philadelphia developed technologies to pump water from the river into the city. these technologies established engineering concepts that are still the basis for our water systems today. europeans flocked here. it was a destination point to see the new world technology. when charles dickens visited us in 1840, he was truly blown away by high water pressure on the fourth floor of the hotel he was staying in. nowhere in europe had he experienced that. this technology was doing something to support the life and the growth of the city. philadelphia, throughout the 19th century, was the major industrial city of the united states. all of these industries used water from this system. and it served as a prototype for many american cities, including pittsburgh and new york. man: new york city went to philadelphia and said, "you know, we're thinking of developing a hudson river water supply -- what do you suggest we do?" and they said, "we've had "a lot of problems on the schuylkill. "don't go to the hudson river. go to the upland and work by gravity." and that's what new y

we know at least two are from philadelphia.yesterday with the help of cnn, he is from norfolk, virginia. and one of the males who was taken from florida. the one female from philadelphia was a missing person from 2005. >> wow. >> but we know that part of the group was in texas for a period of time. there was some indication through some of the interviews that the police or another agency was close on their trail and they abruptly moved out of texas and went to florida. something similar of that nature went to florida and they went back up to philadelphia. so she's been on the run for some time and now it's trying to trace exactly where these three defendants were for the last several years. >> so we're talking multiple states in which this alleged scheme went down and these people, you mentioned one person had been missing since '05? >> yeah, 2005. her relatives made a missing persons report in philadelphia in 2005. and one of the northeast detectives visited the relatives and was described that the relatives were falling on th

that is what philadelphia's police commissioner is saying.olice say four mentally challenged adults were kept shackled in a philly basement in a scheme to steal their social security checks. also, a philadelphia police lieutenant told me that he can almost guarantee there are more victims in that scam. >>> the american academy of pediatrics say that the bumper pads that you put in cribs should never be used. there is a risk that babies could get trapped or strangled by these bumpers. >> and that true richard branson fashio fashion,. >> i'm lucky to be in a position where i can make dreams come true. we have to thank the people of new mexico who actually voted to get this building built. and then make sure that none of them regret it. >> a reported 450 tickets have been sold for $200,000 apiece. flights could start next year. >>> josh thompson won the dunk contest with an assist over his -- get this -- mother. that was his mom. after some hip shaking he dunked over his mom since being uploaded last friday. we'll watch the clip again. dribble,

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and so the conflict at philadelphia in the philadelphia convention was how would representation be apportioned in the upper house and in the lower house that was the huge conflict. in july of that year a whole debate came to a standstill because the convention was deadlocked and could not decide on how to move on. the small states who would lose under the new system because they liked having an equal vote because they have fewer people were the ones objecting, and there were threatening to leave the convention unless some concessions are made to them. and so what happened was the compromise. the great compromise then called the connecticut compromise the parties shall we have today which is to representatives from each state and the house of representatives. >> host: where did that idea come from. was it based in history, european history or was it just of folk what? >> guest: it was a melting of the traditional dreaded -- british system of representation based on a geographic unit, representing land, representing a certain territory in the legislature a lot with the new american idea of propo

we are at 49 in philadelphia. d.c. at 47. 46 in pittsburgh.'re talking about, you know, your fall jacket or maybe even breaking out the winter coat. we are going to see a cool day today, especially in areas that don't get sunshine. much of west virginia, pennsylvania, still ducking the showers. those are showing up in green. we will see breaks of sunshine in new england. those showers will increase late this afternoon and tonight just like it has over the last couple of days. mix of sun and clouds. temperatures are very cool. highs in some cases getting into the 50s today. typically this time of year you should be around maybe 65 or so. this is much cooler than normal. one of the warmer spots will be up there around hartford and boston. you should be in the low 60s. the week starts off cool, but by the time we get to thursday and friday, look at philadelphia. 71, 66, 70 by friday. the weekend should see highs in the mid 70s. we'll go from a dreary weather pattern to a beautiful fall forecast for much of the eastern seaboard. all that gorgeous

it's just going to be slushy in areas like philadelphia. same for you, coastal areas of connecticut and also out on the cape. but once you get anywhere interior, that's where we could see the accumulating snows, maybe even eventually on the roads, but definitely the cars, grass and tree limbs. that's why i'm concerned with trees. we could get power outages, too. that storm is located in arkansas. it's going to head up the east coast on saturday. it looks like saturday night after the sunset is when the worst of it, that's when we'll have the potential for accumulating snows. incredible for the end of october. >> don't feel like no one's listening. i listen on that one. >> maybe they don't want to. >>> more on wall street giant's rally. meg whitman changes course at h.p. and what is facebook up to in sweden? your first look at this morning's business headlines straight ahead. >>> coming up, there will be a game seven in the world series. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. the postal service is critical to our economy-- delivering mail, m

philadelphia fans hate his guts, they hate him.ally like to have that sort of stigma of these kind of crude fans. they love having that reputation. and if you're going to boo a psa about cancer just because sidney crosby is in it -- i don't know. >> this is hockey! >> this is a canner psa who boos that? >> i understand that. i get where the philadelphia passion is coming from. >> do you think that maybe the booing started before they realized what the psa was? they just saw the guy come up on the screen? >> i think that's giving them a little too much leeway, how hard would it be not to boo a cancer support ad. >> i would text hsc to 45678. they need it because god knows philadelphia is not going to come through. >>> i want you guys to go on a cruise with me and let's go on the insulite bar and we're going to order a martini. let's order 12 so everybody on the staff can have one. >> or i could just have 12. >>> watch how this bartender prepares 12 martinis at the same time. >> what? >> what? >> cool, huh. >> and they're different k

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a disturbing discovery in philadelphia. a ishaqi travel across the united states. they found four mentally disabled adults locked up in the basement of a home. -- a shocking discovery in philadelphia, this has been across the united states. the victims are talking about what happened. >> they were bleeding. >> it was real dirty. >> the victims are recovering now at a philadelphia. living facility. three people have been arrested in the case. they found social security numbers of 50 people live in them to believe there could be more victims out there. -- leading them to believe there could be more victims out there. this is for the annual capital training exercise. they will practice for worst- case scenarios across the region. the army, air force, d.c. national guard will perform. they will also have some related injuries. they will prepare a mock alerts. the hour streak of good weather keeps on going. -- our streak of good weather keeps on going. >> we're keeping an eye on two systems that will come together to become one bigger system. let's focus on today first.

philadelphia police have begun calling police in other jurisdictions for help.d news tonight, the victims are all recuperating well including herbert noles who even found the strength to smile after his ordeal. but it's a race against time. police are hustling tonight. they need to know if there are more victims. they want to make sure no one else is locked away somewhere in the dark, diane. >> looking across the country tonight. thank you, pierre. >>> still ahead on "world news." bill shock. cell phone companies using the fine print to take money out of your pocket. tonight, big changes coming. >>> and you'll meet the teens who saw their hometown spiraling down and took action. they are bringing america back tonight. [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil®. here's one story. [ regis ] we love to play tennis. as a matter of fact it was joy who taught me how to play tennis. and with it comes some aches and pains and one way to relieve them all is to go right to the advil®. i have become increasingly amazed at regis's endurance. it's

regreso decimos de la conmición que ha causado el encierro de personas discapacidades mentalmente philadelphiasidencia, el expresidente de la cámara de representantes, el legislaador paul, el gobernador de texas, y el exgobernador de massachusetts y el exsenador, hablaron sobre economía e inmigración, todos dejaron claro que primero se deben asegurar las fronteras, uno dijo que haría un doble murio en la frontera, y el otro dijo que se deben elminar los imanes que atraen la inmigración ilegal, refiriéndose a empleadores que contratan a indocumentados. y las deportaciones tal como se informó semanas atrás, las deportaciones alcanzaron un recordo, hasi 400 mil personas fueron arrestadas y retornadas a sus países, la mayor parte de la agencia en toda la historia, unos 5800 son abusadores sexuales, y 80 mil más son con sonvictos o detenidos por manejar en estado de embraguez. y por otro lado, la comunidad está consterrnada luego de que 4 personas con discapacidad fueron encontradas en un sótano encontradas mal nutridas. >> a la cruel historia a la que fueron sometidos 4 discapacitados mentales en

. >>> the four mentally disabled people discovered in a philadelphia basement are speaking out for the first time. >>> we start with breaking traffic news. joppa road is closed. a car and motorcycle collided. one person has been flown to shock trauma. we'll bring you much more information and how it's affecting traffic as soon as the information becomes available. >>> a neighborhood in anne arundel county has had a rash of burglaries. don harrison shows us what police are doing to handle the break-ins. >> the serenity of the heritage him community has been broken over the past few weeks. since september 20th, five houses have been broken into. some were vacant and others while nobody's home. >> it's scary. i've got three little kids. >> reporter: police are so concerned that they've actually robocalled people in the heritage hill area so they can be aware of it. it's a wakeup call. >> the kids are always out playing. >> our community involvement. they're the first line of defense. we've been made aware of several incidents. we want people to report anything they see. >> reporter: besid

might have been changes made in philadelphia. it was a little nutty up there. they got it back on track. they had so much talent. so much offensive talent. if the defense plays the way they did in that game against washington. they could bounce back. >> cowboys-eagles, always fun, under any circumstances. we'll be in philly next week. that's the matchup on "sunday night football" with football night beginning at 7:00 okay. our entire crew, saying good night from new orleans. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal news tonight. >>ero rescuers trying to get t those trapped from the powerful earthquake in turkey. turkey's prime minister says that at least 138 people are known to die as the 7.2 quake rocked the country. and thousands feared dead. and rescue efforts as the crews work in the dark and cold to find survivors. >> it may be night but the rescue work continues. local people join the emergency crew hoping to find survivorsur and they do, a young woman in pain. carried to the ambulance, one life saved is a triumph.

police who are even the lieutenants or captains who are who are on duty we've had experience in philadelphia with some police where they arrest our journalists and other times where the police are just great with a lot of personal differences i think but you don't think i've ever had anything to do with the police and you know where they're from. i think it does yes i think that it's kind of surprising that in new york and boston which are liberal cities you'd see this but again every city is going to have police who cover all of the different ranges of opinions in any ologies and so you're going to have police who are more sensitive when we were down in washington over the weekend we saw one policeman who literally attacked the signs and tore them apart and he went after people pretty viciously and it looked like he was about ready to explode that's one guy you can take one person over all the police in washington d.c. were great but it's just like. when we were in washington on sunday one protester went to the white house and he threw a shoe you know the word was used to throw it over the

>> it was the only bank in the country in philadelphia. it was of some stability but he could come close to raising the money that he needed to run the country. instead he was always writing letters to ben franklin saying please get another loan from france. that is one reason why at the end of the many years later king louis xvi was staring in the face she said i never think of an american revolution he really bankrupted them. we have a lot to do with it. actually the tax system did it. if it had been reversed the british could have financed their revolution with a breathing deeply. they were the only that have a good taxation system and they had it in place almost 100 years. they had thousands of tax collectors all of the country just pouring money into the bank of england so that's the secret of why even after yorktown. >> i was wondering why a country with such an aggressive growth founders could have such a lackluster congress. [laughter] >> the fact of the matter was as i mentioned in the speech white we have such a lackluster congre

it's the apartment of justice or a local cop saying that you jaywalked i talked about this in philadelphia yesterday with one of the civil affairs police and i asked him that exact question because he said they were getting along great feeling really good about the way things were going with the occupation in occupy philly and i looked at all these tents on city property and i knew that if they wanted to they could have arrested people who are clearly the tense because by technicalities there are laws being broken so the mayor i don't think he's talking necessarily in good faith because if he wants to he can arrest everybody there and throw him off if he wants to allow free speech that's a different story then if he wants to allow the constitution to work itself through that's something different and it's an excuse if you're going to say we want to give everybody their civil rights because there's plenty of room in those places and i want to talk to you because you have you're one of the few people that we've got on the show that's been to several different approach path i'll throw around

they love me in philadelphia and i love philadelphia. >>shepard: hello, philadelphia! tonight, a couple of pitchers, a loss of casual fans have never heard of. >> carpenter has been a cy young award winner but in the typical baseball. you have to edge indicate and that is what tim is here to tell us about c.j. wilson and carpenter. >> the starters that were not good for texas during the alcs but they will be good in this series. they are an unrated starting staff with five guys what won 13 or more games. c.j. wilson anchors the staff and he is better than people thing. >>shepard: what is on top for us? the first lady will be here in and there could be cold beer. >> we will sing the entire first inning, all the play-by-play and i will broadcast in spanish. >>neil: we have one baboon and one monkey left. >> you are so freaked out. are you going to be okay? >>shepard: more worried about the people of zanesville. don't approach the monkey. stay away. we found that out. thanks for having the cable brought in, we are excited about the big game. "studio b", like from busch st

they win round one and philadelphia upset by st. louis.ho'll the cardinals play for the national league championship. ian kennedy trying to win it for arizona. they played 7 games. look at that catch by chris young. you played 7 game, okay there's more. five makes every game count and that young play was terrific. 2-2 in the 10th inning and san francisco born and bred, nyjer morgan comes through with the winning hit off putz. brewers win 3-2 and they will move on, first time since 1982 milwaukee goes to to championship series. milwaukee and st. louis, they begin their series on sunday and detroit and texas begin tomorrow. the yankees and philadelphia the two biggest draws in baseball, two most talented teams gone. >>> tiger woods made the cut and will play this weekend at the fries tournament. that's good news for the tournament. they keep telling me, at least five times as many tickets sold because woods showed up. finish the at 68. he's now 1-under over all. seven strokes back of the leader paul casey. >>> college football, jackie, guess

here in philadelphia the eagles beat the cowboys 34-7. they're both 3-4. why does philly's 3-4 seem so much more helpful? al and cris back to wrap it up after this. and we'll always make'm hot 'n juicy, hot 'n juicy... [echo] years ago, my dad started a hamburger chain and named it after me... i love that about dad. today we're introducing our hottest and juiciest hamburgers ever... and i'm naming them after him. dave's hot 'n juicy. with our thickest, hottest juiciest beef ever... new, premium toppings... and a warm, butter-toasted bun... these would have made dad say, here's the beef. right? most powerful trading app ? total access - to everything. from idea to research to trade. including financials, indicators and real-time streaming quotes. whether you check your investments every day or every minute, our app can take them from thought to trade. at scottrade, seven-dollar trades are just the start. try our powerful mobile app. it's another reason more investors are saying... i'm with scottrade. [ male announcer ] when we unveil the all-new 2012 m-clas

in philadelphia he spoke out forcefully against the slave trade. but he seemed unable or unwilling to envision a practical plan for emancipation. at the same time, he understood, i think, that slavery set the south apart and probably doomed the south to be a minority within the union at least for the foreseeable future. madison, i think some of his contemporaries, believed that a natural alliance would, could be formed between the southern states and the states that would arise in the west because they'd both be primarily agrarian agricultural states. mason seems to have been less optimistic about that. he department see that as the south's -- he didn't see that as the south's salvation, so his dilemma was he believed that the south, that slavery created political problems for the south, but he didn't know what to do about, about slavery. and so that, i think that's where a lot of these sectional problems come from. now, as -- after the revolution there are a couple of issues that come up that highlight or exacerbate these exceptional differences.

way to brew. >>> and disturbing story in philadelphia. four disabled adults found in the boiler room of an apartment building. >> one of the victims might be from the virginia. >> they were found almost by accident. the mentally disabled adults worth from different parts of the country and held hostage and conditions not fit for humans or animals. >> it was this maintenance man who was working in the boiler room of this apartment building and heard dogs barking behind locked door and called police. when officers arrived they got the landlord to open the door. inside for three dogs and four adults. one of the adults was changed to the boiler. -- chained to the boiler. police say conditions in the room were horrendous. >> it was something out of a dungeon, actually. >> they are all mentally disabled. police believe one of the victims is from virginia. because he is not able to communicate, investigators are not sure. no one knows for sure how long they were held. police have arrested three people including linda weston a philadelphia woman.

philadelphia, two to four inches. october snow. they only had three snows, measurable snows in october since records have been kept. so rain and wind today, mixes with snow this evening, maybe about five or so tapers off tonight, three to five inches for you. boston, you will still see snow tonight and into tomorrow morning because you're further north and east as this nor'easter moves away from you, you will be the last to see it. tomorrow morning, three to five inches, much more on the nor'easter. very interesting, we'll talk more about it coming up. >> alexandra, stay with us. we want to look at washington right now. you can see -- well, of course the sun has yet to fully come up. it just looks chilly, doesn't it? >> it does. and just west of washington the snow has already begun. they're close, so close, but temperatures have to cool down and the air saturated a bit more, but then they will. >> all right. thanks. >>> moving on, a vaccine to help young girls fight off some cancers later on in life is being recommen

i want to get more details on this story from the philadelphia police department. police commissioner charles ramsey is joining us by phone. if you would, please help us understand how big we think this case is here. we know about four victims, might there be others? >> yeah, we believe it is a strong possibility there are others. we don't know how long this has been taking place. it could go back as far as the late '90s she's been involved this this activity. we did find about 50 pieces of identification from various people, social security cards, court documents giving power of attorney, those kinds of things. we have to track all those down to find out whether or not, one, these people are still living, where they are located, what happened to them, to see whether or not they were victims. we don't know whether there are more people involved as offenders or as victims. >> but you're talking about as many as 50, is that right? >> yeah, at a minimum. it could grow from that. it just happened to be what was in her position on the night she was arrested. we don't kn

police say she's been found in philadelphia. 15-year-old ben nita rodriguez. unraveling story. >> they found 50 social security numbers in that house, so there could be quite a few more victims. >>> shifting gears now, a case from ohio's amish community is testing the very foundation of that group's beliefs. five men have been arrested, all accused of cutting the hair of several amish people, both men and women, and that is a big deal among the amish. they believe the bible instructs women to have long hair. and for men not to shave after getting married. >> that's true, when you cut a beard from an amish person and cut their hair, that is very humiliating to them. >> now the amish usually keep their legal disputes to themselves but this time church bishops decided to seek police help because they did not think the attacks would be stopped any other way. >>> we now know that race car driver dan wheldon died of blunt head trauma following that terrible crash in las vegas. >> but there are still many unanswered questions exactly about what led to that deadly acc

police in philadelphia have formed a special task force to look into this.y found dozens of i.d. cards, power of attorney forms and other documents suggests suspects in the case may be linked to man more vick tips than the four who were found in a basement. philadelphia police and the fbi are trying to wrap their minds around a stunningly cruel case. one that starts with four mentally challenged adults held as prisoners in a basement. but could stretch across state lines, perhaps leading to dozens of victims. >> this is a terrible case. but, it's one that might get even worse quite frankly. >> reporter: over the weekend police found the four adults beaten up and starving in this crawlspace. said they could have been held for years at numerous locations. one man was chained to a boiler. he told tv station, kyw he didn't know what day it was. >> i have a birthday coming up friday. i didn't even know it was coming up. i will be 42 years old. >> reporter: police arrested linda ann weston convicted murderer who starved a man to death after locking him in a closet

>> yes, our only federal constitutional convention in philadelphia, yes. >> as the was debated with the issues involved? >> it's important to understand before the american revolution the and the colonial legislature these are the 13 colonies had a colonial legislature there was a little parliament to bring it was modeled on the parliament cities chad and the war in the upper house, and in those legislators, people in the colonies, and by that we mean property owning a white men but the elected representatives to their lower houses and those lower houses were the bastions of democracy in the colonial period and it's really from the lower house is that the legislature you get people like patrick henry and james otis and john adams and samuel adams who came out and attacked what they thought were innovations in the british policy that were oppressing the colonists and if you recall the major slogan was no taxation without representation but it's those delegates that were on the forefront of observing that. they were elected within each colonies of virginia has a legislature, such as its c

." >> a terrible story from philadelphia, four disabled adults chained to a boiler. >> by their kidnappers kept them around. >> hypothyroidism can cause unpleasant side effects. tonight, the guidelines to help women know when to be checked. >> the people were upset because it there was no good declaration. i do not like it. a lesson in fairness. >> who is responsible the tape of the political signs after an election. kim dacey did some checking. >> baltimore county is ready for the storm. baltimore county unveiled a new storm-ready unit from hazmat. this replaces the two decade old equipment. after a tumultuous year, we have had it all including an earthquake. we need to be prepared for almost everything. >> we need to be prepared for every eventuality when we experienced a hurricane and earthquake in the same way. >> the baltimore county office of emergency management has been upgrading how they get the word out using twitter and other social media during weather emergencies. >> if you had a mammogram, you may have had a call back for more testing which happens to a lot of more than half

goldson recovers the ball and the 49ers are 3-1, coming from behind to beat philadelphia 24-23. >> they all feel like the biggest win when you win them, so, yeah, this is for sure the biggest win. >> my feeling? do i really have to explain that? do i really have to explain how i'm feeling right now, sitting at 1-3? dewpoint me to explain that to everyone in here? frustrating. it's tough. i don't know. i can't put that in words. >>> and the undefeated lions fell behind by 24 in dallas. stafford was looking for the most unstoppable receiver in the game. calvin johnson, detroit within 6. no way to stop that run. the lions scored 31 points in the second half. stafford and johnson again, with under 2 minutes to play. detroit comes back, winning 34-30. >>> game 2 between the yankees and tigers. cabrera went over the short board, counts the same. 2-0 detroit. the rain returned in the 9th inning. last night's hero, cano up with the tying run at first, but grounds out to end the game. tigers win 5-3 to even that series at 1-1. game 3 is in detroit tomorrow night. >>> kurt gibson and his diamondb

last one, philadelphia is a greek word. >> is it? >> reporter: yeah.lated it nines a, the cattle are dying, b -- it means the cattle are dying, steeltown or loving brother

club of philadelphia and to introduce david horowitz. i would like to thank - a seat for attending today's event. [applause] and i'd like to also offer my sphinx to c-span for being here today to cover this event for its national audience. [applause] i would remind you that immediately following today's program david will be available to sign new copies of the book a point in time as the signing table in the room. my name is craig snyder, i am the executive director of the philadelphia freedom center. it's a non-profit organization committed to the ideals of individual and economic liberty and limited government and defense of the free society which are currently under attack by enemies both religious and secular at home and abroad. david horowitz was born into a family of dedicated communists whose members of the communist party. as a rigid labor baby growing up in new york, david was in dhaka made it into the intellectual world of collectivism and as a young man he became intoxicated with the hopeful idea that all of humanity can be sa

this is not far from philadelphia. i-95, a car on 95 left the highway and ended up on the turnpike road below it. two people in the crash died with 30 cars piling up. that was 3:00 in the morning here. that's like 15 hours or so go ago. take you to another area of inconsistency and inconvenience could be in palmer, massachusetts. this is an amtrak train that was heading from chicago to boston, 48 people on board. there was a rock slide caused by the snowstorm got in the way of the tracks and they had to shut down train down. they had power, food and free drink. so if you are going to do anything get caught on a train that has plenty of power people here in pennsylvania getting some power back. we talked to the people in this house here, i can see one light on in the house. those are the rosenblatts. they haven't had power for 36 hours. they are happy. the house is warming up. it was getting quite cold in there. 40,000 in the area without power. many are checking in to area hotels tonight to keep the kids warm because y

him and his wife became part of the philadelphia 76 tears when a ship group approved by the nba today. they have only one playoff series in the last decade, the addition of smith means the philadelphia 76 years now have more entertaining volume in the front office. will smith may have to wait a little while for the pursuit of his happen this. the nba season is still in doubt having already canceled the first two weeks. >> stay tuned. >> pursuit of a delayed happiness. >> stay with us -- thomas up next with the look at the 70 forecast grade you can get a flu shot from an experienced professional. we've given over 5 million flu shots over the last 10 years. [ male announcer ] hey, but who's counting? get your flu shot from a specialist you can trust. at the safeway pharmacy. and you'll get a bonus. you get 10% off your groceries. [ male announcer ] save 10% on your groceries when you get a flu shot. that should make you feel better already. safeway. ingredients for life. >> a lot of rain tomorrow. >> just for one day. there is the potential for a couple of inches of rain and maybe some

-- not sees a couple of days before the philadelphia -- nazis a couple of days before the philadelphia convention began. they knew they needed a wartime leader. roosevelt looked a lot better in that context than did any of of the other republicans. >> we are coming to you from the rush county historical indiana,in russia whville, one of the homes of wendell willkie. he was born in elwood, indiana. our focus this week is on wendell willkie. 737-0001. if you live in the eastern time zones, 737-0002. there are so many images from that campaign. there are things we do not see in modern campaigns. what was that significant? what did that tell you about the support wendell willkie had with certain sectors of the public? >> of course, there was no television. they really had to get out there with the people. he spent a lot of time crossing the country on trains. retail politics in towns and cities all across america, with all the hoopla, with all the stuff to get people engaged in keep them excited about the campaign. >> was franklin roosevelt worried about wendell willkie? >> i think he enjo

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you really did not think that philadelphia would lose five in a row. it was not a very good against -- what really happened, the eagles had the ball 17 more minutes than the redskins. everybody knows if you turn the ball over, it is hard to win. even if they were not all this fault, he did throw them. mike shanahan has to deal with a quarterback situation. >> i believe in both of these guys. both of these guys can play. i know these guys got what it takes. whatever direction we go, he will give us an opportunity to show was weak -- what he can do on a game day. >> the penalty gave them room they opened the playbook and went 80-some yards. a game that changing penalty. good call? a bad call? >> it did look like there was a helmet to how much. -- helmet. >> you just never know. >> as the redskins did into a tougher part of their schedule, the offense is a mess. trent williams, at ankle sprain. they be the lions yesterday and sandra cisco had coached -- san francisco. he took the blame for shaking his hand to heart. he was wrong for going after him. the n