do throughout the year. i'm sure in addition to braving the cold today we might have some sleepy heads in the audience. i'm tired having stayed up late as i am sure many of you did to hear the state of the union address. doubly glad to see you this morning and you made the effort to come in. i don't know about you all, but my favorite part of the address las

mckinley in alaska.are some unforgettable memories of this past year. >>> and speaking of 2013, we'll look at the best and worst commercials you've seen in the past year. that is in our next hour on "world news now." world news now continues after you know, from a young age. i definitely want to major in political science. become the mayor or something. make the situation better for other people. my name is justin, and i am your dividend. ♪ >>> as our "world news now" viewers know, news never seems to stop even at this hour. >> this humble overnight early morning program is there for all the big stories. and here is a look back at some of the stories covered in 2013. >> so what it was for the president and our nation -- >> the second inauguration of president obama is now in the history books. >> if we are truly created equal then surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well. >> on saturday morning, hillary clinton will not have a job. friday is her last day as secretary of state. >> i'

know ryan takes that seriously that's the puts these real issues into you know the the halls of mckinley i you think the public is going to be moving and you know i think it's over it's in it over fifty percent of the way is fifty percent fifty six percent of the thing is that it was back to a vote telephone you would pay which has a yeah i think that not only is it fifty for sixty percent now i think it's like jumped ten points in like just four years ago is that so it's happening like yeah it was sort of be like this yeah yeah well i'll go back to. what's hollywood game night a hollywood game and what we do this thing and hollywood i don't know if you do it here or doesn't see you peasants out here the game nights where you play these are very low reference level games you don't need to know tolstoy or it think like that it's all about pop culture and. we do our little version of charades a name that tune in this game celebrity sean hayes is pretty famous for having them in his house on he's a great guy on the show he is executive producer he created this baby and it worked on his own

. ♪ i do not like them this is from heather mckinley.dience who looks like a cross between buster from 'arrested development' and milhouse from 'the simpsons'?" [ light laughter ] i don't know, let's check the audience. i don't know if we can find -- how about that guy right there? [ laughter ] ♪ that's perfect. let's try another one here. this is from stephanie franklin. "jimmy, i'm having trouble picking out a halloween costume. you should have some of your writers should come out and say what they're going to be this year, and maybe that'll help me decide." that's a great idea, stephanie. please welcome some of the "late night" writers and their halloween costumes, everybody. ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: very nice, can you tell us who you are and what your costume is, please? >> i'm marina, and i'm going to be a princess. >> jimmy: aw. [ applause ] >> i'm arthur, and i'm going as a pirate. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's obvious, very nice. >> i'm patrick, and i'm going as lance armstrong. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, sorry. how are y

five sitting presidents have been shot, four -- lincoln, garfield, mckinley and kennedy -- died and one, reagan, survived his wounds. now, despite these different outcomes, the shootings of ken key and reagan have multiple parallels and similarities and viewed on a timeline, they serve as a sort of bookends to a very tumultuous and sometimes disturbing period in american history. kennedy's murder was the first in a series of tragic events that dismayed the nation this the 1960s and 1970s, shocking incidents that included the assassinations of martin luther king jr. and robert kennedy, both in 1968. in the public consciousness even though the killers of king and the kennedy brothers each had different motives, the murders are seldom considered unrelated acts. they're instead viewed conspirator y'allly as though they were collectively moment to frustrate liberal hopes for a more racially-just society. conversely, less than two months after reagan's shooting and survival, pope john paul ii also survived an assassination attempt likely approved if not orchestrated by the kgb. compared to th

i am greg mckinley, the presidents of the air force association. on behalf of our chairman of the board welcome to our first secretary of the air force breakfast in 2014. happy new year to everybody. thank you for being here. [applause] madam secretary, normally we have to go through a buffet line and it takes forever, but for some reason when your ear we get plated. thank you for that. the help -- we even have dick cody here. what is an army guy doing in the air for association? welcome a just order to make sure that we were taking care of . so it's good to see dick cody, former army air corps. that's right. we have a wonderful group of senior, corporate executives, industry leaders, at issue is from around the world. we have a lot of patriotic americans in the audience. we could not have a better kenya speaker today for our first breakfast series the 90 secretary of the air force. secretary deborah james is the 23rd secretary of the air force. she came into the job, i was talking to check, probably the most unique requalify secretary of iran had.

so mckinley took frustration directly to u.s.rs to let them know millions of unemployment americans that the failure to extend the benefits was morally wrong. >> shame on them. i will repeat that again, i say shame on them. >> reporter: on this day only democrats seem to be listening to that message. >> in a way i'm very sad. we should not be at a press conference. we should be on the floor of the house voting to extend unemployment compensation. >> reporter: but republicans and the house of representatives say they cannot extends it unless it has a plan to pay for it and that is where the two sides cannot seem to agree. so mckinley and her supporters delivered half a million signatures to the top republicans in congress to press them to work with the opposition democrats towards a solution. >> we are here on a peaceful group of people on behalf of voters and here to deliver petitions we think the leaders of congress need to see. >> not how things get delivered. >> reporter: on that day none of the republican leaders were willing

in those times, lyndon johnson could sit down with everett mckinley dirksen and they could talk abouthis deal and i will give you that bridge. that was the way the system worked. i did not"lincoln," cover lincoln. >> thanh mentioned how the chinese leadership -- tom mention how the chinese leadership is paying attention. i want to ask about foreign policy. >> was there any? >> usually second term presidents focus on foreign policy. is this president focus on foreign policy? -- there but there are is peril there. afghanistan, we don't know what will happen when we leave. certainly, if you look at china and japan and asia, there is a lot of peril. a success, if this nuclear deal does not work out, what do we do? this is a war weary country. the middle east is thorny. he wants to turn his attention to foreign policy, there is no easy win. >> thank you so much. four hours of sleep? >> a little more than that. >> get the mail some coffee. >> al hunt. a lot more this weekend on "clinical capital -- this weekend on "political capital." >> coming up on "surveillance," yahoo!'s revenue problem

i haven't talked to you since i doubt mckinley. these are two icons and i have read both your works. i really enjoyed your work on character back in 1988. my question was, in response to a caller last week with mrs. bush, i think the question was over the relationship between the first lady's during the transition. i remember a quote of mrs. bush and i would like to get both your comments on it. after the informal tour of the white house, mrs. bush in response to reporters questions, i think the reporter said, do you have any advice for mrs. clinton? and mrs. bush said avoid reporters like the plague, and if they quote you, make sure they heard you. so i would like to find out from both of you in terms of what hillary clinton -- i don't remember her having much of a comment then, but i would like to get your take on the transition, and thank you so much for your work. >> she certainly did not avoid the question. it is interesting that barbara bush on your program talked about how much she likes bill clinton now. i don't think that

weeks before you told the committee you had no questions about exchanges being ready on the first, mckinley briefed you and other members of the administration on a number of risks facing the website and the federal marketplace. those included late policy, delayed designs, and unlimited time to test the website. why did you feel confident that everything was on track? mailsarly, their own e- show that officials were worried that healthcare.gov would crash on take off, yet you again to told us in september that everyone would be able to go online, select a plan, learn their subsidy, enroll by october 1. i thank you for being here today. i know the number of times you have made yourself available to testify before this committee and i appreciate that. it seems like you are faced with two alternatives. if you did not know about the problems when you testified last year, or you did and decided not to test -- not to tell congress. patternthe part of the that is so disheartening to the american people. promises made, promises broken. it's hundred million dollars on the healthcare.gov website, the

mckinley, our cabin and ring in the new year out there.ng to close out the year? >> you know, i think something that we all should be able to take forward is the thankfulness that we should be feeling for this notion that the eyes of the nation are really opening up. we are becoming more and more aware of how important it is that we do pull our own weight and we respect work ethic and we not rely on the federal government to do anything for us because they keep screwing things up. so we have a thankfulness that i think we should bring forward in to 2014. we felt that in 2013 as people became more aware of the potential for us as powerful individuals to pull our own weight. >> great message there for the past year and the year moving forward. governor palin, we want to wish you and your family a happy new year. thank you for being with us today and we know that the new year is just about to get started. we love all of your motivation. certainly do. >> she once gave up chocolate as a resolution. >> i could not. >> she laid off for an entire

mckinley. . kinlkinl thank you, congressman, for -- mr. mckinley: thank you, congressman, for your eadership on this issue. 95% of all fire departments in west virginia are staffed by volunteers. to pay for their training, their equipment, their operating costs theerks men and women are forced to raise money through bake sales, pancake breakfasts, steak dinners and standing in the streets humbly at stop lights holding their boots out, asking people to put money in those boots. and now these financially strapped fire departments have been told that they may have to pay health care costs. mr. miller has projected that the added cost of paying for this health care, for these volunteers, will force some departments to close their doors, close their doors, putting families and businesses at risk. mr. speaker, cutting emergency services upon which rural americans depend is clearly an unintended consequence of obamacare. therefore we must exempt our volunteer emergency responders from this additional cost by bringing this bill to the floor as soo