russell: it's about fairness. it's about a country that allows access, not one that a few are in a position to continue to exploit the middle class and the poor--the shrinking middle class. ray: initially i came down here, i was inspired by the protestors to come down. when i was--when i went to that rally at wall street, i had no intention whatsoever of being arrested. jeffrey: if we have a proper government that is fair, that is insisting on responsibility by the rich and the powerful, that is investing in the poor and the working class, making sure that everybody has a chance for education, we're going to have a far fairer and more equal society. lillian: the first week you were here in liberty plaza, i was here walking, talking, you know, i talked to everybody. jose: i didn't feel strongly as about becoming an activist yet. you know? it's almost like you're aware and you're like, man, that's messed up. but what can i do about it? i was in that point of time that, what can i seriously do about it. like, there's

this was russell. so what happened was i showed up for my first day on the senate finance committee and i was one of 38 republicans. thirty-eight is, you might you might as well have zero. it's nothing, we have 38 republicans and i had just turned 40 years old. i had never met russell long before and he was the chairman of the committee and i was delighted to be on that. it has to do with taxation among other things, but that's the big issue on the tax finance committee. i show up on my first day in russell's presiding and, what the committee is doing is centering up there program for the year had in writing a letter so that's really what they were doing. there's this little pause in the preceding and i'm way down at the end of the table and he had never see me before. i raise my hand and i said, mr. chairman, i have an idea. he looked down the table and he said oh, what's your idea? and i i think we need to have a tax cut. and he said how much of a tax cut? so i ordered out, this is an early 1977, $5

russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. that is my line! surprisingly little destruction in its wake for a category five storm. but it did trigger flooding and damaged homes, businesses, trees and roads. n-b-c's joe fryer reports from mexico on what hurricane patricia left behind. hurricane patricia plowed into mexico... losing a little steam... but still packing 165-mile-an-hour winds... a record for the country's pacific coast. stranded tourists prepared for the worst... with resorts in puerto vallarta turning ballrooms... into shelters. but rosy cordero refused to wait it out... evacuating by bus... a long, scary ride. "there was like banging on the windows, the windows started to get foggy, and it's just one of those moments where you're like, okay, okay it's coming, we gotta go, we gotta go." this is what hurricane patricia looked like from space... and here's the view from a timelapse c

guest: yes, russell long was just great. if you ask me what did you enjoy most about serving in the united states senate? why, russell long would be very close to the top of that list. he was so clever and funny, he understood how politics worked. he was the chairman of the finance committee, i i was on the finance committee, then i think it was 1985 republicans got control of the senate and i became the became the chair of the commerce committee. somewhere i have this recording, may be in a closet somewhere don't know, i took this tape recorder and i went to russell's office and i turned on the recorder and i said, russell, tell me how to be a good chairman. he said i have two pieces of advice, one piece of advice is it give everybody on the committee a sense of participation. a sense of a stake in the legislation that you're trying to pass. give them an amendment, give them some little piece of the legislation so that they want to think to pass. the the second thing he said was, never hold a grudge. because the person who

this was russell. what happened was i showed up for my first day on the senate finance committee, and i was one of 38 republicans in the u.s. senate. thirty-eight is, is, you may as well have zero. it's nothing. we had 38 republicans republicans. i had just turned 40 years old. i had just arrived in the senate. i had never met him before. he was the chairman of the senate finance committee. i was delighted to be on that committee. it has to do with taxation among other things, but that's the big issue, tax legislation. so i show up for my first day on the finance committee and russell is presiding and what the committee is doing is they are setting up their program for the year ahead in writing a letter to the budget committee, committee, here's what our plan is for the year ahead. he was drafting a letter. so there's there is this little pause in the preceding and i'm way down at the end of the table, and he had never seen me before. i raised my hand, and i said, mr. chairman, i have an idea, and he l

. >> tracy: thanks lot i'm here with russell wilson, you talked about yesterday how confident your team was coming into this game. what was the biggest difference you saw from your team? >> we really executed on all phases, defense was phenomenal. we had two bad plays on me, other than that we were rolling. i thought - - special teams is great, big plays there. we believe. that's what we said last game. in the locker room we broke it down, we said we got to believe, no reason why not to. we choose to believe. we have best fans in the world they came out tonight, too, which is cool. good thing we have couple much days off here and kind of regroup just see where we can go. >> tracy: how much do you scale winike this can propel you guys down the road? >> it's only one. that's the way we look at it. our goal to go 1-0. nothing changes. we believe that we focus on one game at a time we give ourselves a great chance especially short week. coach got us prepared. we were flying around today. that is the key thing for us. >> tracy: good win, congratulations. >> jim: they were flying around. mars

. >> tracy: thanks lot i'm here with russell wilson, you talked about yesterday how confident your team was coming into this game. what was the biggest difference you saw from your team? >> we really executed on all phases, defense was phenomenal. offense executed. we had two bad plays on me, other than that we were rolling. i thought -- special teams is great, big plays there. we believe. that's what we said last game. in the locker room we broke it down, we said we got to believe, no reason why not to. we choose to believe. we have best fans in the world they came out tonight, too, which is cool. good thing we have couple much days off here and kind of regroup just see where we can go. >> tracy: how much do you scale win like this can propel you guys down the road? >> it's only one. our goal to go 1-0. nothing changes. we believe that we focus on one game at a time we give ourselves a great chance especially short week. coach got us prepared. we were flying around today. that is the key thing for us. >> tracy: good win, congratulations. >> jim: they were flying around. marshawn lynch.

. >> tracy: thanks lot i'm here with russell wilson, you talked about yesterday how confident your team was coming into this game. what was the biggest difference you saw from your team? >> we really executed on all phases, defense was phenomenal. offense executed. we had two bad plays on me, other than that we were rolling. i thought -- special teams is great, big plays there. we believe. that's what we said last game. in the locker room we broke it down, we said we got to believe, no reason why not to. we choose to believe. we have best fans in the world they came out tonight, too, which is cool. good thing we have couple much days off here and kind of regroup just see where we can go. >> tracy: how much do you scale win like this can propel you guys down the road? >> it's only one. that's the way we look at it. our goal to go 1-0. nothing changes. we believe that we focus on one game at a time we give ourselves a great chance especially short week. we were flying around today. that is the key thing for us. >> tracy: good win, congratulations. >> jim: they were flying around. marshawn

. >> tracy: thanks lot i'm here with russell wilson, you talked about yesterday how confident your team was coming into this game. what was the biggest difference you saw from your team? >> we really executed on all phases, defense was phenomenal. offense executed. we had two bad plays on me, other than that we were rolling. i thought -- special teams is great, big plays there. we believe. that's what we said last game. in the locker room we broke it down, we said we got to believe, no reason why not to. we choose to believe. we have best fans in the world they came out tonight, too, which is cool. good thing we have couple much days off here and kind of regroup just see where we can go. >> tracy: how much do you scale win like this can propel you guys down the road? >> it's only one. that's the way we look at it. our goal to go 1-0. nothing changes. we believe that we focus on one game at a time we give ourselves a great chance especially short week. coach got us prepared. we were flying around today. that is the key thing for us. >> tracy: good win, congratulations. >> jim: they were

i found russell's mother online eventual eventually. he said russell signed up for the army soon after his son was turned away from the mayo clinic. no one will ever send my son away again she remembers russell saying. after russell's death, peggy received a condolance letter. i am deeply saddened to hear about your son and our nation will never forget the sacrifice. peggy's response was if my son found a sufficient employer and health insurance in this great land my son would not have had to sacrifice his life for his son. peggy sent the letter to the white house and hasn't received a reply. russell's story is a reminder of the life and death decisions connected to the military. unlike all advanced countries in which we have bases in, the united states does not guarantee health care for all of its citizens even if it has been expanded to some extent in recent years. the idea of doing so is dismi dismissed as too expensive but the nation spends sums supporting the base structure born from the cold war that ended decaddecades ago. health

and he's like, "my man russell. my man russell." [ applause ] and i'm like -- i'm like somebody in the crew is going to correct him, right? and i look out at the crew and everyone is all like looking down at the ground. [ laughter ] they're just like no one wants to correct him. so after like 40 times of calling me russell, i was like, i've got to tell him. i've got to tell him. and i was like, "hey, shaq, i'm so sorry -- i'm like apologizing for some reason. i'm like i'm so sorry but my name is actually randall. and he looks at me and he's like, "oh, my bad." i'm so sorry. he was so cool about it, randall, man, why didn't you tell me before? [ laughter ] >> seth: very fair question. >> yeah, very fair question. and from there on out he was calling me randall and we had a great time. and we ended the day in his trailer singing katy perry. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: now i would say you were lying but there is video evidence of this. >> and it was completely random. >> seth: he was a fan of "the interview." in

russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the >> now hayley lapoint at your storm watch forecast. hayley: are clear skies across the area. i' m sure a lot of people were hiking that today. the views are exceptional. and then looking a little further to the north toward the mound to washington area. you can see some clouds that have been hit overhead. it was a gorgeous day checking out all the foliage. it is getting dark a lot earlier. we are losing a lot more daylight at the beginning and end of the day. sunset happened at 6:10 this evening. next the weekend, officially at 6:00. when we fall back and our, and the sunset will happen at 4:38. only a couple of more weekends with the sunsets anywhere near

. >> tracy: thanks lot i'm here with russell wilson, you talked about yesterday how confident your team was coming into this game. what was the biggest difference you saw from your team? >> we really executed on all phases, defense was phenomenal. offense executed. we had two bad plays on me, other than that we were rolling. i thought -- special teams is great, big plays there. we believe. that's what we said last game. in the locker room we broke it down, we said we got to believe, no reason why not to. we choose to believe. we have best fans in the world they came out tonight, too, which is cool. good thing we have couple much days off here and kind of regroup just see where we can go. >> tracy: how much do you scale win like this can propel you guys down the road? >> it's only one. that's the way we look at it. our goal to go 1-0. nothing changes. we believe that we focus on one game at a time we give ourselves a great chance especially short week. coach got us prepared. we were flying around today. that is the key thing for us. >> tracy: good win, congratulations. >> jim: they were

russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. tt2watv# #d bt@q?=l tt2watv# #d "a@q/1( tt2watv# #d bm@q$:$ tt4watv# #d " dztq .lh tt4watv# #d " entq ^h( tt4watv# #d " gzt& gop tt4watv# #d " hnt& wa< tt4watv# #d " iztq =(d tt4watv# #d " jntq /x$ jim: more high school football scores. goffstown stays undefeated. connor, seven touchdowns overall. bedford takes down concord 28-14. division iii scores, bow beats ramin 42-zero. they have scored more than 40 points in all escape' s this couple other scores we got, campbell taking down farmington-nute. franklin takes down mascoma valley 25-8. kansas city -- we will get to that in a second. newport takes down stevens 42-12. kansas city in toronto, the royals are leading the blue jays 6-3. we will show you the highlights later on tonight. couple of other notes, the bruins have brad coming back tonight from a concussion. on the patriots, terrel brown going on

. >> tracy: thanks lot i'm here with russell wilson, you talked about yesterday how confident your team was coming into this game. what was the biggest difference you saw from your team? >> we really executed on all phases defense was phenomenal. offense executed. we had two bad plays on me, other than that we were rolling. i thought -- special teams is great, big plays there. we believe. that's what we said last game. in the locker room we broke it down, we said we got to believe no reason why not to. we choose to believe. we have best fans in the world they came out tonight too which is cool. good thing we have couple much days off here and kind of regroup just see where we can go. >> tracy: how much do you scale win like this can propel you guys down the road? >> it's only one. that's the way we look at it. our goal to go 1-0. nothing changes. we believe that we focus on one game at a time we give ourselves a great chance especially short week. coach got us prepared. we were flying around today. that is the key thing for us. >> tracy: good win congratulations. >> jim: they were flyin

russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. that is my line! >> stephen: welcome back,everybody. my first guest tonight needs no introduction. (cheers and applause) >> hi, everybody! thank you. thanks, jon, thank you, guys. wow. >> stephen: people are prettyexcited that you are here. (cheers and applause) >> you changed the place. >> stephen: we have, we changedit a little bit. >> reed it. i just remodeled my house. i can imagine what this cost. >> stephen: yeah.we had to take a loan out. >> i see am i can see that. >> stephen: well, thanks forbeing here. >> i'm excited to celebrate you. >> stephen: to sell brailt me?excited. >> stephen: tonight i celebratemy love. >> for you. this is the thing, i was saying to your team that i have never seen in my life a greater marketing campaign. were you on the back of every bus. we couldn't get away from you. you are driving down the street. >> stephen: if

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seth russell deep to cory coleman. 36 yards and a touchdown. 7-0. >> accurate pass. perfect pass, to make a touchdown catch. >> a handoff, and 171 yards. 45-27. but you mentioned seth russell, and the injury we are told, because he did not finish the game. injured in the first half. bone in the neck. that can be a severity of a big scale. but usually at the very least means you miss some time. >> yes, and seth russell playing at such a high level. and at the first of the year, they run the ball better than expected, and cory coleman is playing really good football. >> he's done a terrific job as a backup and now steps up and is a starter. completed over 80%. i know it's mop-up duty but has done a good job. >> really a good football player. >> we recruited from stevenville high school. >> one of the best they have ever had. >> here are a few scores before we leave you. >> duke in overtime. espn-u. virginia tech back and forth. and florida state and georgia tech on espn 2, seven minutes left there in the first quarter. so that one just under way. don't forget, 8:00 eas

seth russell deep to cory coleman. 36 yards and a touchdown. 7-0. >> accurate pass. perfect pass, to make a touchdown catch. >> a handoff, and 171 yards. 45-27. but you mentioned seth russell, and the injury we are told, because he did not finish the game. we are told now it's a broken bone in the neck. that can be a severity of a big scale. but usually at the very least means you miss some time. >> yes, and seth russell playing at such a high level. and at the first of the year, they run the ball better than expected, and cory coleman is playing really good football. >> he's done a terrific job as a backup and now steps up and is a starter. completed over 80%. i know it's mop-up duty but has done a good job. >> really a good football player. >> we recruited from stevenville high school. >> one of the best they have ever had. >> here are a few scores before we leave you. >> duke in overtime. espn-u. virginia tech back and forth. and florida state and georgia tech on espn 2, seven minutes left there in the first quarter. don't forget, 8:00 eastern time, ohio state and

russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done. new day for america is responsible for the content of >> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your forecast. hayley: good sunday evening. we are seeing the back edge of the thickest cloud cover at the seacoast. we are seeing clear skies in the monadnock region. some clouds made it dismal at got a little bit of sunshine sunset. rain showers have fizzled out over the past couple of hours. you might have had them in the great north woods over the past couple of hours. for most of us, the rain fell this morning and the pavement dried up. h

russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. jason: the unh hockey team is on the ice at merrimack college tonight. the wildcats jumped out to a 2-0 lead. here are their thoughts on the game. >> we are going to play a very they are big, they are strong. arena. but we feel we are getting get better. >> they are a good team, they and we will have to match it and come out ready to play. jason: only one game for the manchester monarchs right now, jackals. >> honestly, it is a big game for our team. it is a chance for us to make a statement and our schedule is a little light in games right now so you got get the points and get the ship going in the right direction as quick as possible. jason: dartmouth hockey home have highlights after football. stephanie: thanks so much for tt2watv# 1$! bt@qio, tt2watv# 1$! "a@qych tt2watv# 1$! bm@qrhd tt4watv# 1$!" dztq 5gt tt4watv# 1$!" entq ec4 tt4watv# 1$!" gzt& \dl tt4watv# 1$!" hnt& lj tt4wat

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russell made the arrangements, but his wife, mrs. russell. and mrs. russell had not testified at trial. so mr. russell's testimony was struck as hearsay. there was no evidence that showed he had been hired out and treated as a slave so the case was dismissed. but the judge was sympathetic. so there was a retrial. at retrial, mr. emerson testified that he paid the money -- or mr. russell testified that he paid the money, mrs. russell testified that she made the arrangements. now with the evidence closed, dred scott was able to prevail at the state court level. host: why did it go on to the missouri supreme court? guest: that takes us back to a fundamental question, which is why 1846? dredhas happened that waits as long as they do? the main thing is those girls. we know that they have their two young daughters, and something changes. throughout legislation, the scotts keep the girls and hiding. my sentiment is that they are prepared, if necessary, to defy a court order and sneak them out of st. louis rather than see them and slaved. -- enslaved. they ar

seth russell deep to cory coleman. 36 yards and a touchdown. 7-0. >> accurate pass. perfect pass, to make a >> a handoff, and 171 yards. 45-27. but you mentioned seth russell, and the injury we are told, because he did not finish the game. injured in the first half. we are told now it's a broken bone in the neck. that can be a severity of a big scale. but usually at the very least means you miss some time. >> yes, and seth russell playing at such a high level. and at the first of the year, they run the ball better than expected, and cory coleman is playing really good football. >> he's done aerrific job as a backup and now steps up and is a starter. completed over 80%. i know it's mop-up duty but has done a good job. >> really a good football player. >> we recruited from stevenville high school. >> one of the best they have ever had. >> here are a few scores before we leave you. >> duke in overtime. espn-u. virginia tech back and forth. and florida state and georgia tech on espn 2, seven minutes left there in the first quarter. so that one just under way. don't forge

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seth russell deep to cory coleman. 36 yards and a touchdown. 7-0. >> accurate pass. perfect pass, to make a touchdown catch. >> a handoff, and 171 yards. 45-27. but you mentioned seth russell, and the injury we are told, because he did not finish the game. injured in the first half. we are told now it's a broken bone in the neck. but usually at the very least means you miss some time. >> yes, and seth russell playing at such a high level. and at the first of the year, they run the ball better than expected, and cory coleman is playing really good football. >> he's done a terrific job as a starter. completed over 80%. i know it's mop-up duty but has done a good job. >> really a good football player. >> we recruited from stevenville high school. >> one of the best they have ever had. >> here are a few scores before we leave you. >> duke in overtime. espn-u. virginia tech back and forth. and florida state and georgia tech on espn 2, seven minutes left there in the first quarter. so that one just under way. don't forget, 8:00 eastern time, ohio state and rutgers, as the

. >> betsy and the crime yying yo hear is her husband, russell. >> russell, do you think she is beyondght now? >> i think she's dead. >> okay. >> oh my god. >> betsy was dead and gone at 42. and yet early death for betsy and you will hear is not a surprise. that had been pre-ordained. it was how it happened and what happened after we first told the story about the mystery that went down a rabbit hole as you shall see. first you need to know about betsy. she was one of four girls in her family, mary rogers and judy sweeney were older sisters. >> kind of gregarrious. >> a great word for her. she was an individual. you couldn't tell her no. she did what she wanted to do. she started djing. >> she was in her element. she could get anybody on the dance floor whether they wanted to or not. >> betsy was a single mother of two daughters, leah and mariah. he seemed just about perfect 23r her, funny, outgoing, big heart. >> he is a happy person, a jokester. you never seen him without her laughing. >> and she was the perfect woman for him. >> she encouraged me to go back to school and get my degr

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but the russells didn't ask for it, create it or want it. now the town wants to collect more than $1600 extra a year in taxes for a view created by a deadly natural disaster. they bought this home 15 years ago, right before their first child was born. of being nestled in by tall, old evergreens. the 2008 tornado decimated hundreds of the trees, and forever changed the character of the property. after years of discounted property taxes in the wake of the tornado, avatar reassessed the land this year and tacked on $70,000 in value for the, quote, panoramic view. adding over 1600 annually to the tax bill. the russells say they are being punished twice by the same tornado. and want the town to reconsider. recalling a neighborhood meeting after the tornado with state leaders. >> we were given assurances by governor lynch, senator sununu that we should not be taxed for this misfortune, this act of god. so that's what stuck in my mind. >> while the property will never have the scenery around it that scenery that affect the value. reporter: taxes ar

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russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. jamie: two baseball playoff games on this tuesday with a starting pitcher who perfected his craft at dartmouth college. kyle hendricks, class of 2013, on the mound for the chicago cubs in game three of the nlcs with the mets. a huge start for him. the cubs trailed the mets 2-0 coming in. first inning, he gets daniel murphy to strike out. he did have trouble in that inning when yoenis cespedes, the former red sox, r.b.i. double. one-zero, matt speared the cubs got it right back. kyle schwab or, opposite field home run. 1-1. how about murphy though? he has hit a home run in five straight postseason games. hendricks went four innings, he did take the loss. cespedes. 4-2, mets. the mets win 5-2. the cubbies are in serious trouble on the north side. they trail 3-0 in the series. in the alcs, blue jays at the royals. ra dickey. four first-inning runs for kc,

russell who made the arrangements but his wife, mrs. russell. mrs. russell hadn't testified at trial. the mr. russell's testimony was struck as hearsay. there was no evidence showing that dred had been hired out and, therefore, treat ed as a slave. so the case was dismissed. the judge was sympathetic and there was a retrial. at retrial, mr. emerson testified that he paid the money -- i'm sorry -- mr. russell testified that he paid the money. mrs. russell testified that she made the arrangements. now, with the evidence closed, dred scott was able to prevail at the state court level. >> so then why did it go on to the missouri supreme court? >> well, i think that takes us back to a fundamental question, which is, why 1846? what's happening that the scotts wait as long as they do to bring the freedom suit? i think there is this influence of things. for me, the most powerful thing are the girls. part of what we know is that they have these two young daughters. something changes. throughout this litigation, the scotts keep the girls in hiding. my sense al

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