elizabeth cady stanton had a really interesting case. she believed in a level of social equality, certainly political equality between black and white people. that was kind of a long and sad story. i do not know if you guys have gotten into the post-war period yet. there was going to be in a memo -- amendment to the constitution to give both black people and women the vote. a congressman went to frederick douglass and said, we are prepared to give black people the votes, but if you insist on attaching women to this, no one is going to pass this. i think elizabeth cady stanton never forgave him for that. she was really upset. she then goes out and campaigns to get the women's issues attached back to the amendment.

elizabeth cady stanton had a really interesting case. had a level of social equality certainly political equality between black and white people. that was kind of a long and sad story. i do not know if you guys have gotten into the host war period yet. there was going to be in a memo to the constitution to give both black people and women the vote. at a congressman went to frederick douglass and said, we are prepared to give black people the votes, but if you insist on attaching women to this, no one is going to pass this. i think elizabeth cady stanton never forgive him for that. she was really upset. she then goes out and campaigns to get the women's issues attached back to the amendment. she says, well, if you are going to give those black people they vote -- it's very ugly. relatively few abolitionists of this time would fit our definition of complete racial equality. at i think theodore parker would. william lord part -- william lloyd garrison probably would. you get to mainstream abolitionists, you would find some who believed in p

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with security we did agree that the bulbs proposed for the in bound this is when the 71 turns from stanton on the hate moved to the existing zone in front of the mcdonald and hate and the out bound unbelievable at masonic and hate we're not pursue it you did approve that it but there's issues to be worked out we'll not pursue it at this time we're happen with the accommodations they were concerned with the timing of the construction and we'll be able to work with them and the partners of public works to make sure it is the lease disruptive as possible when we do construction in the neighborhood we'll be able to do so but i'm told there membership expressed appreciation for the changes we were able to make and excited about moving forward we are that be able to continue to work with them on the design and the timing aspects you also asked us to look at the designing for bubbles into the side streets as you recall we got a letter proposing what we are proposing for hate and the side streets the time we told us one of the issues the turning rad. >> that are difficult to do there are speak we'

and neither does bill stanton.ing part about this investigation is that interview was entertaining, but it meant nothing. she failed a polygraph. at best she was inconclusive. >> we think she failed but later came out the lawyer claims the police later said she didn't actually fail, that was a tactic. we don't know what the truth is. >> the truth is let's go with deborah bradley. she said she failed. she was confronted. she will not allow herself a one-on-one conversation with the detectives in an interrogation room setting. that being said she allows somebody that's a private citizen that worked for the cia to come in and ask her softball questions, larry king questions and obviously she's going to be able to answer those questions. she's had time to prepare for them. and she's had people and she's had people preparing -- preparing -- why would they allow her to sit down with this man if they thought that there was going to be any way that she would actually be found to be deceptive? and what would it mean? >> wha

joining us is john stanton from buzzfeed. great to see you.hanks for being here. >> good to be here. >> before this politico piece came out tonight, my impression was that republicans thought this was over. they could wait it out. they were grateful it happened over the holidays and they assumed it would just go away over time if nobody said anything about it. is that now changing? is it your sense that's changing? >> well actually, this has been a concern for leadership in particular for about a week or so. since this happened, they've looked at this and said if he can come back in and in the first couple of days clear the decks with this thing. make a couple of statements and get it out of the way, everything will be fine. their question is, if they come back and there are more revelations, more questions that come up about what he was talking about, it is concerning them. tactically, they did not want to get rid of him before tomorrow. they want to make sure boehner is back in his speakership role. they don't want another leadership electio

joining me are john stanton helene mitchell, andrea mitchell. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." good morning. welcome to first sunday of 2015. the battle lines have been drawn on one side you have a president obama, he will hit the road this week, not just to sell his agenda but to get krid it for the economic recovery and acquire political capital. the white house believes they won the lame duck. you have a more powerful republican party. they hold both houses of congress and they are ready to fight over an addressggressive agenda of their own, keystone tachxes and trade and the healthcare battle. now just as the republicans were ready to take on the president they to deal with a problem. a potential standle involve lescandal involving one of their own. >> i haven't use the veto pen very often. now i suspect there will be times where i have to pull that pen out. >> just as the president is challenging republican leaders to "prove they can govern," they are scrambling to contain the fallout from the revolution that a top house republican

finally, it's bad news for you john stanton. no more selfies.ith tigers, lions and other big cats in new york it will be illegal. >> amazing. as long as it's selfies -- whiz -- >> usually, you don't like big cats. >> i don't like little cats. >> you are a bear person. >> i don't like little cats. >> you're a bear person. >> allergic to cats. >> moose. >> the selfie thing, matt, i read there's an antenna that you can make your selfies look better. that's what america needs. the selfie stick. we don't need it. that was fun. that's all for today. we will be back next week, because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >> holy crap. is that kid okay? >> who doesn't want to believe you can run on water? >> can you believe it? do you see this? believe it sunshine. >> video magicians at work. it's so goofy and so unbelievable that that's what makes it so funny. >> and bags full of tricks. >> by the end it was like pulling my hair out. i started to have nightmares about the pa charlie sheen. -- machine. >> how do they do it? >> what >> a good

. >>> and this happened just after mid night on stanton street. investigators say the shooter was in the backseat shooting the driver several times. a woman jumped out of the car and ran for help. the victim right now is on life support. >>> it is 5:05. a temple student is dead after falling eight stories to her death and police want to know if it was accidental or intentional. katy zachry is live in center city where it happened. any updates, katy? >> reporter: yes. we have heard from witnesses who say it was a harrowing scene on this busy center city sidewalk when it happened. we are talking about quite a distance, eight stories up. this is the window where it happened. police have searched the dorm room on the other side and tell me this morning they are speaking with friends of the victim who were here. this happened last night -- >> the windows are weird. you open them and they automatically close back because we are not permitted to have windows open. so with both of them shut one of them was open when the accident happened. >> we'll get bac

this happened just after midnight on stanton street. investigators believe the shooter was sitting in the backseat and shot the driver several times. a woman jumped out of the car and ran for help. the victim is on life support now. >>> and a temple student is dead after falling eight stories to her death. police want to know if this was accidental or intentional. katy zachry is live in center city where this happened in front of a lot of witnesses. katy, what can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: yeah, this woman fell eight floors to the ground below. this is where it happened inside a dormitory at the corner of 16th and chestnut. it happened when the sidewalk below was extremely crowded with commuters going home. police say it is fortunate more people were not hurt. this is the scene where police arrived to the corner of 16th and chestnut with two women on the ground. the temple freshman as rebecca kemp as well as a 44-year-old woman kemp injuried when she landed on her. she may have been taking pictures before she fell from the

that is what is at stake, freedom of choice, the same way a elizabeth stanton and harriet beecher stowe and harriet tubman and said turner truth, the same way they were fighting and people were saying a woman's place is at home, saying the same thing about slavery so that is what the fight is all about not about religion the abuse of religion, at and turning it into an instrument of the state where the religion loses its spiritual power. we see people trying to do the same thing here in this country. what i am trying to say is poets and journalists became the first targets some of them were killed and still in jail and being killed and the point of this is greenough books are objects for which people kill and are killed so everything everything is obviously drawn that is the question i started this book with connaught and that elliott bay book store he was in the queue for autographs and was from iran and it was all useless. these people meaning the american people said they are not like us, hundreds of pages of madam boveri or huckleberry finn. these people don't care about such things

this happened on stanton street in west philadelphia. investigators tell us the shooter was in the backseat and opened fire to hit the victim several times. police are now looking for the suspects. >>> happening today, a pre-trial hearing for the three defendants in a deadly courthouse shooting in wilmington. david matusiwitz his mother and sister are charged with cyber stalking with their trial set in june. the three co-defendants played a role in the violence that played out at the new castle courthouse in 2013 when thomas david's dad, targeted one of the women police officers over custody issues. >>> yesterday a judge stopped a trial some tomlinson could go to the hospital. he said he has diabetes and his blood sugar was high. he has sold thousands of dollars in packages to charities that never really existed. >>> a bucks county teacher's reward has topped $10,000. aerial teams are looking for christopher tully. he was an award-winning teacher. authorities focused the search along i-76 at city avenue. tully's parents were driving him

. >> reporter: at stanton elementary school in washington, d.c.y this class of fourth graders was treated to a lesson of healthy cooking by local celebrity chef james robinson. what do you add to your food instead of a lot of salt? chef j.r. as he's known has a message about cooking. it's more about it. the son of a single mother he spent much of his childhood homeless sleeping in shelters on someone's shelters or even in empty buildings. >> i walked around with a book bag full of clothes because i didn't know where i was going to be. >> you thought you were going to be on the street all your life. >> yeah. you were either going to die or be in jail. >> reporter: in high school he started dreaming about a way out and he knew it would have to involve his passion. where did you get your passion for cooking? >> my passion for cooking, i got it from my grandmother when i was 11 years old and she introduced me to flipping the pancake and i was mesmerized by it it. >> reporter: he got a scholarship for culinary school but he had no money for housing. >>

it says to stanton, mosby is returning from hong kong. please help them find a job. stanton looks at mosby, who is just aghast, he says i have a job in my law department if you want. he says yeah, you bet. he stays with the southern pacific railroad for 16 years. 1885-1901. leland stanford has a little place for the weekends where he has little parties. some of the neighbors out there are from virginia. they have a son named george. mosby is introduced to the little george patton. because patton's parents are military people, they know mosby's reputation. they trust him to take their son out horseback riding. it is not mosby teaching the kid. it is the kid peppering mosby with questions. what you do if you are low on ammunition? how do you feign retreat? it is the kid who peppers mosby with questions. the old guerrilla chief. mosby does his best to answer them. when george grows up, he puts pistols on his hips just like mosby. so, he is now at the southern pacific railroad. he argues before the supreme court a couple of times. the supreme court was a welcoming court

this happened just after midnight on stanton street in west philadelphia. investigators tell us the man, the shooter was sitting in the back when he opened fire hitting the driver several times including a shot in the head. police are still looking for the suspect. >>> a temple student is dead after falling eight stories out of the building. and on to a person below. now we are checking on the safety of that building. nbc 10's katy zachry is live near the corner of 16th street and chestnut with more on the investigation. what have you learned, katy? >> reporter: first, take a look behind me at the sidewalk it was a harrowing scene here for commuters headed home. a woman fell eight stories to her death and injuries a woman walking home. now this happened just before 6:00 last night. police say the victim may have been hanging outside of the window taking pictures when she fell. though they have not ruled this an accident yet pending the investigation. friends say the woman is rebecca kim who was a temple freshman and was at the university of art when she fel

. >> reporter: at stanton elementary school in washington, d.c., recently, this class of fourth gradersated to a lesson of healthy cooking by local celebrity chef james robinson. what do you add to your food instead of a lot of salt? you've got to raise your hand. >> reporter: chef j.r. as he's known has a message that's about more than cooking. it's also about overcoming adversity. >> my childhood was rough. >> reporter: rough is an understatement. the son of a single mother with six children robinson spent much of his childhood homeless, often sleeping in shelter ss, on someone's sofa or even in empty buildings. >> i walked around with a book bag full of clothes because i didn't know where i was going to be. >> you thought you were going to be on the street all your life. >> yeah. you were either going to die or be in jail. most of my friends were like, i can't do this anymore. >> reporter: in high school he started dreaming about a way out and he knew it would have to involve his passion. where did you get your passion for cooking? >> my passion for cooking, i got it from my grandmot

simon and william stanton of tiburon were involved in a road rage incident in july. the defense says simon was scared for his life and had the right to shoot the man when he followed him home. >>> an 83-year-old buys an iphone in berkeley and then watch what happens. as he leaves the apple store, a man comes up from behind, he steals the phone from the man and takes off. some people in the parking lot tried to catch the thief but he got away. it happened last month at the busy 4th street shopping district in berkeley. police hope someone recognizes the suspect in these surveillance pictures. >>> here he is crossing 4th street a short time before the robbery. and a better look at the suspect once he made it across the street. >>> we're following some developing news. isis threats to kill two hostages and isis deadline has passed in the face of japanese journalist and jordanian military pilot -- their fate is unclear. the journalist's wife wants jordan and japan to agree to demands from the terror group. isis wants a failed female suicide bomber released by jordan. >>

. >> at stanton elementary school in washington, d.c., recently, this class of fourth graders was treatedo a lesson on healthyl cooking by local celebrity chef james robinson. >> what would you add to your food instead of a lot of sauce? you have to raise your hand. >> reporter: chef j.r. as he's known has a message that's about more than cooking. it's also about overcoming adversity. i >> my childhood was rough. >> reporter: "rough" is an understatement. the son of a single mother with six children, robinson spent much of his childhood homeless often sleeping in shelters or on someone's sofa, even in emptyempt buildings. >> i walked around with a book bag full of clothes because i didn't know where i would be that night. >> reporter: you thought you would be on the street all your life? >> yeah. you're either going to die or be in jail. that's where most of my friends did. i was to the point where i couldn't do this anymore. >> reporter: in high school he started dreaming about a way out. he knew it would have to involve his passion. where did you get your passion from cooking? >> i got

. >>> a grinding head-on crash in stanton delaware today the crash came on newport pike police say that a car crossed the center line and both drivers had to be air lifted to christiana hospital, the extent of their injuries is closed from mcarthur drive to mid state boulevard causing backups for the rush. >> speaking of challenging what is more challenging raising 5-month-old or giving the forecast? >> raising the child the most difficult job on this planet but rewarding tomorrow will be dicey around here during the evening rush hour we know it will cause a slowup here. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan south of vineland and dover light rain showers near atlantic city through much of delaware as we press in closer the last little gasp of some of nodes rain drops from surf city to atlantic city, they are off the coast and ventd you'lly the sky will clear for a time tonight and early tomorrow morning. temperatures are all above freezing and will remain above freezing while the roadways dry you here this evening. 35 in trenton and reading 41 and the poconos did get a little bi

new animal welfare license plates were unveiled at the spca in stanton.of wilmington had his design chosen. they sell for $50, $35 go to the animal welfare license plate funds. proceeds provide low cost spay and neuter surgery. >>> hash tag is attracting star power. wabc brings us the woman's mission. >> i feel like i've been dealt a crappy hand and i am kind of doing the best i can with what i've got. >> reporter: you see when katie was 13 months old she was diagnosed with a cystic fie -- >> katie and her husband joe a new york city firefighter at her hospital room are coming together all because of the growing campaign, hash tag ump for katie. you see in 2011, katie had a double lung transplant. at first she thrived and her body rejected the organs. her friends turned to social media. more well wishes poured in from celebrities, people all over the world, rooting for a girl from queens. >> it's overwhelming. it really makes me feel positive, and makes me feel have good days, thinking so many people are behind me. >> reporter: in front of her a mural of

nicholas patler is a resident of stanton, virginia. he holds a bachelor of science degree in government from liberty university, and a master's degree in liberal arts with a concentration in government from harvard university, division of coming education. he has written a number of articles for various publications including the journal of southern history as well as "peace review," a journal of southern justice. his most unique article offers a unique per speggetive and nonviolent option for the palestinian conflict. his first book "jim crowe and the administration" protesting segregation in the early to the century was released in february of 2004 by the university press of colorado. he is currently adapting a screenplay taken from the book in collaboration with director charles burnett and peggy trotter-damon-briefly. based on the tragic life of early equal rights left lane trotter, a student of mu hat may gondy and mr. patler is committed to seeking seclusions to nonviolent conflict through preasful means such as nonviolent direct

pockets of freezing rain near stanton and parts of the shenandoah valley.ll continue to watch this over the next couple of hours. problems are few and far between but that does not mean you should let your guard down. you need to remain very cautious driving around this morning. black ice is unusually hard to see. south on 270 by the beltway. most of the problems are by clarksburg in northern parts of montgomery county. warm air is coming everybody. temperatures will inch their way near 40 degre afternoon. overnight tonight, temperatures will continue to rise. and we'll surge to near 60 degrees for tomorrow. but for today, the weather will have an impact on your saturday. it will be a moderate one. mostly for a cold rain with a few areas of sleet out there. view at national airport. cloudy skies and plenty of dampness around. 39 degrees, the current temperature. areawide mid to upper 30s around town. already low 40s. southern maryland stafford fredericksburg still hovering just barely above the freezing mark. sheltered locations between hager sls hagerstown

wells this is whole sail romney tissue rejection by republicans, right now by john stanton -- let's starth you, john. it seems to me -- i never saw it coming. >> there's a lot of -- they don't think obama is easy to beat. >> no, well obama care stinks, people hate it, the economy is not doing well. they came in and should have had a better chance. >> and who es are they going to pick from that group? obviously a much different presidential primary field. there's no herman cain here. this is a different field this time. >> it's going to be 25 people, too. >> absolutely. >> let me -- i always say to people, the first primary is in your head. you decide to ran. mario cuomo never ran, colin powell never ran. condie rice, she could have been there for life, but you've got to run, you've got to get in this thing. i think mitt romney has a level of self-assurance, call it arrogance, which is so superior because of his education, his family, his background, money, it gives him a sense of walking into a room and thinking he's better than the president of the united states. that helped him in his f

they don't have anything neither does bill stanton.of this investigation is that interview was entertaining but it meant nothing. she failed a polygraph. >> well -- >> she was inconclusive at best. >> we think she was fooled but then they told the lawyer the police told them she p didn't actually fail that was a tactic. we don't know what the truth is. >> the truth is let's go with deborah bradley. she said she failed. she was confronted she will not allow herself a one-on one conversation with the detectives in an interrogation room setting. that being said, she allows somebody that is a private citizen that worked for the cia to come in and ask her softball questions. larry king questions. of course she is going to be able to answer those questions. she is had time to prepare for them and she is had people preparing. why would they allow her to sit down with this man if they thought tlvz going to be anyway she was going to be deceptive and what did it mean? it would mean nothing. >> twha do you think is the most compelling piece of e

i want to thank your mayor stanton. he was here. there he is. he's doing a great job. i want to thank your principal, john bayer jr. and your superintendent ken scribner. and i want to thank all of the students and staff and faculty who may be here. we really appreciate your hospitality. one last acknowledgment. i had a chance to meet a couple of really good friends. mark kelly and gabby giffords. and this was a remarkable meeting for me because it was four years ago today that gabby and some other wonderful arizonans were gunned down outside a supermarket in tucson. it's a tough day for a lot of folks down there. we keep them in their thoughts and prayers, but gabby is doing great. she looks wonderful and she's got the same energy and passion that she always has had. even as she waged her own fight to recover, she's fought to prevent the next tragedies from happening to others. he's a hero and a great arizonan. so really proud of her. and her brother who is also an astronaut, her brother-in-law who is also an astronaut is going to be in space for a year. he was just o

you will find it -- of the suitland parkway at stanton road, closed right now unfortunately.thbound through marlboro, we have a crush on the left side of the roadway possibly blocking the left lane at about six or eight vehicles involved in this crash. camera 395 moving up through seminary road, this is just volume, nothing huge, not bad for a friday. not trying to jinx anything. jacqui, how about our forecast? >> pretty good except for the wind. 40 degrees right now temperatures are slowly falling and will continue to do so. windchill advisory from noon until midnight. it is 40 downtown, 35 at dulles and 36 at winchester. i expect the feel factor to be in the 20's. we could get a few flurries here in there otherwise early sunny skies. temperatures will drop down tonight into the teens and when you wake up tomorrow morning it will feel like single-digit. sunshine tomorrow, still breezy but not as yesterday. i would temperature around 32 degrees. as you head into sunday, a better chance of rain-snow mix rather than all snow for this weekend event, brad. >> thank you, jacqui. t

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set your attention to the southwest pocket of the screen here around stanton, that is snow oversprelding the area going into saturday morning, a mixture of snow and rain right between manassas/culpeper. all that snow eventually with the colder air coming in by late friday/early saturday that is snow and it will be accumulating early hours on saturday up until at least lunchtime to around 1:00 2:00 p.m. always what we tell you to download the storm team weather app. if you're away, we have the latest updates there on our storm team 4 weather app. 44 degrees the high temperature for tomorrow so we're quiet and we're quiet through the daylight hours friday. it's around 8:00, 9:00 when the snow moves back in. saturday 80% chance of rain and snow right now, the temperature high is 37 degrees, then yet another storm comes in for sunday. this one late sunday into monday. we'll talk more about that one and how it could impact the early part of next week and what the trend is looking like too, for next week. get ready, folks. >> thanks veronica. >>> changes are coming to your facebook news feed.

look how much warmer it is to our west not just 54 in winchester but 58 in stanton and harrisburg and almost 60 degrees in petersburg, west virginia right now. temperatures almost 10 to 20 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. here is the way your sunday is shaping up. mild and breezy lingering showers through 12:00, 1:00. most of us should be dry by then. mild and breezy into the low 60s this afternoon, maybe the low 60s if we get a little sunshine. by later this evening, cool breezy and chilly. temperatures back into the 40s by 11:00 p.m. and 30s when you wake up tomorrow morning. future weather, cloudy skies. the nice patch of rain breaking up. the clouds will remain fairly thick through the rest of the morning and into the afternoon, thin out just a bit. as the cold front comes by about 6:00 7:00 8:00 could ring out one or two showers, priorly into southern maryland to the eastern shore. everybody drys out an clears out overnight. breezy and cold in the morning. teens and 20s for windchills tomorrow morning. that will be cold for sure. sunny and chilly through the course of

and the box and those of us who volunteer and have to answer questions like to tell the story that stanton- later in the day lincoln died. can you confirm that? is that a part of the story? and any other photographs that he took of historic places like that that could be used for restoration or for history? >> well, i think gardner people got there first and did a lot of pictures pictures around the event itself, including, i think, a picture of the telegraph office where the news went out to the nation that lincoln had died. i think brady's men got over there later and took the images they took. as i say, i mean, gardner had a better sort of journalistic sense. they were often -- brady people were often following them, i think. i'm not sure -- i don't really know about other historic sites. >> did he also photograph historic sites in the city, in washington, in other cities where it wasn't just battlefields or people, but also architectural places that we -- >> well, when the -- when gibson went down on the peninsula, he often took pictures of sites related to revolutionary war yorkstown

areas like cullpepper and around stanton. fast-moving system by 6:00 almost out of here gaithersburg baltimore around frederick, maryland, mixed conditions around d.c. with rain primarily to the south and east. 9:00 it's pretty much gone headed to the eastern shore. so what to expect on thursday very light, whatever falls, again, a mixture of rain and snow snow maybe up to the north. this event 3:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. i think roads on thursday are really fine until we get to the late evening hours. around 7:00 8:00 a couple hours after the sunset. 36 degrees tomorrow breezy sunshine. thursday, the high 39. that will certainly help with the road temperatures for that little system, that fast-moving system that comes through. clouds again start to increase. on friday right now we're left with windy conditions very cold conditions. we may have a high of 36 degrees but wait till you psi the windchill temperatures we're forecasting on friday. when i return later in the newscast i'll show you the areas that i think there could be