mr. steven douglas and abraham lincoln-- am i saying that right? lincoln.ke a future statistics carriage of some sort. lincoln. one that negros might prefer. lincoln, right? okay. all right, okay. well, these two gentlemen have finally held their last debate. okay. so here's where they stand. one gentleman abhors slavery and the other does not agree. we get it, my stars. now i have been on these debates like "erasers" on pencils. what, nothing? come on, these were just invented a few months ago, people? all right. at nightly i am partial to the republicans. you know what st, there is so much less, what is that new fangled word going around, oh, yes, racist. that's right, yeah. i mean listen mr. lincoln. >> douglas has he declared indifference but i must think covert real deal for the spread of slavery i cannot but hate. i hate it because of the monsterrous injustice of slavery itself. larry: that's my abe!yeah! see, republicans really speak for the negro. you know, negros are never going to leave that party. never. it's not going to happen. the republicans

mr. lincoln for the record in providing people with jobs. unemployed and figures out today are extremely good, receive 140,000 more people at work. atsee the employment rate its record levels since they began, unemployment has come down to my vacancies have gone up. youth unemployment and long-term unemployment have both come down. all of this, john fares are important, partnerships are important. we need a long-term economic plan. we need a strong and secure in economy, getting the deficit down and running a surplus. that is what we should be focused on. i'm sure the honorable gent them >> jeremy corbyn. >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to act out the prime minister's to those killed -- tributes to those killed in sadness at thed death of david phillips in the line of duty. i concur with his remarks about that. i am sure he and the house would join me in expressing sympathies and sadness over more than 100 people who died in and kara last sunday, attending a peace rally. our sympathies go to them. i want to ask the prime m

mr. lincoln douchebag says what? and what's the moderators lacked in courtesy they made up for in lack of preparation. >>. >> mr. trump stay on this issue of immigration. you have been very critical of park zuckerberg of facebook who has wanted to increase the numbers of. >> i was not at all critical of him. >> i was not at all kit kal of him. >> where did i read this and come up with this that you. >> probably, i don't know, you people write this stuff. i don't know where you-- >> stephen: to be fair, that who, when, where, why and what the hell am i talking about? but i got to hand it to the republicans. they stood their ground and they put up a fight. >> the questions that have been asked so far in this debate illustrate why the american people don't trust the media. >> done all trump, are you a comic book villain, ben carson can you do math. >> such a nasty question, it's not a very nicely asked question the way you say that. >> john? >> do you want me to answer or do you want to answer. cuz i got to till the tru

mr. lincoln aside along that because his generation gives us a new birth of freedom, a second founding that will launch a very vigorous project of judicial enforcement of rights against all levels of government. that is what marbury has become today, even though it was not that robust at the beginning. it has become really important because of the reconstruction, because of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments. are 14thr of the 12 amendment cases. called therd it second founding of america where the 13th, 14th, and 15th men surpassed. i will have to do it quickly. then we take a call from pat. if adamsy question is and jefferson's were friends, how did adams justify his actions when he went against jefferson in his presidency? host: we spent some time on that in the beginning. how did he justify his actions? >> they had been friends, and then they became fairly better political enemies -- bitter political enemies. adams, from his perspective, when he had been defeated and saw jefferson coming in, he was worried about the future of the country. as he was putting all these federalist into gove

mr. lincoln's navy," and his current work is ofedited volume of letters the journal of thomas c dudley, amember of matthew perry's trip to japan in the early to mid-1850's, which helped to open up japan to the western world. if you need to take a bathroom break, the head is located down the hallway and outside. please know that there is no toilet paper but there is plenty of fresh air and sunshine. [laughter] and with that we will begin. compliments to the hms endeavor. my paper deals with both combat experiences and emergency medical treatment of these men following battle during the age of sail. due to time constraints i will focus primarily on the medical aspects the naval surgeons treating these wounded sailors. i would like to first notice that the majority of the navy ships for this period, 90% of the crew were enlisted. 1991, the stillness of the night was broken by a whoosh and a flash as a tomahawk cruise missile left the battleship uss wisconsin. simultaneously, the surface of the red sea was broken by another tomahawk cruise missile fired from the submarine uss louisville. on t

mr. lincoln alongside all of that because his generation gives us a new birth of freedom, a second founding that is really going to launch a very advice rouse project of judicial enforcement of rights against all levels of government. that's what marbury has become today. it wasn't actually that robust at the beginning. it's become really important because of the reconstruction because of the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments. host: four of the cases that we 14th ed of the 12 are amendment cases. the second founding of america when the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments have passed. we go about seven minutes 14th amendment left. let me take a call from cat in church view, virginia, you're on the air. >> hi, my question is if adam and jefferson were friends, how did a dam justify his actions when he kind of went against jefferson in the presidency in the whole like debate thing? host: we spent some time on that in the beginning. how did he justify his actions? >> well, they had been friends and they became fairly bitter political enemies. adams, from his perspective, when he had been defeated and s

mrs. lincoln. >> the idea of the encryption on lincoln, an at honest man apolished slavery, established theion on, saved the republic without unveiling the constitute. that caught my eye, that's a metaphorical expression that comes from the french revolution. and it just means that you didn't, she walks with liberty delurg all this war. but it was at this same time that there was idea for a more permanent monument and some suggested it should be raised by the french but in new york city. to lincoln, to america, to the shared ideas of liberty, it was unclear but in labulays living room with a young ar cyst to his face. 1865. summer of france we had processed society. after years ooh later or napoleon the third is rereported. va lay is one of the organizers of it. in the 1870's one could see that chew of liberty. liberty and thrining world rising over the streets of paris . 10 years in addition in 1886 it was finally -- it's the kind of store that was opened here in the new york harbor and during that time it was a monument to immigrants. give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearni

mr. lincoln that my husband and i came to washington. with his kind thoughtfulness, the president offered him a position as financial clerk at the house of representatives. the day after our arrival, my husband and i went on a sightseeing tour and ultimately arrived at the spot near the present location of the peace monument. i mounted a platform to get a good view of the capital. while enjoying the splendid view, i heard the tramp of marching men coming down capitol hill and the clank of a chain as they marched. though this was previous to the civil war, there were a number of soldiers stationed in washington and i expected to see an attachment of infantry. to my surprise, i saw negro slaves under the command of an overseer armed with a long whip rounded the corner. they were hitched to a long, heavy iron chain which was stretched between each pair of men. what does this mean, i asked mr. briggs. we were told we were standing on the auctioneer's block. my husband helped me down. the negroes were parceled off in. and in a short while, a

rushmore including jefferson and lincoln were not conventional churchgoers. ours is a system mr.n would want to understand there's no religious test for public office. >> when the chief justice delivers the opinion, the case is boiled down to three central questions. the first was, did marbury have a right to his commission. the court said, what? >> yes. he had a right to his commission. >> question two, if he had a right and the right violated, did the law provide a remedy for him? >> yes. he did. on both of these questions, marshall is very clear that he thinks that the jefferson administration and jefferson have acted against the law, that they were duty bound to give them the commissions once they were duly appointed. and so, it is actually the harshest criticism of a presidential administration in a supreme court opinion up until that point. >> and question number three, and here's the part where everyone looks to the thinking, the -- of the chief justice, point three, if the law provided a remedy, was the proper remedy this mandamis or direct order of the supreme court? it

even at lincoln center, mr. met led the met opera to sing "meet the mets." it's official, the city has gone mets crazy. >> i think it's nice to see because the yankees have dominated for so long, and it's really nice to see the mets on top for a change. >> reporter: david cronheim has been a fan since the team was founded back in 1962. he says there has never been a better time to wear orange and blue. >> i used to be a rarity with that on, but i see more and more people wearing these. >> reporter: the world series fans, like silverio labron. how long have you been a mets fan? >> uh -- uh -- >> silverio took so long to answer because he's actually a yankees fan. take a look at this sea of orange and blue. as we get closer and closer to the game, people are getting louder and louder. we also want to mention the average ticket prices here at citifield, over $1,000. that tells me just how excited people are. michael george, news4 new york. >> we have a fan 4 gallery on nbc nbcnewyork.com. >>> downpours and possible flooding. that is what storm team 4 is trackin

mr. lincoln said, seems to be party andepublican now even the democrat party is for less government and lessnment. are they meeting to say that is less for the people, less by the people?less of the host: thank you. karen, republican from california. what is the policy issue on your mind this morning? caller: i want to his on two points that i wanted to direct about the unions. when i worked i worked really hard and i got so fatigued i became disabled. people that work to, they have to work so very hard, and if they have to keep that up, they are going to end up being disabled. something needs to be done. --ot work so hard, or help have something to help them around the house. the next point i want to make is office.t a large the wages were excellent. people got greedy, but the union has to be careful not to overcharge the employer because the employer was so overcharged that they had to shut it down and moved to san francisco. i worked in los angeles at the time. i'm just sharing those points. -- thatat is carried in is carrot in santa monica, california. here is politico. republican presid

lincoln chaffey is the most pro candidate. >> maybe he just saw the martian. >> we have to go. thank you so much mr. trump. >> enough of the democrats. playboy bunnies coming up after the break. stick around. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. candidates square off and the debate taking place in las vegas. this was the first chance for the front runner to face other hopefuls and including bernie sanders. take a listen as clinton responds to a question about shifting positions on key issues. >> i'm a progressive, but i'm a progressive that likes to get things done. and i know how to find common ground. i have done that in every decision i have had. >> memphis police say there is not enough evidence to charge a man with murder in the deadly shooting of an off duty police officer. police say 36-year-old lorenzo clark will not be charged directly in the death of 31-year-old officer terrence you ulrich but they will keep investigating. the officer was shot several times while exchanging gunfire with clark. it is not being treated as a death of an officer in the line of duty. >>>

vermont senator bernie sanders, former virginia senator jim webb, former rhode island governor lincoln chafee and mrs. clinton took on a grilling on everything from support to the iraq war. >> it was like a gentle saute. senator sanders got some of the biggest applause lines of the night and each tried to climb his moment. some fierceest exchanges came out on income inequality, credibility and gun control. >> very proud over 30 years i have had no scandals. >> i did say it was a mistake. what i did was allowed by the state department but wasn't the best choice. >> i am very comfortable that i'm the most qualified person to be the commander in chief. >> i have been very consistent over the course of my entire life. >> this campaign is about whether we can mobilize our people, take back our government from the handful of billionaires. >> we have comprehensive gun safety legislation. not by looking at pollings, we did it. >> what i can tell secretary clinton, but all of the shouting in the world is not going to do what i hope all of us want, keep guns out of the hands of people who should not have those

mr. met is quite the conductor outside lincoln center this morning. >> looking very good. >>> coming up here on news 4 new york at noon. violent, violent confrontation, a classroom confrontation between an officer and a female student. the outrage and the investigation into this, coming up. >>> plus comedian kevin hart wants you to work out with him tht is week. we'll have all the details coming up. >>> and rafael is here, always staying fit. >> i try, shiba, we're trying to stay dry tomorrow. it is dry for one more day today, then a massive storm system is heading our way. how much rain we're expecting and the timing coming up in your i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supp lement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, t t you may know it only covers about 80% t t of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardi

vermont senator bernie sanders, former virginia senator jim webb, former rhode island governor lincoln chafee and mrs grilling on everything from support to the iraq war. >> it was like a gentle saute. senator sanders got s

he was so thrilled that lincoln got to meet miss clinton and mr. sanders because one of them might be president next year. >> trevor: i'm confused, whose living room are you in? >> this is jeff's place, a.k.a., chafee headquarters since jeff is the only guy backing lincoln chafee. >> i can get in here? please ki talk? can i get a word in here, please, please. >> trevor: we were just coming to you. >> it's about time. jim webb say war hero, and i deserve equal time covering him. senator webb and i are sick and tired -- >> jordan, we have to move on right now. desi, clinton campaign must be pleased after last night's performance. i mean the way she dealt with benghazi was fantastic. >> look, benghazi was not secretary clinton's fault. this is just a vast right wing-- oh, sorry, wait a minute, i didn't realize, you were complimenting her. ( laughter ) i'm just-- i'm just so used to being on the defensive with hillary. you know, it's like being a cubs fan in chicago. for so long, you believe in them because you feel like you have to, and then they actua

other men with armed, ready to pounce if anyone tries to interrupt this ratification of lincoln's election. but, this mr. chittenden, a few days before, had been so concerned about what would happen on this day he had gone to general winfield scott at his office and said can you assure me that the electoral college vote will be tabulated successfully? winfield scott, who is 75 and 250 pounds and very melodramatic, young man, i assure you, i have the word of honor from the vice president of the united states. he will do all in his power to make sure this process goes forward smoothly. just as an added touch of drama, scott shares with him a quote that became famous. i didn't realize it gave from this meeting related research. general scott was from virginia, but he told chittenden that he would gladly see the fields of virginia manuered with the blood of its sons before he would see the end of the union. that was the level of his commitment. vice president breckenridge keeps his word. the votes are tabulated. some congressman tried to create a ruckus and is ruled out of order by the vice president. the c

mrs. clinton in the more diverse states like nevada. for the lesser known candidates martin o'malley, jim webb, and lincoln chafee, it's just a chance to be heard. for mrs. clinton, it's a chance to move past her e-mail controversy. >> she gets to make her case directly to the american people without gossip columnists. >> people will have to contrast my consistency and my willingness to stand up to big corporations. >> should be interesting, referring to secretary clinton there. joe biden still has not announced whether he's in or out of this presidential race. but his supporters are losing patience. that story coming up tonight on nightly news in about 20 minutes. lester holt will join us. >>> there's a new crosswalk in the south bay aimed at making the street safer. i'm michelle roberts. why some say it's causing more confusion than anything else. >> i'm in oakland where we just spoke with warriors president about the team's big announcement. a lot of money spent on land just today. the story coming up. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. another hot fall day with 93 degrees in mt. diablo. blue sky, but that's goin

vermont senator bernie sanders, former virginia senator jim webb, former rhode island governor lincoln chafee and mrs. clinton took on a grilling on everything from support to the iraq war. >> it was like a gentle saute. senator sanders got some of the biggest applause lines of the night and each tried to climb his moment. some fierceest exchanges came out on income inequality, credibility and gun control. >> very proud over 30 years i have had no scandals. >> i did say it was a mistake. what i did was allowed by the state department but wasn't the best choice. >> i am very comfortable that i'm the most qualified person to be the commander in chief. >> i have been very consistent over the course of my entire life. >> this campaign is about whether we can mobilize our people, take back our government from the handful of billionaires. >> we have comprehensive gun safety legislation. not by looking at pollings, we did it. >> what i can tell secretary clinton, but all of the shouting in the world is not going to do what i hope all of us want, keep guns out of the hands of people who should not have those

mr. met entertaining a crowd of fans at lincoln center singing the team's an they will "meet the mets." checking out how new yorkers are spending their time for tonight's game. >> reporter: hello from kansas city. i am here with jim, john and mike. three generations coming to watch the mets. and do you think we can get a new york bagel for breakfast? >> barbecue only, no bagels. >> reporter: they are from brooklyn and captain wait to make this family memory. >> just here to root on a great team. i gave my heart for that team. >> reporter: gone to the world series ever? >> never. thanks to my son, i'm coming now. >> reporter: jim has followed the the team all of his life. >> i started with the dodgers and when they left, it broke my heart. when the mets came in, it was party time again. i get a little emotional but to have him here with me, it's great. and we're going to do it tonight. i know it. the dark knight's in the house. and we're going to win. i just know it. we're going to win and eat some barbecue, buddy. >> reporter: so i got a few tips. what should i eat for breakfast? lunch?

mr. biden's decision means the democratic presidential field is now three strong, including sanders,linton, bernie and martin o'malley. week, jim webb and lincoln chafee dropped out of the democratic race. hillary clinton supporters are breathing a sigh of relief. mrs. clinton's path to the democratic nomination seems open. nevertheless, mr. biden rebuked commentnton for her that republicans are enemies.uote vice president biden: i don't it'sve like some do that naive to talk to republicans. i don't think we should look at republicans as our enemy. opposition, not our enemies. john: what made biden and chafee running?ainst tim? tim: part of it was what biden messageng, that his doesn't actually resonate with the democrats now, that idea of working with the republicans. have decided, as barack obama has, that that's sort of a bygone era. another is, he actually was sort of quasi running for a while. out, herying to figure was calling donors, he was calling would-be supporters to see if he could get them. i think he probably found so many were on the hillary train now, even if they would have ago, now theyths were already, you know, on board hill

mr. met leaving the orchestra outside lincoln center to his favorite tune [ music ] you don't see that every day hashtag mets, hashtag let's go mets, hashtag october 27th also marks the day we honor the men and women who serve in the u.s. navy. it is navy day and today and every day we thank all our deployed sailors and their families standing the watch at home. first navy day in 1922 the date chosen because it's president theodore roosevelt's birthday. >>> prince is trending for doing for a time now, posting on instagram [ music ] >> is that his post? >> that's his post. he's like a ventriloquist right there. he shared 88 uploads in four days. as far as i'm concerned, as long as he keeps giving us tastes of his music like that i'm not going to mind about all the posts. you want to know who he follows? >> who. >> >> no one. >> what do you think, you have a baby shower, your family and friends are thrilled. kim kardashian has a baby shower and the internet trembles. the reality queen posted pics of her celebrity party based on the move troupe beverly hills. they all wore pajamas and kim showe

mr. met outside the metropolitan opera at lincoln center. they're gearing up for game one tonight at the world series. mets face the royals in kansas city just over two hours from now. wow. they're ready to do this. >> tick, tick, tick. waiting long enough. >> i know. >>> the fans are sharing their met moments on facebook. jim, for example, posted this one of how even skeletons are gearing up for the series. he said, "we have been waiting a long time." >> you can share your favorite pictures on our facebook paige. >> also passed away. >> looking a little famished. [ laughter ] >> flesh falling away there. >>> all right, guy, we'll talk about rain chances but i will address the game tonight. there's a slight chance of rain at game but i'll tell you, the rain tomorrow is a lot more than a light rain chance. in the area, all my weather watcher report in the 50s. high temperatures today, a little story here. nobody really found the 60s except a couple of you. 61 yonkers -- i think i saw one here -- someone -- 62, brick, old field. most everybody

democratic presidential candidates has been cut in half in the past four days with lincoln chafee dropping out friday morning. mr. chafee: after much thought, i have decided to end my campaign for the president today. alyx: the latest poll numbers may partially explain why chafee announced friday morning that he was dropping out of the race. chafee made the announcement at a women's forum held by the democratic national committee. chafee's decision comes days after jim webb's decision to drop out, and vice president joe biden's decision to not run for president. over on the republican side, ben carson is ahead of donald trump in a second poll of iowans. the des moines register poll shows 28% of those surveyed support carson. 19% back trump. carson is the only gop candidate to consistently poll in the top tier near trump. republican presidential candidate jeb bush says he's and slashing travel spending to his campaign costs. he says he's also moving staff from his campaign at his miami headquarters to early voting states like iowa and new hampshire. visiting iowa today. ben carson will be making stops around iowa

democratic presidential candidates has been cut in half in the past four days with lincoln chafee dropping out friday morning. mr. chafee: after much thought, i have decided to end my campaign for the president today. alyx: the latest poll numbers may partially explain why chafee announced friday morning that he was dropping out of the race. chafee made the announcement at a women's forum held by the democratic national committee. chafee's decision comes days after jim webb's decision to drop out. and vice president joe biden's decision to not run for president. big events happening today before the jefferson jackson dinner. former president bill clinton and pop-star katy perry will rally for hillary clinton this afternoon at 3:00 . it's planned for the east parking lot in the 600 block of 5th avenue in downtown des moines. it's free and open to the public. also happening at 3:00, a rally and march for bernie sanders. that event happening just east of the women of achievement bridge in the armory parking lot, also in downtown des moines. and it is also free and open to the public. over to the republican side, be

then lincoln says boy that i was i realize the mr. struggled for something important even more than national independence so what that was was liberty this is exactly what he says because after he described washington crossing the delaware and then they get to trenton to the engage the enemy that to be the spirit of liberty to say she is driven from europe as the last refuge but only their ragged band of men. in the words they play in washington's mouth is he say to his troops remember what you are about to fight for. but lincoln remembered but the second of founding father that thomas paine is somewhat of an odd and he'd never hold public office the responsibility or the army but a great journalist in rights the pamphlet common sense to urge independence six was before congress declares it as washington is retreating with the american crisis that these are the times that try men's souls. i have to tell you that is a great lead paragraph. but after the war there was another book that almost destroyed his reputation in america called t

mrs. clinton: thank you, bernie. thank you. [laughter] participants,her former maryland governor martin o'malley, lincoln chafee, and in web -- jimb. they were unable to steal the spotlight. genie: in turkey, the prime minister has complained to the u.s. ambassador about reports to possible weapons aid to syrian kurdish forces affiliated with rebels for your let's bring in jasper mortimer. why is he protesting against the u.s.? jasper: he claims the u.s. has been air dropping small arms to the syrian-kurdish fighters, to help them in their battle against the islamic state group. now, the syrian kurds, google ,nder the leadership of the pyd turkey fears the pyd will pass some of these arms to the pkk, that is the turkish-kurdish insurgency group. and there is a high probability of that because both the pyd pkk acknowledge the upper echelon, the kurds in the turkish jail, as their leader. avutoglu said we cannot accept the united states cooperating with a terrorist organization. turkey turns the pyd as a terrorist group just as they regard pkk as a terrorist group. the problem is the u.s., although the u.s. regards the doess terror