the latest among them is jack nelson. barbara was so generous and has made jackson papers our position now. there is a rich, rich history, and ensure it -- encourage everyone to take a look. we are here to celebrate the life and more, the papers of jack nelson with some people who knew him extremely well. jack was a man of enormous influence in consequence in the nation. the story of jack nelson, for those who don't know, the story of news reporting and the latter half of the 20th century. if you look at this career starting off -- he was born in telling the of just across the state line to moves as a child to biloxi where he starts pedaling newspapers. he was a newspaper boy. an honorable way to begin. it's so i got my start. he gets his first john upton at the daily "herald", an afternoon newspaper down and bollocks to gulfport purely serendipitously where i got my start. he portrays himself quite openly and but as a very gullible reporters. i certainly hope that when you bought the book and have had a chance to look at

[applause] >> let me talk about another jack nelson because i didn't know this jack nelson. [laughter] donahey the problem and the civil-rights movement is that was people who were writing about us or making us the problem and jack never did that. i was just down in albany and just before christmas because it had occurred to me that it was exactly 50 years ago that i was down there and i started driving around and remembering things and quad in "the new york times" wrote to the obituary of martin luther king that non-violence was dead, it was rejected. martin luther king couldn't defeat, and the story really was that the kennedy administration wanted carl sanders to win in 1962 and there was a federal injunction that was placed on martin luther king. so we went up against laureate pritchard in georgia. we had to take on the federal government coming and we chose not to do that and jack always seemed to understand that we were not the problem. fi joost call "the new york times" quite a bit because they were -- well i think that they were being polluted by information that the

officer paul nelson took the report. nelson-- same name anthony gave us. in '64, he was a rookie in the third district. he worked under the command of captain john russo. a russo's raider. he booked the city when he retired. lives out in alden. works at the cop shop at the union hall. go pay him a visit. rush: paul nelson? yes? lilly rush, homicide. scotty valens, same. what can i do for you? you took a complaint of harassment from a daniel holtz in 1964. neighborhood boys threw food at them. this kid was murdered the same night. yeah. want to tell us what you know? i knew this day would come. let's meet tomorrow. this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. saved $480 bucks.car insurance you know what that is? yeah. don't say it. so you know what it is, right? yeah, yeah, don't. that's a lo

nelson died of aids before he was 30.nd i was with him the night before he died and many of the weeks before. and i will read to you a passage. i read it to you because his sister saw me this past weekend at an event in new york in september 8, sonia, thank you. very few people remember who nelson was. and now you have wrought him back to life. and in this story he might even teach kids some good. so i will read your chapter 26, a few paragraphs from it. if i try to understand in my heart how to children so closely matched could meet such different fates, i enter a subterranean world of nightmares the sudden panic when nelson's hand slipped their mind in the press of the --. reason seems a better defense against the pain. let me understand in my logical way what made the difference between two children who began almost inseparable and in our own eyes virtually identical, almost but not quite. he was smarter. he had the father i wish for though we shared our best special blessing. why did i endure and even thrive when he f

nelson has me saddle up to the microscope. >> so this is me? can adjust the eyes here so you can see it. >> this is my heart tissue beating outside my body? oh, yeah. little bill is pumping slow. >> so this is a pretty calm, calm cell right now. >> reporter: can you see why this kind of medical science just won the nobel prize. why a company like cellular dynamics in madison, wisconsin, is growing billions of cells a day so drug companies can test new medicine on the living tissue of specific patients instead of mice, and without the controversy that comes can harvesting stem cells from unborn children. >> wow. oh, man. now, that is cool. >> reporter: dr. nelson gets most excited when he shows me a tiny piece of my heart tissue that looks exactly like a heart. a pumping three-dimensional glimpse into a future. when this kind of cell could theoretically get injected into a heart attack victim or a deceased child and literally mend broken hearts. >> this is a functioning tissue. >> reporter: that is the hope. while these cells could grow hearts o

kristine nelson. >> hi. thank you for listening to me today. i'm applying for board number 2, full-time or as an alternate. as far as experienced goes i have been active in really state and real estate appraisals and 1984. i have been a real estate agent since 1984, and an appraiser since 1986. i have been active i own apartments. i was the chief appraiser. i have had to review appraisers review; not always agreement in value. chief appraiser is more of a management position with different appraisers. i have a lot of appraiser experience. >> and so you might be familiar with the issue i brought up about homeowners, one or two units. sometimes i get frustrated e-mails from our constituents who have gone through the process a complaint about really long wait times and often don't understand the process. it can be very confusing if you don't have the experience that many of you do. i'm curious about your thoughts around that. >> i think -- you are always trying to find a market value. the market value for people is sometimes different. they think

nelson daniel lideraba la red.prision, tras cumplir su pena será entregado a la autoridad de inmigración para ser deportado a su natal uruguay. vendia las actas entre 10 a 15 mil dólares. estafados mexicanos, perúanos, venezolanos. >>este tipo de fraude seguirá ocurriendo en un estado de fuerte afluencia migratoria. >>si compró los documentos, rechace ese camino. el tener un beneficio de inmigración falso, también lo puede llevar a no nacionalizarse nunca en estados unidos. >>las maquinas para hallar drogas en los terminales areos serán cosa del pasado, la medida fue adoptada por las miles de quejas de pasajeros que prácticamente los expone desnudos. >>y los fabricantes de autos, estan invirtiendo en modelos ahorrativos, como los electricos. expertos dicen que este tipo de vehículo gana espacio lentamente en euu. >>un adelanto del programa de mañana aquí y ahora. >>desconfió del reporte de la autoridad y decidio dar con el paradero de su hijo >>recuerde, mañana aquí y ahora, siete, seis centro. >>lance armstrong se

as he drops down, one big risk is jason nelson will get tangled in the trees himself.deputy nelson works his way toward mccabe. >> it looks like it happens pretty quick. it was probably another good 20, 30 minutes just to get him. >> mccabe is buffeted from the wind of the helicopter. just as nelson reaches mccabe, the exhausted rafter almost lets go. >> he slipped and kind of swung around to the opposite side of the tree. i was thinking he's about to go down river. we need to get him out pretty quick. >> the next trick, getting mccabe into the harness so he can be lifted safely. >> i was having difficulty knowing how to grab on to the harness and make sure that i was secure. and letting him know that. he tried about three times. >> you're basically hovering three or four feet off the ground, trying to stay in one spot, trying to hold on, trying not to knock him out and get this thing around his head, where eventually he's going to have to let go with both hands to get it up underneath his armpits and around him. >> this is the most dangerous moment of the whole rescue

of pieces of nelson's silver have come up with his crest on made by john eames.ng. i like sort of authentic things, like on the globe here we've got a map of africa, and just on the front it's got barbary which was northern africa at the time. >> woman: yes. >> appraiser: the date 1805 is of course a very auspicious year for nelson. in fact, not a very happy year for him because it was the year he was killed. >> woman: yes. >> appraiser: but he wasn't killed until the battle of trafalgar in october 1805, and it's quite possible that emma hamilton, his very public mistress, gave this to him at the beginning of the year. now, it remains then to decide you know, if it's right... >> woman: yes. >> appraiser: ...if it's wrong. what could it be worth? >> woman: yes. >> appraiser: if this is not substantiated, if it turns out to be wrong, you bought a pretty expensive inkstand. >> woman: yes. >> appraiser: i would have only valued it at £6,000 to £8,000 if we can't substantiate that this is a valid inscription. >> woman: sure. >> appraiser: but if this is genuine, and y

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por el tercer lugar, la selección de el salvador derroto 1-0 a belice con anotación de nelson bonillaos 50 minutos, con este resultado, la selecta se queda con la tercera posición.la finae cartuchos y ticos. al final de los 90 minutos reglamentarios, la selección de costa rica de local derroto por la minima diferencia de 1-0 a honduras con anotacion de geancarlo gonzalez castro a los 38 minutos del primer tiempo. con este resultado, costa rica gana su 7mo titulo en la 12 edicion de la copa de naciones que conto con poca productividad de goles y la clasificaciona la copa oro de, costa rica, honduras, el salvador, belice y panama. asi es que costa rica campeon,

his chest area got in a little accident with a knife. 43 guys named nelson on the job in the '60s. so we track them all down. vera: yeah, yeah. a cross-dresser. had a nipple ring. the penn baseball team? yeah? they were in ithaca, new york, the weekend of your murder. an away game. the entire lineup. valens: you look that up? i happen to have every spts record known to man. memorized. 20 less guys you got to check out. we have so many other suspects, it's sad. blackmail ring, rogue cops, neighborhood thugs... rush: no shortage of people who had it in for a gay kid. shel: i got the results you asked for. he's okay. oh, thanks. i called in a favor at the fbi lab. we used a pig's head to simulate the bruise and wound pattern for the weapon, and then compared that to the victim photographs. and? and that kid was not killed with a nightstick. well, that's a relief. thanks. oh, thank the pig. what's your guess about the weapon? my money's on the classic baseball bat.

shocked, i know we're all shocked, the same place willy nelson got busted. >> i don't have a huge tolerance for it. >> probably not a good stretch of road down there. border patrol popping snoop, you say? >> i say it's straight that piece of road, but looks like square because of the drivers, this is munchie-ville, usa. and first time they could have busted anybody since willie, the fumes like batman and little boy, that only cleared last week. and snoopy came through on the first time they could have isolated him as getting high. >> and really. >> listen, i think the judge down there ought to take snoop, willie, george michael from wham, and one of the kids from jamaica, have a smokeoff to raise money for charity. >> bill: like a chili cookoff. the smokeoff, like-- >> the chili cookoff with cannibus, you're right. >> do you want some chili? >> more from the d-man coming up. ♪ c'mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy... instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. kills heartburn fast. yeehaw!

nelson saddles me up to the microscope. >> you can adjust the eyes to site.ing outside my body. >> oh, yes. the the little bill is pumping slow. >>reporter: thinks pretty calm cell right now. you can see why this kind of medical science just won the nobel prize. why a company like cellular dynamic in made son, wisconsin is agreeing billions of cells a day so drug company can test new medicine on the living tissue of specific patients instead of mice. and without any of the controversy that comes with harvesting stem cells from unborn children. wow! oh, man. now that is cool. dr. nelson gets most excited when he shows me a tiny piece of my heart tissue that looks exactly like a heart. pumping 3 dimensional glimpse into a future. when this kind of cell could theoretically get in jebingted into a heart attack victim or deceased child and lit receipt mend broken hearts. this is a functioning tissue. that is the hope. but while the cells could grow heart or lung or brain they could grow tumor and used before the science is ready for the first clinical trial on hum

nelson. next we have shawn ridgell. okay. next we have daniel hershkowitz. >> how do you do? >> how do you do. >> please ask me the same question at the end. i am a real estate attorney and arrested broker in san francisco. i have been here for half of my life, true in a couple of months. i have been a real estate attorney for the last 15 years here san francisco and for a few years in oakland. for the last 12 years i have worked primarily as a real estate broker. i have quite a bit of experience with the appraisal process. i am a homeowner here in san francisco. that is in true; i have been a renter for the last two months; for the previous 15 years, an owner of single-family homes and a few condos and also the landlord. i understand all of those perspectives. i also was the president and secretary depending on the year of homeowners associations; i have been and adjunct professor; work with the san francisco ethics boards of the san francisco association of realtors. i have sat on the san francisco association of realtors arbitration board. i have chaired the forms committe

joining me now, florida senator bill nelson and new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen.nk you both for joining us today. big day for chuck hagel. senator shaheen, what is your notion right now, do you think he can get past all the criticism he's had from groups concerned about his positions on nuclear weapons, on israel, on iran, on women in combat, big issue for you, i know, from your work on the defense appropriation bill, and also the gay community? >> well, i had some serious questions for chuck hagel when we sat down last week, but he answered them satisfactorily. i think senator cochran from mississippi came out and supported him, he's had a recent letter with a very strong bipartisan list of former defense secretaries, including colin powell and gates and a bipartisan group of secretaries of state and defense. i think all of that speaks to his favor, and, as i said, i was pleased to hear his responses on some of the questions i asked him about how he was going to implement things like the shaheen amendment that makes sure that women in the military who are victims

nelson mandela. archbishop tutu people with high bar of authority they work is that as a as a as a group to try to resolve conflicts and then sometimes the individual elders i would like to bring him has been asked by the united nations to try to. you know work with the various countries involved with syria to to try. try to get this problem result and. so since you asked about happy with the world obviously syria is a miserable place and it needs to be resolved it should be a top priority i think of every caring politician to get to get this problem resolved was about the time when you were editing the magazine and that you started up a magazine trying to stop the war in vietnam from what i understand do you think journalism can actually change the world and the course of things that has happened oh i think journalists can certainly change the world the internet can change the world i mean it was through the internet. through journalism and the public. the arab spring happen on twitter and google pl

nelson via text, his wife got wind of it and ordered him to fire miss nelson.hat was illegal sex discrimination, but the iowa supreme court says no it wasn't. hmm. joining me now lis wiehl fox news legal analyst and mark eiglarsh. it raises an interesting issue, and normally when you don't have an employment contract, fired for anything, fired for being attractive. fired for being unattractive. brown hair or whatever. she didn't have an employment contract, but she says it's sex discrimination because of her looks and his attraction for her. did the court get it right? >> the court got it absolutely wrong on this one, iowa supreme court and the lower court before that. this is absolutely gender bias discrimination, most the cases we've seen before have to do you're too bad, not attractive in someone's eyes, too old, something like that. this is reverse of that. this is gender bias discrimination, a great employee for ten years, they had no-- undisputed and no relationship. and the problem is the dentist not the assistant. it's his fault if he can't keep his han

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did you ever talk to willie nelson, it's like talking to a fire hydrant. snoop dogg, you know this guy. >> i don't agree with that either. hopefully a majority of americans agree with that. >> you have to understand the mentality on the side let's be stoned all the time. that is what it is. americans more and more are going over to that side. that is why you got the legalization in washington and colorado. >> that is why it's scarier than ever before. >> bill: are you going to make eight campaign, tell young kids not to do it? >> i think that could work. i think would make a difference. >> i think it could make a difference, but i still really believes the root -- i don't think it will ever be legalize. >> bill: did you ever smoke pot? >> i can't answer that. >> bill: you don't want to do it anymore. >> do you drink? >> i'm under age. >> bill: you go to finland you can drink there. kids drink, you drink. but it's not for you, right intoxication not for you. >> it's definitely not for me doing this job. we are international role model and especially in this

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, a runningback or wide receiver, is going to be five, six thousand calories easily. >> reporter: nelson says players need to stay fueled all day especially after exercise. >> getting fuel back into the muscle, helping the muscle repair itself and rebuild. >> reporter: eating well, that's the game plan. >> we tend not to eat a lot before a game, but during the week, you want to make sure you eat healthy. >> reporter: dr. kim mulvihill, cbs 5. >> dr. kim says she was impressed by the 9ers in the locker room because they eat a lot of salads. dr. kim in the locker room. >> working it. >>> so what could be sweeter than another 49ers super bowl win? how about kap cakes? the family of the 9er quarterback whipped up these pastries in honor of colin's super bowl appearance and delivered them to the pittman high school where the young kaepernick graduated and friends still remember him well. >> he brings out the best in everybody because his competitiveness and drive spreads like wildfire. >> former teachers say kaepernick was just as competitive in the classroom as he was on the field. he gradua

i'm paula faris. >> and i'm rob nelson. such great lengths to try to make the children of sandy hook feel safe today as they finally head back to school. we'll have a look inside their new classrooms coming up in a moment. a big step forward, hopefully for that entire community. so -- >>> and then also this half hour, hillary clinton, she is out of the hospital with her husband and daughter at her side. what doctors, though, are saying now about the secretary of state's treatment for that blood clot. >>> also, almost a year after a devastating stroke, illinois senator mark kirk is set to return to capitol hill today, ready to walk up 45 symbolic steps. should be an emotional and especially symbolic for him. this is a huge milestone for him. >> absolutely. and kind of completes the recovery, in a way. like a back to work, back up those steps. >>> and later, it takes two. the 5-year-old twins who make quite a team, managing to save their mom's life. how they sprang into action when exactly they were needed the most. >> they h

nelson.or nelson lost -- ban trade pythons. wildlife researchers from the university of florida joined him today in the everglades. reportedly up to 150,000 burmese pythons in the national park there. so far hunters have caught only 11. they are allusive, aren't they? no word whether or not the senator bagged any today. i'm bill hemmer in tonight for shepard smith. this is the fox report. a rescue operation at a bp gas plant in algeria. the question is how many hostage did algerian forces actually rescue? a source telling fox news two americans are now free. no word on the other americans the militants claim they were holding along with dozens of other foreigners. "the fox report" correspondent jonathan hunt in our newsroom tonight. what are we hearing jonathan from the algerian government on this? finally they are saying very little other than this military operation took place and that some hostage died. one algerian security source telling reuters it may be as many as 30 who will dead. amo

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i'm rob nelson. good to be back after a little vacation. >> how do you feel?> rested, which is a strange, weird feeling on this shift. >> he's been chatting it up with all of us here for the last couple of hours. not that you usually don't, but you have an unusual little jump in your step. >> it's called sleep. >> isn't it amazing, the wonders of sleep? >> happy new years to you guys and happy one year anniversary to you. >> you missed all the fun. >>> good morning again, everybody. more on this emotional return to school for the sandy hook students coming up in just a second, including how their classrooms have been meticulously re-created to make sure all those young kids feel at home. a big day for that community. hopefully some return to normalcy for those guys. >>> first, some of the other stories we're following for you this half hour. the nation did avoid the fiscal cliff and wall street responded positively. how the new deal will benefit your retirement savings. rob and i will actually look into our 401(k). no, that's not happening. >> you don't want t

i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm sunny hostin.debate over firearms restrictions is our top story this half hour. and it is quite a heated debate. >> it really is. senator feinstein was the first elected leader after newtown said i'm bringing the ban back and made good on her word. >>> now that the pentagon is lifting the combat ban for women in the armed forces, the questions begin, are women physically strong enough for the military's most challenging assignments? >>> also, there's no relief from the arctic weather system putting millions in the middle of this ongoing deep freeze. flights are canceled due to ice storms and it's too cold in some areas to even go skiing. i've never even heard of that before. that's cold. >>> and later this half hour, the wizards on the web called bad lip reading reinterpret the president's inaugural address. into something completely incomprehensible. why this is our favorite story of the day. i can't wait to see that. i'm going to watch it for the first time. >> i watched it earlier. it really is

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