he started with the thinker tends -- pinkerton's. they believe there was an anarchist threat any work with them to find the servant anarchists in chicago. he startedfe publishing and said no, this is all made up. anarchists -- he has a remarkable string of operations where he is working and posing as a bandit, posing as a cowboy. he goes to new mexico, alaska. the agency is chasing criminals to australia and hawaii. host: what kind of criminals? mr. lillert: livestock theft is a big one. people that were robbing railroads. the pinkerton's come with her first big publicity event is the death of jesse james and his gang. they famously firebombed his id and they--in a ra take the arm off his mother and kill his half-brother. violent stuff. host: you talk about the disguises and the characters they took on to say undercover. doctor that for a long amount of time -- he posed as a doctor. can you tell us more about that story? mr. lillert: this is in a small town called buffalo, wyoming. in the 1880's and 1890's are among the wealthiest am

in 1905ersity of idaho -- the pinkerton send a detective who runs on the track team for a month. the: d.c. that fitting in larger picture of the west? guest: it is not the individuals on the frontier, like we used to think. there is the military cleansing the native americans, or the railroads, the telegraph lines. the federal government and washington, d.c. has a huge role in taking in the future region and make it part of the nation. the question is how do they exercise that power? a tentative conclusion is that they are farming out that power togovern and punish detectives weather than enforcing of themselves with their soldiers or federal marshals. host: when did this use of detectives begin to phase out? where dcd trajectory -- do you see the trajectory going? guest: after the 1930's and new deal, congress had had enough of the labor espionage and detective agencies. there are new laws that you cannot do this. it is at this point that the bigger to an agency destroyed all their papers, making my life a lot harder. surveillance is something that is always in the news and some

but pinkerton erupted with five goals in the third period and they win 7-2. more highlights at 11:00. the patriots have a deficit at the runningback position. today they signed former denver bronco monte ball to the practice squad. they were reportedly in talks with steven jackson who has played for the rams and falcons, he has not been in the league this season. a treat for us tonight, the londonderry marching band plays celebration by cool and the gang, the lancers have a history of playing it big. college football goal parades like the rose bowl, four times. on december 30 they'll be marching in the citrus bowl parade before florida plays michigan, all 245 members of the band are going. @as part of this trip the band will play at disney world on new year's eve. >> it's a great bonding experience. this will be my second time in florida where the band and it's a lot of fun, we have a lot of memories that we get to look forward to. >> we learn team work, and you learn how to get along, and i think it's really great. >> and you get to go to florida. >> yeah, e

the event was held over the weekend at pinkerton academy auditorium. the greater derry salvation army is also sending out a special thanks to all the volunteers who have worked so hard this season to help folks out. so the ringing of the bells, christmas collectors made two of the most familiar sounds the holidays, but this year one coin made a bigger noise than you might expect when it was dropped into a kettle in nashua and that's because it's made of solid gold. stephanie woods spoke with the salvation army in nashua that nation is worth thousands. reporter: on wednesday, a volunteer with the nashua salvation army was ringing her bell at the market basket in somerset plaza when someone dropped a wadded up dollar bill inside the kettle. >> i believe at first he thought it was somebody playing a joke, this thing is tightly bound up, again she remembered last year and said oh, we got another one, so she was excited when she opened it up. reporter: when was inside? a u.s. gold coin, wrapped around the coin a note saying merry christmas, use this gold co

opening the for high school hockey, salem and pinkerton in hooksett. colin leighton to patrick hare 1 -0 lead. mitchell mcginn gets the equalizer. christopher gile gets it to shamus doherty who gets it past the goalie. he gets a hat trick. salem' s mcginn gets on the board again for his 2nd goal tying game at 2-2. will again -- with the glare with the garrett blunt out for the season they signed monte ball to the practice squad and were in talks with stephen jackson. he has not been in the nfl this season. two basketball, brad stevens played at the detroit pistons. both teams with 14 wins. a good start for the visitors with back-to-back three-pointers by avery bradley and amir johnson. bradley with a poor shooting night, only scored 5 points. johnson in the 2nd quarter this time with a dunk and boston was up 39 38 nice play by isiah thomas. you just cant have plays like this boston basically hands the ball to caldwell pope, who goes down and dunks pistons by 4. he had 31. jared sullinger with a 3 but one. celtics lose on back-to-back nights. c' s host

high school hockey, beford and pinkerton at the ice den . second period,bedford in front 1-0, colin voloshin scores for . still in the second sean mcgadden with the backhand, the bedford bulldogs roll 7-0 beating the astros. bishop brady played host to londonderry at everett arena tonight. 1-0 in the first. patrick maloney forces the turnover and scores for the 1-1 tie. londonderry took a 4-2 lead in the second period, but leo avakovs with a great centering pass to max lamora who puts it in the back of the net, cut the lead to 4-3 . the game went to overtime. the giants win it 6-5. there you go. that is sports. >> next, we will have some final shelley: this special edition of jennifer: welcome back. there was a question that came up about the role of this first spouse, which would be something hillary clinton. minutes ago. president. [applause] >> bill clinton in town with hillary clinton today. jennifer: she said she would probably still picked the for state dinners. josh: hopefully no real big pundits. up to the voters to decide. the prima

they've always been part of the virus of american society can avoid back to the slave control, the pinkertons, the klan. but what happens is that you direct that rage toward the vulnerable, towards muslims can undocumented workers, african-americans, liberals, feminists, intellectuals and that we are watching. you see around rallies. that is just part of the physical and moral disintegration of society. the use of wholesale violence. we live in a city where one of our fellow citizens was choked to death, unarmed, never committed a crime. choked to death and killed on a city sidewalk and none of the police went to jail. the danger of that is that a very kind of nihilistic violence we are seeing right now between houston and asia where the palestinians feel so crushed their lashing out with this inchoate but understandable theory, to understand is not to condone but understandable is, is also happening in the tiny. with a 26 or 27 assassinations of law enforcement officials, including two in new york city this year. these are not confrontations. these are assassinations. i hope this is not a pa

there are going to be a few clouds floating pinkerton tonight and first thing in the morning, but with you wake up, expecting to be and you full sunshine in southern new england. worcester at 31, norwood, 30 miles per hour in the last hour and boston to 26 miles per hour. certainly adds a chill to the air as of the temperatures are coming down this evening. it is still 53 in boston right now though, so it's still plenty mild out there. no question about that. it's still going to be dropping tonight, right through the 40's and eventually into the upper 30's in the suburbs of boston. 41 downtown. out here in worcester, down to 48 degrees. we know that, it feels like 40 with the wind gusting up to 24, 25 miles per hour and dropping to 36 overnight under clearing skies. so a bit of a windchill to talk about and more rain on the way, a timeline on when to expect that. >> vanessa: a grand jury will now hear the case of three people accused in the drug overdose death of a rochester, new hampshire teen. the girl's mother, jasmine rude and her boyfriend, mark ross had already been charged in th

action on pinkerton, bedford in front, 1 zip, a score for the bulldogs, still in the second, a backhanded goal and the bedford bulldogs roll over the astros, 7-zip. and how about bishop brady. patrick maloney forces the turnover and he scores. a 4-2 lead in the second period, but a great energy pass to max lemoora. he about uts it in the -- puts it in the back of the net. the game would go to overtime and giants win 6-5, the final in ot. the bruins in action, and they host the new jersey devils, the 5:00 start and patriots have the titans and that's at 1:00. that's sports. >> still to come on news 9, election season is historic time and a new exhibit explores the politics. this. shot. take a look at the loon on the >> well, if you've ever snapped a picture to a political event or attended a rally or political hopeful. you can be part of a new exhibit. >> and the exhibit in manchester celebrated the roll in new hampshire's first in the nation's primary. there's a special focus on the jfk campaign from 1960 thanks to his late campaign manager. and they're looking for your submissions for th

action on pinkerton, bedford in front, 1 zip, a score for the bulldogs, still in the second, a backhanded goal and the bedford bulldogs roll over the astros, 7-zip. and how about bishop brady. patrick maloney forces the