mr. lincoln. i was only making a routine inquiry about one of our employees. well, it may have started out as a routine matter, doctor, but at this point, it's on the top priority list of half a dozen government agencies. i don't understand. first of all, there's no record of a miss jeannie jeannie having been born in chicago. i knew it. or anywhere else in the united states. you mean, she's an alien? well, if she is, she's here illegally. the immigration department has no record of her ever having entered the country. the department of health, education and welfare has no social security application from her. and the air force has no security clearance on miss jeannie jeannie. you beginning to get the picture? that's incredible. doctor, i've been with the bureau for over 15 years, one single statistic on a person. for all we've been able to find out, she might've sprung up out of thin air. bellows: she came from somewhere. that's right. don't worry. before we're through, we'll be able to tell you everything there is to know about that girl. [knock at door] je

mrs. lincoln, is there anything wall street could like about this guy? i'd say no. >> then you have the democrat who is are no fan of wall street to begin with. if it came down to hillary versus donald trump, who do you think wall street would favor? >> i've talked to a lot of professional investors on this and they are torn. needless to say they are not big fans of hers but they think a lot of her rhetoric against wall street has been for show to impress the sanders supporters. i think a surprising percentage of people would hold their nose and vote for her. >> the economy, how is that going to play in to this whole discussion? mr. trump has been resonating with parts of america's certainly. the economy has not necessarily or the strength of it has not necessarily been resonating with his supporters. >> you're right. i think a lot of us in the industry look at an economy starting to re-accelerate. it was a great story about an economy that would be humming by the second half. i don't think the average american appreciates that. they still worry about la

mr. lincoln. >> we like it. >>> trending now, we can share your emotions, besides writing your emotions and feelings now they come with new buttons, new faces, so you can put it all out there. check this out. let say you like an article or post or picture before. the only option is to hit the like, thumbs up button. now if you hover your mouth over that thumbs up button, you will get other options, like, and love, and wow! it works on desk stops. it's working on my phone. i thought it was working on the app that is updated. it's enough to turn your phone off. >> so it's reloaded. >>> i can see this is perfect. sometimes you will make some kind of point. >> you like it. >> you don't want to like it. >> i do want one somewhere between just angry, and never post to my facebook page in your life again. >>> maybe that could be the john lomax. >> yeah, we will make a john lomax button. >> with like fire coming out of my ears. >> somebody gets -- >> john, you can do it. you know how to do it. >> come on, john. >>> there's more talented people out there. >> twitter is working on it right now. >> sa

mr. lincoln. the constant repeating of it as a viral thing i think has hurt him. he has done a good job he can explaining himself trying to mitigate damage. rush limbaugh rushed to his aid. harris: no pun. >> no pun intended. rubio make as got case. there are deep philosophical disagreement on the right where people think obama is incompetent or obama is deliberate. that is good argument for rubio to have. he delivered it badly. andrea: democratic side, hillary clinton is making a final push in the granite state where her rival bernie sanders maintains a big lead in the polls. "politico" is reporting that clinton is considering staffing and strategy changes after expected loss in today's primary. campaign chairman john podesta stating quote, there is zero truth what you may be reading. it is wrong. hillary stands behind her team period. here is clinton on that report. >> i have no idea what they're talking about or who they're talking to. we're going to take stock but it will be campaign i've got. i'm very confident in the people i have. i'm very committed to them

mrs. lincoln leaves the white house. it's good that she goes. i dare not write even here the things i know she has done. in terms of public finance, appropriation -- misappropriation of funds, the appropriation of objects, the obsession with material possessions. and that was very much the attitude of official washington. it was very much a good riddance to mary lincoln. and mary lincoln really did nothing of consequence to enhance the myth or lure of her husband. she even wrote an insane letter accusing andrew johnson of plotting the assassination of her husband. so now i will turn to jackie kennedy. she, too, was frantic. she was in that terrible car ride for ten minutes. her pink suit stained with blood. she then went to the hospital. a nurse tried to keep her out of the emergency room. jackie pushed her aside. she said, i want to be with him when he dies. jackie thought he was probably dead already. when the car pulled to a stop, david powers ran up and said, mr. president, what have they done? and jackie looked up and said, he's dead, dave.

mr. lincoln or one of those guys. so it was great. we had gotten everybody out of iraq just as the president promised when he ran for president of the united states, but leading from behind doesn't work, and just because you leave a conflict, that does not mean that conflict is over, and again this morning they are trying to make that same mistake in afghanistan, although i pray that they have learned that they can't go to what the president originally announced that they would go to an embassy-specific force of about a thousand. the question is how many and what their missions will be. so i think it's important to emphasize that this did not have to happen. if we had kept that stabilizing force behind, you would have never had baghdadi break off from al qaeda and move to syria and seeing the things we're seeing today, and i'm afraid my friend from south carolina is right. in fact, i know he's right. there will be further attacks on the united states of america and europe because it is inevitable when mr. baghdadi controls a large pie

mrs. lincoln, how was the play? >> all right. i want to go now to the governor of ohio, john kasich, just stepping into the spin room. governor, good to talk to you. i appreciate it. what's your feeling about tonight's debate? >> great. i stood there -- i was just trying to not get hit with any shrapnel. i actually really want to feel like it's more important for me to express the things i want to do and be positive. i'm really happy with what happened tonight. all the people on my team are very happy. you know, it was great. erin, i'm enjoying it more and more all the time. >> and i know you that did try to keep it positive. obviously, we were just talking about how it was incredibly contentious. it was angry. someone just called it a demolition derby. was this the most -- i guess nasty would be the right word -- debate that you've been part of so far? >> well, i was a little surprised with using words like "liar." i don't like that. but look, it was a demolition derby and my car's still going around the track, erin. it hasn't r

mr. brookhiser: last question. how accurate is the movie "lincoln" in its portrayal? prof. foner: how many hours do you have here? aughter] mr. brookhiser: how many people have seen the spielberg one? how accurate was it? prof. foner: it's hollywood. what do you want? mr. brookhiser: good enough for historians or good enough for hollywood? prof. foner: it is pretty good for hollywood, but i'm not a fan of hollywood history. i could give you a lot of things that were wrong in the movie. there are some things that were trivial, like the fact that when they vote in the house of representatives, they have them voting like it's a party convention. you know, connecticut passed -- that's not how they vote. they vote alphabetically by member, not by state. that is more dramatic, so they did that. the problem with the movie -- this is hollywood history -- it's no different from the movie "gandhi," "malcolm x." it's a great man history. that's fine. those are important. but it is always men. they never do that for women in hollywood. i think it's too claustrophobic, it's too inside the beltway. this is a tremendous crisis i

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the president wanted to take his oath of office on lincoln's bible. mrs. obama is the first person to touch the bible without gloves. it is carefully protected. the library of congress got the bible out and the president will put his hand on it and take the oath of office in 2009, the year of lincoln's bicentennial -- i should remember! what is extraordinary is that it was not lincoln's bible. somebody did not do the advanced work. somebody said, did you bring the bible? she did not. they had to go downstairs to the supreme court to get a bible. the supreme court was in the u.s. capital. they had a bible. every day, a different justice would read from the bible to open the court session. this is not the lincoln bible. it is better. it is the bible that roger, the man who said that people of color to never be equal, never be citizens, never have any rights that a white man is bound to respect, that is his bible. when obama put his hand out, he literally closed the book for ever. that is the dream. >> the nation has been criticized for being partisan on ands

lincoln. his talk was hosted by shepherd university. mr. frye: good evening. thank you very much for coming to the last installment before christmas. it has been a great success. shepherd university is ending on a high note and we have a further surprise in the form of tonight's speaker. a person who many of you probably know quite well. dennis b fry is the chief

i doubt if history will record this with the lincoln-douglas debate. -wilbur: as mr. ainsworth... -i've seen all i can stand. ...move to a neighborhood in which they are welcome. oh, here comes poor wilbur now. addison, don't you dare make fun of him. please, rog, i don't know what happened out there. but he must feel terrible. promise me you won't kid him. what do you take me for? some kind of an inhuman monster? a person without feeling? this is nothing to joke about. well, look who's here! snow white. why don't you crawl behind your mustache and get lost. honey, what happened? well, i felt i was in trouble the minute ainsworth walked in and knew the whole crew. i even had to put my own makeup on. i guess i didn't do a very good job. oh, i don't know. i thought those rosebud lips made you look adorable. (laughs) addison, i don't think it's anything to laugh about. you're right, kay. come on. help me home. (laughs) (kay laughs) hi, ed. i suppose you saw me on television. yeah. i was kind of hoping the set would be broken. it is now. wasn't much of a debate, was it? it was more of

mr. lockett. >> reporter: lincoln county sheriff deputy made a critical call to castle rock. >> they were given a specific address of concern as well as the specific information as regards to extra patrols. >> reporter: lincoln county sheriff tom nestor confirmed one of his deputies distorted the truth claiming he called the castle rock police department asking for increassd patrols. >> when you learned that the deputy in fact was not truthful, your reaction? >> i was shocked. absoluuely shockee that those calls weren't made because i was told they were. >> reporter: cell phone data shows he was in the castle rock area two days before the murder. it showed curt admitted he had been untruthful. he never made >> did this deputy embarrass your department? >> he did. >> colorado springs police appropriate when you hear that? >> it hurts. it hurts. >> reporter: your name and yirlg your picture. >> my face. yeah. >> reporter: the captain now knows he misinformed the public because his deputy didn't tell the truth. >> i thought i can trust him, and i should have. i should have been able to trust him.

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mr. noll at my office? he what? ain't it wonderful? we'll fly it on all the official flag days. inauguration day, lincoln's birthday, washington's birthday... - flag day, independence day... - mr. griffin, - [hazel continues] - i'll call you right back just as soon as i can reach my office. ...armed forces day... and columbus day and veterans' day, - that's right. - and the birthdays of all the states, and the state holidays. what is it, george? i have to go down to the office immediately. mr. b, we're gonna need a flagpole. we've got a flagpole. what happened, george? harry noll promised me he'd draw up some contracts for mr. griffin, but mr. griffin hasn't received them, and he's fit to be tied. we couldn't fly anything this big on our flagpole. look, mr. b. look, mr. b! we could never put old glory on our flagpole. it would touch the ground. then get one where it doesn't. whee! [ ] mildred. is mr. noll in his office? thanks. - harry. - george, how are you? great to have you back. don't smile at me, you traitor. what have i done? that's exactly what i wanna know. what have you been doing? george. before

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lincoln. his talk was hosted by shepherd university. mr. frye: good evening. thank you very much for coming to the last installment before christmas. it has been a great success. shepherd university is ending on a high note and we have a further surprise in the form of tonight's speaker. a person who many of you probably know quite well. dennis b fry is the chief historian of the harpers ferry has stored part. this is a homecoming of sorts. he graduated with a ba in history. we are extremely excited to have him back here this evening. he has had a very long, very, and prestigious career. entirere to recite his cv, we would be here until 7:00 this evening. this will be a shortened version of his accomplishments. lecturer, aer, a guide, and a preservationist. he is a prominent civil war historian. he has had numerous appearances channel, theistory discovery channel, and a and e as a guest historian and he helped produce and the award-winning television programs such as, abolitionists john brown and marilyn during the civil war. also aalso -- he is leading civil

mr. president. [ applause ] >> every space of green between the national monument and the lincoln memorial was covered with people. >> i was out on one of the making its way to the cap koll itol building. caught up in the moment. >> when he and mrs. obama got out of the car the first time, it almost couldn't register. >> this is exciting. >> i remember diane carol was the first black actress in history to star in her own television show. >> i've just been told i'm restricted to the clinic. >> i thought that was thrilling and she was so beautiful. she was just exquisite. then one of my favorite actors of all time, sydney portier, won an oscar for a beautiful movie. a woman >> a woman who i respect and am in awe of was ruby bridges. there were so many people chanting, two, four, six, eight, we don't want to integrate. she didn't know she was making history. >> ranch ricky had the courage to sign robinson to a major league contract. that took guts. then the sheer talents of jackie robinson who went on the field and played to the highest level every day and ignored what was thrown at him. and

mr. snow and ice. charlotte mecklenburg students will have to go to class on april 25 and may 27. union county students will go to school april 25. a decision has not been made for lincoln and gaston county. parents say they don't envy the decision leaders have to make when deciding whether to cancel school. >>> we look back on it now and it seems ridiculous. that they canceled school. is safe. >> the snow is so bad students have not been to class since february 5. >>> all thanks to whether. weather and traffic every 10 minutes. here is keith monday. still have closing this morning. >> watauga county has it again today. the snow is done and nothing more accumulating. the rain is charlotte has moved along. their temperatures in the mountains that are still well below freezing especially into avery county. that will leave the snow- covered roads for this morning. dry skies ahead for the rest of this week and we will start to warm things backup. yesterday close to 60 in charlotte that will take a few steps back today because of a northerly wind direction. i will show you feature cast in a moment. taylor. 20 minutes until 6:00. the roads are wet. >> damp roadways in an acci