ruth. [ruth crying] ruth, ruth. i never stopped searching for you. i knew i'd find you. i was afraid you'd never see us again. never see you? it's been too long. you don't know what's happened. oh, you don't need to worry any longer. jenny, what have they done to you? they've done nothing to me, but tanaka'll kill you all for this. she's to be chief tanaka's squaw. don't you see? i can't go back, and she doesn't want to. - ah. - ow! well, she-she's a savage. well, say it. say you were right. you told me they wouldn't want to be rescued. why not let 'em go back? especially that one. because it would be wrong, not because they're my daughters because they're white women taken by force. maybe, they don't want to come with us now but in time, they'll both thank god for what we've done. orse and watch her when she comes to. we have to tie you? no. three days from the fort, let's make it in two. [slow music] sorry, had to be so rough on you last night. feel like talkin'? how do you feel? look, if we're attacked, you and jenny will be in the same danger as the rest of us. - eve

ruth is his sole heir.rself in this ghost town. then, in the summer of 1982, a 16-year-old from california stumbles into her life. jon aurich has come to goldfield with a friend to check out the historical sites, he says. >> i wanted to see the headframe because it was the tallest wood headframe in the state of nevada. and that's when i came up here and met ruth duffy. >> ruth, now 67, sees the teenager wandering around her property. >> ruth had a "no trespassing" sign at the gate. >> does she say, "i'm calling the cops," or does she pull an "annie get your gun"? >> we talked about a half-hour outside. she asked me in. we played pool for about two hours. and she could tell that i was versed in goldfield history. >> the two are 51 years apart, but nonetheless, a friendship develops. by 1994, 28-year-old jon is still coming out for regular visits with ruth. >> he's become a finishing carpenter and begins restoring several goldfield buildings he's bought dirt-cheap, hoping tourism will catch on. >> to bring ba

agent hosty: ruth paine? ruth paine: yes, can i help you?ecial agent james hosty, federal bureau of investigation. i'm looking for lee oswald. do you mind if i come in? ruth paine: yes, please come in. agent hosty: thank you. ruth paine: their friend george introduced us and marina and i became friends, so when she and lee had their problems, i went down to new orleans and brought her back here to have her baby. agent hosty: and mr. oswald, he's still in new orleans? ruth paine: no, he lost his job there, so he came back. agent hosty: he's living here? ruth paine: oh no, i won't allow that. and marina won't either. he keeps some of his things out in my garage and he comes weekends to see his girls but marina doesn't want him here. agent hosty: do you know where he is? ruth paine: i should think he's at work. agent hosty: where does he work? ruth paine: at the texas school book depository. marina, this is fbi agent hosty. marina: fbi? to take us away? ruth paine: no, he, he's not here to harm you. agent hosty: no, no, our job is to protect pe

by 1962, he and ruth buy a 50% share in it. and martin keeps on mining, certain he'll strike it rich again. [ explosion ] >> goldfield was a magic name at the turn of the century. now, only one mine is operating. >> the duffys run an old-school operation, as you can see from this national geographic documentary from 1971. ruth lowers the winch while martin rides this tiny platform deep into the mine. >> with all the glamour and the fabulous ore that was found here, it's only natural that i'd want to find some myself. before the end, i hope to get to that pot of gold. >> not long after this film is made, duffy locates what he believes is that pot of gold, in

the honor of presenting recognition of ruth at the incredible booking i want to ask ruth to come on up and a number of people if you're here for ruth can you please wave our hands so ruth can see that ruth if you don't mind coming to the podium to your right it is my honor to recognize the amazing work after a long time community activist what has who has been a great advocate for the mission and as well as the diverse social movement that impacted many communities here not city and county of san francisco ruth on behalf of felt mission that i represent but on behalf of district 9 i want to thank you for being a long time educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as

the honor of presenting recognition of ruth at the incredible booking i want to ask ruth to come on up and a number of people if you're here for ruth can you please wave our hands so ruth can see that ruth if you don't mind coming to the podium to your right it is my honor to recognize the amazing work after a long time community activist what has who has been a great advocate for the mission and as well as the diverse social movement that impacted many communities here not city and county of san francisco ruth on behalf of felt mission that i represent but on behalf of district 9 i want to thank you for being a long time educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as

ruth marcus, david brooks, we thank you. with that, before we go tonight, we wanted to let members of our newshour family-- past and present, on camera and behind the camera-- pay tribute to our colleague, gwen ifill, who passed away earlier this week. she'll be remembered at services this weekend here in washington. personally, i'm the luckiest person i know because i had the privilege of being gwen ifill's friend and her sidekick at work. ♪ >> she was like a magnet. people just wanted to be close to her because she instinctively cared about how they were doing. we joked. we were like an old married couple. we weren't afraid to say the really important stuff to each other's faces, like you've got salad in your teeth, or where did you find those fabulous earrings? as a work partner, she was the ultimate, holding me and everyone else here at the "newshour" to the highest standards. her mantra was assume nothing. how do you know? i can hear her asking. boy, do we miss her. there is an empty place in our hearts, but we'll carry

the honor of presenting recognition of ruth at the incredible booking i want to ask ruth to come on up and a number of people if you're here for ruth can you please wave our hands so ruth can see that ruth if you don't mind coming to the podium to your right it is my honor to recognize the amazing work after a long time community activist what has who has been a great advocate for the mission and as well as the diverse social movement that impacted many communities here not city and county of san francisco ruth on behalf of felt mission that i represent but on behalf of district 9 i want to thank you for being a long time educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as

the honor of presenting recognition of ruth at the incredible booking i want to ask ruth to come on up and a number of people if you're here for ruth can you please wave our hands so ruth can see that ruth if you don't mind coming to the podium to your right it is my honor to recognize the amazing work after a long time community activist what has who has been a great advocate for the mission and as well as the diverse social movement that impacted many communities here not city and county of san francisco ruth on behalf of felt mission that i represent but on behalf of district 9 i want to thank you for being a long time educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as

thank you, michael, chris, and ruth. wonderful comments, ruth. thank you for saying those, as well.ll, we're running late. that's all for tonight. we'll be back monday. more "mtp daily." if it's sunday, catch "meet the press" on your local nbc station. "with all due respect" starts right now. >> i'm mark halperin. >> i'm john heilemann. and "with all due respect" to chris christie, don't worry, man, you can still bring trump his mcdonald's. >>> on the show tonight, the democratic party contemplates its future and the world loses and gains a measure of amusingical genius. but first, the outsider president-elect contemplates an insider cabinet. donald j. trump was holed the up today at his namesake gotham city skyscraper. inside, in addition to sitting down for an interview with 60 minutes that will air

the honor of presenting recognition of ruth at the incredible booking i want to ask ruth to come on up and a number of people if you're here for ruth can you please wave our hands so ruth can see that ruth if you don't mind coming to the podium to your right it is my honor to recognize the amazing work after a long time community activist what has who has been a great advocate for the mission and as well as the diverse social movement that impacted many communities here not city and county of san francisco ruth on behalf of felt mission that i represent but on behalf of district 9 i want to thank you for being a long time educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as

i think nancy and ruth have spoken about it. they both, you know, they read mildred's obituary in 2008 when she passed away, because it wasn't something that was on the lips of many people. >> and it wasn't on her lips because she swore off all publicity for decades. she did one interview before she passed. >> that wasn't who she was which again validates the approach to the whole story. this is not who these people are. i think the same stance for her daughter, peggy, who is the only surviving child, these people, they just -- they don't like drawing attention to themselves, necessarily. >> and richard, killed by a drunk driver at the age of 42, at a young age, i know the other two children passed as well. nick, you have been plenty accommodating. you say people always want you to make them laugh. do the big smile. this is obviously a little different. >> yeah, i was very excited to get the call from jeff because i was a big fan of his films. >> glor: how did you find him? i saw his show and was a fan of his show on comedy cent

the honor of presenting recognition of ruth at the incredible booking i want to ask ruth to come on up and a number of people if you're here for ruth can you please wave our hands so ruth can see that ruth if you don't mind coming to the podium to your right it is my honor to recognize the amazing work after a long time community activist what has who has been a great advocate for the mission and as well as the diverse social movement that impacted many communities here not city and county of san francisco ruth on behalf of felt mission that i represent but on behalf of district 9 i want to thank you for being a long time educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as

the honor of presenting recognition of ruth at the incredible booking i want to ask ruth to come on up and a number of people if you're here for ruth can you please wave our hands so ruth can see that ruth if you don't mind coming to the podium to your right it is my honor to recognize the amazing work after a long time community activist what has who has been a great advocate for the mission and as well as the diverse social movement that impacted many communities here not city and county of san francisco ruth on behalf of felt mission that i represent but on behalf of district 9 i want to thank you for being a long time educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as

i have to start with ruth. why has hillary backed down to that again? it's a little old. is this the nature of the last week, it's going to be scorched earth? i'm going to throw the dirtiest stuff i've got against you, and you're going to throw the dirtiest stuff you've got against me, and they're both claiming it's going to be world war iii. >> of course, women make up 53% of the electorate in the last election. the gender gap is huge. president obama gave her this amazing opening. all the things he said in the past in this tape, in the way he has responded to it. of course she's going to prosecute that tape against him, and especially as things get tighter. as trump might say about african-americans, what's she got to lose at this point? >> even though she says, when they go low, we go high. >> when one goes low, the other campaign goes wherever it thinks it needs to go to win. >> they're choking each other. they're saying the other side is incapable of being a decent president. it's world war iii. >> the boston dig? do you remember that? this is a tunnel we're in right

ruth similar. >> yes, dr. ruth also was this cute little person, this older woman, someone you never would expect to talk about sex, talking about sex in this very easy and natural way. >> reporter: for millennials that hot topic, consent and section wahl assault prevention on campus. >> concept isn't just hot, it's mandatory. >> reporter: a cause she often champions. last year making waves with this video. >> notice how consent is ale yes, it's enthusiastic. i want it! it's out loud and there's no doubt in your mind. i think conversations about consent are really critical and kids are not getting those conversations. if someone says they're not sure that means no. the only thing that means yes, in my classroom, and i think in the way it should be in the world, is if someone says "yes." enthusiastically, verbally. >> reporter: which is in part why just a few days before the why she fines donald trump so objecti objectionable. >> he's voldemort. he has to be stopped. in terms of how he treats women, how he rega

the honor of presenting recognition of ruth at the incredible booking i want to ask ruth to come on up and a number of people if you're here for ruth can you please wave our hands so ruth can see that ruth if you don't mind coming to the podium to your right it is my honor to recognize the amazing work after a long time community activist what has who has been a great advocate for the mission and as well as the diverse social movement that impacted many communities here not city and county of san francisco ruth on behalf of felt mission that i represent but on behalf of district 9 i want to thank you for being a long time educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as

announced it will present ruth announced it will present ruth mega for her (coughs) announcthat cough doesn't ruth mega for sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours ll lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. >>> this is what 33 weeks' pregnant looks like. okay. all right. only if you are "dancing with the stars" peta murgatroyd. so not fair. they just posted that new selfie and we have to find out what dancing's final four contestants think about it, but first, how are they holding up heading into next week's >> it's been a very stressful week for him. obviously, i'm stressed, too, and he has to choreograph two dances and it's the finals. >> country singer janet cramer are feeling the pressure and their plans to reprise their most infamous dance were nixed by

please welcome ruth wilson! ( cheers and applause ) ? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you so much! this is the scariest halloween pumpkin i've ever seen. halloween decorations and i brought this for you. >> stephen: awful nice. it even has trump's tiny mouth and i'm surprised how big his stem is based on the size of his hands. ( laughter ) >> yeah! >> stephen: let's put it right here. >> i realize pumpkins, like humans, have on their bottom a hole. >> stephen: they do have a hole. cbs is going to blur realize. >> suddenly, this suited the hole very well, if you know what i mean. >> stephen: that's where all his ideas come out of. >> exactly. >> stephen: and you know, for those out there who don't have the keen ear that i do -- you're english. >> very english. >> stephen: do they do halloween in england? >> we do. it's a little more cynical than here. >> stephen: what do you mean? we don't really get dressed up. it's 20 years ago halloween. >> stephen: cut the eye holes out, sheets? >> we do a very low-key version of it. my fami

let's bring back the panel, beth, elise and ruth.u've worked at the state department, what do you think of this choice, mitt romney or rudy giuliani, they are completely different people. >> i think governor romney would be an excellent choice, and i think that he would really calm a lot of people's fears about the trump administration's foreign policy. i do question, though, how well he and general mike flynn could work together. they sold such opposed world views. you know, general mike flynn has dined with putin. mitt romney said it was the world's number one geopolitical threat. that makes me think it could be a trump white house. similar somewhat to barack obama, which the nsc has ballooned up to about 400 staffers. the largest it's ever been in history. so i wonder if trump would do anything to try to narrow the number and to pare it down and make it less of an operational entity and more of it's original function, which is supposed to be to coordinate policy. >> and even when it is not as large as it was under obama, under geo

for more, let's bring in michigan's secretary of state ruth johnson, and election law professor at the university of kentucky college of law, josh douglas. great to have both of you with us this morning. secretary johnson, let me start with you. how can voters in your state know that the process is legitimate and not rigged? >> well, we have a very unique system here in michigan. we take many different positions with what we do to make sure that they are going to have integrity. first of all, we have paper ballots, which i think is very important, so we can always recount. we've cleaned up our qualified voter file by taking off 889,000 people that had died or moved from michigan. and then we also have a canvas support at the county and at the state. so 1,603 local clerks conduct the elections. some of the best in the country. >> that's interesting, secretary. it sound like you're a model of cleaning up the rolls so that dead people are no longer on

joining me, ruth johnson, michigan secretary of state. welcome. >> thank you. it's great to be here. >> it's nice to have you here. so how do you feel about being maybe forced to recount the votes in your state? >> well, in michigan we have a lot of laws in place and we're ready to do a recount. we have people that are quite capable. actually, our clerks that conduct the elections in michigan were named some of the best in the nation. we have a wonderful system that has a number of checks and balances built into it and one of it is we did not have our tabulators hooked up to computers and we also have local clerks conduct, county clerks have a canvass board that canvasses election results and the state does, too. we make sure we have good elections. >> so is it frustrating that you may be forced to recount in spite of all those safeguards built into the system?

gator bins-- ruth bader ginsburg. you are nikon. what justice on the supreme court is named j after a wrapper? my wife pointed out on the way here thatth baskin-robbins was wanting to name an ice cream-- wasn't that it? >> ben & jerry's. >> ben & jerry's. i get the ice cream makes that.ll i will eat any of it. they wanted to name an ice cream ruth bader ginger. i heard something about a praying mantis. >> it is absolutely true.true >> tell me about that.. >> a praying mantis is named after me. [laughter] >> does this praying mantis do things that other praying mantis is due? >> the pictures i have seen looks like it's wearing a collar. has that-- how was that? >> tell us about this book, "my own words". tell us about how he came to be what's in it. >> this book was originally planned to come out after myofascial biography. i have two official biographies who chose the speeches and articles in the book. they started writing about me and 2003, and it's still a work in progress. so, i said let's skip the order into the a

the honor of presenting recognition of ruth at the incredible booking i want to ask ruth to come onp and a number of people if you're here for ruth can you please wave our hands so ruth can see that ruth if you don't mind coming to the podium to your right it is my honor to recognize the amazing work after a long time community activist what has who has been a great advocate for the mission and as well as the diverse social movement that impacted many communities here not city and county of san francisco ruth on behalf of felt mission that i represent but on behalf of district 9 i want to thank you for being a long time educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as

if ruth says it's okay.you. >> we're headed into that country today. >> my favorite. those rich texas society women are going to eat you up. >> it's so important i look good. why do i have to be flown around in a motorcade? >> i'm so glad you're here. so much better when you're here. that is one thing i couldn't bear would be to lose you. >> what is in the package? >> going to clear up. >> the president is on a quick flight to dallas. >> good morning. good morning. >> a good vantage point. number one, ladies and gentlemen, carrying the president of the united states. >> are you going to watch the trade? >> yes. >> there she is. she's beautiful. >> the president is with the first lady and the motorcade begins to move out. >> should be here pretty soon, now. >> there are people looking from every window here in downtown dallas. the president and jacquelyn kennedy ♪ this artoo unit must be delivered to the rebellion. come on artoo! ♪ artoo! welcome to the rebellion. ♪ this is for you. duracell and children's mi

you don't have to tell me where ruth conners is either, but it'd help. well, somemedy's bound to tell you. it's the old place a mile north of town, the side of the road. you can'n'miss it. sounds like you don't think much of them. what do you think, mister? he's an outsider, from the east someplace. come riding here and marries the prettiest girl in town. then one d d he decides he's had enough, and he walks out just like that. you think you can convince her? no. she's still waiting, still thinks he's coming back someday. you must have a heart somewhere, or you wouldn't be here. but you're sure not doing her any favor, mister. i know what the sheriff thinks, mr. randall. well, it wasn't just the sheriff, mrs. conners. what they all think. but they're wrong. if you say so. you think i didn't know him. two years of him, and you think i didn't know how he thought. well, i never met him, mrs. conners. what was he like? a drifter, a wanderer-- a man like that walks out, but not matt. he's a doctor, a responsible man. and he loved me. with all due respect, mrs