because robert ford had a deal with the government of missouri at the time or he could just get rid of jesse james, he could get a pardon, and the that is what happened. that is why we care about jesse james. isn't that cool? so what happens? i just killed jesse james in 1882 but that is not the only image that is going on at the time. you have jesse james who takes the cowboy off in a criminal direction, you also have the rise of buffalo bill cody, who is really becomes a public figure in late 19860's and late 1870's. he begins to play himself as a great western hero who is colorful and fighting hard for america, although he takes nothing from the government, of course that is not true, he was a government scout, i have a really interesting story that i don't have time for but i am going to tell you anyway. he gets awarded the medal of honor for work in his scout in 1870, and it was taken away from him, along with the only other medal of honor given to a woman during the civil war, and it were stripped from them during the 1920's, and both of those were returned in the 1970's and the

defend robert red ford and dan robe rather, the islamic state.en has no friends and livess in isolation. defend him.ichell defend your hero, michelle defe obama. defend your hero's barack hussain obama.a.efend please defend your hero charles manson.>> go ahead and defend your hero, president obama's hair. defend your heroes the costume wearing perverts and heathens.our go ahead and defend your heroes the renewable energy protesters. the muslim bloggers. defend your heroes that wild group of violent women. defend your heroes, the makers of this annoying video. the snowden loving clay eating flower child. defend your hero, the epa hallway pooper. that boy from transformers.cloone your hero, george clooney. >> absolutely. >> that wasn't long at all. we have to take a break. >> happy 2016 everyone. >> any way. we're going to be talking about 2016. the combination of john scott's tt's locker. he doesn't know it's me leaving him those weird notes.s but first what stories frightened our frightened st correspondent? all of them. stick around. >>> 2014 wa

sally roberts, ford is kron 4 >>darya:we're continuing to follow the latest on the northeast blizzardis is a live picture from massachusetts coast has been battered from heavy whence snow blizzards that make for what are driving in a travel they did lift the travel ban in new york and massachusetts looking at no mass-transit till tomorrow night cancels' to hear from the bay area check in with fortran was falling apart the store for sfomon.rem some >> reporter: 0 because of a text message e-mail's sending out to the passengers. they're not even coming here to fight another flight. latest numbers test along to you from the duty manager and they stay on top of that as far as cancellation arrivals as of 7:00 in the morning. this is the departures aboard 49 of rivals' impacted from places like europe city. jfk specifically. york and boston philadelphia. i come and sfo here's the arrival board move up to as well. i cancel cancel and arrivals 49 arrivals 36 departures. lots of numbers of think about it will probably stay steady for quite some time this being the morning rush. the lifeblood o

ford. get that bill passed. when robert kennedy was killed he said, we are going to get our gun control bill. we got about half of it. we are going to get something good out of this. i think there should be some use of this in a much more opportunistic way. a much more immediate way. that is the last point i would make. you have to go fast. i thank god we have president obama in the white house. i wish he had moved on gun control. he would have gotten a gun control bill. he waited a couple months. you can't. we are in a world -- you live in it more than any of us with your reporting. we have 30-second attention spans. lastly, one of the problems he has is because he is black. [applause] let's be a realistic about this. i think there still is a lot of resentment about that among people in congress, among people all over this country. we have got to get over that. [applause] >> in that context, it does seem worth remembering that president johnson's last public appearance was on this stage at a conference about civil rights.

robert gates to help boost numbers. >>> some investigators are looking into whether ford should expand a recall of diesel trucks.previous recall involved thousands of trucks sold with ambulance packages that have diesel engines that can stall. they will replace the engines for free but until then the national safety transportation board is saying they are getting complaints from those who didn't get the ambulance package. >>> work started yesterday near the yardley train station in bucks county. today it picks back up at 9:00 a.m. and runs through 3:00 p.m. as the train works to close the crossing there, the road will be closed to traffic 15 to 30 minutes there near the yardley train station. got it? >> got it. >>> hikers could soon be kept off specific trails in pennsylvania. a new proposal will ban hiking during the hunting season which is more than 130 days out of the year. hikers can still hike on sundays because there's no hunting on sundays. >>> after a week-long trip to the philippines, the pope left where millions of worshippers turned out to see him. yesterday's outdoor service had 6 million people brav

robert mclane was sworn in this morning during a ceremony at ford theater. our "news4 today" colleague aaron gilchrist served as master of ceremony. mclane was acting chief for more than a year and says he's honored to continue serving the group. u.s. park police serve and protect federal land here and around the country. >>> several investigators considered videotaping license plates at gun shows to help fight crimes. but today dea administrator michelle leonheart told the associated press that the idea was only a suggestion and was never put into action. it would have included license tag scanners that take pictures of every passing car and record the information in a database that can be used to track vehicles' movements. investigators insist that no cameras were ever instauld. >>> check out this incredible video a rare firstperson look at saving lives. a firefighter pulled three kids out of a burning home. he had a camera attached to his helmet sunday in fresno, california. at one point, the firefighter gets inches away from the flames before carrying a

park police chief robert mclean will be sworn into office. the ceremony takes place at ford's theater at 10:00 a.m. interior secretary jewel and national park service director jarvis will conduct the ceremony. mclean replaces former chief teresa chambers. >>> the city may soon write hefty checks to firefighters who have not been paid overtime for years. now the government has run out of legal options to avoid a backpay. the firefighters union is ready to settle with the city. d.c. council chair phil mendelson says this settlement will come with a large price tag. >> exact amount of money is unclear but we think it's $47 million. we believe that the firefighters don't want to be paid all at once that they want it spread out because on an individual basis it can affect their income tax. >> current and retired firefighters from the fire department would be eligible for the overtime back pay. as you heard, the $47 million payout would be added to a budget gap of $83 million for the city. >>> residents will be able to voice their opinions tonight about the ongoing project on i- 66

. >> reporter: here's stanley roberts with people we had been badly >> reporter: as something out there is called a cell surrender. the fordvers behaving badly pulled over without being prompted >> reporter: so that was with the driver was 21 mi. over the close of speed limit set retail,. i was curious as to what the driver would have to say so soulless and then. >>: so you the flooding are things the to do not going ss. apparently this minivan was also a fast car >> reporter: the driver was from sweden heading to moderate. the average rate on meat by way 101 is 65 mi. an hour. a stop you for not stopping at the stop sign back there. >>: we decided to check out this place we did saw the sign. >>: and so if i thought a stop sign and i thought he stop it never occurred to me that he didn't. policeman talking you didn't even slow down. >> reporter: the same thing happen with his bmw driver. >> reporter: the redwood city office of the chp control this area. so my suggestion is if you're on the coast don't be a badly. >>: i got caught behaving badly. >> reporter: on the salmon tale called stanley roberts kron 4 news this or on

robert mcmahan, president of kettering, and harrison ford, a student at kettering. thank you so much. keep building those robots. major things accomplished -- personal property tax reform the vote in august. it was fundamental in terms of making us more competitive. that ballot proposal passed with resounding supports. what does it mean to michiganders? hardworking michiganders will now have opportunities to work in small businesses because they are more competitive and local government has a more consistent source of revenue. that was an outstanding reform. if you look at how we have done in michigan in terms of our rankings, in terms of our business tax climate over the last four years, we have gone from 27th to 13th. even more importantly in terms of entrepreneurial climate in the state of michigan, we have gone from 44th to 6th. that is the kind of environment that is going to create jobs in our state. let me talk about education. we should be absolutely proud. we have been a leader in the nation with early childhood and pre-school education. for the last two ye

robert mcclean will mack more than 700 employees and a budget of more than $100 million. he'll be sworn in at 10:00 this morning at ford theater. ibl emceeing. >>> also today, if your child attends public school in prince george's county tonight you have a chance to weigh in on some big changes. school officials are hoding a public hearing on changing boundaries and grade structures. it includes closures of thomas clag gcht e tchltgeft and thomas. >>> and you can weigh in on a major change to the school calendar for monassas park city schools. they're considering a short of year round schooling. it wants to break a state tradition and start the year three weeks before labor day. the change could start as early as this fall. if you want to weigh in head to nbcwashington.com to see how you can rsvp. they will make some decisions about this i think in march or april as to whether they will start the school year earlier, add more breaks in there, very different in virginia. >>> let's check the forecast. we're talking about a really cold day outside. 25 degrees outside of our studios. and it will feel colder than that. >> l

mark halperin harold ford jr., sarah eisen, thomas roberts, david ignatius all still with us.game last night. >> really good stuff, right? >> right. >> people were glued to the television set. let's give everybody a recap of what happened because we have the seahawks hosting the packers in the nfc championship. we know what mark feels about certain teams. but several early turnovers by the seahawks helped green bay jump out to the 16-0 lead. by the end of the first half we thought it was clear. but that score would have been higher but the packers were forced to settle for three field goals. seattle finally gets onboard. third quarter. using trickery. a field goal gets them in the end zone on a 19-yard pass from the holder john ryan. but the storing was for the seahawks until about 2:00 left in the fourth quarter. >> from the 1, it's third and goal. here's wilson keeping it for the touchdown. good kick up into the air. it is loose and recovered by seattle. here's lynch. lynch, touchdown! >> marshawn lynch right there. seahawks recover an onside kick. at the 2:00 they score aga

robert mcdonald. live starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> today president obama is at a ford assembly plant in michigan to talk about jobs and the economy. live at 4:05 p.m. eastern on c-span-3. >> this sunday on q&a author dick lair talks about the film the birth of a nation. >> part two of the movie which is after the war reconstruction is really the heart of the protest in the sense that this is where the blacks are just appalled by the portrayal of freed slaves. and this is a scene showing what happens when you give former slaves the right to vote, the right to be elected the right to govern. it's a scene in the south carolina legislature where the first and primary order of business is to pass a bill allowing for interracial marriage because again in his hands black men are soley interested in pursuing and having white women. ♪ sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific. >> next, a look at the sights and sounds from the opening of the 114th congress in the u.s. house. members gathered with their families in the chamber before brg sworn in. this is 35 minutes. >> this being the day fixed by public law 113-201 pursuant to the 2

ford taurus swerving suspiciously. officer morrison said he was on heightened alert after realizing one of the passengers was 38-year-old robert a shooting case that month. listen as the officer repeats orders to ramirez, who is reportedly high on methamphetamines at the time. officer morrison said ramirez failed to listen to his commands to keep his hands up and instead reached for his waistband. >> get your [ bleep ] hands up i'm going to shoot you, i will shoot you! hands up! >> that's when the officer fires three shots. >> get down! >> his back-up arrives and reality sets in. >> i thought he was going to pull a gun on me. >> maybe he was, maybe he was. >> last week a seven-person coroner's jury took one hour to decide the shooting was justified. >> i wish i knew he didn't have a gun. but i couldn't take the risk. >> any officer knowing and feeling what officer morrison knew would probably dot same thing. >> officer morrison was placed on paid administrative leave immediately after the shooting and has since been assigned to a task force investigating prescription drug crimes. the chief of police in that area in a heartfelt