thank you nelly thank you nick

nelly: i do not know about this. i mean, in terms of trying to suggest they are infiltrating is from the far right, i think, ideologically that would be very, very difficult unless they are trying to penetrate is, i do not see how there could be any kind of ideological sympathy between far-right groups in the west and i.s. i cannot see any sympathies. >> we will leave it at that. i think this has been a productive discussion and i have closing recommendations. buy jobi's book and follow nelly on various social media. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> today, our road to the white house coverage continues with the democratic presidential debate. we will hear from martin o'malley, hillary clinton, and bernie sanders. the debate cosponsored by cbs moines register, and twitter. you can see it at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> now, john kerry talking

nelly could go into new york to go to the theater and shop for a day. taft could mingle with the yale faculty. he loved golf, as i've said. he once played at a local for somewhere he came out on a good end. he stormed into the locker room, through his clubs on the floor, and snorted with rage. a watching professor said, you feel worse about being beaten at golf here than you did on losing the presidency. taft responded, well i do now. taft golfed in part to keep his weight down, something he struggled with all of his life. as i said, he had gone up to 350 pounds. when the president of yale suggested that he occupy a chair of law, taft applied, the chair might not be adequate. if they had a sofa, that my -- might work. while he took jokes about his weight in good part he realize , that he had really ballooned during his presidency. he ate a 12 ounce steak for breakfast every morning. out of office he resolved to get his poundage under control. he had also neglected his health. he revealed to his friends that he had not seen the dentist in 25 years. when

taft and nelly were driving to the local train station and they could hear the band's playing and the crowds cheering for the new president. talk about a moment in your lives. the transition between taft and wilson have been very polite, businesslike, and conducted in a very civilized manner. political era, opponents then good still behave with a modicum of civility and good manners towards each other. i think we've lost something, if you compare taft and wilson with recent events. taft and nelly departed for augusta, georgia, where taft could recuperate from the rigors of the presidency by playing the golf he loved so much. he felt very gratified. ow, to understand what taft faced in march of 1913, as i begin my book, as an ex-president, thinking about ex presidents, you have to put out of your mind all moderate assumptions about former presidents. men such as bill clinton and george w. bush have left office with pensions, staff, secret service protection, and magnificent presidential libraries like the harry truman library. historians, we need them. we live for them, we visit them a

book and follow nelly on various social media. [applause] >> wednesday, a special veterans edition of washington journal. rausch oflude bill the veterans bureau who talks about various veterans and military issues. dr. cameron at richie of the washington that be a medical center. it begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> two things are very different today. we have a justice system. these trials were not held to what we consider as modern law. innocent until proven guilty was not yet in place. no one had a defense lawyer. there were no lawyers at the time. unruly place.an we do not happen to believe in witchcraft or prosecute witchcraft today. sunday, on q&a, we talk with an author about witchcraft. --merchants were cruised of merchants were accused to be witches, homeless five-year-old girls were accused of being witches. not all of the victims were women, we also have mail. we did not burn the witch is, we hanged them. there was so much encrusted in myth. i thought it was important to dispel. >> sunday night at 8:00 paci

benjamin: nelly, you are trying to answer that. for q&a.e self andentify your keep your question as short as possible. the gentleman in the front. the microphone will come to you. thank you for your discussion. i want to preface my question with a cynical observation. with the current condition of the u.s. political process, if it were in existence in 1941, we would be speaking japanese and german. since september 11, two administrations have made strategic errors that range from catastrophic to ludicrous. mr. bush failed to ask and what next question. how do you account for that? is this in our dna? are the problems to tough, or is the political process to difficult th -- too difficult? joe b: that is a million-dollar question. all i can offer is, it is instructive to look at the strategic side. that happen again and again, often because we did not ask the question, what comes next or did not have the strategic vision to see what was i think incorner, the case of the obama administration, they were caught by the arab spring moveme

you know what would make me a nervous nelly? the fact that the guy i gave money to in 2015 is still using the phrase nervous nelly. jeb said it's going to be a fun campaign. well, you can see jeb does appear to be having a lot of fun with this campaign. he also promised donors he'll get better at debating. and that he's working very hard right now, he's working very hard trying to learn how to put on a hoodie. yeah. poor jeb. it's not like anyone told him he was the smart one in the family. now he can't even work a zipper. meanwhile donald trump put out his first paid campaign ads today. he bought them himself. you know he doesn't take money from super pacs. he earns it the old-fashioned way, by selling cologne at rite aid. trump relowed two radio ads. he voices one of them. he says, i'll make our military so strong, no country will ever mess with us. don't we have a nuclear bomb, by the way? couldn't we end everything if we wanted to? yet other countries are still finding ways to mess with us. the funny thing is going to be whe

nelly weeps as she recalls her son as a touching, caring, sensitive man, always ready to help his familyshe tells me. he and his love of his life went out for an evening of fun on that friday night. taking this selfie inside the theater, waiting for the band to play. it would be their last picture together. gilles threw his body over hers saving his girl friend. >> you looked for your son for three days? >> translator: we always had hope until the very last minute. even until we went to go see him. and then it was over. it was very hard. >> reporter: you can't believe it's over? >> translator: we always hoped during the last three days. >> reporter: you always had hope in those three days? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: the 32-year-old florist and adventurer died that night on the attack of the bataclan. >> tell me about the cluf between gilles and his girlfriend. >> they were very, very -- they were two beings that were very compatible. >> reporter: nelly says that they were soul mates, two loves that never shared a harsh word. if you were to look the person in the eye who killed your son, wha

so, madam president, we in nevirapinnevada are new englandf bill nellis and the air force base, as is the entire military complex in the united states. it is a wonderful facility, and tomorrow is a day we honor bill nellis and the many other gallant people who have served and are serve in the united states military. will the 0 chair announce the business this morning. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of h.r. 2029, which the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 98, h.r. 2029, a act making appropriations for military construction, the department of veterans affairs, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2016, and for other purposes. the presiding officer: under the previous order shall the time until 11:00 a.m. will be equally divided in the usual form. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the sphror utah. mr. lee: madam president, i rise today to support and to request the senate's approval of this resolution, which would designate

. >> plus we will play a spot by nellie after the break. >>> nellie, 41 years old today. >> it is going to get hot this week, by the way. >> sue serio. >> take off some clothes. >> so nellie for his birthday gave us the the forecast. why not. >> yes. >> we have got cloud cover around the region, and lots of it, it is sort of the bubbling up in this southern system. the it will be competing with the high pressure system to the north and it looks like the high will win and keep mess of that rain away. if you see any today mostly staying to the south of us, sussex county, delaware, cape may county, new jersey if you see any at all. this particular computer model does not show any rain during the day-to-day but there will be times of cloud cover and temperatures will be a little will bit milder then they were yesterday. we have had a few visibility issues this morning. 3 miles, all you got in lancaster. little fog out there little fog in wildwood, new jersey as well. not really socked in but it is there. so now we have to get used to even shorter days new that the time changed over the week

martin nellie. martinelli. grover cleveland here. yes, the handsome gent on the thousand-dollar bill. with 'cash4life', the great game from the pennsylvania lottery, you could win a thousand dollars a day for life! you could invest it, or save it for a rainy day. or you could buy a new car! and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chances to win every week. cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. >>> it is looking good, the rain has gone as promised a one day event, it the got out of here last night, we ended up with close to an inch of rain, between three-quarters of an inch and inch in mess places and new we are expecting a dry weekend. so when we have that marathon on sunday, the philadelphia marathon it will be cold to get started, temperature right around 40 degrees at 5:00, which is when they first open the the gate. it will be about 42 degrees. by noon 45. then we are getting ready for eagles game. it will be 45 degrees for kick off but will be a chilly wind ou

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he spoke that he fights for his i want to say happy birthday to rapper nellie, 41. dave swimer is 49 and i'm betty linn. thanks for watching "early today." have a good >>> heartbreak in the bronx. a community pulling together after a halloween tragedy.

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i want to say happy birthday to rapper nellie, 41. dave swimerer is 49 and'm betty linn. have a goodw on today in wa: the new head hawkeye starts today. it hasn't been a quiet transition since he was hired as university of iowa president. we'll have e preview of his first day on the job. plus -- new details this morning about a tragic crash during trick or treating. find out what the driver said. and a man leaves a big surprise for his wife to find after he dies... but shehealmost trades it in -- without knowing. a car dealership steps in to save the day.

. >>> happy birthday to nelly. david a wave of rain blanketing the bay area this morning.ll could weigh down >>> a wave of rain blanketing the bay area this morning. steady rainfall could weigh down your commute. live reports from all the trouble spots. >>> and overwhelming grief for an east bay high school. two students lives taken far too soon after a late-night crash involving a 16-year-old driver. >>> plus, paying respect to hundreds killed in a flight over the sinai peninsula. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a very good monday morning to you, thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a vicious storm whipping through the bay area dousing roads and causing a mess of the

all the nervous nellies on the call, chill out. we're gonna do bettser, i promise you.nd this is gonna be a fun campaign. >>> meanwhile, marco rubio is defending his use of a state party credit card when he served as speaker of the florida state house after scrutiny over using the card for personal spending items. the senator's pdential campaign says it will release two years of statements, and rubio dismissed the controversy to nbc news correspondent hallie jackson. >> reporter: what has taken you so long to release these undisclosed credit card statements? >> those records are internal party matters. they were released because the chairman that went to jail leaked them to the press. the bottom line is very simple. >> reporter: so why not put them out? >> we are. we're going to. here's what's very simple about it. it's not a credit card. it's a charge card. it was an american express. it came to my house every month. i would review it. if there were personal expenses, i paid them. if there were party expenses, the party paid them. it's that straightforward, and that's

fresco and nellie fresco foundation for which we are most grateful. i have to give another public service announcement. after our speakers' opening remarks he will take questions, and if you would, when you are actually asking your questions, just line up at that microphone to ask them. and having said that, it's my sincere pleasure to introduce to you demetrius minor. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. mr. kline, members of accuracy in media, and my friend gathered here this evening, thank you very much for the invitation. i'm very honored to be with you tonight. it all started on april 1, 2014. it was the day before i was set to relocate to atlanta, georgia, from newport news, virginia. i remembered my father telling me to come downstairs because there was an important matter that my parents wanted to discuss with me. i gap to go downstairs, i thought my parents would tell me how much they will miss me and i embraced myself. my mom's never ending list of things she expected me to accomplish in such a short time. but i couldn't possibly prepare my

. >> reporter: nellie fitzpatrick is director of the soon to be permanent office of the lesbian gay by sexual and trans gend's affairs. the recent murder in hunting park of keisha jenkins ape 22-year old transgender woman is evidence fitzpatrick says of the need for her office. >> keisha is one in a long, tortured, devastating history of loss of life in the transgendered community here in philadelphia and throughout our nation. >> reporter: when philadelphians went to the poles yesterday more than 57 percent voted in favor of the making lgbt affairs a permanent office in city hall. but still there were more than 67,000 people who voted no. >> for those watching news who see this and they say that is unnecessary or this is bad for the the city, well, do you know if your six year-old is a member of the community yesterday. >> there have been more trans murder nationally then any other group. >> reporter: philadelphia gay knees publisher mark segal's memoirs documents his decade long fight as a gay activist. >> everything we envisioned in 1969 has become a reality. >> reporter: wednesday

nellie says, ask what these candidates are going to do to generate revenue. trump is the only one who answered that question. and michael says, ask what will you do to stimulate the economy and give us specifics. kro kory, says, will you end birth right citizenship? and bryce says, what are they going to do about vets not getting quality health care from the v.a.? thanks for all the great responses. i love reading what you think. speaking of read, don't forget to pick up my brand-new book "he killed them all" out this tuesday november 3rd about that killer robert defrt. plus, next saturday and sunday at 9:00 p.m., tune in for my one-hour special robert durst and my quest for justice. in this fox news investigation, i take you inside the case that i investigated for years. you're not going to want to miss it. next saturday and sunday at 9:00 p.m. "he killed them all." that's it for us. you deponent ever have to miss "justice." set your dvr, tell your friends to do the same. friend me on facebook, follow me on twitter. see you next week. >> and this is the fox

and thank nelly and ben.ongratulations for this workstation for having the foresight to clump the eyes and the ss together. david albright comes to mind, is also isis and now has a particular problem of having to explain their not the other isis. they call himself a good isis now but good luck trying to find if you google isis these days. you will not get anywhere close to screw. good going on the. csh is the starting point for me i am as a journalist and a storyteller. i became faster with zarqawi when you still active in iraq and more after he went away because it became clear to me that his importance as a terrorist leader was under recognize. what he was able to quit was quite unique and humans into space in iraq where al-qaeda was operating. he built an organization as an outsider that became a huge challenge, problem force in trying to pacify the country. he did it deliberately even though in many ways is probably the most and least suited or least qualified person to lead a terrorist movement. here's a

the evenings that comprise our authors night are brought to you by a grant from the frank fresco and nelly foundation for which we are most grateful. i have have to give another public service announcement. after our speakers opening remarks, he will take questions and if you would, when you are asking your questions just line up at the microphone to ask them. and having said that, it's my sincere pleasure to introduce to you demetrius miner. [applause] good evening everyone. mr. klein, members of accuracy in media and my friends gathered here this evening i thank you for the invitation. i'm very honored to be with you tonight. when it all started on april 1, 2014, it was the day before i was set to relocate to atlanta georgia from newport news virginia. i remembered my father telling me to come downstairs because there was an important matter that my parents wanted to discuss with me. as i began to go downstairs i thought my parents would tell me how much they would miss me and i am braced myself from moms never-ending list of things she expected me to accomplish in such a short time but

. >> nelly weeps as she recalls her sons a a touching, caring, sensitive man, always ready of help hisgnificent, she tells me. he and the love of his life marianne went out for an evening of fun on that friday night. taking this selfie inside the theater, waiting for the band to play. it would be their last picture together. jill through her body over him saving his life but word on jill's condition alluded the family for three days. >> you looked for your son for three days. >> translator: we always had hope until the very last minute. even until we went to go see him and then it was over. it was very hard. >> you can't believe it's over. >> translator: we always hoped during last three days. >> you always had hope during those three days. >> reporter: the 32-year-old florist and adventurer died that night in the at the ak on the bataclan. >> tell me about the love between guill and marianne. >> translator: they were very, very two beings that were very compatible. >> reporter: nelly says her son and marianne were soul mates, two loves that had found each other and never shared a hars

i took nellie out there. it is cool to go there and seeing the smile on the kids' faces. rosanna: you put together a concert. >> greg was on the hoover board thing there. greg: it was a hit. rosanna: did he fall? not on the stage. he was working it. you are way better than me on the thing. i had to try to get on it. i fell about five times. that is outstanding. rosanna: st. mary's concert is here on fox? greg: channel 5, nick rocked times square. once again, queens college, all day long, if you have talent. >> get out there this weekend, just go to agt auditions.com. rosanna: how are the kwids doing? >> wonderful. rosanna: your kids, i mean. >> all of the kids of the world are amazing, especially my twins. rosanna: that is nigh, what are you doing for thanksgiving? rosanna: grateful what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? with heat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. the proof that it heals is you. you can s

he did a call with donors this afternoon and said you've nervous nelly's, calmed down. will be great in the debate. stop reading the clips. on his great moments, he's great. but the problem is that he doesn't have that much of a margin of error. he has to make the soundbites of the day good soundbites, and that was cringe worthy. john: he's walking across hot coals, the other day he was eating nails before breakfast, -- that is an abomination. stop saying i need someone else to tell me to be myself and laughing about it. that is the kind of thing that looks like desperation, indiscriminate flailing, not a good look for a candidate, never. if you look at desperate, you are on the negative reinforcement. mark: if bush has a great debate and marco rubio makes a mistake, it reverses right back around. john: it's not that he can't save his campaign in theory. these months of watching his performance skills go from bad to worse suggests there is no reason to think he will emerge as a new person, as a new jeb. why would one believe that? mark: he has flashes of intensity. agai

i know you're going to want the recipe for "aunt nellie's cabbage fritters," to keep on hand as an easy go along that goes with just about everything. i'm howard in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we're looking for a "new" way for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" the topic enters the fevered minds of many with flu season kicking into gear... plus... the next republican debate will feature a few less podiums... who got cut... coming up... and up first... the very latest on the investigation of the apparent self-rigged murder of a police officer... welcome back to the news at noon.. i'm ally crutcher let's go to storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel now for your first forecast. it's definitely a lot cooler today compared to the last several days. but these temperatures are where we are temperatures across eastern iowa. the wind is still breezy out of the west and northwest from 10 to 20 miles per hour. so we will continue with the brisk doppler radar is dry, but we are noticing those clouds sticking around, but they will begin to clear this afternoon so we will see some sunshi

rajoy now by joseph matthew nelly. talk us through how asians are addressing this.ut five years ago with around 50 billion. area three to 4 billion such as china but -- elsewhere as well. the whole of south korea is about 80 gigawatts. monstrous. look at other countries. the letter is being australia. on a per capita basis is china's huge. so what if it has one power the size of korea? that's why they need to continue to increase the investment. it's going to double again in the next i've years. talk about growth and opportunity area there's a matter of the dislocation of capital. >> that's a major issue. people have the asian infrastructure. asian development bank. there's a must the dislocation area you're getting the money to do that. unless you argued company with you to balance sheet. and if you're that you will do something different. think you very much. third, we have a look at the marks prospect. ♪ >> they could be used to enrich uranium. maintain a listing of western sanctions on iran. the ethics committee and football governing law. body has donated watch

>> nelly's going to be on and, quite frankly, i haven't seen it yet. friday night, 10:30, it's an option for you. >> okay. >> st. mary's hospital for children, thank you again, 10:30 tonight right after the news. >> in the meantime, we have a lot coming up. mary mccartney's going to show some photographs, tito puente jr.'s going to play for us, so it's only fitting that audrey puente does a little weather for us. >> tito puente, your dad -- >> yes. >> so your brother is also in the music business. >> yes, he is. and you're going to hear a sample of his sounds. let me tell you about the weather, that's my department here. temperatures in the 50s this morning. i think we'll stay that way through the day. normally we should be about 53, we're going for 58 later this afternoon. not quite near our record of 77. right now still mild along the coastal sections, cooler air is starting to work into the northern and western sections like in sussex and monticello where the temperature right now is at 43 degrees. we have a northwest wind flow coming in, that is he

the investigators believe martin nellie was deep in debt including a violent organized crime cartel.rating with the authorities. >>> state lawmakers are talking about a new proposal to give private companies a shot at selling liquor in pennsylvania. beer distributors would get first opportunity to buy permit, and is what left would be a auctioned off. so this isn't much different from a republican plan that governor wolf vetoed in june. some form of liquor privatization could pass the legislature as part of the deal to resolve state budget stalemate which is in the fifth month. >>> a secret service agent accused of sexting way person he thought was a teenage girl will stay in jail through november. prosecutors say lee robert moore admitted to police he sent sexually charged chats while working at the white house. he is being held until his trial because he is considered a flight risk. moore was arrested last week. court record detail pornographic on line chats between moore and a delaware state police detectives, he thought was a 14 year-old girl. moore has been placed on administrat

ease up, ellie nellie, all right? i'm dealing with something, too.hey're repaving the parking lot where i keep my boat, so therefore, i have to move it. it's times like this that makes me wish i owned my own parking lot. really? that's what you wish for? mom, i'm gonna be late tonight. be home by midnight. and don't forget our rule-- do not wake me up when you get home. solid parenting, as always. i'm a better mom with sleep. hey, what are you doing tonight? hanging with the fellas-- you know, jon, skeetch, toby... keith. all of travis' friends sound like they're country-western singers. makes sense. we did name him after randy travis. no, we didn't. well, you didn't. no touching. (both) ♪ someday girl ♪ someday i'll meet her in our ♪ ♪ someday world oh, no, no, no. you know what we should do? we should go up at the end, ♪ so someday i'll meet her... ♪ (high-pitched voice) ♪ in our someday world i can't work with you. i have some bad news. you're jules' someday guy. sweet. "someday guy" is a perfect follow-up single to "someday girl." (strums chord)

just hours after the paris assaults, a caller left this voicemail for the islamic society of the nellisnty in st. petersburg, florida. >> i'm personally going to have a militia that will come down to your islamic society, firebomb you, shoot whoever is on site in the head. i don't care of their two years old or 100. i'm over your [bleep] check out facebook, this pack in france -- attacked in france is the last straw. [bleep] -- in my name is martin. come find me, please. please report me because i would love, love it. you're going to [bleep] whoever p] your name is, sand [bleep] amy: we bleeped as much as we could out of that horrific message as he repeatedly talked about sand "n" words. texas, a koran covered in feces was found. roula allouch, what are you calling for? this point, we need to unite. we need to stand united and not allow fear and hate to take over and to sacrifice our american values and principles, really in doing so, we would be allowing the extremist and the people that we are fighting against to win. amy: in the case of the florida caller, yet in a five himself. what

raised expectant eyes to the new master of montpelier, james madison, jr., standing next to his mother, nelly. there was this day at montpelier another mother and son present. the mother's name is unknown. the name of the toddler at her skirts was paul jennings. she perhaps held the little boy's hand, hoping not to transmit her anxiety over what might happen next, for the death of a master was always a time of tension for his enslaved people. they would have little control over decisions about their futures, including the fates of their nearest family members." well, james madison, jr. became the fourth president of the united states. paul jennings' journey from slavery to freedom would play out in the highest circles of ideas and power - the white house. james madison's study. and in freedom, he would author as decreed by the white house historical association the first white house memoir, and its full text is included as an appendix in "a slave in the white house". it was my familiarity with this memoir that first drew me to jennings' story. it is titled, "a colored man's reminiscences of j