in early september, key and skinner sail right. look at the bottle of water behind me, this is the patasco river the of flows into the harbor baltimore city. if you were standing here, you ship, a packetall ship bearing key and skinner going down the river to british.s with the a few years later, they endezvous with a huge british armada with 50 ships coming up he bay under a flag of truce, the british negotiate what the british high command. allowed in ner are the admiral's cabin. there's an negotiation, no over some fine meal and some port wine for dessert. n the course of negotiation, perhaps the british gave key and skinner a hard time. but they ultimately relented and beans go free. however, on one condition -- hat they had to witness the bombardment of ft. mchenry and the attack on baltimore. because as these negotiations taking place, the british high command figured that key and skinner had seen too much of their preparations to attack baltimore. to make sure they didn't go back and tell all they knew. and so now the stage

key and skinner are allowed in the admiral's cabin. there is a negotiation -- in the course of negotiation, perhaps the british gave key and skinner a hard time and they ultimately let dr. beanes go free on one condition, that they had to witness the bombardment of fort mchenry and the attack on baltimore. because as the negotiations were taking place, the british high command figured that key and skinner had seen too much of their preparations to attack baltimore. so they wanted to make sure they did not go back and tell all they knew. so now the stage is set for key to be an eyewitness to the bombardment to the british attack on baltimore. this is coming to an half weeks after the destruction of the government buildings and washington, d.c., a time in our nation where there were numerous battlefields in canada. a time where the war had not been going well. the treasure was bankrupt. many people thought that baltimore would just be another one of a long string of defeats. who knows? perhaps we would have to concede other concessions t

and cockburn mentioned to skinner as they're walking along the deck of albeon, the flagship, that he doesn't see much way out for the president. he says, quote, mr. madison will have to put on his armor and fight it out. i see nothing else left. there is nothing subtle about this, and cockburn was aware that this word would get back to washington and madison pretty quickly. but cockburn was so unimpressed with the american defenses that he didn't mind sending this word. he knew that there was nothing really the americans could do about it. in its third year, the war had taken a very ugly turn for the united states. driven primarily by events overseas, in particular in april 1814 prosecution the application of napoleon, which appears to have ended two decades of war in europe, and the british who had been able to really devote relatively scant resources to this annoying war on -- across the ocean were now in a position to put an end to this conflict. and relatively small number of troops, some of them from the force that had just defeated napoleon, some of them who had been under the

but nancy skinner says the $3 million of immediate cash that sb8-83 provides to the debt ridden hospital is only a band aid. a temporary solution. but perhaps hope of funding a permanent one. >> it gives us another window of time to see if we can provide funding for long term sustainability for the hospital. >> reporter: the emergency room is already closed and one death has been blamed for it because the next hospital was too far away. >> reporter: one out of three people in contra costa county live in direct proximity to that hospital and the nearest county hospital is far away with no transit access. so this is really a safety net hospital for people who have no other options. >> reporter: skinner hopes the $3 million will last until february, possibly march. live in the news room, andria borba, kpix5. >> doctors medical center is looking for options of a possible sale. next to it, a different operator is interested in the property. the owners of a casino. >>> the drought is draining away dollars meant for uc and cal state. the governor vetoed legislation that would have divided the m

. >> when they called bullying skinner's name to wear the homecoming crown, something became more profoundhe deserves it all. there is no way to describe how much good of a person she is. >> there is something unique about the 17-year-old teen. students describe her as a friend to everyone. >> it is what is inside that counts, not the outside. >> she is one of the nicest persons in school. >> a group told her she had been nominated to the homecoming court and she hadn't. and that is when two friends hatched a plan to help her. >> we said no matter what, whoever gets it, we're giving her the crown. >> they passed the idea along to the principal and they said these are the kind of kids we want to send into the world. >> in all of my times in school, this is the greatest moment i've experienced as a principal. >> and so it was on homecoming night, lillian was taking photos for the high school paper. >> and the winner is anahi alvarez. >> we are proud to announce, lillian skinner. please step forward and receive this honor. >> she's coming over and she put it on my head. >> that is right, at g

lillian skinner is one of the nicest people they have earlier month.as told she had been nominated for homecoming court when she was not. her two best friends, who were on the homecoming court decided to give skinner the crown if they won. >> seeing the look at her face. just the way she reacted towards it was priceless. and i knew it was the right decision. >> i was like, wow, really? it was a dream. >> the principal says this is one of the proudest moments of his entire school career. it gives you a little chill there. some people can be so cruel. others can step up and be so nice. >> educators work so hard. but ultimately trying to build characters is higher achievement for sure. >> good for them. >>> new pressure on the redskins to change their team name. why a new idea could not only cost our team but every team in the nfl. >>> the reason it could be tougher to find a parking spot this morning. and it's almost the weekend. yipee! storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. he'll get you through your friday forecast. your next weather and traffic on th

lillian skinner is one of the nicest people they have earlier month. she was told she had been nominated for homecoming court when she wasnot. her two best friends, who were on the homecoming court decided to give skinner the crown if they won. >> seeing the look at her face. just the way she reacted towards it was priceless. and i knew it was the right decision. >> i was like, wow, really? it was a dream. >> the principal says this is one of the proudest moments of his entire school career. we hear so many stories about bullying and mean girls. and the two girls stepped up to show love for their friends. it means so much and sets a good example. >> it says so much about them. the kids are doing well. a lot of them are doing well. we can appreciate that. . >>> a pretty frightening flight. what's being named of a midair emergency with a cabin filling with smoke >> extreme measures now in place in one african country in hopes of slowing the ebola epidemic. >>> a warmup is on the horizon. your hour-by-hour forecast at 5:31. >>> stay connected when you're

ciaran skinner and matthew hoag, thank you. we appreciate broet both of your insights on this. >> thank you. >> the 2016 race for president still a very long way away. more than 700 days. we all know how important iowa is to the presidential race. right now hillary clinton is there frying -- although i found out it's actually grilling some steaks along with her husband. we take to you the annual harkin steak fry coming up. ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! how do you sleep like that? you dry up, your cold feels even worse. well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip, and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do. sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retir

and cockburn mentioned to skinner as they're walking along the deck of albeon, the flagship, that hedoesn't see much way out for the president. he says, quote, mr. madison will have to put on his armor and fight it out. i see nothing else left. there is nothing subtle about this, and cockburn was aware that this word would get back to washington and madison pretty quickly. but cockburn was so unimpressed with the american defenses that he didn't mind sending this word. he knew that there was nothing really the americans could do about it. in its third year, the war had taken a very ugly turn for the united states. driven primarily by events overseas, in particular in april 1814 prosecution the application of napoleon, which appears to have ended two decades of war in europe, and the british who had been able to really devote relatively scant resources to this annoying war on -- across the ocean were now in a position to put an end to this conflict. and relatively small number of troops, some of them from the force that had just defeated napoleon, some of them who had been under the c

berkeley city councilwoman nancy skinner and uc berkeley student winner nob era. all six were lead off amidst the cheer of demonstrators the arrests were carries out peacefully and as students leaders were processed and released in less than 10 minutes. today's protest marks a change in their strategy. from now on there will be daily demonstrations at university hall and a number of prominent people will look to get elected. as we've seen what happens at the embassy, the south african embassy in south africa the cumulative effect will be dramatic. >> it's not about getting people arrested but to keep the impression in the minds of the administration that they can't just ignore this issue that they just can't wait us out. that we're going to continue to put the demands on them. >> reporter: the students kept the pressure, and the board of regents voted to divest. the university system pulled out $3.1 billion. in 1990, nelson mandel newly freed after 27 years behind bars spoke to some 58,000 people at the oakland coliseum where he thanked the crowd for the efforts t

skinner described the hospital as a safety net for richmond and other west contra costa communities.ers boarding a plane were quickly evacuated this afternoon because of a suspicious carry on bag. the bag was in an overhead bin and it had wired sticking out of it. it happened on a flight bound for oregon. but the bag belonged to a crew of a tv show. the flight resumed about two hours later. >>> more than 30 mayors are expected to take part in the conference. with the recent series of demonstrations in ferguson, mayor greg fisher of louisville kentucky says it's a matter of balancing the safety of police and residents. >> the intermediate part of dialogue must begin. >>> state water officials may deal with drought by issuing a budget for each household. the budget will be assessed based on the size of the household and outdoor needs. households who go over their water allocations would pay extra. southern california counties are already using the strategy. there are reports that state officials may have the information they need to start handing out water budgets by next month. >>> fa

joining us is patrick skinner, former cia case officer, lieutenant colonel rick francona here in new york and jamie dutmer, daily beast contributor. patrick, i want to start with these turkish hostages just freed overnight. what do you make of that? >> well, that's a big deal. turkey had been very reluctant to make any overt moves against isis. it's unclear how dramatic a change their stance against isis will be now that their citizens are released. it's unclear how they were released, but it's a good day for turkey, and it's a big deal for the coalition if turkey moves more aggressively against isis. >> i know colonel francona, you have a different opinion about that. >> well, i wonder what the price was for the freedom of these turkish hostages because i know the turkish intelligence service was involved. so i'm hoping that the price was not the continued refusal of turkey to allow the americans and nato or whoever else is going to be involved in the coalition to use those turkish air bases. those turkish air bases would be absolutely critical to our efforts if we go into syria. so

this goes back to bf skinner and a concept called immediate reinforcement and the way i will illustrate it is that you have a rat in a cage and the rat is supposed to push a lever to get food but the rat doesn't know which push brings the food so the rat is compelled to push all the time, all the time. it is called intermittent reinfor reinforcement and it is the sam thing happening if your phone. you press and press and press because you don't know when the good things are coming. it is a variable slot machine in your pocket. you add that to the social wiring you are finding something super powerful and i have not given the full range of lure yet. >> it is really powerful. i don't think when people are doing it they realize what a package of dynamite is sitting in the car with them. it is part of our daily life and seen as a fixture or tool and that invisibility also adds to the fact that you know, what it is doing to us, and you know, it is kind of becoming invisible. >> i like the way you put it where it has become a fixture. it is like we understand it to be part of life and maybe e

we would like to announce lillian skinner, please step forward and receive this honor. >> i was surprised. how is that possible? >> we basically ran for lilly. she didn't know. she keeps asking us, my name wasn't on the ballot. why me? because it was a surprise. >> they were tears of happiness. i never -- >> what a great moment between all the friends there. i like the crown the dude got, too. >> she has great friends. >> apple has set a new record this weekend. >> they sold more than 10 million iphones 6 and 6 plus models in the first three days of their availability. it took samsung a month to hit the 10 million mark. the new iphones are available in the u.s. and nine other countries. did you go check it out? >> no, i did not. those lines were making me crazy. >> i'm going to get the iphone 8. >> you're going to wait. let the bugs get all ironed out. you know, it's like i held on to my flip phone until i had to finally. >> my parents still have theirs. they love it. i don't know why. from norway comes the story of a meteorologist who broke a world record. because the forecaster now hold

and also skinner, a professor at carnegie mellon. "reagan in his own hands" and a book about his radio commentaries. for the first time, people can see the depth of his thinking. but you do not get the ideological muscular arguments and personal arguments you get into the diaries as you do in of the letters. they came out at just the right time. also, a book called -- i think important to me and other people by john patrick who was a very liberal historian and was a reagan opponent and then the unofficial historian. he wrote about the labor movement and the women's movement. his last book and we became friends. it is -- this lifetime liberal and reagan critic writes a book about ronald reagan in which he said he is one of the 4 greatest presidents. the criteria is like washington and lincoln and roosevelt, he rescued or saved many people. we think about the best criteria for america president. the human freedom and privacy and all of those things. the third thing is the funeral itself. i have been working on a book. when he passes aw

skinner and the concept called intermittent negative reinforcement into the way that i would describeit that would connect to your audience as it did for me is that you have a rat in the cage and they are supposed to push the lever to get food for the rat doesn't know which push will bring the foods of the rat is compelled to push all the time. it's called intermittent reinforcement. one of the most powerful words in all of psychology and if you'll forgive the comparison of us to rodents that is exactly the same thing happening with your phone. you press and press because you don't know when it's going to come. as many scientists call it it is a slot machine in your pocket, so you add that to the social wiring and you are starting to find something super powerful and i haven't yet given you the full range yet. >> i don't think that when people are doing at the quite realized what a package of dynamite is again sitting in the car with them. i think that it also seems as though it is just such a part of our daily life it's just seated as a fixture in the tool, so that kind of perception

toyena corliss skinner paul albert skrzypek christopher paul slattery vincent robert slavin robert f.ul kenneth sloan firefighter stanley s. smagala jr. wendy l. small catherine t. smith daniel laurence smith gary f. smith george eric smith heather lee smith james gregory smith jeffrey r. smith joyce patricia smith karl t. smith firefighter kevin joseph smith leon smith jr. moira ann smith monica rodriguez smith rosemary a. smith bonnie smithwick rochelle monique snell christine ann sinma dianne bullis snyder leonard j. snyder jr. astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song maria soaper michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear jr. robert spisz spiceman and my mother eli beth holmes george edward spencer iii and my uncle joseph palmer, you're a true hero. we love you, we miss you, and we'll never forget you. robert andrew spencer mary rubina sperando frank spinelli william e. spitz joseph patrick spor jr. klaus johanne

this goes back to bf skinner and a concept called intermittent reinforcement.the way i would illustrated is it will connect to your audience as it did for me is that you have a rat in a cage in the rat is supposed to push a lever to get food that the rat doesn't know which bush will bring the food. the rat is compelled to push all the time, all the time, all the time. it's called intermittent reinforcement, one of the most powerful lures in all of psychology so forgive the comparison of us to a rodent. it's exactly the same thing happening with your phone. you press and press impressed and you don't when the good thing is going to come. it's a veritable slot machine in your pocket. to add that piece to the social wiring, you are starting to find something super powerful and i haven't given you the full range yet. >> host: it's really powerful. i don't think when people are doing it they quite realize what a package of dynamite is sitting in the car with them. i think it also seems as though it's a part of our daily life. it's a fixture, a tool so that perceptua

jim skinner was magnificent at mcdonald's.ithout a doubt the performance is not off to a good start. but he needs a little bit more time. iss and some of the proxy firms wouldn't judge him harshly in such a short term. usually looking for more than two or three years to see how well a ceo has taken charge. but this is a little bit fast. and boy, mandy, when you get to the world of retail it's like being the proverbial mosquito in a nudist colony. you hardly know where to bite first. looking what's happened of course american aapparel makes mcdonald's look good. but he would know how to transform that really well. turning to my own pick, i figure fair game toys bring my own sector into this academia which is not going to enhance my career any looking at a college president who serves on many private corporate boards with strategic involvement. when you take a look at somebody who's on 15 boards, is that possible in this day and age? yes, there is somebody. 6, 7 of them are corporate boards. others are major universities like mi

toyena corliss skinner paul albert skrzypek christopher paul slattery vincent robert slavin robert f. sliwak paul kenneth sloan firefighter stanley s. smagala jr. wendy l. small catherine t. smith daniel laurence smith gary f. smith george eric smith heather lee smith james gregory smith jeffrey r. smith joyce patricia smith karl t. smith firefighter kevin joseph smith leon smith jr. moira ann smith monica rodriguez smith rosemary a. smith bonnie smithwick rochelle monique snell christine ann sinma dianne bullis snyder leonard j. snyder jr. astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song maria soaper michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear jr. robert spisz spiceman and my mother eli beth holmes george edward spencer iii and my uncle joseph palmer, you're a true hero. we love you, we miss you, and we'll never forget you. robert andrew spencer mary rubina sperando frank spinelli william e. spitz joseph patrick spor jr. kla

it was introduced by nancy skinner.nia is now the 3rd state in the country to explicitly ban sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace drecked towards unpaid interns. employees at creek businesses were cited after selling alcohol to a minor. on friday night they conducted a sting operation with an under age decoy. they went to 6 different businesses that have alcohol beverage control licenses. of those 6, 3 sold to the minor. the employees were cited business owners contacted and alcohol beverage control was notified. police say this was part of an on going effort to reduce under age drinking in the city. >>> we do have a recall to tell you about involving tomatoes that were sold at grocery stores. tray see taylor farms has issued a volunteer recall for expo fresh roman tomato. they include packages that was at the costco stores with the packing date of september 5th september 5th and 6th. it effects salad that is sold at deli and safe way stores. it was found during routine testing. >>> the city can be race

here to break this down, tom fuentes, former fbi assistant director and patrick skinner, former cia caser of special projects for the suffin group. tom, i want to start with you here. i want you to explain to people what are the specific environmental threats facing britain right now. how does britain see things differently than the united states, tom? >> john, they see it differently because it is different for them. united states has maybe 100 people or slightly more that have traveled to join isis and syria in iraq and some of them have thankfully, i guess you could almost say, made that a one-way trip. so that reduces the fact that they're going to come back here and attack us at home. but for britain, they have more than 500 of their citizens that they know of that have traveled there. they don't have the resources that we have. in the past when i worked with them, they said they'd be lucky if they had enough resources to cover 20 or 30 small groups of terrorists. we saw an example of that in july of 2005 when they had looked at the group and didn't have the ability to keep them cov

. >> reporter: everyone feel that is way about lillian skinner except for a few students who played aling her she had been nominated to the homecoming court when she hadn't. that's when two of lillian's friends, who were nominated, made a plan. >> we said if one of us wins, we're giving lillian the crown. >> reporter: they ran their idea by the principal. >> in all my time in school, this is probably the greatest announcement. >> and your queen is -- >> and the bullies were silent. >> we would like to announce lillian skinner. please step forward and receive this honor. >> lillian never saw it coming. >> i was like, wow, really? >> seeing the look on her face and just the way she reacted towards it, it was priceless. and i knew that it was the right decision. >> a small gesture, a big impact. >> for me, i want to say -- and i always say lily won. i just ran in her place. >> and the power of simple kindness. janet shamlian, nbc news, houston. >> that has to put a smile on your face this morning. it is 8:06. let's get another check of the weather with al. >> you skipped school? when did

mchenry, which, of course, is what francis scott key accompanied by john skinner and some other americans witness and we won't go into that story. safe to say that i think it is always important to remember that there is a question mark at the end of that first verse that key writes. when he's witnessing this attack, he's not just wondering whether the flag is going to be flying over the ft. mchenry, he's wondering whether the united states is going to survive, you know, three weeks after the destruction of federal washington, it certainly seemed possible that the country was on the brink of collapse. and baltimore and also as don mentioned, lake champlain and more important victory that turns back to the british attack from quebec really, when this news arrives in london, this changes the atmosphere quite a bit. so after the heady rush from washington's collapse, reality begins setting in. it is worth noting that at gent, on august 24th, the very day that washington is burned, the american delegation was meeting with british commissioners and they were rejecting demands that the british