this is the crew from engine 5 in rochester. and they're working on a 58-year-old man named artie, who just ran into a utility pole. >> come on, baby, come on, baby. >> breathe, breathe, you got family. >> two of the guys were able to get into his car, unbuckle him, pull him out. you can see he was purple, he wasn't breathing. they believe he also had a heart attack. there is quite a crowd around witnessing these guys do their work. >> you can do it, guy, come on, baby! >> you hear all these people in the background cheering this guy on and then cheering on the guys from engine 5. >> you can do it, baby. come on, buddy. >> all of a sudden, listen to what some people start to say. >> his color's changing. >> he's coming back. >> come on, baby! >> all of a sudden they stop and everybody starts cheering. that's where the video ends. the police department asked the person filming this to shut off the camera at this point. but artie will make a full recovery. obviously a big thank to the guys from engine 5. so we've got john, chris,

caller: do you fly out of the rochester airport? guest: why do you ask that question the echo -- that question? caller: i would like to ask about the one million patients the clinic sees each year, how many are foreigners and how many foreign planes lined the tarmac at rochester airport? why is that important to you? caller: why did they fly into rochester instead of england? host: is there anything there you want to respond to? from 130 see patients countries each year and patients, from far away to come to the mayo clinic to get helpful solutions. we see patients from all 50 states. we are a destination for patients who have those needs and that is an important part of what we do. intent totinue ashley commit to expand opportunity for those who wish to come to us. have something called the destination medical center legislation to help support the infrastructure so we can help patients from around the united states and far away. it is an important part of what we do. why do you think the mayo and the cleveland clinic model has not

so we have john, chris, cory and scott joining us from rochester, new york. guys, first of all, great work. and congratulations on this rescue. >> thank you. >> yeah, thanks. >> tell us about what you walked this to after this crash. >> it occurred right across the street from the fire station and someone came up to the front door saying something had hit the truck. you could see that he wasn't breathing because he was so purple. >> do you think the crowd helped you, do you think the crowd helped this guy out? >> i've never heard anybody say engine 5 do this. they usually have no idea where we're from. >> it was much appreciated, that's for sure. >> after this incident, artie is no longer driving trucks and he calls himself semiretired. he says seeing the video was like watching a movie, he can't believe that was him. he now has a pacemaker and feels great and is just living life. >> come on, baby. >>> when your 15-year-old son needs dental work, you take him to the dentist office. >> this is way cooler, though. >> that is 13-year-old russell leyma thf leyman

among the heatest, last month in rochester, new york. >> all of that adds up. close to 138 million bags of garbage are kept out of landfills like this every year. >> they keep enough trash out of the landfill to fill the beds of 1800 chevy trucks. >> it's important that we have fuel efficiency and the auto industry is one of the worst contributors to global climate change. so progress is great. but we need to see more of this and fast. >> reporter: gm is committed to the projects, though it means more work for their employees. >> it will get better. >> reporter: they discovered something unexpected about its trash. >> we seemed that nobody would want it, and we were wrong. >> reporter: after spending money on recycling, general motors makes $1 billion a year off of it. it. >> somebody buys it? >> they spend money on it. >> reporter: trash that's truly treasure. >> nasa spent rovers to mars in hopes of finding water, and ten years later, still finding surprises. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm step stephanie cy. today government leaders were supposed t

of greatest need so he agreed to run even though the very weekend before the state convention in rochester for the very first time literally two days before that convention he wasn't going to go to the convention. he stayed as far away as he cut, he walked across his living room in his cottage without cannes or crutches. it was the high point of the physical come back and yet the next day he had to say i will run. with that, he chose his political career over the prospect of more warm months. she wasn't going to be able to spend his winters in the warm springs. so he had to go back up north and run. and this is a description of a part of that fall campaign. he had been rehearsing for this performance and he hoped to have at least two more years to prepare. he had fought for the extra time that circumstances forced him to yield and now the performance was upon him. the role that he must play was a paradox. the actor put on the maaskant becomes someone else. the ralf now was to play the man he actually was, a strong man capable of leadership in the highest power. the trip was to remove the m

so roosevelt agreed to run even though that very weekend before the state convex in rochester he was down in warm springs and for the first time, literally two days before that convention, he wasn't going to go to the con convention, he was staying as far away as he could, he walks across his living room in his cottage in warm springs without canes and without crutches. it was the, it was the high point of his physical comeback. and yet the next day he had to say, all right, boys, i'll run. and with that, he chose his political career over the prospect of more months at warm springs. he wasn't going to be -- if he was elected governor, he wasn't going to be able to spend his winter withs in warm springs. so he had to go back up north and run. and this is, this is the description of part of that fall campaign. he had been rehearsing for the performance. he had hoped to have at least two more years to prepare. he had fought for the extra time, but circumstances and the party had forced him to yield, and now the performance was upon him. the role he must play was a paradox. normally the

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. >> reporter: among the latest 20 go landfill free, rochester, new york.se to 38 million bags of garbage kept out of landfills like this one ever year. a move environmentalists overall applaud. >> while it is verying important we're seeing progress in fuel efficiency and other initiatives, the auto industry is one of the worst contributors to global climate change, so progress is great, but we need to see more of it and fast. >> reporter: gm is committed to the project even though it does mean extra work for its employees. >> but once they understand the full meaning of what it is for, it will get better. >> reporter: gm discovered something unexpected about its trash. after spending money on recycling, general motors now makes a billion dollars a year off of it. somebody buys this >> somebody pays money for this. >> reporter: trash that has truly become treasure. >>> nasa sent rovers to mars in hopes of finding water, ten years later, they are still finding surprises. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. here are today's headlines. th

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. >>> a sad funeral gathering today near rochester, new york, for a 9-year-old boy named tyler doohan who was credited with saving the lives of six of his family members when their mobile home went up in flames. he went back in one last time trying to rescue two others, including his grandfather, and lost his life. roundly described as a sweet boy who loved firefighters, today, he was made an honorary firefighter by members of the local department. >>> the head of the world wildlife fund says that the monarch butterfly is at risk of disappearing. scientists are alarmed because they witnessed a plunge in the annual migration. two food sources are disappearing, along with what logging has done to their forest habitat. >>> another item from our natural world, the problem in clovis, new mexico, is tumbleweeds, several feet of them in some places. they're using front-end loaders to collect them all and take them to a landfall on the edge of town. >>> if you have ever been frustrated after shelling out a ton of money to your favorite artist's farewell tour, only to watch them throw another

nick lal simmons disappeared from his parents' house near rochester on knewier's day but the family sawer of him on the usa cover and were able to bring him home. ♪ [ ding! ] losing your chex mix too easily? time to deploy the boring-popcorn decoy bucket. then no one will want to steal the deliciousness. with a variety of tastes and textures only chex mix is a bag of interesting. . >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9. today is monday, january 6, 2014. i hauled out the really big coat this morning. i didn't need it but i will later on. i'm andrea roane. >> but wait. there's more. i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. beverly is going to have traffic momentarily. balmy today but wow. >> balmy this morning. some areas are 60-plus already. southern maryland, tappahannock, northern neck, the eastern shore. 60 plus. north and west we have 30s as well. we're all going to go into the deep freeze this afternoon. bitterly dangerous cold coming toward the region. here's a look at the forecast on this slightly foggy morning in areas. colder waters of the potomac are at reagan national with the war

and a 130-mile stretch up through rochester, new york, was closed overnight because of blizzard conditions. over the past four days, over 11,000 airline flights have been canceled because of the weather. single-digit temperatures were recorded from the north to south. this fountain in atlanta, georgia, was frozen solid. atlanta hit a record low of 6 degrees. marlie hall is here in new york with the latest. marlie, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, very few parts of the country have been spared these abnormally low temperatures, but the good news is there's an end in sight. every state in the continental u.s. is expected to see at least one city with below freezing temperatures this morning, but the now infamous polar vortex which brought the bone-chilling cold will soon be heading back where it belongs. the storm can't leave soon enough. >> i want it to end, like i'm done with winter. >> reporter: dozens of cities broke record lows tuesday including pittsburgh and new york, which were set more than a century ago. temperatures are expected to be in the 50s this weekend in new york, but

nicholas simmons disappeared from his parents' house near rochester on new year's day.family saw this picture of the 20-year-old in sunday's ""usa today"" warming himself on a washington, d.c., steam great. he was taken to a hospital where he was later met by his family. ♪ [ ding! ] losing your chex mix too easily? time to deploy the boring-popcorn decoy bucket. then no one will want to steal the deliciousness. with a variety of tastes and textures only chex mix is a bag of interesting. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. dangerous cold weather is descending on the midwest and the south. it will be 32 below in fargo and minus 15 in indianapolis. schools are closed today in chicago and the entire state of minnesota. thousands of flights are canceled. >>> and a 13-year-old california girl declared brain dead has been moved from an oakland hospital. the family of jahi mcmath says she was placed in an ambulance but they haven't revealed her destination. >>> and we're getting a new look at one of america's largest cities. los angeles is not often seen as a

among the latest, rochester new york. >> all that cardboard plastic junk adds up, close to 38 million kept out of landfills every year. >> rochester keeps out enough track to if i am the beds of 1800 chevy trucks. a move environmentalists applaud. >> while it's very important that we're seeing progress in fuel efficiency arched other sustainability initiatives, the auto industry is one of the worst contributors to global climate change, to progress is great, but we need to see more of it, and fast. >> g.m. is committed to the project, even though it means extra work for employees. >> once they understand what it's for, it will get better. >> g.m. launch would the project to help the environment but discovered something. >> we just assumed nobody would want it, but we were wrong. >> general motors now makes a billion dollars a year off it. >> somebody buy this is? >> somebody pays money for this. >> trash that's truly because treasure. that aljazeera, rochester new york. >> subaru and toyota are working to become waste-free. >> good for them. >> let the hype begin. i'm talking about th

chris en rochester, estas al aire. >> chris: apenas estoy viendo que esto sucede y estoy un poco asustado empezo? >> nadie puede decirle la rapidez con la que avanzara sus sintomas. podemos decirle que con el tiempo empeoraran, pero si comienza a tomar prosvent tiene ingredientes que revertiran el proceso y desde el dia que empieze comenzara a sanar. >> la siguiente llamada es de lou de nueva york. ¿tienes alguna pregunta para el doctor? >> lou: hola! si, doctor, tengo 62 años de edad y tengo algunos de los sistomas que estan tratando... ¿pueden causar cancer? >> lou, la respuesta es sencilla es no, pero un hombre de 62 aÑos de edad con agrandamiento benigno de prostata tambien es un hombre con riesgo de cancer. recuerde, recomiendo que todos los hombres de 50 aÑos vean a su medico se sometan a un examen digito rectal y se hagan el examen de p.s.a. primero descartar el cancer y despues prosvent puede ayudar a aliviar el problema del agrandamiento de la prostata. >> y sin efectos secundarios. ens fueron estudiados, infinidad de veces con miles de pacientes y sin ningun efectos secundario.

heat wave compared to the high of-11 other cold cities, chicago and others in upstate new york like rochester and on. still to come to my "2 cents more," in our legal panel did set out. stay with us. ♪ gerri: up next, people suing to get there mug shots removed from website spirit is their privacy ♪ gerri: should websites be able to profit from people's much of its? that is the question at the center of a case right now against website selectmen shot stuff,. this is the latest addition to that website. let's get this. justin beiiber, and he is smiling. regular folks to wind up on this website say it can wreck their lives, especially if they have up in panic guilty of anything. with us now to discuss the case, o regular legal eagles. a 21st. profiting from our misery. >> a very tepid. my heart is not really in it. i think it's horrible. this is public information. therere is a first amendment rit for anyone to put that information out there if they want to. that is why we have the first amendment. legally they probably can. gerri: what do you think? do you agree? county you defend these people

allegedly shows 16-year-old devon alexander punching that elderly woman in the head after she leaves a rochesternience store. no word yet on what charges people face. >> two others are under arrest them right in front of their 7-year-old daughter. police say they are members of a gang called bloodsuckers some are under the age of 18. police are looking for four more suspects. speers and her ex-husband were gunned down in their car on monday night. her daughter was also shot but she survived. >>> former president fidel castro making his first public appearance in nine months attending the opening of an art studio in havana. he last appeared in public last april when he attended the inauguration of a school. he led cuba for 48 years before falling ill and handing over power to raul who became president in 2008. >>> frightening moments for people in florida after they were rocked by an earthquake that hit off the coast of cuba. one woman saying she was working on the third floor when she felt the earthquake shake. it rattled on the ground as far north as orlando. no reports of any damage or injurie

joining us from the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota dr. john those worthy, president and ceo of that organization. all, is the mayo clinic hospital, a series of hospitals, clinic, who can go there? tell us about it. it is the first integrated group practice in america, and the largest one. patients can come with or without a referral to the mayo clinic. host: how many patients do you have ever year? wet: we see about --guest: see about a million patients annually. million in other ways, virtual, and other. there are three main locations. one in phoenix, scottsdale, jacksonville, florida, and then of course, rochester, minnesota. we have a network in the upper midwest, a smaller network in arizona and florida and georgia. we are in six states and we have a large affiliate network across the country. host: how do you pay your doctors? guest: our doctors are salaried, all of them, and have been for many years. host: why did you make that decision? guest: the decision was made to create a collegiality in the department and between departments.

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the ones over at it the zoo in rochester, new york, they're at home in the frigid temperatures, but nalla doesn't have the usual thick coat. >> . >> coming up next, the second part of our america tonight series returned to fuk shim a three years later, a new generation of risk at the nuclear plant for those who are still trying to clean it up. >> headlines tonight. a u.s. airforce helicopter crash in england has killed four americans. it was taking part if a training exercise. and it was flying low when it crashed. >>> officials will not be keeping track of syria's death toll anymore. they cannot verify sources that added up to 100,000 in july of any. >> hundreds have come up with something, the culprit is, is frozen foods. they have been recalled, believed to be contaminated with a pesticide used in far farming. they are hired at low pay, and they do some of the dirtiest jobs in cleanup. we bring you the stories of these unseen and unsung heroes in a return to fukushima. >> in the depths of japan's nuclear crisis, with darker days ahead, a small band of workers were offered a ray of ligh

from rochester. >> liz. >> from upstate new york.about 15 minutes. we have to talk about the rest of the folks. and minnesota, look what they were doing. rubber bands around sox around the feet of the dog because he couldn't go outside. way too cold without that. it is not just there that we're talking about headlines this morning. los angeles, 77, they have wind, red flag warnings in effect. a fire danger. we want to keep that in. missouri, nebraska, iowa, so many other people, tennessee, kentucky, all in the extreme cold. not just the northern plains. so many people. event >> this weather report brought to you by jimmy dean. you got it. it's going to rain real hard, real soon, right? >>> now to our sexiest star secrets. all week we'll hear from some of hollywood's biggest names about how they look their best. this morning, cameron diaz, here to talk about her book, "the body book." thank you for coming in. we have enjoyed having your h e here. you're not trying to say you're an expert. >> not at palm i spoke to experts to compile t

rochester, new york, despite all the wealth around us.rgency basis according to the cbo. and secondly, i thought the republicans were the party of family values. what is the family value here that they are upholding? >> there just seems to be no intensity and no concern with this issue. 1.3 million people. that number is growing by, i was told last night in washington, by 72,000 a week. 1.9 more will lose their benefits in the next six months. and why are the republicans so dogmatic with this issue? >> well, i think that they don't have any contact with people who are in these circumstances. and they have no recognition of this, nor much more importantly do their key donors. you know, we live in a society so economically segregated that it's very easy to not recognize that statistically, every 52nd person that you encounter has no income today except food stamps. that we have the worst child poverty by far of all the modern countries, all the modern economies. no one else is doing what we're doing with children. and the devastating effect

and he says that we were sheltered at a friend's house in rochester. and in the region to frederick douglass and his narrative and he talks about how these people, and he names parker explicit way. i help them across and you couldn't write it vendor. and douglass and parker are on the ferry and they are about to get off and turn him off into canada and parker and trey parker takes off out of his pocket the revolvers snatched from the dead hand. and it's like the ending scene of the movie. but there are countless examples like this with less detail. and some of them appear with others. some who call the underground railroad. three of the images in the book showing fugitive slaves and firing guns against slave catchers that come from his energies in the original count. >> host: so one distinction that you make early on and talking about the tradition of arms is the dissension between self-defense and political violence. i was wondering if you could walk us through as to why this -- first of all, what self-defense is. how you define self-defense and how y

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actually know the details of all of this and parker says that we were sheltered at a friend's house in rochester and he says that these people and he names parker explicitly, i helped them across and you couldn't write it better. and he takes out of his pocket, he called it the revolver snatched from the late hand. it looks like the ending scene of the movie. including less detail and some of them appear in william steele's account. the founder of the sound of the underground railroad who wrote this long exposition on what is going here. showing firing slaves come from including this original account. >> host: so one of the distinctions that you make is the distinction between self-defense and political violence. some wondering if you could walk us through this. and how you are defining political violence and why this is important. >> okay. so it is important and it is my primary analytical contribution. so this book is based upon a scholarly piece that i published including what i show over and over again. is that black people made a distinction between political violence in self-defense and th

on parker's telling he says, we were sheltered at a friend's house in rochester. in the new retentive frederick douglass is narrative. he says -- the talks about how these people @booktv and the name sparker explicitly, they came, sheltered at my house, help them across. the ending seems to me you could not ride it better. the ending scene is douglas and parker on the ferry. as douglas is about to get off to a partakes of of his pocket. he calls it the revolvers natural the dead hand of the slaver. so it's like the ending scene of the movie. but there are countless examples like this with less detail. and some of them appear actually in william stills account, called the founder of the umbrella railroad who wrote this law and 800 page exposition of fugitive slaves who were coming through philadelphia. three of the images in the book showing fugitive slaves firing guns against slave catchers come from william stills images in the original account. >> so this distinction the maker leon in talking about the black tradition of arms is the distinction between self-defe

all of them sleeping in a trailer in rochester, new york. an electrical problem causing the fire according to officials. he reportedly waking six people, getting all of them out. the boy's body found feet away from his disabled uncle who also died. the story says they believe tyler died trying to help his uncle, who was in a wheelchair. what a hero. that makes me sad. >>> earlier this month in aspen, colorado, pilot attempting to land a private jet losing control before touchdown. alicia, how are investigators doing to determine what caused the crash now that they have this video? >> well, gretchen, we don't know exactly how they are using it. they have quite a bit to work with. the national transportation board has quite a bit of information including different angle from the crash that happened january 5th. they actually have five different angles from the surveillance camera. the aspen airport has heat seeking surveillance cameras that watch. when you see the light at its brightest, it's infrared when bombardier challenger hit the runway

>> i don't know, megyn, this is the law for rochester.to another person he causes such injury. all the injury has to do is cause her substantial pain. all she has to do is tell the police officer or a prosecutor yes, that caused me substantial pain and that is assault in the third degree. why this is not charged as assault, assault in the third degree, menacing and harassing, there should be three counts and a full order of harassment. and then in the back, somebody should give this kid a whipping that he just gave to the "let's go get the old lady"? come on, kid, be a tough guy with a kid bigger than you. >> it is disturbing to watch. >> they may be able to elevate the charges later. the officer at the scene, this is ridiculous, not harassment, it is assault. >> he will be charged, not with assault, that is a more serious crime. >> the good thing of this, there is footage of it. it is pretty clear. on to the rest of it, yeah, it is both heartbreaking, saddening, this is something every kid should be told when they're little, you never hi

after a fire broke out in their mobile home east of rochester, new york. according to firefighters.inside that small trailer. six made it out alive and two kids and went in to save his grandfather and that's when he died. >>> a man drove his pickup truck off a cliff plummeting nearly 300 feet to the ground. he was air lifted to the hospital and alive. 300-foot fall. alive according to officials outside san francisco. police say they think he was, well, drunk. no word on whether he had sobered up just yet. óqoqúúÑ@ >>> fox news can confirm the crack-smoking mayor of toronto is indeed the gift that keeps on giving. i watched this video about 1:00, 1:30 yesterday afternoon and laughed and cried and all kinds of things. he was at a fast-food restaurant, slurring and using a weird accent. here's a little bit. >> tell us about -- >> you know, he's hiding here. i'm hiding here. oh [ bleep ]. you know how much money i got? money, money, money. >> buddy. he was talking about the city following him around and costing the money to do so. it's worth googling. we didn't show it all. somebody r

pictures on instagram and what was a simple project for fun went viral and here is a junior from rochesterrs nation and re-creating a picture of lyndon b. johnson on the phone, and picking up a sax 15 like president clinton and he did not leave out president obama. he did a great job. indeed. >> does that get him into college...i don't know about the martin van buren sideburns. >> creativity. >> the thought counts. >> we continue at 5:30 with the top stories. >> including caught on camera a driver hits a 70-year-old man while crossing the street and now police want your help. >> happening today the new hearing taking place in sacramento as controversy again swirls over the new span of the >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> hello. it's friday! thanks for joining us. i am christian. >> i am eric thomas. first, though, the weather forecast. >> fire danger for the weekend. mike? >> winds on mount tamalpais up to 33 miles per hour and oakland hills, 24. and in the north bay mountains to the north, up to 15 miles per hour. we are on the threshold of a high fire dange

she grew up in rochester new york, a few hundred miles from where the super bowl will be played at metlifedium. >> like that. classy move. >>> olympic gymnastics darling gabby douglas working the big game as special correspondent for "inside edition" offer behind the scenes looks at the championship game. douglas is a big football fan, though she is partial to the new england patriots. she says she's planning -- no plans to defend her gold medal at 2016 olympics in rio but she's busy with tv appearances since her 2012 win in london anyway. >> niners may not be getting ready for a trip to new jersey but some playoff bets will be settled today. mayor cannon expected to pay off his wager with mayor ed lee. both in washington, d.c. for the u.s. conference of mayors. because the niners won the playoff game against the panthers, cannon will mentor youth in washington, d.c., while wearing 49ers apparel. >>> it is 5:26. surf is up, in a couple of hours organizers of mavericks should issue the green light. what we know, coming up. >>> speaker of the house comes to california today. what are you sup

from rochester, new york, and the new york rangers, ryan callahan.l, minnesota, and the carolina hurricanes, justin faulk. from farmington hills, michigan, and the anaheim ducks, cam fowler. from buffalo, new york, and the chicago blackhawks, patrick kane. from livonia, michigan, and the vancouver canucks, ryan kesler. from minnesota and the pittsburgh penguins, paul martin. from st. paul, minnesota, and the new york rangers, ryan mcdonagh. from east lansing, michigan, and the buffalo sabres, ryan miller. from amherst, new york, and the pittsburgh penguins, brooks orpik. from minnesota and the st. louis blues, t.j. oshie. from new canaan, connecticut, and the montreal canadiens, max pacioretty. from minnesota and the minnesota wild, zach parise. from clover, wisconsin, and the san jose sharks, joe pavelski. from milford, connecticut, and the los angeles kings, jonathan quick. from greenwich, connecticut, and the st. louis blues, kevin shattenkirk. from st. louis, missouri, and the colorado avalanche, paul stastny. from hastings, minnesota, and the ne

minneapolis and rochester, minnesota, we will see snow. we are looking at three to six inches. they are quick, move in and move out of here. we have seen quite a few of those recently. scattered snow showers in and around boston. temperatures around 40 degrees. it mixes with rain. 22 in chicago with one to three inches of snow. 43 in atlanta. dallas looks nice at 63 degrees today. the warm air moves up to denver by sunday. 60 for a high. 59 in kansas city. cool in the northeast. the coldest air holds off before that moves in. alex? >> thank you for that. other headlines, police say a driver struck a pedestrian in a parking lot as she tried to flee after a hit and run accident. it was caught on tape in a parking lot there in a walmart in arizona. the car being chased spins out of control, hits a shopper returning to a parked car. it was take ton the hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. >>> there is word this morning the security breach that compromised credit cards for target customers is part of a larger scam. a cyber security firm that works with the secre

when he escaped north to new bedford and later to rochester, new york, he certainly encountered racismroughout his life. , at what pointch do you see your students, live? students, alive? going to teach the american founding, you ought to start with the hard questions. that the founders could talk so much about liberty and yet two thirds of the signers of the declaration could hold slaves? let's look at each of their stories if we have time. let's look at the arguments they made. let's go to the primary documents. when you go to the autobiographical reflections and pulling snippets of those documents, that is when you see things come alive. when you go to the core questions. a liberal arts education is a lesson in liberty. what is as you to ask good human being? what is a soul? what is it to be free? >> i have seen a book of yours about that thick. what is it. >> it is a book that i helped with. i was a contributing editor to "the u.s. constitution: a reader ." it was done a few years ago by the department at hillsdale college. ever year, there would be different readings and we wanted

. >> and i think the rochester police are looking at the trayvon martin affair saying we don't want af the trayvon martin situation, and let's just move on. >>> okay, shocking video, college students playing the race card, in what is described an anti-whiteness theater performance. >> it all goes down hill after these six words, i'm not a racist, but so. >> when i got into high school, i had privilege, being frustrated i had privilege because i was white. and now because of that, i had had to feel bad about it. i didn't choose to be white. as a matter of fact, i don't even know why i'm white. being white in america comes with a legacy all its own. and while i may not know why i'm white, i know i can change the legacy. >> i mean, outside of being totally corny, why bring attention. i have two little girls six and four, and friends from all different backgrounds, all walkinwalks of life. they just care about who is the most interesting and fun to play with. when you bring to attention that person looks different than themselves. could it be a self-fulfilling prophecy that you notice the

simmons was last seen leaving his parent' home in greece, new york, suburb of rochester, which is nearly away, on new year's day, took off without anything on him. i talked with the photographer, she says she noticed simmons as being the youngest in the group, looked a little out of place. he said his name is nick. the picture was spotted by friends and families who were able to track down the u.s.a. reporter and photographer, which also led them to nick. police sale the way everything fell into place was one in a million shot. >> certainly very unusual. the odds are against someone taking that photograph, the photograph actually making it into the paper, and then somebody actually seeing the forecast in the paper. >> so, police picked him up, took him to the hospital and is reunited with his family. >> what happens next? >> right now we have the greece police saying they're going to close down the case. >> the greece police. >> greece, number, setting down the case. they want to have some questions answered, but they don't know if they'll get that. police tell us there was some type of

the participants of 20- year-old nicholas simmons say they are not sure why he left his home near rochester, new york, but they are determined to help him with the help he needs. he was reunited after recognizing a photograph next to a steam grade that appeared in the u.s.a. today. >>> serving weekends in jail for drunk and boating. state delegate was officially removed from the house by a means committee today. the lawmaker's action has reflected poorly on the house. he's serving 60 days for a drunk and boat crash back on 2012. he was arrested for dui one year later. >>> and one of his final acts in office. virginia governor bob mcdonald apologized for the gift scandal that's been playing him for the past year -- plaguing him for the past year. he said it last night at the commonwealth. he has been accused of accepting thousands of dollars in gifts from the former ceo. mcdonald has not been charged with any crime. >>> d.c. congresswoman furious tonight after some lawmakers denied her a chance to speak on a bill to permanently ban the city from spending their own tax money on abortions for

. >>> an 8-year-old boy from east rochester, new york is being hailed as a hero.you to know his name and hear his story. the story does not have a happy ending. tyler dooen was staying with relatives when he realized their house was on fire in the middle of the night. he woke up six people and got them safely outside. officials say tyler then ran back into the house to rescue his disabled grandfather but both were overcome by intense heat and smoke and died. another relative was also killed. tyler's mom obviously is devastated. she says her son and his grandpa were best friends. >> it makes me proud. it really does. but i just want him back. i'm just so grateful that he went with people that he loved. he didn't go alone. that he didn't cross over alone. i'm just so glad that he was with his best friend. >> so sad. fire officials say there was no working smoke detector in the house. jean casares, the fact he lost his life trying to save his family, it's just obviously heart breaking. what do we know about exactly what happened? >> reporter: it so is tragic. we've l