seminoles jump on it. turnover, florida state. >> kirk: eddie goldman gets his arm in there and i think he knocked that football loose and nate andrews jumped on top of it. the big man, eddie goldman, the playmaker, right in front of you, number 91, watch his left arm. he gets his hand on it. knocks it look. and the aggressive florida state defense pounces on the football to get it back to sean maguire. >> chris: how many mistakes. how many squandered opportunities for the underdog tigers tonight, if they don't come out with a win, it will be -- maguire says, wait a minute. my pick is not going to cost us the game? >> kirk: that's randy sanders, his quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator. boy, what an emotional night. ememotional week for florida state. >> chris: they're reviewing this. >> kirk: that's definitely a fumble. >> referee: ruling on the field is confirmed. first down, florida state. >> chris: they've gone deep, deep into the game would a turnover. >> kirk: you have 1:36. you've got a quar

seminoles jump on it. turnover, florida state. >> kirk: eddie goldman gets his arm in there and i think he knocked that football loose and nate andrews jumped on top of it. the big man, eddie goldman, the playmaker, right in front of you, number 91, watch his left arm. he gets his hand on it. knocks it look. and the aggressive florida state defense pounces on the football to get it back to sean maguire. >> chris: how many mistakes. how many squandered opportunities for the underdog tigers tonight, if they don't come out with a win, it will be -- maguire says, wait a minute. my pick is not going to cost us the game? >> kirk: that's randy sanders, his quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator. boy, what an emotional night. emotional week for florida state. >> chris: they're reviewing this. >> kirk: that's definitely a fumble. >> referee: ruling on the field is confirmed. first down, florida state. >> chris: they've gone deep, deep into the game would a turnover. >> kirk: you have 1:36. you've got a quarte

he can do it all for the seminoles. >> sean: first down and much more. tyler hunter at the 26 yard line. the wolfpack on the move, a gain of 13 and a first down. >> chris: you're putting him on the linebacker which is not fair to the linebacker. uncovered, easy pitch and catch. >> sean: 7th catch for the freshman. brissett, caught by grinnage, the tight end. first down inside the 16 yard line. hunter again in on the play. >> chris: they're bringing the crowd with them. all of a sudden life back into the stadium. >> sean: noles defenders moving slowly against the tempo. that's a gain of about five. a player is not getting up and the crowd doesn't believe that he's hurt. >> chris: they've done a nice job with him today. he was a disruptive force against clemson last saturday night. the coaches for nc state told us yesterday a big key to the game would be their ability to contain him. >> chris: eddie golman will come in in the middle of your screen, number 90. see if anything happens. he's hanging on the double-team. tough to tell from there. that's so diff

in 1837, the seminole wars were being fought in florida and a number of troops were called off from hereduring world war ii, the numbers skyrocketed. over 300,000 men and women has to fort snelling as they were inducted into military service. this was a very busy place throughout its history. we're standing in front of the place that we believe that dred and harriet scott lived between 1836 and 1840. when they hear the story of the enslaved people that were here, many of them are very surprised. they may have heard of dred scott and high school history, but they did not know he lived here. they did not know that the institution of slavery existed this far north. it really surprises a lot of people. we hope that they came away not only learning about the stories of these people, but knowing that what happened at the fort impacted history. dred scott's experience at the fort provided for the legal case when they sued for their freedom throughout the 1840's and 1850's. the case went all the way to the supreme court. because of the dred scott decision in 1857, it stated that dred and harriet

in 1837, the seminal wars being fought in florida -- seminole wars were being fought in florida and aumber of troops were called off from here. over 300,000 men and women has to fort snelling as they were inducted into military service. this was a very busy place throughout its history. we're standing in front of the place that we believe that dred and harriet scott lived between 1806 and 1840. when they hear the story of the enslaved people that were here, many of them are very surprised. they may have heard of dred scott and high school history, but they did not know he lived here. they did not know that the institution of slavery existed this far north. it really surprises a lot of people. we hope that they came away not only learning about the stories of these people, but knowing that what happened at the fort impacted history. dred scott's experience at the fort provided for the legal case when they sued through their feet -- when they sued for their freedom. the case when all the way to the supreme court. because of the dred scott decision in 1857, it stated that dred and harrie

. >>> coming next you'll see my seminoles take on clemson tigers following the contest. stay tuned for another edition of "after the game" with yours trulily and larry beil. they've if they lose the game because winston didn't play quarterback, his teammates will have a real problem because one loss, you're probably out of the playoff picture. >> they're still favored by ten and a half. if they lose it will be an upset. someone to blame. >> there 0 you go. >> that does it for this edition of abc7 news. thank you for joining us. college football is next. have ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 ye

the former seminole goes deep. he is an mvp candidate. jake peavy with another strong outing he is 3-0 in his last five starts and allowing only three runs aj pollack and we are tied at one. the next inning though and joins regame -- regain the lead. 2-1 giants and they will win by the same score coupled with a dodgers' loss. coco crisp and the a's are hosting the rangers in a win at the coliseum. the fourth inning he takes kashmir deep. it is 2-0 texas. 3-1 rangers and ground ball he throw itself away. brandon moss comes home and 3-2 texans. oakland, 102, second most in the league. overthrow moss and that is six straight games. brandon moss launches one deep to right center. 25th homerun of the season on these 31 birthday. overall a sloppy night losing it 6-3 and still lead by one game in the wild card race. we will take our final timeout before i look ahead to the 49ers' next opponent, the arizona cardinals who lead the nfc west. it could be a chance for the 49ers to redeem themselves of a a loss to the bears. a preview for over 60,000

>> so the term adverse childhood experiences comes from the seminole study done by the cdc. and when they looked at 17,000 adults they found those with abuse and neglect or parental incarceration or domestic violence those folks had dramatically increased risk of chronic disease. when we look at individuals susceptibility to that science shows us that it is a combination between nature and nurture. it has to do with our biology but it also has to do with the environment and we know that early detection makes a big difference. and particularly when thinking about young children we know that children's exposure to adversity, the earlier we intervene the better the outcome. >> you wrote the book "it takes a village." does it have to be a parent to provide buffers? >> i think as the doctor said there are other ways to provide that buffer. sometimes it is a grand parent or older sibling. every child needs a buffer or every child needs a champion. and that champion has to really invest in that child and to a certain extent buffer and protect that child from whatever the other stre

the former seminole goes deep. he is an mvp candidate.ake peavy with another strong outing he is 3-0 in his last five starts and allowing only three runs aj pollack and we are tied at one. the next inning though and joins regame -- regain the lead. 2-1 giants and they will win by the same score coupled with a dodgers' loss. coco crisp and the a's are hosting the rangers in a win at the coliseum. the fourth inning he takes kashmir deep. it is 2-0 texas. 3-1 rangers and ground ball he throw itself away. brandon moss comes home and 3-2 texans. oakland, 102, second most in the league. overthrow moss and that is six straight games. brandon moss launches one deep to right center. 25th homerun of the season on these 31 birthday. overall a sloppy night losing it 6-3 and still lead by one game in the wild card race. we will take our final timeout before i look ahead to the 49ers' next opponent, the arizona cardinals who lead the nfc west. it could be a chance for the 49ers to redeem themselves of a a loss to the bears. a previe i'm a kid. and us k

the former seminole goes deep. he is an mvp candidate.nother strong outing he is 3-0 in his last five starts and allowing only three runs aj pollack and we are tied at one. the next inning though and joins regame -- regain the lead. 2-1 giants and they will win by the same score coupled with a dodgers' loss. coco crisp and the a's are hosting the rangers in a win at the coliseum. the fourth inning he takes kashmir deep. it is 2-0 texas. 3-1 rangers and ground ball he throw itself away. brandon moss comes home and 3-2 texans. oakland, 102, second most in the league. overthrow moss and that is six straight games. brandon moss launches one deep to right center. 25th homerun of the season on these 31 birthday. overall a sloppy night losing it 6-3 and still lead by one game in the wild card race. we will take our final timeout before i look ahead to the 49ers' next opponent, the arizona cardinals who lead the nfc west. it could be a chance for the 49ers to redeem themselves of a a loss to the bears. a previe and had to watch the replay the los

country and the rest of the world because in a sense it is so visual everything is bigger here in seminole valley and s-sierra and the thought of the desert. it's a landscape that is just powerfully iconic and it's also a climate that is release active. so you draw people here to live in the kind of splendor of nature. too many people come here and we get back into the same public that we already had. you can only run so far individually for you is a kind of, is our national trauma and obama quite large. it's also the case that environmental politics and environmental formation and rhetoric really matured into a form you from david brower in the sierra club and based in northern california. but modern environmentalism tickets shape probably here. then the second part of your questions about gardens, and i think the modern garden did emanate from california. it came out of postwar suburbia and it is a kind of wonderful form of gardening that makes the modernist ideas of simplicity and quite a bit of the paradise on the hill with no other people around in the veneration of nature and also pa

it happened overnight last monday along 8300 block of seminole, and saint martin street. take a close look at these surveillance photos, police say burglar took advantage of the residents enjoying cooler weather and entered through opened windows. once inside the suspect made off with items like lap top and purses. >> it seems so far he is just an individual, who is looking for a quick hit, and then gets out of the house, and then makes hises stape quickly. >> the suspect was scared away by a dog and an alarm system. police say they recovered a computer and purse nearby and they are checking to see if the man left behind any fingerprints. >>> philadelphia police are trying to see what led to a deadly shoot-out in a will school. "eyewitness news" on the scene at pan american charter school, on the corner of third and cambria streets. investigators tell us that the man driving a car and another man on foot were firing shots at each other. the driver lost control and ran into an innocent pedestrian crossing the street. the charter school and two other nearby schools were pla

in november zimmerman was arrested and charged in seminole county, florida, for then allegedly pointing a gun at his then girlfriend. charges had not been filed. last year police in florida stopped zimmerman for speeding. and in november of 2013 zimmerman's estranged wife shelly called 911, saying zimmerman had threatened her and her father. no charges were filed in that case either. as you saw in the video, police did talk to zimmerman but they did not arrest him because the alleged victim did not want to pursue charges. alina machado, cnn, miami. >>> still ahead here, he once refused to stand down under drug allegations, now toronto's controversial mayor said he will not seek re-election next month. what's going on? we'll have the latest. >>> controversial toronto mayor rob ford says he won't seek re-election after being hospitalized for an abdominal tumor. the mayor has faced a number of high-profile challenges, including the release of a video appear sthog him smoking crack cocaine last year. he famously refused to step down. ford has now asked his brother doug to run for mayor next

i wrote a book called "black resistance/white law" in which i have a couple chapters on the seminole war and the black resistance movement because blacks and seminoles were allowed in florida to maintain their autonomy and self-determination. in every period, history in one way or another there have been different modes of resistance, two people wrote an article years ago which i use in some of my stuff, day to they resistance to slavery. what they meant by that is the little things but person can do day-by-day on the plantation, breaking tools, whatever it was, there were many ways to resist. >> if you had to make a general statement about what was life like for southern blacks during reconstruction what would be? >> during reconstruction which didn't last long after the civil war there was great excitement because he eventually black men got the right to vote and we know there was great excitement about that including women who couldn't vote but urged the men pawn and would tell them how embarrassed they would be if they didn't even though was a risky so there was great excitement

jameis winston, 22 of 27. 2 touchdowns. 12 yards to williams. 14-0, seminoles.yard line, play fake finds nick o'leary. 37-12. >>> 19, nebraska, hosting mcneese state. early fourth quarter, cowboys quarterback, daniel sams keeps it himself. they score two plays later. 36 seconds left in the game. tommy armstrong jr. finds ameer abdullah. gets around eight different defenders for the 58-yard game-winning touchdown. can anybody tackle here? nebraska hangs on to win, 31-24, that final. >>> let's tee it up. bmw championship. cut to the final 30 today. and phil mickelson knew he wasn't going to make the cut. he withdrew, saying he wanted to concentrate on the upcoming ryder cup. cherry hill country club. rory mcilroy, turning everything he does into gold. 2 over 72. he's 9 back. the magical putt of his own. bogey-free. birdie on 18. got it. 13 under. top 30 advance to the tour championship next week with a chance to win a $10 million bonus. >>> nascar in richmond. brad keselowski dominated. fourth win of the season. jimmie johnson had to be treated for dehydration. he

neil: your paper, new york daily news, it was a seminol term, on front cover, said what is your tragedy now -- strategy now, mr. president, i am wondering, does that represent a tipping points on the part of say mainstream media. something changed then? >> yes, i agree. there was a sense of an administration -- that was a come he made, he made it a slip of the tongue. but i don't think it was a slip of the tongue, he was trying to say, we don't know what we're going to do that. but you don't say that. you know, the problem is that there is a sense of a drifting foreign policy of the united states we don't know who we're up against, we don't know who we are for. there was a sense of nervousness we were not doing anything about it. whatever we did, we were in a position where nobody wanted to make those decisions, that changed public attitude in america. not just america, you could not watch that without knowing what kind of people we were up against. neil: do you get a feeling that we're fighting an enemy we don't know for sure, and spreading ourselves too thing across the -- too thin ac

around the nation top-ranked seminoles, mike shumann university, got all they can handle from the wolforth carolina state. >>> well, the cal bears sure make it hard on themselves. seven td passes against colorado but it took two overtimes to get the win. former san jose state coach mike mcintyre riding herd on the buffaloes. lufau also seven td passes three in the first half. 21-7 colorado. second quarter bears answer. goff to daniel lasco. 92 yards later, quite a run. the longest pass play in cal history, but the bears were down 28-14 at the half. third quarter, muhammad finds the gap. 10 yards. we have a tie game at 28. this is like fast break basketball. now tied at 42. jared goff on harper. his sixth td pass of the day. goff ended up with seven. career high. great throw, better catch. game goes to o.t., tied at 49. double overtime. 34-yard field goal. threw the uprights. cal wins 59-56. improving. >> never easy to win a college football game these days, especially the way people score. you'd better play 60 minutes. and luckily we were on the right side this week. these kids have wo

. >>> and frightening moments at the hard rock seminole casino near tampa, florida. a temporary 15-foot wall collapsed friday night. 18 people were injured. the wall came down without any warning. an investigation is underway. >>> and kevin ward jr.'s number 13 car returned to the speedway friday, more than a month after he was killed during a sprint car race. ward's best friend dylan swernick, behind the wheel during the canadian sprint car nationals. ward got out of the race car and was struck and killed by a car driven by nascar star tony stewart. authorities are expected to reveal next week if stewart will face any charges in ward's death. >>> and a quick-thinking north carolina girl is quite the hero, or heroine. saving her family from fire not once, but twice. 7-year-old sage first alerted the familyi about the fire in the kitchen thursday evening. it went out, and started up in the middle of the night. once again, sage sprung into action and got everyone out of the house safely. turns out sage had used tips she learned from a fire drill at school earlier that

you can get more into seminoles and again -- the insider airs tonight at 7:00.by entertainment tonight at 7:30, and then. kron 4 news at 8:00. knew who kron 4 6 tonight a break in the case and the requests for answers. there are his latest remarks on the domestic violence they with us for the four hour of news coming up at six. of 14 euro false to and in high school has been stabbed to death. the shocking crime that's what the community with star what is that he's at the hall of justice. the place is given out very little information. today with family members that imagines they are really shaken up. tonight the 14 year-old. they went to the market for something to drink when they exit the store he was stabbed to death. it was at the store with his two brothers this is very horrible. it was not a random stabbing he died later at the general hospital. to the football player very strong and very smart and he just got a scholarship. he had a bright future he would want to make in life is he was. or at the san francisco's hall of justice. the very few details about

buster spoiler in the fourth before the seminole goes deep over the long left. 21st of the year.date. answer in the sixth. single past sandoval. the score. tied at 1. next inning. most exciting play in baseball. sac. fly. 2-1 join. they win 2-1. if only 3 back now in the national league west. cocoa crisp a's hosting the dwelling rangers in important game at the coliseum. a's flat. 4th inning. jake. scott deep over the 3 88 mark interleft center. first career home run. 2ing in texas. bottom. ground ball to the hole. throw the bull away. to texas. oakland h 102 error. second most in the league. make it 103. over-throw tell and another ranger comes n.up 6-3 and highlights at 11:00 on abc z.frainers back to work today after lasting to the bears and home opener. captain feel sorry for themselves. they play sunday against nflc west leading cardinals. playing at high level beating the giants back up quick stan ton replacing palm we are a bum shoulder. offensive weapon in check. in order to not lose further ground in the west. >> fits jirld and florez coming on. we have a good running ba

the schoolib board has a comprehensive bullying policy that is fully3 the seminole county sheriff's officeestigating the case, specifically the bullying angle. so far none of the classmates has been charmed with anything. >> do we know how he got his hands on a gun? >> it was 40 caliber handgun, and as we expected, he brought it to school from the house. the gun belongs to his father, who attended this morning's press conference, unable to speak. tears run downing his face and satly silently. he claims the gun had been locked up properly in a gun safe at home but his son figure out a way to get it out. also on hand the mother of re21th sedgwick. :tt killed herself a year ago after nonscoop vicious bullying herself. something that their attorney called a national epidemic. >> the question then becomes, how many children have to die before these bullies are held accountable. >> now, the attorney tells me also that he gets calls from parents around the country regarding bullying and say the story is all the same they've plead with the school, yet no one does anything. for the age group, 10 to

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they say he broke into several homes on seminole, navajo and saint martin streets among the stolen itemsive laptops, three purses, the list goes on the man in his early mid 20s. >> a new synthetic drug is sending kids to the hospital. cloud nine also known on the streetstreets as who can relax e from chemicals made in air freshmen and bath salts it may sound harmless but it can kill. a number of kids in florida and michigan have wound up in the hospital because of it. it's already proving difficult to detect besides smoking it teens often pour the drug into energy drinks. >> a driver saved from oncoming train and the man who rescued him think it was divine intervention. michael patrick and jose amez share bond that will last forever. look at that hug. patrick's van got stuck on railroad tracks. inez and another man saw him and pulled him to safety in the nick of time. he's a tourist from venezuela who says god put him in the right place at the right time. >> it's incredible. we were going somewhere else and i said new york, we're going this way. >> my head hit the steering wheel, and i w

he said that education is the seminole history issue of our time, former nutter administration officialounced her candidacy this month. >>> a familiar face to most philadelphians will be soon back in the political arena former district attorney lynn abraham is planning to enter the mayor's race in 2015. spokesperson for abraham says she will probably make a formal announcement sometime in november. lynn abraham of course was city's d.a. from 1991 to 2010. before that she held a variety of jobs in philadelphia government. philadelphia has never had a woman serve as mayor. >>> meteorologist adam joseph joining us tonight with the accu weather forecast. one day we cannot complain about. >> not one bit. >> you will finally get your taste of sum they are coming weekend but it will be very short. little bit so to speak. as we look at the accu cam in center city on south broad street. you can see city hall a glow in the backdrop and then you know what these have have been some beautiful nights if you are able to dine outside. we are looking at accu weather live line up, looking at double scan

it was a seminole event. you always go with mom because she's a little loose in the checkbook.uy an extra pair of pants or shirt but you wanted one or two cool outfits for the first day of school. now today, my wife is a subscriber to amazon prime. that's like all she did. it comes online. i don't know how that doesn't change the entire system. >> i loved it. it was my favorite thing, going out and picking out the right folders and putting together your -- >> and now we're smarter. >> wee -- we start off the fall. >> i used to think about, what folder would math be? black folder. what folder would spanish be? blue. sandra and i would have been a nightmare. >> i did the same thing. >> what a bunch of in other words we are, man. >> there's some truth to the saying, once a cheater, always a cheater. according to a new study, people who cheat are 3 1/2 times more likely to do it again. researchers found that of those who had had sex with someone outside their first relationship about 45% said they also had outside sexual contact with someone else in their next relationship. psychol

the seminole county florida sheriffs office she tried to stop 30 year old victor tate for speeding lasty. he led them on a high speed chase crashing into cars before making a run for it. using their chopper they were able to follow his trail because of his red underwear. >> the driver got red underwear, white shirt, gray, running down the road into creek water by the tennis courts. >> he faces several charges including reckless driving and possession of coke cane. >> an evening of fashion and elegance on display in center city. >> and it was all for a good cause. big brother and big sisters fashion touched down event was at boyds in center city. and players and the eagles suited up to walk the runway. you know they were in a good mood after last night. proceeds benefit big brothers and big sisters and the program shows the importance of mentoring in a child's life. "good day philadelphia"'s own mike jerrick and alex holly hosted. still ahead -- >> chaos erupts on a packed beach. cops need tear gas to break it all up. what sun bathers say they caught people doing that sparked a huge braw

police say he broke into several homes on seminole, navajo and st.in streets back on september 15th. he got away with laptops and purses. police later found some of the stolen items and are testing them for fingerprints. >>> wilmington police need your help to find this woman. she's wanted for burglary and several other crimes. she spent a lot of time in the area arrange lancaster avenue in wilmington. >>> there's room for improvement. that appears to be the consensus from the 2014 pennsylvania system of school assessment for the school district of philadelphia. district wide, reading and math proficiency scores fell by fewer than 2 percentage points. 8th grade proficiency rates increased in reading, science and writing. 55 of 168 schools improved. 48 schools improved in math. superintendent william hite says the district's focus will continue to provide tools that enhance instructional quality. >>> the pennsylvania attorney general's office is refusing to release internal sexually explicit e-mails that were found on state computers. attorney general

but yet when he asked on a seminole point of providing more security in benghazi, you turned him down, in fact, you have reduced our security footprint. this should outrage all americans irrespective of your political ideation which is why i think mr. cummings at the end said you know what? we need another hearing on essentially this very same topic. and i was very hardened to hear him say that. >> he also i should say that you don't see this very often. pointing out ranking member elijah cummings had great pays first topic of the first hearing. this was proposed by a democratic member of your committee? >> yes, ma'am. adam schiff from california. former federal prosecutor. i really -- i don't mean to appear naive, greta, i really do think when you are talking about the murder of four of our fellow americans that we sent into harm's way to represent us, surely to goodness we can turn down the politics for just a little while and find out what happened and why and make sure it never happens again. so, sure, if a democrat gives me a good idea, absolutely. we are going to have a hearing

tallahassee police officer who handled the sexual assault case had done private security work for the seminole boosters, which is the primary financial sports at florida state. winston was later suspended from the baseball team for three games when he allegedly stole $32 worth of crab legs. a recent report by the office of missouri democratic senator claire mccaskill found more than one in five schools give college athletic departments oversight of sexual violence cases involving student athletes. at the professional level, another national foot ali player is facing allegations of domestic violence. arizona cardinals running back jonathan dwyer was arrested for assault wednesday for two incidents at his home in july. according to tv station fox 10 in phoenix, arizona, the victim contacted police last week after receiving threatening text messages from dwyer. she told police dwyer had thrown a shoe at their 18-month-old son and thrown a cell phone from the second floor of their home as she tried to call for help. among the charges is aggravated assault causing a fracture. the cardinals said the

on september 15th around the 8300 block have of seminole, navaho and saint martin street. take a look at these surveillance pictures here. police say suspects gained entry to several properties through opened windows. and in each case burglar moved quickly, and, took off with items easy to carry like lap tops and purses. some neighbors we have spoke with expressed their concern. >> it is scary, it is an invasion of privacy and threat to the people live in the house. >> that is nerve racking, yeah, just to be on the alert and you never know what will happen. it is scary. >> police say that burglar was ultimately scared off by a dog and an alarm system inside one property. the residents are asking to take common sense approaches when securing your home. >>> for the second time this week another wave of air strikes is launched against is is targets in syria. u.s. military officials say they have destroyed small scale oil refinery that is were generating millions of dollars for the militant group. they also took out a staging area in eastern syria where the fighters were cross

we have had a seminole change in attitudes on the border in immigration since all of this happened. >, pat has been leading the charge for an out of the box, not republican, not democrat, an independent running against the political establishment which this lady in the tweet just was attacking. and we think there is one senate race where this may be happening in kansas. where there's a guy running, mr. ormond, is running as an independent, he used to be a republican, left the party. he used to be a democrat, left the party. against a sitting senator who was elected when i was elected. he's been in there forever. >> democrats, trying to attack him and put him in a context of, oh, he's really a trojan horse for harry reid. he's against both parties. they can't seem to get their hands around him. he's saying america must do better. by the way, you want to know who smith is this year? he is really potentially smith. he believe this is stuff. >> that's pat's sort of fantasy character. >> my fantasy character is going back. >> we'll be back, straight ahead. ome experts work with equity expe

certainly with the kind of seminole moment. and clearly, you know, has pushed our administration to act. but the video just struck me to the core that the evil this group has, i just can't wrap my mind around that. jim was such a go ahead person. i wish i could even come close to his approach to life. he really, really cared about the disadvantage his entire career from teaching in inner city phoenix to working with mothers towards their geds in chicago and all his work in the middle east to bring light to the atrocities there. it was just a circumstance, an ending that i could have never imagined. >> you know, i know pope francis actually said that his death was an act of martyrdom. and his legacy he leaves behind is that courage and that willingness to stand up in the face of barbarism and try to shine a light on it. which many journalists were too afraid to do. michael, all the best to you and your family. thank you so much for being here with us tonight. >> thanks, megyn. take care. >> he's such a sweet man. he described hi

> after the second plane hit, it goes from being just a mundane picture of the day to becoming a seminolet for our country. and i'm there with the president on that very occasion. >> today we've had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. >> after the president's remarks, he speaks to the country, the atmosphere in the press corps was frenzied confused. >> as soon as the president leaves that location we are in the worst place in the world. his top advisers are gone, and we're stuck. >> this is clearly according to the u.s. government is a terror attack, as you heard the president say. of course the best known is osama bin laden. but no alert coming from his organization. >> because of my beat counterterrorism, intelligence having covered al qaeda for, you know, years before that, the first thing i thought of that day was this has the hallmark of al qaeda, and it has the hallmark of osama bin laden. >> as far as they know as of this morning as of this minute, he is in afghanistan. >> so what i was doing was

of for middable women to her career as lawyer, her role as a wife and mother, and talks about a seminole moment that motivated her to launch herself into elective politics. her energy, and resilience, whether bringing her sons while she is voting or take only the military brass on the issue after sexual assault have quickly made her a respected, influential, and extremely refreshing voice on capitol hill. senator, want to say your candor and your humor and sense of possibility are so northwest your book and so welcome in this town, and i want to thank you for being such an inspiration to so many of us. it's a great book. it's a really fun read in conversations tonight with senator gillibrand is a friend and long-time customer, andrea mitchell, who is probably known to most of you and most of america for her prize-winning reporting on nbc news. host of "andrea ya mitchell reports" a daily show on msnbc that explore most important issues of the day, from crisis around the globe and in the country, and focusing attention on challenges facing women. to borrow a line and a concept from senato

>> well, i've always felt that vietnam is a seminole event in our nation's history. i've always been fascinated by vietnam, and i think we have a lot to learn from vietnam. i was particularly interested in telling this story about the the last days in vietnam. i think in part because of the timeliness of it in the midst of our withdrawal from iraq and afghanistan and the questions i think that the film raises about our responsibilities to the people left behind, how do we exit a country gracefully? >> rose: and protect those who have been on our side and who have risked their lives for us. >> yes, exactly. and so those questions were in my mind as we were leaving iraq and afghanistan and looking back at this moment in history, i feel that there are a lot of parallels, particularly with what we're seeing out of iraq today and what happened inside -- >> you cannot have more drama than you have here. >> you know, it's an extraordinary story. i think a lot of people are familiar with the iconic image of the helicopter with the-- going from the embassy. it's not actually

the the burglary spree happened overnight last monday along the the 3800 block of seminole, navaho and saint martin street. take a close look at these surveillance photos, if you will. police say the burglar took advantage of the residents enjoying cooler weather and entered through opened windows. once inside the suspect made off with items like lap tops and purses. >>> it seems to us so far he is just an individual hoist looking for a quick hit and then gets out of the house, and, makes his escape quickly. we are told suspect was scared away by one home owner's dog and alarm system. police say they have recovered a computer and purse nearby and they are checking to see if the man left behind any fingerprints. >>> this morning two people are hospitalized and one person is dead after a shoot-out near a local school. it happened yesterday afternoon, on the corner of third and cambria streets, in philadelphia's fair hill neighborhood. that is right outside the pan american academy charter school. police say a man trying a car and another on foot were shooting at each other. the driver lo

later that year a seminole moment. black panther leader fred hampton was shot and killed by chicago police. out of that moment the group the weathermen was born. a radical spin-off from sds. its mission, the violent overthrow of the u.s. government. >> in every institution in this country from now on -- >> shortly thereafter a san francisco police station is bombed and an officer killed. police later say the weathermen did it. next comes the bombing of a new york judge's home. the group then plot to bomb a military dance, but their explosives go off too soon destroying a new york city townhouse. found buried in the rubble 60 sticks of dynamite. the fbi concludes had the explosives detonated they would have leveled everything on both sides of the street. three members of the weathermen are killed in that blast, including ayers' girlfriend identified by a single remaining finger. the weathermen go into hiding and change their name to the weather underground. still, the attacks continue. >> now we're everywhere. and next

and the seminole classic rags called crisis in leviathan. we neither seek nor accept government funding, but support for private contributions, memberships and the sale of books and events such as tonight. with tragic shootings in the u.s. we have seen a triggering of a new debate over gun control. are there lessons from history we should be mindful of. based on recently discovered secret documents from german archives, diaries and newspapers, stephen halbrook has written an unprecedented new history of how violence in the liberal democratic society or system,dented new history of how violence in the liberal democratic society or system, free 1930 germany, free nazi germany led to gun-control measures that were utilized by the national socialists to disarm and repressed opponents and consolidate power. ironically enough, books on the third reich and holocaust failed even to mention the laws restricting firearms ownership with very few exceptions. these policies rendered political opponents including jews who were viewed as political opponent

because blacks and seminoles were fighting to maintain they're autonomy and self-determination. so every period in our history in one way or another, there have been different modes modesf resistance, there's been some kind of reisresistance. two people wrote an article years ago which i used in my stuff, borrowers, called day-to-day resistance to slavery, and they meant the little things a person do day-by-day on the plantation or whether it was breaking tools or saying that the animals wouldn't plow or whatever it was, so way to resist. so many different ways to resist. >> host: if you had to make a general statement about what was life like for southern blacks during reconstruction, what would it be? >> guest: during reconstruction, which didn't last very long, after the civil war, there was great excitement because venally black men got the right to vote, and we know that there was great excitement about that. including women who couldn't vote, but who urged the men on, and would tell them how embarrassed they would be if they didn't, even though it was risky. so there was g

in seminole there's one patient who traveled from guinea. this is the map from yesterdays world health organization. as far as the location this is a map of the three countries in west africa where the outbreak is most intense so snow in the north is guinea with the capital of conakry and western sierra leone which is the capital of freetown where the capital freetown-ism in liberia. further down here is where monrovia is which is the most impacted, most devastating part of the epidemic right now. the outbreak started right at the confluence of the rural area of the three countries. and then unfortunately it's spread through multiple rural areas. almost every district except for one. for example in sierra leon and i am skeptical of one not having any cases as well as most places in life. the majority in guinea and all three capitals of conakry, freetown and monrovia. in the 25 outbreaks of ebola in the past in africa it's always been an rural areas never in big cities and certainly not capital cities. this is different now. that is why i emp