edwin stanton: what? corporal james tanner: shorthand, sir. edwin stanton: yes, come here. mr.ing questions of the witnesses before chief justice cartter. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. tom hanks: the assassination of abraham lincoln is witnessed by more than 1,500 people, yet no two accounts match. lieutenant crawford: a.m.s. crawford. henry hawk: uh, william henry hawk. james p. ferguson: uh, james p. ferguson. lieutenant crawford: i thought at first he was intoxicated. there was a glare in his eye. i turned to captain mcgowan, intending to say something in reference to this man's manner. james p. ferguson: i was looking with an opera glass to see, uh, which citizen it was, with the president. lieutenant crawford: the next instant, the shot was fired. [gunshot]. lieutenant crawford: i said at once it was the president's box and jumped to the door. henry hawk: i was on stage at the time of the firing. [gunshot]. james p. ferguson: and he put his hands on the cushion of the box and he threw his feet right over. and he pulled part of a state flag off. henry hawk: and as i looked

(becky) - miss stanton! miss stanton! i'm sorry i'm late, miss stanton. - well, you certainly have been a stranger, miss caldwell. you have two weeks work to catch up on. - yes, ma'am. - i'll wait out here. - good luck. (horses approaching) (cowboys whooping) - it's breck. (cowboys whooping) im all right! i told you we'd bring along enough men to finish the job. - so, you're gonna stop me? - that's the idea. - unh! (grunting) - leave him alone! leave him alone! - now, see all the trouble you went and caused. - you animal! - too bad you didn't pack your clothes when i asked you, lady. now they'll just have to go up with the schoolhouse. ng) - don't do it, breck! don't do it! - you leave her alone! get. - put that thing up. look, boys... we got us here another one. (men whooping) - whoa, whoa, whoa. turn that man loose. he's mine. - so you came to fight? - that's why the uniforms. we like to dress up for a fight. - all right. but you'll have to wait your turn. mr. breck got here first. - all right, breck... start. what are

stanton. he's a new hire today. this is pam kahanic.he's going to get you going on the machine and start showing you. so you want to walk this way? >> all right. >> thanks to his good behavior, stanton has just been approved for a job in the garment factory, one of the highest paid inmate positions in the prison. >> first thing you have to know is the right side of the fabric. >> they've changed this place around a lot. do a lot of lockdown here now. kind of get you out of the cell a little bit. feel a little more normal. >> where we work, we're in close contact with them all every day. they're around you, and you just can't avoid that. >> not too straight. >> that's all right. >> it's a different story for jerry weir. >> the last time we saw him, he had just finished a term in segregation and was lobbying to move back in with his former cellie. five days later he was back in segregation. >> his class one write-up was for dealing dangerous drugs, which came from him passing off his medication to another offender. >> weir traded his medi

season 11 of nbc's "the voice" will be revealed as part of a two hour wrap up to the season.stephanie stanton is in los angeles with a preview. it was the last chance for the four finalists to earn america's vote.(sot sundance head / team blake :09-11)"i went out there and ripped my heart out and shoved it through the microphone."nats "i could thnumber one spot on the itunes chartwith his orinmposit go"....his cover of the etta jamesclassic "at last" came in at number two.nats but team adam's billy gilman was right behind in the next two spots... including #3 with "because of me"...a tune maroon 5 had to leave off its most recentalbum. (sot billy gilman / team adam :40-44)"it's great. it's just, there's nothing else i could do."nats "pick any small town" gilman's fellow team adam finalist, josh gallagher, hit number 6with his origaking at tune, "pick any small town". (sot josh gallagher / team adam :56-1:01)"this song means so much to me. it describes everything that i am and everything that i came from." nats "don't rain on my parade" two solos for team alicia's we mcdonald also hit the top

the shot was found shot once in the neck on stanton road southeast. the dog did survive. if you know anything about the case you are asked to contact the humane rescue alliance. cheryl: i'm cheryl conner. inside a d.c. area hotel that still has rooms available for reasonable rate on inauguration day. we will tell you where it erin: i'm erin hawksworth. desean jackson weighs in on the rumors that he is headed to the eagles next season and the m.r.i. results are in. we have the latest on bradley beal's ankle injury later in sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ michelle: fans are still in shock a day after carrie fisher died. her mother debbie reynolds has a stroke and dies as well. flower is placed on the reynolds' star on the hall of fame. makeshift star made for fisher. when asked why the "star wars" star didn't alreadyhave a star, walk of fame producer says no one inquired about one or applied for one about her. on the fifth anniversary of her death nomination can be made for fisher to receive a star. jonathan: new york city is up to the task to protect t

"this is a very horrific time down here in the new stanton area. to have two individuals shot in their home while they're sleeping is traumatic." the teen faces two counts of charged as an adult. former pro- football running back joe mcknight has been killed. authorities say he and another driver had some sort of disagreement. mcknight got out of his car, and the other driver shot him. the sheriff has yet to announce what charges the shooter may face. four police officers receive an award -- after saving a man's life. you're looking at what happened at a miami airport back in october. the man collapsed in the t- s-a line. other passengers tried to help him. that's when four officers rushed in. defibrillator machine to get his heart started before paramedics arrived. this week -- officers received their award -- and it was given to them by the man whose life they "these men and women go out of their training... i was basically surrounded by angels that day because i talked to my doctor last week. i should've been dead and i'm still here and it's onl

it feels like 20 in winchester and hagerstown. 21 in luray. 17 in stanton. mid-20's is common from southern maryland through baltimore. what is coming next? through the evening the winds will flare up. 10 to 15 miles per hour. combined with the air temperatures that will drop in the metro in the mid-20's tomorrow morning. when you wake up in most of the areas with wind chill are in the teens. blustery start to the weekend. this is the satellite and the radar. the area of blue the area where snow is falling. this is all lake effect snow. same down wind from lake erie and on you are seeing a lot of that. the mountains you area may pick up a snow flurry but this is a dry pattern with the cold air. the skies are clear tonight. maybe mountain top snowshowers to the west. but through the weekend generally sunshine. through the day tomorrow the temperatures climb to 39. we get the tomorrow, it looks as though we see increasing cloudiness. on sunday there is snow developing to the north. by the time we roll into monday rain around here. tomorrow it won't feel warmer

>> this is a manufacturing outlet in stanton island run entirely by 3d printers. the printers you see here were made using 3d printing. >> and has a basic outline of what you're printing and then moves up and then it keeps him moving up and up. >> it is not exactly new technology. for at least a decade designers and engineers have used these printers to create cheap prototypes. now the printers are so advanced experts say they will soon be in every home. >> it's the best technology out there. >> you don't have to think about outsourcing something for china are going through the process that you normally go through. you just have to think it and then it can print it. >> so far that appears to be very true. in 2015 the fda approved the first 3-d printed drug to treat epilepsy. in february wake force implanted way course implanted 3d tissues and organs into animals. before comes out of her printer. >> if you want to print something you need the picture and a digital image. >> this is how digital files are formatted to fit the 3-d printer. don't worry, you won't have

drivers in stanton delaware were struck in this unusual traffic jam. they had to stop because several large bales of hey were blocking a roadway, near the intersection of route 7 and route 4, the road was clear after a 40 minute delay. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, police take a man into custody for his alleged role in the berlin truck attack and a 12-year-old girl was left alone in the houston airport even after the family paid extra money to guide her trip. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums >>> prosecutors have detained a suspect that they believe is responsible for the truck attack on a christmas market. the suspect was detained in berlin after a search of his home and business, the suspect's cell phone number was saved in the phone of anis amri, he drove a truck into the market killing at least 12 people and amri himself was killed by police days later and they have

his defenseecures attorney edward stanton eventually becomes secretary of four under lincoln.e tries a new kind of defense called the insanity defense. .e gets him off he gets taken from the courtroom on the shoulders of his friends. he reconciles with his wife, becomes a general at gettysburg, ambassador of france and has a distinguished career. brian: he gets the medal of honor? mr. strauss: in the civil war. brian: the originally went to great britain as an aid to james buchanan? at what point was see the ambassador, the minister to great britain? mr. strauss: here is the thing about buchanan. he is most common in a certain sense, qualified man to ever run for president. he was a state legislator in pennsylvania and that he was in the u.s. house, the u.s. senate, anassador to britain prior was ambassador under polk. he had a long career in government service. unusual, and so he was ambassador to britain and not a particularly crucial time, but he was that. brian: what have you done in your life? what was your career? mr. strauss: i went to a small school in minnesota and st

back with me, katie packer, chris cillizza, john stanton.'t rag on other generals. you don't do that. it's sort of just like, military guys, there's rivalries and they might -- but to do it that way, you don't do it unless you feel compelled to do so. something's going on here. >> it seems like it's a lone wolf move. it suggests there's some level of coordination. i'm sure he may have pinged a few other people saying, i'm going to do this. yeah, i think if you look and say, okay, who is the most controversial pick, and i think you have to grade on a curve, that a controversial epa dictor is different than a controversial national security adviser or secretary of defense or attorney general. just all cabinet positions aren't created equal. flynn is clearly, in my mind, i guess, sessions in that mix, but flynn is clearly the one if you had to pick today, you would say, that's the guy who is flagging in this material going of this. now, as we were talking about off air, does not need to be confirmed in a way that virtually all these other posit

. >> she also paid in advance for her 5-year-old daughter to see the grinch >> we had went to see stanton at another mall and we explicitly went for the grinch. >> both mothers say they there fight for a refund, they want a response >> they were quick to take their money, you should have been more professional and responsible and let the families know what was going on. >>> it's not clear why officials pulled the grinch from making further appearances in response to individual facebook posts, the mall said it was due to unfortunate circumstances. "eyewitness news" tried to reach both mall management and the photography company for further comment but have not heard back. reporting at neshaminy mall, anita oh, "eyewitness news" >>> a community in overbrook comes together to remember the life a little girl. "eyewitness news" at it says of 63 erred and lansdowne avenue. that's where family and friends all gathered in memory of jayanna powell, dozens of people released balloons into the eyre at the site where the little girl lost her life. >> i got to go to the cemetery. no mother should go t

from new york, new york, please welcome brandon stanton.[dramatic music] ♪ so in a nutshell, tell us what you do. and how did this start? what were--where did this come from? >> so humans of new york is basically a blog that i run that's based around the idea of stopping random strangers on the streets of new york city and doing about a 30- or 45-minute interview with them about their lives. and it started after i lost my job about six years ago. i was working in finance, and i just wanted to do something because i enjoyed it, and so i moved to new york with the idea that i was gonna do this massive photo project

aaron stanton is author of senior dogs. 700 dogs find adopted them both and simon and moby are here with us. how old are the other two here. >> >> moby, we don't know exactly his age but around 7 or 8 years old. >> beautiful. >> he was surrendered to us at 12 years old, believe it or not. in really bad shape but since we've adopted him about eight months ago he's really made a remarkable recovery. >> so handsome. >> and look at him on your lap. >> he's around 15. he's from carson animal shelter, the city shelter in los angeles and we don't know for sure but we guess he's around 15. >> you've really started the whole movement around the senior dogs and shelters come to you now. was this the idea that this was the senior dog that you had and how many have you placed in the home now. >> this is named after our dog suzy who passed in april. we had since i started suzy senior dog about three years ago, about 700 dogs have been placed. >> these are often the dogs that don't get placed right away. everybody wants a puppy. >> senio

aaron stanton is author of susie's senior dog, for non-profits, she has adopted two of those dogs, herself as simon and mo by are both here with us. thank you so much for bringing everybody to us this morning. how old are the other two here in. >> mobley, we don't know exactly his age. he is around 7 or 8-years-old. he was surrendered, believe it or fought. he was in really bad shape. since we've adopted him about eight months ago, he's really made a remarkable recovery. >> he's on your left there. >> he's 15, he's from carson animal shelter the city shelter in los angeles. >> wow. >> he also, we don't know for sure, but we guess he is around 15. >> well, you've really started a whole movement here around these senior dogs. that i have a book about it. senior shelters comes to you now. is this the idea that you had it and how many of you have you placed in homes now? >> so, susie was named after our dog susie who passed in april. we had her for about five years, sense i started susie seniordogs about three years ago, about 700 dogs have been placed. >> these often are the dogs that don't g

this happened on ay stanton road northeast. the owner says she was walking her dog when the suspect yelled at her then shot at the dog. if you have any information contact the humane rescue aligns. >>> an 83-year-old man facing battery charges for going after a salesman with a golf club. the whole thing was caught on cellphone video. this is 83-year-old lindsay owens he has gone to a car sale in florida to claim a promotional prize when the car salesman told owens he was only getting a $5 gift card it didn't go too well with him. yeah, you can tell by the video the elderly man lost t he bumped the salesman with his car, beat him with that golf club. owens was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. >>> today preparations for new year's eve are going to continue in new york city. the famous new year's eve ball will be tested out on one times square. 1 million people will pack times square tomorrow night to ring in 2017. to help ensure their safety the city is deploying 7,000 officers and bomb sniffing dogs, in addi

troopers that if his father would have been home -- "this is a very horrific time down here in the new stanton area. to have two individuals shot in their home while they're sleeping is traumatic." the teen faces two counts of criminal homicide and tun he's being charged as an adult. four police officers receive an award -- after saving a man's life. you're looking at what happened at a miami airport back in october. the man collapsed in the t- s-a line. other passengers tried to help him. that's when four officers rushed in. they did c-p-r and used a defibrillator machine to get his heart started before paramedics arrived. this week -- officers received their award -- and it was given he calls the officers angels... "these men and women go out of their training... i was basically surrounded by angels that day because i talked to my one of the officers says he's happy they could be there to help. onto the white house transition... president-elect donald trump. a spokesman said there would be no more cabinet announcements until next week -- but trump let one slip during a rally last night. trac

fog right now to the northro a touch of fog there and down to the south, under a mile down towards stanton. there is just a little bit of fog. the bigger deal is what is coming at the end of the work week, windy conditions, wind gusts topping out over 30 to 35 miles per hour on friday. temperatures rising today by 1:00, upper 40's, really not too easy to deal with this morning. partly sunny to mostly sunny conditions for today, from the morning to the afternoon. look at this number, that's the wind chill readings saturday at 7 a.m. and as you move through the day, by 2:00 on saturday it will feel like 30 degrees with wind out of the west and eventually bagged the evening hours, under freezing, the windchill value. it will be hold for friday and saturday. headed to the skew resorts. they're open, you have a green light for that. there will be less wind around on sunday. shopping, you will do ok, drive a cold. you will need the big heavy coat. i think the slightly better day will be sunday. the last thing you want to deal with his a lot of wind on top of dealing with a number of accidents, u

. >> host: in your book the famous suffragist elizabeth cady stanton sees the vote as affirming the full citizenship and dignity of women and you say she is wrong but if groups of people are excluded or let's assume not that women or blacks don't vote, aren't they being treated as second-class citizens until they feel that they are? >> this is a big question now spend many chapters disentangling what goes in here but one part is when you get a vote does that make you more autonomous? i think it is no. you don't move from being a petitioner so your chances should not matter if you have one or not. that is the built-in democracy groups matter. not individuals. so to systematically exclude the negative things to happen but with that demographic objection suppose you have a bed to give the background injustice but if this is to spread across all demographic groups. . . completely avoids the problem and the system might talk about the problem because you are tested for the affected the demographics this would only applied to the enfranchisement kind of system. even then i'm not so sure for a

charles stanton is in custody. they say he was armed with a gun and umbrella you see there. he is charged with attempted robbery of a post office, he faces a federal judge on monday. >>> real life griffins are targeting signs of holiday cheer in a south jersey community in evesham township. they are asking neighbors to keep an eye out for thieves and vandals on the recall -- on the prowl. dann cuellar has more. >> reporter: last week tenor croft set up -- ted norcroft set up a holiday santa claus. >> it's depressing that someone would go around and steal the christmas decorations and ruin the spirit. >> amy pain had an 8-foot tall inflatable teddy bear, the next day it was gone. >> reporter: who would do this? >> i think it's at terrible ana horrible thing to happen at the holidays. >> reporter: someone vandalized the christmas display. >> there were cuts at the wires. >> reporter: why would they wanted to that. >> ink they think it's a joke. >> reporter: evesham township police say they have seen an increase in criminal mischief and theft of christmas decorations. >> we hav

he was married to the sister of elizabeth cady stanton, his wife was somewhat tangential in the movement. and so he was a very public figure and he had been very, very outspoken about the need to win the war. he was what they called a bitter renderer. he felt like there was no sacrifice of a separate pane included the life of one of his nephews whom he had -- his body he had to retrieve the year before gettysburg after he had been killed there. so he was on record in the very decisive ways the same no matter what the sacrifices, we need to win this war. suddenly, he apprised of the battlefield on the first day of gettysburg and misinformed by several officers that his son has been badly wounded. they take him to the poor house on the other side and so the book is about his search for his boy in the aftermath of the battle and the tens of thousands of people that came from all over the country whose paths he crossed as armies are pulling out the survey of mercy kamen and a whole balance of heroes were unknown including african-americans who've been hunted, it even stepped forward to help

it happened the day after christmas in the 3,000 block of stanton road.ng treated. a $2000 >>> friends and family are planning a vigil to remember a man shot and killed by police on christmas day. 29-year-old gerald hall was involved in a domestic dispute with his girlfriend in the 3200 block of walnut street in northeast last week. officers say hall had a knife but refused to drop it when they arrived on the scene. hall's family maintains he did not have a weapon. hall would have turned 30 years old today. >>> developing in prince george's county tonight, police are still searching for the person who shot and killed a man in capitol heights. it happened last night in the 3900 block of beyer street when officers arrived, they found victim with a gunshot wound, he was rush to the hospital where he died. so far, to arrest have been made. >>> the fbi is investigating a string of armed robberies in the region, they're asking for your help in identifying the suspects. investigators say three armed convenience stores in northern virginia and maryland over past

they were shot in their sleep last night in new stanton, pennsylvania 30 miles southeast of pittsburgh. 14-year-old jacob remley used adult with first degree murder charges. he told police he would have killed his dad too if he was home. police say the motive for it all is not clear. >>> tonight we are hearing the cockpit audio from that doomed plane that crashed in columbia killing 71 people. listen. >> flight 2933 is in total failure. total electrical failure and out of fuel the pilot where is the runway? the air traffic controller said the plane was 8 miles from the runway. >> investigators believe that plane did run out of fuel. member from a soccer team from brazil are among the dead. six people including three players from the team were pulled out alive. >>> fidel castro's ashes are in the city of santa clara this evening. castro's remaining memorial to fellow revolutionary. they are on a 500 mile from havana to santiago where they are remain. >>> former astronaut buzz aldrin is being held tonight because of fluid in his lungs. at 86 he landed at the south pole a few days ago as

. >> aiding and abetting during the war, stanton and lincoln loved to use that to incarcerate in various prisons. giving aid was discouraging investment, things like that. it was a pretty broad thing. -- and all it took in terms of having witnesses was a couple of the enemies that your next-door neighbors. they took that is capable witnesses. mr. blair: in 1861 -- you maybe laugh that she made me laugh. i can't member goodies from kentucky are not. a guy what it is so butter and he got arrested for treason. they walked away from it you can imagine getting hanged for selling butter. >> they rested in a physical minister in alexandria, virginia and hauled him out what his feet because he would not say prayer for president lincoln. he did not refuse, he just did not. mr. blair: thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversati

stanton at ucsf analyzed this says that because marijuana is socially acceptable the use increasing is inevitable. >> by legalizing marijuana in a frame work that is designed to protect and promote business you are going to create a situation where we are going to see the use growing rapidly and the health effect following. >> the study says it should raise concerns for states legalizing marijuana for recreational use. >> where marijuana is legalized. it is more assessable and you can buy it and that makes it easy for a legal market and more likely that people will use it. of course for adolescents it is still illegal but they can access it through other parties. >>> doctor serta has studied the effects of long term or continual marijuana use says those people often have difficulties with relationships and at work. >>> seth curry and his family handed out boxes of food in oakland. they partnered with an organization called feed the children to help 1200 low- income families this year. the curries handed out boxes filled with 25 pounds of food. and ten pounds of basic essentials, shampo

early in the morning delaware state police responded to a rather odd call in stanton, hay fell off the back of a truck blocking the intersection of route 7 and route 4. the driver left the scene and it took about 40 mines to get all this have cleaned up. >> we are just days away from a traditional philadelphia new years sell brace, the mummers putting the final touches on their costumes. katherine scott is here with a live look for us behind the scenes. >> reporter: hi monica, this is the final stretch the day that so many clubs work all year long for it's bustling at the convenience center, one captain tells me they build the pieces off site and bring them to the convention center and put them together like a puzzle and the countdown is on to new years. >> it's a second job away from our family and wives but it's what we love to do. >> it's crunch time for the mummers downtown in philadelphia. the costumes hang ready and the u hall was packed and ready to go. their float is already at the pennsylvania convention center in the process of being jeweled and adorned with rio. >> the theme

for a time, when johnson replaced stanton as secretary of war, he was in johnson's covenant.e continued an active life. brian: what was the up close and personal relationship between andrew johnson president and u.s. grant in those years? ronald: more and more fraught with difficulty. johnson tried to figure out a way to displace grant but he also understood the popularity of grant. he tried to order him to mexico. he said, you have a love affair with mexico. i want you to be my special envoy. no, i won't do that. grand was very reticent to criticize a political leader, but he broke with johnson. they literally stopped speaking. he just couldn't speak anymore. he would attend a cabinet particular give his part and then excuse himself. brian: what were the big differences? ronald: the fact that the congress, led by republicans, were putting in place the 14th amendment, the 15th amendment, all these reconstruction ask. johnson did not recognize this and wanted to receipt all the te -- thed federa former confederate states, and grant saw this as a way of destroying everything th

between 6:00 and 7:00 and western maryland there and higher areas of elevation out towards you know the stanton area and places like that where higher elevations are. otherwise we're in good shape. stormtracker right now shows a few little showers down to the south. we're still dry. that's good news erin como because this would have been coming in a couple hours earlier and morning commute would have been miserable. >> what time do you think the rain hits the area for the morning commute. >> i'm saying after 7 it will start to spread. >> get an early start we'll tell people. >> just in case. >> rain hits >> for sure the beltway is quiet as you make your way toy pred rick crash 270 southbound between 0 and 85 with left lane blocked bups you hit 80 you hit a slow down. and this will turn red because the left lane is blocked. be prepared to keep it right and pump brakes take it slow this morning. we also have a crash reported in centerville, 28 northbound 66 and we'll certainly keep you updated on that one and take a look at that. 66 jamming up frl 29 all the areville and speeds down to 8 miles an

stanton says, i don't know. what is the big deal? all right, we are going. they go, he delivers his speech. will liveorever and forever. but it almost doesn't happen. and by the way, the union still has to win the war. now, by november 1863, the tide has changed in their favor. victories at gettysburg, vicksburg, etc., but there is 17 months of really hired -- hard fighting ahead. nobody knows that in 1863. think about that when you think about these documents. on the one hand, you have the declaration and the gettysburg address where the wars have to be one for the documents to be for the documents to be key whatsoever. and in the middle, you have the constitution or a massive compromise -- where a massive compromise that almost nobody likes has happened for the constitution to be put in its place. that is one of the reasons roosevelt and mcleish and harry neale of the secret service wanted to preserve the secret documents. they feel there is another important one. when you think about these documents, view them in the rotunda, think about this. these docum

so watch out for that if you're outbound this morning in stanton, delaware. look at penn's landing. a little bit cloudy with some peeks of sunshine, david. >> yeah, the clouds have that swept through over the last hour or so. we're hoping they break up and we transition to more sun. it's chilly to start out, 40 in philadelphia, 39 in allentown. and this afternoon cooler than tomorrow. a high of just -- than yesterday i should say, a high of just 43 degrees, mostly sunny and chilly today once we dump the morning clouds and then tomorrow we will get some rain before dawn in the northern suburbs it will be a little bit of snow. we're expecting about a coating to an inch in places like the lehigh valley and up in that direction. one to three in the poconos and again mainly just rain everywhere else. 45 is tomorrow's high. the precipitation winding down in the afternoon. and 40 for new year's eve. tam. >> okay, thank you, david. >>> fire claimed the life of a 50-year-old man in the city's fishtown section overnight. crews got to the home on the 1200 block of shack

this happened on monday on stanton road southeast. the owner says that she was walking her dog when the suspect yelled at her then shot at the dog. if you have information contact the humane rescue alliance. >>> an 83-year-old man facing battery charges for going after a salesman and beating him with a golf club. now, the whole thing was caught on cellphone video and we have it for you. take a look. 83-year-old lindsay owens, he went to his car at this car sale in florida to claim a promotional prize, this is what happened afterwards. owens found out from the salesman that he was only getting a $5 gift card and he wasn't happy about that. he jumped the salesman with his car as well and beat him with a golf club police say. the salesman was hurt and owens was arrested. >>> today preparations for new year's eve will continue in new york city. the famous new year's eve ball will be tested out on one times square. approximately 1 million people will pack times square tomorrow ni now, to help ensure their safety the city is deploying 7,000

and they were filled with the most amazing language when it came to lincoln who is a gorilla or stantonist, halic is the devil. and he asked her to keep them private. but after he difd a heart attack at the age of 58, his literary executor published a set of memoir that's they put together and then put the letters in. now i don't believe -- i don't believe that nelly said, yes, i want these letters to be published. but i do think that she just had enough and when they said i'm going to handle this for you. your husband is just died. it was the same year that grant died and his memoirs were being sold. so famously and we're going to get you more money and if we put the letters in, it's going to be a good thing. it was a disaster. so eleanor sherman also had a famous father. also notable she was a catholic. that is an important part of her biography. and fascinating that three of her brothers plus her husband were generals in the civil war. totally immersed in this war effort. now you talked about the crux of her story is that her husband was accused after setbacks on the battlefield of b

stanton was judas, alec was the devil.these were private, but after she died, suddenly of a heart -- after he died suddenly of a heart attack at the age of 58, his literary executor published a set of memoirs that the literary executor put together and then put those letters in. i don't believe that nelly said, yes, i want these letters to be published, but i do think that she had just had enough, and when the literary executor said, i will handle this for you, your husband has just died. it was the same year that grant died and his memoirs were being sold so famously, and we are going to get you more money, if we put these letters in, it will be a good thing. it was a disaster. susan: so elinor sherman also had a famous father. she is also notable that she was a catholic, part of her biography. it is interesting that three of her brothers and her husband were generals in the civil war, totally immersed in this war effort. you have alluded to the crux of her story is that her father was -- her husband was accused of being

we have a crash laend parkway stanton road and watch for delays building inbound 295 northbound to 11bridge quiet and same story on saub side as you make your way 50 to the bridge. we are starting to see a little volume picking up and you can see the yellow towards pennsylvania but not tear ill and 50 unbound 410 to bladeensburg is looking nice and new york avenue getting a little congestion and not enough to slow us down. outer loop 95 to georgia at speed and 95 towards bwi flowing freely in southbound side from icc to beltway still in great shape. same story route 1 and baltimore washington parkway and seeing delays pick up. no longer delay free on 270 from 70 to truck scales only a ten minute delay because of congestion and once you get to 109 you on up from clarksburg through gaithersburg and rockville and 66 eastbound we are starting to see that congestion pop up from 234 to nutly street. give yourself about five to seven extra minute and majority of the congestion 23 i'll let you know when that changes and northbound 395 quiet and inbound bridges cruising. i'll keep you updated

. >> in your book, you quote the famous suffragist katie stanton who sees the vote as affirming the full citizenship and digitty of women. you say she's wrong. if people are excluded through a test simply by saying that women don't vote or blacks don't vote, but through a test, aren't they being treated as second class citizens? and won't they at least feel that they are? >> right, so this is a big i spent many, many chapters disentangling everything that goes in here. one question, one part of the question is when you get a vote doesn't make you more autonomous? i think the answer is no. you personally are not made more autonomous. you don't move from being a mere petitioner to having real power silted by getting to vote yourself. individual accounts for so little. your chance of making a difference is so small that it doesn't matter if you have one or not. if you stay at home will not make a difference in people for the other side or the boat you prefer, doesn't make a difference. it's built into democracy.'t it's supposed to be a system in which groups matter, notdual. individuals. i

. >> in your book, you quote the famous suffragist katie stanton who sees the vote as affirming the full citizenship and digitty of women. you say she's wrong. if people are excluded through a test simply by saying that women don't vote or blacks don't vote, but through a test, aren't they being treated as second class citizens? and won't they at least feel that they are? >> right, so this is a big question i spend many, many chapters disentangling many things in here. one part of the question, when you get a vote does that make you more autonomous? . no, you personally are not made more autonomous, you don't move from being a mere petitioner, with the vote yourself. the vote is so small, it doesn't matter whether you have one or not. if you vote or stay home, doesn't make a difference or vote for the other side or the side you prefer, doesn't make a difference. it's built into democracy. it's supposed to be groups matter, not an individual. the whole thing-- if you systematically exclude certain groups, you can expect negative things to happen. but one of the worries people have, i call

he was married to the sister of a suffragan elizabeth cady stanton. s katie was somewhat -- he was a very public figure and he had been very, very outspoken about the need to win the war. he was what they called a bitter and her. he felt like there was a sacrifice that wasn't worth paying, including the life of one of his nephews whom he had to, whose body he had retrieve a year before gettysburg at the battle at seven pints after he'd been killed there. so he was on record in very decisive ways, no matter what sacrifice is, we need to win this war. suddenly he writes at the battlefield from the first day of gettysburg and is informed by several senior officers of his son that his son has been badly wounded, they think taken to the poor us on other side of the confederate lines. so the book is about his search for his boy in the aftermath of the battle, and the tens of thousands of people that camean from all over the country whose paths he crossed as the armies were pulling out, this army of mercy came in and hold balance of heroes heretofore unknown

we instead it to stanton virginia. where woodrow wilson's birthplace is.oor, there's a sign that it's closed. my father, who never travelled, it was the day that the second mrs. wilson died. how unlucky can we be. >> the an versery of edith wilson's death. >> no, the day she died. so it's like who could do it that day. so we'll go to charlottesville. we will go to marachello or aceh lon where james monroe was. we go to the library at the university of virginia. he stormed up the stairs. my mother waits in the lobby. i go up with him. he has a camera. comes up to the librarian, i don't think anyone is there. he said i'm from new jersey, i'm friends of judge - makes up a name - in virginia, and i need to photograph thomas jefferson's will. the guy said no, no, no, we can't print it out. my father is berating this judge, mentioning a judge in virginia, and finally gets the guy cowering back and brings out the paintings of jefferson's will. he photographs them, frames them in three frames, and i know that because when he died i have them in my office. i have t

when edck, win and -- and i were dramatically younger, lease to meet on stanton to circle when heritage was much smaller and we had this vision and then reagan got elected and a number of things happened. to be back here at this moment i think is exactly right. this is the third great effort to break out of the franklin delano roosevelt model. heritage played an absolutely decisive role, both in the run-up to that election and the actual administration. the mandate leadership remains today, the best single pre-election development of policy ever done with over 2000 recommendations, of which over 60% became policy and with over 250 volunteers around the country, most of whom ended up implementing the chapters they wrote so they walked in with a , real understanding of what they needed to do. 1994, heritage helped with the contract with america and i , think it is fair to say as we developed ideas, the only talent -- balanced budgets in your lifetime was developed with close work with heritage. welfare reform was developed with close work with heritage. again and again the whole , concept

and, stanton for 33. and, san jose state, 38. and 38.ot of those temperatures around the bay area. and, nothing extremely strong except out towards half moon bay. and a north wind at 20 miles per hour. this is in san francisco. and, they are actually looking out towards the islands. so that's over 27 and 28 miles. so with that, if you have visited the coast, got to the west and you will see those islands. and, we do have the weather system down towards southern california. it's going to set up the cold air. tomorrow morning, temperatures could be even colder possibly freeze warnings are portions of the north bay. tonight we are in the clear. tomorrow just a few high clouds and for your afternoon highs, a lot of lower and middle 50s. a frigid start to the morning. and we recovered nicely into the afternoon hours. and even colder for tomorrow morning. and a very slight chance of a sharp eye friday. -- of a shower on friday. it could be starting out 2017 on a dry note. but still, relatively cool. >> that will be nice for all those who like

at and i were dramatically younger, lease to meet on stanton to circle when heritage was much smaller and we had this vision and then reagan got elected and a number of things happen. to be back here at this moment i think is exactly right. the third great effort to break out of the franklin delano roosevelt model. heritage played an absolutely run-upe role both in the to the administration and the election. today the best single pre-election development of 2000y ever done with over recommendations which over 60% became policy and with over 250 volunteers around the country, most of whom ended up implementing the chapters they walked in with a real understanding of what they needed to do. 1994, heritage helped with the contract for america and i think it is fair to say as we developed ideas, the only talent budget in your lifetime was developed with close work with heritage. well for -- welfare reform was developed with close work with heritage. concept of the contract through its strength with help from heritage. heritage is a key source for the theirpence team, for ideas and what we

four inbound slows through uppeh marlboro and suitland parkway jams very heavy traffic throughr stanton over the 14th street bridge. inbound traffic is moving butd r with heavy delayafs.th heavy del back to you guys. >> all right. r and ooh, la-la forget bestt cities in the country. pure romance it is seller of relationship epp hans manyan product. >> i think i know where this isk going. k of -- >> let me guess alexandria. >> sexiest cities in the unitede states. >> i guess alexandria.>> i >> we're honored to be among gu them. >> district came in third placep behind philadelphia and detroitt >> that's great.ha it is d.c.t' >> usually it's election lexn because they have had someey h businesses -- >> it's d.c. now. process.cessis >> that's right. >> any who philadelphia comes in number one your second yesterdat city in america.city in america. >> are you surprised by that. y >> yesou s. >> are you surprised detroit isi number two.numb >> we're number three. so you know what, this is what>s we do in d.c. i don't care whatc the survey is we want to bet to mbmber one. >> you got that right.