william potter gale called his new movement posse comitatus. he named it after that 1878 law that had forced union troops out of the reconstruction south. as mr. gale explained his idea, "county sheriffs were the supreme legal law enforcement officers in the land. and county residents had the right to form a posse tone force the constitution however they as sovereign citizens chose to interpret it. public officials who interfered," said gale, "should be hung by the neck at noon." so individuals are sovereign. only the county sheriff is in charge. the federal government has no authority. in this guy's white supremacist world. and yes, his operating theory sounds crazy and fringe, and it was crazy and fringe. but if that was your particular flavor of extremism in, say, the early 1970s and you didn't think the anti-civil rights, anti-fluoride, john birch society was extreme enough for you, then you could join william potter gale and his radical posse comitatus. all through the 197 0z mr. gale worked the farm belt states specifically planting chapt

this is a man named william potter gale, the man on the left there. he was a self-styled preacher who held a very long grudge. by which i mean he held a grudge that started half a century before he was born. william potter gale's beef with the universe began in the late 1860s, right after the civil war. in the years after the civil war the southern states were still far from folded back into the union. they were still under the control of the federal troops. the southern states were legally part of the union again but only because they had lost the war. and so they were also kind of occupied territories. and they hated it. after years of the reconstruction era of the southern state capitals being occupied by federal troops after the civil war, white southern lawmakers used a series of political machinations that would make a senator blush to wrangle through congress at the time a law to basically get those federal troops, those hated yankee union troops out of the south. "from and after the passage of this act it shall not be lawful to employ any part

nbc's mark potter starts us off from ft. hood. mark, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. we're learning more tonight about the events leading up to the shooting. officials don't believe this was a premeditated killing spree. investigators say they believe shooting suspect ivan lopez acted alone after a confrontation with other soldiers. some of whom were among his victims. >> we do have credible information he was involved in a verbal altercation with soldiers from his unit just prior to him allegedly opening fire. >> reporter: nbc news has also learned lopez told friends he was angry about getting only a single day of leave for his mother's funeral. the three soldiers who are killed here at ft. hood have all been publicly identified. 38-year-old staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez. after serving nearly 20 years in the military, he was planning to retire to puerto rico at the end of the year. rodriguez's aunt says his destiny took a turn for the worst. he died in the place where he loved to be. 37-year-old sergeant

potter. our next panel member is ann raffle, former chair of the california fair political practices commission and currently vice chair of the federal election commission. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member roberts, and senator udall. thank you for inviting me to testify today. as indicated i am the vice chair of the federal election commission, but i am not testifying in that capacity today. nor am i speaking for the commission. instead, my testimony concerns a case pursued during my tenure as chair of the california fair political practices commission, fppc, to expose dark money in a california election. fppc versus americans for responsible leadership and i'm going to use the word of the day, is a byzantine story of campaign contributions being funneled all over the country in an apparent effort to avoid revealing to the public who is behind political campaigns. we discovered that networks of nonprofits, anonymously injected millions of dollars into our e

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it's a very big deal. >> wendel potter, i appreciate your time today. this is a big day for america. no doubt about it. for more let me bring in democratic governor and candidate from florida, charlie crist. this is going to be a huge issue for your race in florida but doesn't this number give you momentum to talk more about this and what is your response to governor scott's misleading ad? number one it's hard to believe he'll put an ad across the state of florida that said 3,000 people don't have health care because of this act. the truth is, they're getting health care. the numbers you talked about tonight, 7.1 million people signing up is amazing. we had a rough start. i think everybody acknowledged that including the president himself. just as they're trying to suppress people from getting health care. they try to suppress people from voting. it's wrong. it's not the right thing to do people in america and people in florida need and deserve affordable health care. that's what this is doing, as they deserve to have food, shelter and water. they deser

still with us in new york, howie potter, policy at the century foundation. amanda frost and in sacramento, ward connorly. founder and president of the american civil rights institute. howie potter, has this assault over affirmative action let to more honest conversations about what is at stake and what we're really trying to do for america's graduating high school seniors. that has been a lot of attention to the acceptance rates from minority students places like berkeley's undergraduate program. now they have a 57% mexico-american student body. this is part of the uc system not the lower academic tier program. should we talk about where they'll find a more welcoming atmosphere and one that is likely to nurture their aspirations to finish in four years? >> absolutely. i think that we have seen this conversation shift. when race is on the table colleges unfortunately sometimes talk only about race. in an ideal world you would be able to look at race and social economic status. but the good thing is the push for the broadening access its pushing it conversatio

our report from nbc's mark potter. ♪ >> reporter: at sunday services near ft.ood, the shooting victims and their families were in everybody's prayers. >> continue with words of encouragement. continue with prayer. >> reporter: among those feeling very grateful today is theo dus westbrook who feared he had lost his own son in the shooting spree. >> what jonathan? not my jonathan, not my son. >> reporter: his son survived after being wounded in the chest and arm by a gunman identified as specialist ivan lopez. westbrook says he was told that the shooting began at his son's human resource office after lopez got into an argument with others and was told to come back later after requesting a leave of absence form. lopez returned with a hand gun and shot three people there. >> it was like he was saying, okay, buddy, you're next without actually saying that, and my son, you know, is reading all this from the shooter's eyes. then he pulled the trigger and shot my son. >> reporter: a new aerial diagram released by the u.s. army showed the shooting spree covered a two-bl

we get more on this tonight from nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: florida farmers are throwing everything they have got into a desperate attempt to keep citrus trees alive, but they are losing the battle against a deadly disease discovered here nine years ago that now threatens the entire industry. >> and if we can't whip this disease, you could possibly lose, would lose, orange juice at the breakfast table. >> that died on the vine. >> reporter: it's citrus greening caused by a tiny insect known as the asian citrus sillit. because of it, the florida orange crop this year is expected to be the lowest in 30 years. in just the last two years, the number of oranges produced has plummeted by about a quarter from 146 million boxes to a projected 110 million boxes. drastically smaller orange harvest now could mean higher orange juice prices later this year. the orange has long been the symbol of florida, and citrus is a $9 billion industry, supporting 76,000 jobs. >> pretty much every grove in the state is being affected in some way or another. >> reporter: veteran grove manager billy teal says

looking for explanations, he examined the methods of modern potters.in the outskirts of the ancient city, in the neighborhood of san sebastian, a handful of potters still use ancient techniques. man: bueno, este viene siendo de... interpreter: i learned how to do pottery from my grandparents and from my great-grandparents. i watched how they worked. i started when i was very small. keach: oliverio hernandez-resendiz is one of the few remaining potters in san sebastian. he makes large pots that are used primarily for cooking. resendiz works with molds, enabling him to work quickly, while keeping the size and shape of the pots consistent. the use of molds explains why the remains found in tlajinga were so uniform. widmer: it tells us that we're dealing with a specialized production of ceramics -- not simply a whole range of ceramics for use in the compound. but, instead, what we're finding is they're making one or two types and making lots and lots of them. the thing about this ceramic production is it's basically simple -- you take clay, you make the sh

we want to begin our coverage with nbc's mark potter at the main gate. mark, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. fort hood is once again reeling from its second shooting rampage in five years, as you said, and there are many questions about why this happened and could it have been prevented. a woman who acknowledged she is the wife of the alleged fort hood gunman seen today leaving her killeen, texas, apartment. >> we have an active shooter currently on fort hood. >> reporter: the alleged shooter, 34-year-old u.s. army specialist ivan lopez, believed to have brought his own gun onto the base. >> it's going to be the 33000 block of 72nd street. we have multiple gunshot victims. >> reporter: military officials say lopez entered a building in the first medical brigade and opened fire with a .45-caliber handgun. he then got into a vehicle and continued to shoot. >> just with advised, they're saying that the vehicle was a dark toyota camry. and it was a unit, a specialist that's actually active shooting. >> reporter: next lopez walked into another

mark potter, nbc news, fort hood, texas. >>> a big headline a lot of us woke up to this morning, searcheams off the coast of australia have enough electronic signals from the deep now for experts to be able to say they are likely from the missing airliner's black box. the australian search commander says he believes it could be just a matter of days before they locate the actual wreckage of flight 370, miles beneath the surface of the ocean floor. our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: off the coast of australia growing on the miz tham search teams are honing in on the remains of flight 370. the "ocean shield" towing a u.s. pinger locator has detected more pings that sound something like this. [ pings ] now military audio engineers say those pings are likely coming from at least one of the plane's black boxes. >> hopefully, in a matter of days we will be able to find something on the bottom that might confirm that this is the last resting place of mh370. >> reporter: the area of concentration is along one of the arcs engineers identified as the plane's likely flight pa

our report on all of it tonight from nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: the moment of terror captured on cell phone video. the massive 8.2 quake knocked down buildings, triggered landslides, cut off power, and sparked fires that raged for hours. at least six people were killed. seven-foot waves hammered chile's coast, destroying dozens of boats in this fishing village. during a tsunami, authorities evacuated nearly 1 million along the coast, jamming roads for miles. recovery efforts have been hampered by cracked highways and flooded streets. authorities here have been preparing for years for the big one. [ sirens ] experts say this wasn't it, but still sirens in chile rattled nerves all along what's called the ring of fire, running from new zealand through indonesia and japan, across to alaska, and down the west coast of the americas. a zone of intense seismic and volcanic activity. the circles in yellow are large earthquakes just within the past two weeks. >> california's really too far away from chile to see anything. >> reporter: lucy jones is a seismologist helping the city of los an

mark potter is in ft.at the victims who proudly served their country. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, erica. investigators say they know a lot more now about the moments leading up to the killing spree. they believe it sprang from an argument that escalated tragically, as ft. hood now mourns. in killeen, texas, a patriotic tribute to those who lost their lives in the nearby ft. hood shootings. john stisuli says he organized the event to show victims' relatives they are not alone. > to show them, regardless of what happens to them, they still have soldiers, veterans and other family members that are still going to be there, still stand behind them. >> reporter: members of the community also brought flowers to one of the hospitals where the injured are being treated. military investigators say they believe the suspect, sergeant ivan lopez, acted alone and opened fire after a >>>> opened fire after a confrontation, some of his victims. >> we believe the precipitating factor an argument i

harry potter. i don't care. >> it looks like him. if you're not studying him.e's tall, he's got the red hair. >> i just -- >> look at the split. it's close. but not exactly. >> do they ever watch the news to discover that he was like in antarcti antarctica? he's not in a hot tub with you. he was in antarctica. but no, no. some of them say, in fairness, well, i want to do this because even if i don't marry harry, it will be good for my acting career or my singing career or my -- >> okay. >> time will tell. >> i'm going to make you happy right now. you're going to be happy. this is an ihoda you're going to love. have you ever had -- don't play it yet -- have you ever had one of these great days, where it is a perfect day? >> yeah. been a while, but yeah. >> you wish there would be more days like this. >> haven't you used this one before? >> it's a little older. it's a van morrison throwback because it is throwback thursday. "days like this." ♪ well, it's not always raininging ♪ ♪ there'll be days like this ♪ when there's no one complaining ♪ ♪ there'll be days li

. >>> next, growing in popularity and it's not just play by harry potter.he bay area team gearing up for this year's tournament. >>> here are the winning numbering from last night's mega millions draw. 1, 15, 10, 54, one ticket purchased in los angeles did match all six numbers for the top prize. but a ticket bought in union city at island pacific supermarket matched five of the numbers. that ticket, worth more than $233,000. >>> happening today, athletes from san jose state university will be in myrtle beach to compete in the world cup. the team received its first-ever invitation to compete in the world cup of the harry potter-based sport in south carolina. the event is the largest and hosts the top 80 teams in the world. san jose state is the first team in the csu system to be invited. good luck to the team. we don't need any weather luck. rain would be lucky but not going to happen. >> not going to happen. a few clouds left over. in santa cruz, nice and sunny all morning long. a beautiful day on tap. highs in the mid-60s. one of the warmer beach location

are banks using the same kind of secure software protections as a potter, who runs a business oh outs of their own home, and runs ceramics out of the mail. is this all the same bees or using different kinds of items in this case. >> from google to a tiny website they run open ssl. because the spot connected in opening up a cell, a few temperatures might claim to have protection on top of that, but that would be foolish in this case. i think what people. have updated their software. and there is an encryption layer. so when the site loses its encryption key it's still vulnerable. someone who has that encryption key to direct task or even impersonate that website. >> what can people do with bad inpent do in that little business of time. so we're go to whoever sites they determine are not properly directed. they'll begin to sniff in and they will agent extract the data. in canada they were able to get a thousand social numbers from canadian taxpayers then they use that data to commit fraud. they'll open new lines of credit. they'll take over existing accounts with the new names and passw

joining me now jelani cobbs, halley potter, and ted shaw.ed, your reaction to today's decision from the high court? >> my reaction was that, you know, it wasn't a good day for civil rights proponents, but it wasn't a surprise. i didn't think this was a case that civil rights opponents were likely to win. the decision is a complex one and that there's no one majority opinion with the rationale and so the opinion that's written by justice kennedy is an opinion not the opinion of the court. and what's remarkable about this decision, perhaps more than anything else -- first of all, this is not a case that's really technically about affirmative action. and i think all the justices are pretty clear about that. although affirmative action actually diversity more accurately is what it's all about. but what is really interesting about this decision is this face-off between chief justice roberts and justice sotomayor. >> and that face-off to me is it seems, it's at the core of the jurisprudence on race. which is the idea basically and you saw it in sh

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this is a man named william potter gale, the man on the left there.was a self-styled preacher who held a very long grudge. by which i mean he held a grudge that started half a century before he was born. william potter gale's beef with the universe began in the late 1860s, right after the civil war.

. >>> happy birthday to emma watson of harry potter fame, 24. seth rogan, 32. music icon roy clark, 81. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui with bill karins and with the entire "early today" team, thank you for watching us today. have a great one. >>> good tuesday morning to you, it is 4:30. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast with mete meteorologist christina loren. >> we are getting into a lovely estretch of weather in the bay area. starting in the 50s you'll find some fog out there especially at the immediate coast and right along the peninsula. later on today for the peninsula, north bay at 75 degrees with some changes coming to your forecast, especially if you have family coming into town this weekend, you want to stay tuned for that. i'll take a close look at your easter weekend, a

mark potter, nbc news, ft. hood, texas. >>> presidential elections in afghanistan is being held this morning despite violence at some polling stations. about 7 million afghans turned out to vote. polling hours had to be extended. it's expected to take about six weeks for results to come in. >>> so take a look at these images from nasa. they show a solar flare. flares are powerful bursts from the sun. in some cases they can disrupt communication signals. but as far as instagram goes, awesome. >>> and finally, it's hard to say what was crazier. kentucky's dramatic win at saturday night's ncaa tournament or nothing. because that win was crazy. so crazy that thousands of kentucky fans took to the streets for a little celebration time. kentucky was trailing wisconsin by two points until andrew harrison passed the ball to his brother, aaron hearrison liftin them to the win. they will now face uconn for the championship monday night. uconn had beaten top-seeded florida earlier in the day. coming up on monday nightor t

this is a man named william potter gale, the man on the left there.styled preacher who held a very long grudge. by which i mean he held a grudge that started half a century before he was born. william potter gale's beef with the universe began in the late 1860s, right after the civil war. in the years after the civil war the southern states were still far from folded back into the union. they were still under the control of the federal troops. the southern states were legally part of the union again but only

. >> we are seeing it more and more at the box office, as with most things i blame harry potter. >> they potter book the deathly hallows was split into two films. >> that prompted twilight to splits its final book into two films. >> which prompted "the hunger games" to split its final book into two films. >> mocking jay part 1 comes out this thanksgiving season, part two comes out in november of 2015. >> peter jackson has turned the hobbit, a book that is only a little over 300 pages, into three separate movies. >> shrooks you keep tuning in and buying tickets you will continue to see these to be continued approaches. i think that actually if you want to know what else i think you can catch the second half of this commentary in the spring of 2015. >> >> i really think climate change is not just melting glaciers it is a people story. >> when does this become the priority. >> years of living dangerously, the series, only on show time. >> >> osgood: here is a look at the week ahead on our sunday morning calendar. monday is the 75th anniversary of the publication of the grapes of wrath, joh

. >> for families here at the potter it's been a familiar feeling that officials are not telling them everything that they know. some feel that it means any air pockets are gone and with them any hopes of survivors. others are hanging on to hope. >> reporter: there is a growing feeling that this operation is moving into recovery mode. divers back from the scene saying time had run out. >> when there was talk of air pocket, but now i don't believe air pockets exist. >> parents began submitting dna samples with recovery of bodies set to be a lengthy process, it will be crucial t to identify their children. the captain offered apologies to the parents and to the nation but also insists that he delayed orders to abandon ship because rescue boats had not yet reached the scene. >> the current was very strong. the temperature of the water was cold. i thought if people left the ferry without guidance if they were not wearing a life jacket, even if they were, they would drift away and face other problems. >> at the other end of the building the vice president had committed suicide. his body is

we saw this with the harry potter films, we saw this with twilight. it's happened with the hunger games. the hobbit was originally 2 movies turned into 3. with divergent i think it's a slightly different thing we're looking at. a lot of people when they heard the news were like greed has struck again. in hollywood, they're going to milk this for every dollar they can. but that's the point. they are going to milk this for every dollar that they can because they have to. this seems to be a decision i think more borne out of panic than greed because the first film, divergent which is still currently in theaters, just started its overseas run. it's not doing as well as these other films that we've talked about. it's probably going to get close to breaking even on the first one. a few weeks ago we talked about how lions gate has made this direction into being the new franchise king. they're going to play with the big boys in hollywood because of hunger games and now we have this situation where the first film out of the gate is not what they thought it was

. >> by the way, that is the worst harry potter ever. >> or maybe sean just respects people who fight for their principles, even after they lose their case in court. >> a group of atheists lost their battle with the state of utah over 14 steel cross highway memorials, and the judge's ruling, you guys lost. >> that will be overturned. >> it is law. >> jon: ah. i guess unless your friends are armed and ready to have your womenfolk shot. [laughter.] >> jon: now, i know you don't like people scamming off the taxpayers, sean. >> my next guest is a california surfer, he lives on food stamps, i want you to realize you are taking other people's money and you are living a selfish life. >> jon: first of all -- [laughter.] >> jon: -- there is no way that (bleep) that guy's hair. did you see that? that is young hair but underneath those glasses is an old face. and otherwise hannity would be fine for hannity paying for his meals if he had other hair. >> also it would be cool to see a surfing cow. it seems like something about this bundy feller is blinding hannity to all the things that would norma

he stressed the importance of a potter county promoting ties he also invited sweet cause i'm too young the japanese to peter's china went to p e while i was too cold for the princely has to choose i am always the new callings at the coffeeshop with keys across to prevent the team can and is able to call the director weekend could cause an hour and a free coffee. instead i wanted to beat japan but he told us he might face creeks in our home so it can be found to be read as of last week in pursuit of greenland. jeff and also due to be the book was easy to be important since arriving in cocoa. he has a mentor to scream all the cabinet ministers and senior political future. let alone make of this eye candy hastily arranged the people can be. oh so you know felt all the time i think it's very meaningful but mr who is visiting us. she was so hard to achieve so much with china japan relations. when we were going through difficult times it's still on board with more than forty years after diplomatic relations. this has become partially damaged the only option is to take a broad perspective i m

>>darya: don't expect to see pottered alcohol on store shelves any time soon.uct which is called was approved by the federal government and now they're back tracking same the approval was issued incorrectly. the parent company said it will resubmit to the labels for approval. there several versions of of of this alcohol including margarita and cosmopolitan flavor is. japan and europe already have powdered alcohol in their stores. on to the giants in colorado taking on the rockies. a giants pitcher ryan vogelsong getting a leg up. two home runs in the first inning and the first rockets up for nothing. the rockies and five home runs beating the giants 8-2. game 2 is 540 and on this morning. >>: the rangers' pitching staff. brandon of moss text and our vision deep in the bottom of the second to tie the game at 1. the days of taking a 3-1 lead into the fifth inning of friends fielder the rangers acquired $240 million man delivers unties the game at 3 and the a's and former aide john a. murphy slaps on to center and that was the game-winner. they went 4-3 for game 1

meisly one horse institution if only to have someplace where people can come without crawling to potter>> in the classic film, "it's a wonder life," the community bank embodied the spirit of the american underdog from small towns to yourban streets, community banks still play a vital role in the nation's economy, providing financial services and loans to small businesses and farms and individuals whose needs and profiles don't always fit the rinlid criteria of big banks. >> rierl areas are an important especially smaller community banks because those are the areas that large banks don't want to 7 are pulling back from serving. >> typically defined as banks with less than $1,000,000,000 in assets, community banks faired worse than their bigger counterparts during the financial crisis. up to 414 fdic insured banks that failed between january, 2008 and december, 2011, 85% were community banks. >> the roughly 7 ,000 community banks that survive the crisis are wrestling with a costly legacy, the wrath of regulations that require big money and big manpower to implement. >> nothing but the tru

expansion was held by steady growth in exports which gained one point seven percent from the previous potter. among other factors contributing to the recovery are searching researching developing activities and again an investment in the construction sector central bank official said the first water from a fake note the green economy is returning to its normal growth track. director general of the bank of korea's economic statistics division strong impact said in the space of a part of the growth continues the country would be on track for an annual four per cent growth for two thousand fourteen. her hearing this month the central band of largely revised this year's growth forecast to four percent from three point eight percent. some however added that a variance with the economic impacts from last week's tragic sinking of the skeletal fairy particularly and consumer sentiment. and i mean i need and use. it's time to go on stories making headlines on the global front. but then we go live to a poly at the new senate. paul lester with the deepening crisis in ukraine. looks like ukraine's gover