. >> the giants have made the two-hour trip from east rutherford, new jersey to philadelphia. and the eagles could 00 the playoff plans of their rival. >> the birds set to battle the giants at the link, set for 8:25 tonight. the stadium already jumping with thursday night football in town. keith jones live on the field, tim furlong is with the fans outside the link. let's begin with keith, the excitement starting to build there, keith? >> reporter: you can feel the energy and the fans haven't even entered the gate just yet. the field are just entering the field, they're doing laps around the field. we knew sproles was questionable comes into this game. one thing you will notice at home, the team's uniform will look a little bit different because of the nfl's color rush promotion. you're seeing the eagles all black uniforms, they have worn them four times. and the giants will be wearing all white uniforms, they're a throw back from the uniforms they wore back in the '80s and '90s. and they'll be wearing the giants logo. outside, however, tim furlong joins us out there, he is in

it's rutherford b. hayes. >> it's rutherford b. hayes to you. it's interesting, donald trump didn't always like the electoral college and port of the reason people are still talking about it is because he's still tweeting about it and can't seem to stop but because he used to think the electoral college was almost a scam. this week donald trump praised the electoral college. let's listen to that. >> the electoral vote -- i never appreciated it until now how genius it was, what they had in mind. because at the time they didn't want everybody going to boston and new york and everything else would be forgotten. and now it's the same thing. it's generals you. i'm telling you, it's genius. >> now let's take youiester year to 2012 when trump had a different view after barack obama's victory over mitt romney trump tweeted, incorrectly, that romney won the popular vote but lost in the electoral college. barack obama won both. he tweeted but later deleted "he lost the popular vote but won the election, we should have a revolution in this country." hypocr

i've got 90 minutes to cover rutherford b. hayes. we get to his house. it is a beautiful old house, 30 some rooms. his father died and his uncle was rich and built this house for his mom and him. anyway, we are going through it and there are only two other people on the tour. presidential history is fine, but most people stick with monticello and mount vernon. at the end of the tour, the woman says, would you like to see hayes' bellows driven harpsichord? i say, of course. she brings it out. as you might imagine, it is driven by the bellows at the bottom. she says, would you like to play it? well, yeah, and mozart's violin, too. for me, that is wonderful. i pump this thing at the bottom and play take me out to the ballgame. i am just imagining rutherford b. hayes sitting there saying let's go. brian: what other presidents would you put on the list to visit? mr. strauss: of course the great ones. i don't care how different their politics are than yours. george bush has the same birthday as me, the younger george bush. i'm waiting for him to invite me to h

brian: you go back to the rutherford b. hayes home and your wife says 90 minutes.ou have been married how long? mr. strauss: 1989, 27 years. brian: what has her attitude been about europe session with presidents? mr. strauss: she is sort of does not mind it, because she had a fellowship at stanford and we drove across the country. there is a hoover institution at stanford and he went there. on the way, we go through iowa. we stopped at herbert hoover's childhood farm. we run to the chicken coop and look at the cats. enjoyments inside my bizarre nature of looking at history. , one is 25 ands one is 21, both went to davidson. there is a historical marker when you go there -- woodrow wilson attended davidson for one year. brian: what your kids think of this history stuff? mr. strauss: they pretend not to be like me, but i know that the loves thee especially nuances of history and almost mostly history, although indian test the country of india -- history. about out of time, but what are the chances i could get hamilton?te a book on character? favorite mr. strauss: i t

ladies and gentlemen, meet dave rutherford. and applause] >> well, danielle stevens was speak tag breakfast in dallas telling her story of survival and how she received a life saving bone marrow transplant from a man she's only talked to through e-mail when david rutherford, her donor, walked right in. originally from new york he new in just to meet her face to face. >> i was kind of speechless. i really didn't know what to say. i gave him a huge hug and then just kind of looked at him and hugged him again. >> well, rutherford donated that bone marrow eight years ago when he was only a senior in high school at that time. >>> back here closer to home the conshohocken police department started something brand new this holiday season. they call it shop with a cop. two elementary school students were picked for their good behavior and then off they went to the store each with $100 in that hand. officers matt bond and joe glasgow escorted third grader bridget and second braider cole to the old navy. they picked out lots of cool clot

it was established by executive order by rutherford b. hayes. we were given approximately 500,000 acres that spread all the way to the west valley. that was met with resistance from our community members. our leadership gathered together and went to visit the president himself and had conversations with him, explaining our ties to the land and who we are as a people and why it was important to have that land and access to it. and we were reestablished with the 52,000 acres instead of pushed out altogether. in 1990, our tribal leadership negotiated the freeway along the western corridor of our community. advanced from sustainable economic development for our people. -- that as brought sustainable economic development for our people. it brings not only jobs for our community but also diversified tax base. that space allows for our police, fire and health care and education. it provides for our cultural revitalization efforts. we believe the best way to preserve our culture is to share our story. we do so on the way of architecture, cultural displa

activeestablished by his order in ages have denied by rutherford b. hayes.e were given approximately 500,000 acres that spread all the way to the west valley. that was met with resistance from our community members. our leadership gathered together and went to visit the president himself and had conversations with him, explaining our ties to the land and who we are as a people and why it was important to have that land and axis to it. and we were reestablished with the 52,000 acres instead of pushed out altogether. in 1990, our tribal leadership negotiated the freeway along the western corridor of our community. advanced from sustainable economic development for our people. only jobs for our community but also diversified tax base. that tech space allows us to be -- that space allows for our police, fire and health care and education. it provides for our cultural revitalization efforts. we believe the best way to preserve our altar is to share our story. we do so on the way of architecture, cultural displays. we have medical american it several of our proper

the disputed election when the republican rutherford b. hayes won.popular vote pretty significantly. what did he say? he said, i am going to govern from the center, because we have a very divided country, and i'm going to be a one-term president, and he agreed to that. and so the mandate matters. and as part of that mandate, too, is your clear policy vision. and we know trump gave us no clear policy vision. his policies shifted on a dime. he promised to drain the swamp in washington and as you earlier pointed out, he's giving the economy to goldman sachs and the state department to exxon. he's given the attorney generalship to one of the oldest hands in washington, jeff sessions. well, then you get into the fact that if we're going to get into history, alan, rutherford b. hayes tweeted late at night about some of the plays he didn't like and it was a big distraction for the country at the time. obviously, you're saying trump's taking a different view. put that in the context of his phone calls with the current president, which president obama referre

. >>> in east rutherford, new jersey, eli manning and the giants are second in the nfc east. tonight, they face dak prescott and the dallas cowboys who can clinch the division title with a victory. >> it was one goal.

2000 heptathlon champion denise lewis was there in rio as mo farah, jessica ennis—hill and greg rutherford respective 0lympic titles. we were all looking forward of super saturday from london 2012. we had mo farah going in the 10,000 metres. but it wasn't without its drama. falls... fallen, clip there. bumps, barges... but mo still came through. the atmosphere in the stadium was electric. mo farah becomes the first british athlete to win three olympic gold medals! jess ennis—hill was not going to have it all her own way in the women's heptathlon, straight back from giving birth to her son reggie. birth to her son, reggie. could she retain her title? she fought hard and competed with such valour. to come away with silver was a great achievement for a woman who has just graced the tracks for so many years. and so to to greg, desperate to try to retain his title. with a jump of eight metres 29 it was only going to be bronze. men's 5,000 metre final. mo going for the double double! could he do the double? farah wins! delivered on every count! gold forgb again! double double! after the 10k my l

. >>> in east rutherford, new jersey, eli manning and the giants are second in the nfc east.ight, they face dak prescott and the dallas cowboys who can clinch the division title with a victory. >> it was one goal. a team to be proud to be part of. >> they are the nfl's hottest team. winners of 11-straight.

nick rutherford in overtime. that would have been a good money line to have whatever money line means. and now to the pros. chris sale not going to the nationals but john wall still with the wizards. washington sports fan that's good. wizard -- wall was great in this game. the wizards were not. alford peyton had 22 in the first half of his 25. that's who wall was working on. and, listen, it's great to pile up numbers, because you get highlights like this and wall piled it up. a career high 52 point, 5 of 8 from three but the number that really matters is 124-116. orlando won the game. call me weird but it's a team sport. it's what the five guys do co did on his own. >> thoughts. >> i like it. >> i like it. >>> up next on "the pulse" the grammy nominations announced. who is leading the pack and who got snubbed? >>> the $85 rock in a leather pouch being sold by a high-end retailer. hashtag "stuffy nose." hashtag "no sleep." i got it. hashtag "mouthbreather." yep. we've got a mouthbreather. pow! it instantly opens y

saying good night from east rutherford, new jersey. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this specialresentation of the national football league. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> it's a storm team 4 weather alert. we're talking about a little bit of freezing rain possibly for the morning commute. we'll have a look at the latest radar and let you know more coming up. >>> and two boys end up stuck in the mud inside the agrees he should be grounded. >>> and the moreredskins lookin ahead to the ravens after a last-minute win over a division rival. >>> yeah, a freezing rain advisory in effect right now. good evening, i'm megan fitzgerald, in for erika gonzales. and meteorologist lauren ricketts has more on the commute. a little cold out there? >> reporter: yes, absolutely, not as cold as some spots that are in the lower 30s at this point. and we're already starting to see some of the pre

a lot of folks actually believe that rutherford b. hayes did win the popular vote. because the votes of african-americans throughout the south were suppressed. they believe there was huge voter fraud in those southern states to prevent african-americans who voted for republicans at that time from winning. the electoral college was effective in picking the winner. is not aage foundation republican organization. we are a conservative organization. wins at the end of a race as long as every eligible voter has been able to vote and their votes haven't been stolen. there are a lot of secretaries of state in the country who are republican. the groups that have been fighting efforts to improve the integrity of the election process are mostly progressive left groups. --er fraud is not something it is bipartisan. there have been cases of democrats being convicted of voter fraud. you go to places like kentucky and you will find places there. local officials being convicted of voter fraud. spent something like $12,000 buying votes which of course is a felony. should voter frau

al michaels, cris collinsworth, rutherford, new jersey. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national >> tonight, digging out, the first winter storm of the season dumping a half a foot of snow across much of southeast wisconsin, many working around the clock keeping streets, hiwa sidewalks clear. while others made the most of it. >> no falling flakes in sight right now. that's a live look from milwaukee's lake front as the storm has finally moved out. good evening, i'm katie kruter. thank you for staying up with us. the storm may be gone but the snow continues for road crews. details on the city of milwaukee's plan to get streets ready for the start of the work west alice riding shotgun in the storm chaser and veronica macias were not going to let the winter storm ruin their weekend. but first, scott is here to show us how much snow fell where you live. >> katie, it's been a day, 24 hours of snow, nonstop, piling up in a big way across our state. no weather alerts out there right now. national weather service dropping the alerts around the chicagoland are

saying good night from east rutherford, new jersey. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this specialresentation of the national football league. >>> tracking wintry weather. nbc 10 first alert radar shows the mix of rain and snow moving into our area. we're tracking what to expect neighborhood by neighborhood. >>> could mean a messy morning commute. a look at what penndot is doing to make sure the roads are safe. >>> some are welcoming the snow. one place that's happy about it. camelback mountain resort where the slopes will soon be ready for the season. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now on nbc 10, seeing snow. parts of our area are already seeing flakes. and more is expected. it could make for some slick spots on the roads monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jacqueline london. we've issued a first alert to make sure you're preparing for the wintry mix that's moving in tonight. we have live team coverage of this weather threat. we begin with erika martin. you're tracking this wintry mix neighborhood by neighborhood. where you live makes a big difference whether you'll s

rutherford b. hayes won the presidency even though he trailed by a quarter of a million votes. first time it happened was in 1824. >>> truck at the beltway and ended up in a retention wall. the box truck was near route st. ba barnabas road. also staying in prince georges' county. more questions than answers after a shocking discovery. this morning, someone found someone's body. investigators are trying to identify the victim. >> reporter: the neighborhood park. there are ball fields there and today, police tape surrounding the place. you see this morning the body of a man was found behind the rec center building. police said the body had been burned. the detectives from the police department, they converged on the scene and began to investigate. trying to figure out who the victim was and how he got here. they are working the scene. we are working the story. coming up at 5:00 i'll tell you what we know. >> after a weekend of ups and downs the sun is out. but it's colder out there than it looks. we have our first update. it's kind of raw out there. >> it's definitely on the chil

it was established by his active order in ages have denied by rutherford b. hayes.e were given approximately 500,000 acres that spread all the way to the west valley. that was met with resistance from our community members. our leadership gathered together and went to visit the president himself and had conversations with him, explaining our ties to the land and who we are as a people and why it was important to have that land and access to it. and we were reestablished with the 52,000 acres instead of pushed out altogether. in 1990, our tribal leadership negotiated the freeway along the western corridor of our community. advanced from sustainable economic development for our people. it brings not only jobs for our community but also diversified tax base. that space allows for our police, fire and health care and education. it provides for our cultural revitalization efforts. we believe the best way to preserve our altar is to share our story. we do so on the way of architecture, cultural displays. we have medical american it several of our properties. we have month

. >> the giants have made the two-hour trip from east rutherford, new jersey to philadelphia.nd the eagles could 00 the playoff plans of their rival. >> the birds set to battle the giants at the link, set for 8:25 tonight. the stadium already jumping with thursday night football in town. keith jones live on the field, tim furlong is with the fans outside the link. let's begin with keith, the excitement starting to build there, keith? >> reporter: you can feel the energy and the fans haven't even entered the gate just yet. the field are just entering the field, they're doing laps around the field. we knew sproles was questionable comes into this game. one thing you w

several residents have been evacuated in rutherford county. ted perry joins us now from the news room with some stories they're working on for fox six news at five. a one of a kind restaurant in milwaukee. new caf is helping change a north side neighborhood. also at five, could the school year be starting earlier for milwaukee public schools? coming up, what came out of a meeting about it today. we'll have those stories and more for you on fox six news at five. brad thanks ted. the holiday season means more family time for many people. and staying safe on the road to and from get-togethers is always important. a new government initiative is aimed at keeping you safe from shannon bream has the details. as people gather to celebrate the holidays, officials in washington are doing their part to keep drivers safe this season. rosekind says: "last year 259 people died in drunk driving crashes just during the holiday period - focused on christmas, and the holiday season, and the new year. those are people with careers, families, dreams, wishes and y

lauren: here now blake rutherford and hadley heath manning, women's senior policy analyst, hadley, startyou. that was a powerful sound bite, how conway uses her time to balance having four kids, working for the president. she's got a way with words. that's what helped donald trump win the election. what is she going to do in her new position as counselor to the president? >> she's certainly going to continue using her excellent communication skills and giving guidance, offering guidance to the president-elect about how he should address certain issues, message on certain issues, package those issues when he's presenting them to the american public because there are big changes in washington, d.c., and changing intimidating, but the american people voted for change, they want to see change, in order to sell the policies trump is listening to advisers like conway and using people like sean spicer to make clear to the american people what he's doing and why. lauren: blake, do you see conway getting along with steve bannon? >> that's the most important question here is how is she going to fi

one of which of course is the most famous with rutherford b. hayes and samuel tildon, 1988, samuel tildon outpolling rutherford b. hayes. and of course we know that was the compromise of which fell on the backs of freed slaves who were at that time going through the reconstruction period. and what happened is that the south rose again. and the oppression of african-american freed men and women was turned upsidedown. we lived a life of horror into the early 1900s because of that compromise. elections have consequences. in addition, as we see today in an election where a headline now reads, if i might, indicate that headline hillary clinton's margin is about to surpass all the trump votes in 12 states combined. but the real idea is if you would are the consequences. we now see a seeking of a waiver of a standing rule about the utilization of the military and civilian leadership being shoved on to the floor of the house. we see the threat of the repeal of the affordable care act. we see the potential for cuts in medicare and medicaid. i hope in yo

ronald: what happened was rutherford b. hayes came to a net.e set off what would be a private tour. love traveling to new places. travel was education to him. to his great surprise, he was treated as an american hero. he thought it would only be in england, scotland and europe. money was provided through a good investment from his son and then he spent 28 months traveling the entire world. he came back, did a variety of business ventures. you lease the use -- junior, he went into a business venture on wall street. ulysses senior put all this money into this law firm. everything collapsed. theylked home to julia and had $330 between them. at that point, the century magazine had approached him to write his memoirs. dwight eisenhower, there was one written. grant did not like memoirs because they were lifting oneself up. now he needed money. he agreed to write his memoirs. century magazine wanted him to write them and offered him $10,000. he was about to sign the dotted line on this. mark twain rushed over to his home. he was very approving and ap

one of which of course is the most famous with rutherford b. hayes and samuel tildon, 1988, samuel tildon outpolling rutherford b. hayes. and of course we know that was the compromise of which fell on the backs of freed slaves who were at that time going through the reconstruction period. and what happened is that the south rose again. and the oppression of african-american freed men and women was turned upsidedown. we lived a life of horror into the early 1900s because of that compromise. elections have consequences. in addition, as we see today in an election where a headline now reads, if i might, indicate that headline hillary clinton's margin is about to surpass all the trump votes in 12 states combined. but the real idea is if you would are the consequences. we now see a seeking of a waiver of a standing rule about the utilization of the military and civilian leadership being shoved on to the floor of the house. we see the threat of the repeal of the affordable care act. we see the potential for cuts in medicare and medicaid. i hope in yo

the closest his shows are coming to our area is at metlife stadium in east rutherford new jersey augustlorado minnesota and massachusetts. tickets go on sale to the public this friday. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> jim gardner and the action news team standings by with these stories and more next at 6:00. nine people die over the weekend from heroin overdoses in one philadelphia neighborhood. we're following the latest on that investigation. >> also a delaware county man faces human trafficking charges tonight and "action news" was there as he was led away by authorities. >> philadelphia's chinatown section got a big boost today with a new redevelopment project. those stories and more coming up next. for adam joseph, cecil

a historic margin between the two we haven't seen since 1876 seen samuel tilldon and rutherford b. hayes. whether he'll be doing these three, four nights a week and in primetime hoping to get coverage for all of them every night, every other night. let's take a listen to what the president-elect has to say for just a moment. and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land sfoet. >> what a crowd. beautiful. wow. wow. what a crowd. what great people. great people. [ crowd chanting "usa" ] i'm here today for one main reason. to say thank you to the great, great people of iowa. you went out and pounded, and i mean pounded the pavement. you organized your fellow citizens and propelled us to victories at a grassroots and every other level. we have a movement the likes of which this world has never seen before. never seen before. i also want to give a very special thanks to our veterans. a lot of veterans in this room. thank you. thank you. service members, military families. unbelievable people. yesterday was the 75th anniversary

a lot of folks actually believe that rutherford b. hayes did win the popular vote. because the votes of african-americans throughout the south were suppressed. they believe there was huge voter fraud in those southern states to prevent african-americans who voted for republicans at that time from winning. the electoral college was effective in picking the winner. is not aage foundation republican organization. we are a conservative organization. wins at the end of a race as long as every eligible voter has been able to vote and their votes haven't been stolen. there are a lot of secretaries of state in the country who are republican. the groups that have been fighting efforts to improve the integrity of the election process are mostly progressive left groups. --er fraud is not something it is bipartisan. there have been cases of democrats being convicted of voter fraud. you go to places like kentucky and you will find places there. local officials being convicted of voter fraud. spent something like $12,000 buying votes which of course is a felony. should voter frau

rutherford b. hayes and similar tilden, 1988. samuel tilden at polling rutherford b.s the compromise of which fell on the backs of freed slaves who were at that time going through the through theg reconstruction. the south rose again and the oppression of african-american freed men and women was turned upside down. we lived a life of horror into the early 1900s because of that compromise. elections have consequences. inaddition, as we see today an election where a headline now that if i might indicate headline -- hillary clinton plus margin is about to surpass all of the trump votes and 12 states combined. but the real idea is, it if you would, the consequences. see a seeking of a waiver of a standing rule about the utilization of the military and civilian leadership being shoved onto the floor of the house. we see the threat of the repeal of the affordable care act. the potential for cuts in medicare and medicaid. i hope in your discussion you will think of these things as i close. andore the history, purpose continued utility of the electoral college. and to address

thatgo back to the history got rutherford b. hayes elected. it was just, it was a secret deal behind secret doors, closed tildenhere even though won the popular vote, he gave that the southo could still count for something. it was a secret deal. what we have is is electors should be told that the trump administration, incoming, and their campaign was connected to the russian outfit, putin and his friends. and a lot of nefarious things went on as they need to be investigated. host: let's hear one more call. mel, new york, you are on. caller: the electoral college is not a super bowl. winner takes all. the electoral college is a world series. in it that world series, there are a series of contests that must be one of them. even though the new york yankees back in the 1960's scored more runs than the pirates, the pirates won the world series. it is, with the electoral college, and i think it is there taking our nation a republic, not a democracy. i do not want a democracy. democracy's attorney to mobocrac ies. and this is the best way to ensure o

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chester b arthur, rutherford b. hayes, ulysses s. grant, william henry harrison, we have had 12 presidents of the united states who were generals. what trump is trying to do drain the swamp and end the corruption. so his choices are academia, business and military. those are his choices. if he goes with politicians like "the new york times" and "washington post" want him to do, he will be picking people who were successful, rising to the top, working with lobbyists, quid pro quo and he is already sent the signal to boeing, he says, hey look, i'm a billionaire. i don't need your money. boeing gave a million dollars to the clinton foundation. they did a $2 million deal with the state department for the olympics. their executives all gave money for hillary clinton to win election. now it is quid pro quo. clinton will open the covers for them. hey, clinton didn't win. the signal he sent to boeing which many people misunderstood? you want government money, come in on time with a good bid, you can get government money but the old way of do

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