this gave syracuse a unique identity. it is hard to imagine why a whole industry would be centered around manufacturing salt. people today tend to think, well, i have a salt shaker on my kitchen counter. i can take a pound of salt and it will last me for an entire year. why were people buying so much salt back then? the lackry reason is of refrigeration, which did not really exist for much of the 19th century. thene ate a lot of me back -- meet back then. back then. salting it was one of the ways to preserve it. somebodyexample is, if said what was the peak year of manufacturing salt, when was the most salt made around here he echoed that year -- were around here? that year is 1862. what was going on in 1862? that was the middle of the civil war. you had this army that needed huge quantities of preserved food for their soldiers, salt pork being one of the basic commodities. the federal government was ordering huge quantities of salt from the salt reservation during the civil war. , if you look closely at the civil war, yo

this is part of what created syracuse. announcer: throughout the tv"end, "american history is featuring suri cruise, new york -- syracuse, new york. when about other stops on our tour at c-span.org/citiestour. announcer: "american history tv" is featuring c-span's original series, "first ladies," at 8:00 p.m. eastern sunday nights throughout the rest of the year. through conversations with experts, video tours, and questions from the c-span audience, we tell stories of america's 45 first lads.

we look at the history of syracuse. >> the third national women's rights convention was held in syracuse in 1852. visited many sites exploring the history. learn more this weekend on american history tv. >> the third national women's rights convention was held in syracuse in 1852. matilda gage is 26 at the time and had 4 children already. she learns that the convention is going to occur. she writes a speech. she travels to syracuse, bringing her oldest daughter with her. gage hadn't contacted any of the organizers. she wasn't on the program. she hadn't written to say, may i be involved in this? she just shows up. she waits in the crowd. when there is a quiet moment, she marches up on stage and, trembling, takes the podium and begins to speak. she gives this incredibly moving speech. afterwards, lucretia is so impressed that she has speech published. that is the only speech from that convention that was published in the paper. and from that early speech, that signal moment of a young woman scared to go up on the podium, but overcoming that because she has something to say. from that momen

learn about syracuse, and other .tops on our tour you're watching american history tv.eekend, every weekend on c-span 3. did i feel prepared? yes, i really did. first of all, i was not elected, so did not make that much difference. i did notice the difference between the vice president's wife and the president's wife is huge because the vice president's wife can say anything, no one cared. the minute you say one thing as a presence wife, you made the news. that was a lesson i had to learn. bush'srge h w presidency, barbara bush made her way into the history books the second first lady after abigail adams to be both the wife and mother of a president. barbara bush on "first lady's: influence an image." from martha washington to michelle obama. on american history tv, on c-span 3. each week, american history tv's american artifacts visits museums and historic places. next, we visit the

historyeekend american tv is featuring syracuse new york. abolitionist -- as part of the underground railroad. house throughhe her friend, through a then a illegal transaction. part time warner cable partners worked with cd -- worked with c-span's travel staff when we travel to stick used to explore the rich history. learn more about syracuse all weekend here on american history tv. >> quite an exciting thing going on. to me it starts not only with lacrosse. whole history itself. part of our history, part of our entertainment. it was all of a sudden played on the other side. it was painted to us for our enjoyment. and for medicine to help our people. we call this the women shuffle dance. the women are very important, so we honor the women in this dance. ♪ >> of all the things that happened with the lost of land and the forced removal of our people and the wars, we have .een diminished as a people our culture and our language and our ways have been attacked, not only physically but through policies. for us to be hosting all the countries toda

this weekend, we're in syracuse, new york. next, historian carol faulkner speaks about the life of 19th 19th century abolitionist lucretia mott. >> lucretia mott is the most important white female abolitionists and one of the most important women in america, yet she has not received the same amount of historical attention as someone like elizabeth sands. she is noose household name. my biography is called "lucretia mott, the heresy." and that refers to her own activist strategy. the always aid to other activists we must agitate, whether they be abolitionists or feministsing. so she advisessed reforms to be stand out under heresy, to confront social injustices, political injustice, and legal injustices and not be afried be labeled a heretic or infin dead -- infidel, or a nonconformist and that's what lucretia mott did. she was abolitionist, women's rights activist and quake ermanster. she lived a very long life, born on the island of man duct but lived most of her adult life in philadelphia and that ways the city from which she

learn more about syracuse and other stops on our tour at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. next, harry jones of the african-american civil war anorial and museum takes in-depth look at the actions and strategies employed by african-americans in their struggle for freedom, from slavery billions in the

on book tv, we visit the special collections library at syracuse university. and we learn about the antislavery movement in the area through the papers of abolitionist garrett smith, local author discusses her book prelude to prison, which explores the link between school suspensions and incarcerations in the u.s.. then we talk with jeff hensley about his book, going viral, which looks at why events go viral online. viral, something goes it's a process of social sharing . we tend to think of viral like a viral video as a video the gun one million views. but actually it's more the process by which that happens. so it's what happens when people share content, usually into their own networks, and often times someone who has a lot of following, a lot of followers or people who are paying attention to them, like an important blog, also spreads the content. and then it reaches a wide audience. >> on american history tv, we visit the eureka now museum to learn how the canal influenced the growth of syracuse. central new york state, and the nation. then it's off to ha

she learned at the convention is going to occur, she writes the speech, and she travels to syracuse, bringing her oldest daughter with her. had not contacted any of the organizers. she was not on the program. they said you have to be involved in this, they do not do that, she just showed up. she sat in the crowd. when there was a quiet moment, she marched up on stage and, trembling, takes the podium and begins to speak. and she gives this incredibly moving speech. , she goes on to become a leader in the women's movement. cities weekend, c-span's tour, tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on book tv, and sunday afternoon on american history tv on c-span3. with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. the national archives recently heard from a group of political cartoonists about their work and how technology has impacted their profession. among the speakers was david, yorker." for "the new >> just a few words about what i'm doing. i may "new yorker" cartoonist. in a political cartoonist is a tricky business because of the limitations that come down from up above. we cannot a

a suitable epitaph for the boston college football season might be couldn' t even beat syracuse. other epitaphs considered? never found a quarterback winless in the acc and yick, so , that happened. final game of the year for the eagles at syracuse orange-man scott schafer coaching his final game at the ' cuse he was fired on monday. and his team was fired up today ervin phillips goes left siri tells him to re-route so, he cuts back across the field that led to a syracuse td to make it 17-7. eagles' qb jeff smith only threw for 9 yards but he ran for 117 53 right here and the eagles would score on the very next play tyler rouse bringing it in and tying the game at 17. syracuse gets the game winning field goal from cole murphy b.c. closes out the season with 8 straight losses 20-17 the final today. an nba 3-point shot from the corner is 22 feet so, that makes this shot by vince carter last night about a nine point shot carter banks it home from 65 feet it' s the longest shot made by a memphis grizzlie player at home since february of 2010 we -- of 2010. we know this because there'

how about syracuse you're alma mater hanging it. >> made it a gam after giving up to touchdowns under first two minutes. rex's sonon did hold on extra points. >> makes it look easy on the date.% his 15th straight 100 yard game. 181 yards. they will face a ranked team for the first time this season next week against michigan state. j.t. barrett at quarterback also had 74 yards rushing inddition to the passing numbers. b.j., number four, notre dame looking good. >> head coach of wake forest recruited deshawn kaiser from bowling green. i'm going to notre dame. puts on the jets there to get around the corner to score a touchdown. >> lot of irish fans against boston college coming up. josh adams with 98 yard touchdown run, longest in notre dame history. what wehought might b b upset the day, oklahoma state in trouble against iowa state. on the road. there were some storm warnings inmes, cyclones blew in hard. touchdown. the sigh crohn's try to get back in it. throws a little high, a little wide. >> it was iowatate who spoiled oklahoma state season four years ago with 37-31 win in over time

how about syracuse you're alma mater hanging it. >> made it a game after giving up to touchdowns under first two minutes. rex's son did hold on extra points. >> makes it look easy on ten-yard run second touchdown of the date. his 15th straight 100 yard game. 181 yards. they will face a ranked team for the first time this season next week against michigan state. j.t. barrett at quarterback also had 74 yards rushing in addition to the passing numbers. b.j., number four,otre dame looking good. >> head coach of wake forest recruited deshawn kaiser from bowling green. i'm going to notre dame. puts on the jets there to get around the corner to score a touchdown. >> lot of irish fans against boston college coming up. josh adams with 98 yard touchdown run, longest in notre dame history. what we thought might be upset of the day, oklahoma state in trouble against iowa state. on the road. there were some storm warnings in ames, cyclones blew in hard. here, finds him for the go ahead touchdown. the sigh crohn's try to get back in it. throws a little high, a little wide. >> it was iowa state who s

syracuse now down just five. but that's as close as they'd get. ma hoe knee intercepted by rose borough for the pick six. 42-29 syracuse falls to 3-8 on the season. >>> the start to the college basketball season has been about as smooth as possible for the uconn men who were 3-0 and have won each game by an average of 29 points. the last came today. first half purr vis mishandling the ball here but the jumper is good. second half all uconn. 83-58 uconn wins. and for the second time in school history today northern iowa playing the role of cinderella. happened no november, not march. the panthers knocking off the number one ranked team in the land, north carolina today. for the biggest upset of the college basketball season thus far. northern iowa beating the number one team one other team that was back in the 2010 ncaa tournament. today the panthers used a 29-8 run in the second half to pull out the 71-67 triumph and then they partied. >> yes. those kids will be happy tonight. >> yes. >> for sure. thank you laura. that's the news for now and sport

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. >> president reagan reports. >> a syracuse man accused of terrorizing four people. >> after a decade in small market syracuse tracy took her talent to philadelphia. >> president clinton comes to new jersey. >> i'm pretty sure i was scared every day. i wanted to do such a good job. >> she was so quiet and shy but then they sent the two of us to the 1996 olympics in atlanta. that's when i learned about her news chops. >> that was a defining moment in our hearts and minds about what tracy could be for us. >> 20 years, seven emmy and countless accolades later tracy davidson's warm and engaging style has undoubtedly earned her the trust and respect of nbc 10 viewers. but it's her tireless work as a consumer advocate that sets her apart in our community. >> we tell people shred. we're so passionate about this. the only place you can get it free is -- >> it's a blessing to be able to connect with people, help people especially when it comes to information or connecting them with services that they need. that completely drives me. >> you heard that old saying, if you want to get something do

we're going to syracuse and jim brown is going to be the captain and lead the tying nears syracuse. we got our own jim brown. and they're all going -- [ laughter ] >> i mean, is that not sad? [ laughter ] >> yeah. there's the real jim brown. yeah. also one of the greatest lacrosse players ever. tiger offense too much. watson, a touchdown. su wasn't going to happen today. clemson rolls. 37-27, 10-0 for the first time since 1981. >>> jim harbaugh on the sidelines, michigan at indiana. driving, late in the game, on the receiving end of this one it's a touchdown. that sends the game into overtime. went to double overtime. and look at this. dar baugh, and michigan on the strength of six touchdown passes from rudic is on top and they hold after a great defensive play at the goal line. what a great game to watch. wolverines hung on to beat the hoosiers 48-41 to get to 8-2 and still have a chance to play in the big 10 title game. >>> up in reno, san jose state, 37-34 in overtime lost to nevada. spartans need to win out to become bowl eligible. >>> like some kind of a prime time tv drama, wi

people always came to syracuse to buy hats. they could buy a hat that was made here, or made in england. what was shipped out of here was salt. we had salt springs here and a lot of salt was shipped out of here. 1850 twonstructed in way the boat carrying cargo on the eerie canal. a fee was assessed for the weight of the cargo. it was weighed each time it carried cargo through the canal. the boat would pull in off the onal, gates would be closed either end of the way chamber. it takes up the full length of the building. the those gates are closed chamber is drained and the boat settles into a cradle. the cradle detaches to the standard scale, and the boat is weighed. once it is weighed, the fee is being paid, the chamber is refilled, and once the water reaches parity the gates are opened and the next boat comes way for bothan an hour that way. this was opened in 1850. this where boats were weighed until the state ceased to weigh boats in 1882. they didn't have any need to keep collecting these. there were some upgrades to the bu

and syracuse lining up the game-winning field goal. the year 3 and 9. and 0 and 8 in the a.c.c. >> in the preseason, he did the same thing. >> it's tough to watch him go down like that. and it's pretty blatant how quick he went down. and it was good that we still got the win. >> reporter: the bruins taking shots at lunquist. he took a dive earlier in the game. the bruins just challenge their frustrations on that play. rallying for two late goals, picking up their 5th straight win. >> it's a confidence booster. when we pay attention to details, we're going to beat anybody. >> we're getting more confident. we're learning how to win and we really didn't deserve to win in detroit. and we were battling back after a tough call there. so i think we're really coming into our own. we're learning how to win. >> reporter: and friday, a successful day on causeway street. the celtics had win. and the green coming out like gangbusters against the wizards on friday. >> every game the important to us. the last game is we were happy that we got away with that one. tonig

another upset, a classic rivalry as number 18 yukon falls to 18 syracuse. syracuse improves to 5-0. america's got a new top dog and his name is charlie. you'll meet him next. plus a big announcement from adel but the super star has a little trouble with her delivery. donald trump under fire. was he mocking a new york times reporter with disabilities? >> now, the poor guy, you got to see this guy. i don't know what i said, i don't remember. he's going i don't remember. maybe that's what i said. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? ho, ho, hello... can you help santa with a new data plan? sure thing... uh right now you can get 15 gigs of data for the price of 10. that's five extra gigs for the same price. looks like someone just made it to the top of the nice list. in that case, i want a new bicycle, a bike helmet, a basketball, a stuffe

syracuse is 4-0. kaleb joseph of nashua only played four minutes for syracuse and did not score. when it comes to sports, thanksgiving day is all about football. with that in mind, we begin tonight with some hockey. the monarchs were in atlanta. matt white had two assists, ok, now to your thanksgiving day football. lets start with high school, and the gate city showdown between nashua north and south. south sophomore qb sean holland goes up top to big number 81, maxwell osgood hauls it in, but the drive would stall. pick it up in the jared levesque second half, finds his big man, steve lambert in the endzone, touchdown nashua north, 2018 titans. then devin leonard will break free, and he' s gone. leonard carried the ball 34 times for 278 yards and 3 touchdowns, dillon salazar had 9 tackles and an interception. north wins it 34-24. in the queen city it was central taking on the pioneers of trinity high school first quarter, central' s anthony dimauro connects with jason lam green, 7-0. trinity' s saikou bah had himself a good day. here, he breaks off a huge run down the far sideli

and a classic rivalry is number 18 and they fall to syracuse. is 79-76. syracuse improves to 5-0. and there's one place in the not allowed to go. can you guess where? >>> and adam sandler remade so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you cacastop breo and prescrcre a different asthma cononol medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid

syracuse ending its season with a win. and virginia tech assured today that frank would go out on top and coach one more game. the head coach is set to retire after 29 seasons. he he was carried off the field by players today. after the hokeys earned a last minute win over virginia. ensuring themselves a place in a bowl game. they'll get to carry him off one more time. >> 29 years in one place. >> pretty amazing. that never happens these days. >>> not much any more. >> you've been here 29 years. >> just about. next week. that's the news for now. thanks for joining us. i'm joe torres. >> and i'm sandra bookman. we're coming back after college

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how about syracuse you're alma mater hanging it. >> made it a game after giving up to touchdowns under first two minutes. rex's son did hold on extra points. >> makes it look easy on ten-yard run second touchdown of the date. his 15th straight 100 yard game. 181 yards. they will face a ranked team for the first time this season next week against michigan state. j.t. barrett at quarterback also had 74 yards rushing in addition to the passing numbers. b.j., number four, notre dame looking good. >> head coach of wake forest recruited deshawn kaiser from bowling green. puts on the jets there to get around the corner to score a touchdown. >> lot of irish fans against boston college coming up. josh adams with 98 yard touchdown run, longest in notre dame history. what we thought might be upset of the day, oklahoma state in trouble against iowa state. on the road. there were some storm warnings in ames, cyclones blew in hard. here, finds him for the go ahead touchdown. the sigh crohn's try to get back in it. throws a little high, a little wide. >> it was iowa state who spoiled oklahoma state s

syracuse was going for the upset. the orange were feisty. the quarterback draw takes it 10 yards, for the score. tying the game. the tigers getting the lead back. watson going down the sideline. 40 yards, for the score. syracuse battle. 37-27, it is clemson hanging on. and rutgers hosting nebraska yesterday. they took a 21 lead. in this touchdown made it a seven-point game. nebraska responded. timing armstrong junior with his third td of the game. 31-14, rutgers is now 3-7 and officially eliminated for bowl >> and the black knights took the field with the american flag as usual. they also ran out with the french flag as well. in a show of solidarity to france after friday's tragedies in paris. >> they are already off to the best start in franchise history. the points keep pouring in for the rangers who headed north of the border looking for their eighth straight win yesterday as senator's. a busy first period. the rangers struck first on the power-play. 1-0. a few minutes later, the senators had an answer. and carlson -- with a tied game. no

a recent visit to syracuse, new york. you're watching american history tv, all weekend on c-span3. chief tadodaho sidney hill: what an exciting thing going on. to me would start of the game we are playing here that has a whole history in itself it is a part of our history. part of our entertainment. it was played on the other side. it was played for enjoyment and for medicine to help people. >> we call this the women's shuffle dance. and the women are very important. honor our women in the stands. ♪ [singing] chief sidney hill: with all the things that happened, with the loss of land, and the forced removal of our people and the diseases and the wars, we have been diminished as a people. our lands and our culture and our languages and our ways have been attacked, not only physically, but through policies. so, for us to be hosting other countries today is quite an accomplishment, to say the least. my position is one of traditional leadership and as you know, women choose the leaders. women are the clan mothers and they give out names and how we follow the mothers. what ever your mot

sites. >> philly is a lot bigger, definitely. >> different than syracuse, new york, huh? >> yes. yes. it's a lot different. a lot more music, too. >> reporter: law enforcement will be on heightened alert along the course tomorrow but we are told there is no known threat. the mayor says it's a chance for worldwide visitors to see and enjoy the city. >> to reemphasize the point philadelphia is a big city that does big events well. >> reporter: this group of eight canteen runners have attest that popularity is spreading. >> our friend did it, it came highly recommended.avo cf1 o it's a beautiful city and a great time of year to run. >> reporter: for marathon families like this one from montreal a photo at the rocky statue is only one on leis of must sees. >> we are going to go see the liberty bell and run around the city. >> reporter: you're doing all the highlights? >> yes. obviously, yes. >> reporter: now, this core race zone along the parkway will be secured tomorrow with screenings from everyone coming in, but the race will not be delayed even if those screening lines ar

the underground railroad in syracuse was not underground at all. the guy who ran had a business card. [laughter] eric: anyone who see the fugitive slave, please send into me, i will give him money and i will send him to canada. nobody did anything up there about that. but in new york, you cannot do it openly, even though a lot of people knew it was going on. martha: an interesting point about your uncle's book, because historians have now taken up this topic of slavery and capitalism and northern implications. he was a pioneer. absolutely. eric: i have to say, i have a i have accomplished many things, but writing a book before and born, i have not yet done. martha: it is interesting, too, because people think of the racism of new york city stemming from immigrants, like the irish or germans. it is very important to add the merchant business class to that picture. eric: one of the things i have been doing this last year is running a little project on columbia university on the history of slavery. we do not think of colombia -- columbia university it

boston college take on syracuse in the final game of the season. first quarter and the eagles get on the board. and bcf7-0 but here comes the orange. and the pits to urban phillips. syracuse up 10-7. and the third, bc down ten and tyler ralph again. he had 24 carries for 111 yards. and yes, smith is 117 yards on the ground and the eagles only whole game. here's your game winner. coal murphy from 75 yards out. and bc loses 20-17. and they finish 3-9. >>> to hockey now. and the bruins have one five in a row in the thick of things at the all important thanksgiving mark. they hit the road in canada for the next three games and they'll try to keep the momentum going. >> we have a tough challenge ahead of us going west. and we have to be better. >> we're going to come into our own here and learning how to win. and that is what you have to do. you have to win the tough games. >> this is a hard working team. and the attitude of this crew is they want to do well, whether they do it every night, i think their intentions are good. >> and some college hockey.

next, a look at our recent visit to syracuse, new york. watching american history tv, all we can, every weekend, on c-span 3. chief tadodaho sidney hill: what an exciting thing going on. to me would start of the game we are playing here that has a whole history in itself it is been part of our history and part of our entertainment. that was played on the other side, and brought to us for our enjoyment and to help our people. >> we call this the women's shuffle dance. and the women are very important. we honor this with our men.

jake schindler played for the lancers and now plays for the syracuse silver knights. after thousands of head balls, jake says he's never had a concussion. "we are concussion crazy." "i think there are ways to help our players be safe without taking out an integral part of the game." he says more head injuries are caused by collisions than heading the ball. "it's player to player contact, it's aggressive play." doctor christine blonski is a sports medicine physician for rochester regional health - she specializes in concussions. blonski says we have gone from too laid back to overprotective when it comes to kids, sports and concussions. "before we used to think he just got his bell rung he'll be fine no big deal now we're completely on the other side every kid that got his bell rung is it a concussion or is it not." dr. blonski says there is a link between repeated blows to the head and cognitive but no evidence that heading a soccer ball causes concussions. "not every headache is a concussion not every blow to the head causes concussion." she doesn't think this new ru

did i want to go to syracuse? absolutely. could i afford it? no.e protested because of that? there's a realty to that. i did gef them credit for taking action. you don't like something, you should get used to taking action. i just think this is the wrong action chlts. >> their million stunt march had only 3,000 people to attend and only 30 people showed up. you're going to have to pay for a lot more for 1%ers. >> and by the way, why don't we pay for mortgages. why do we everyone have to buy a crib. it's unfair. >> and do the professors want to get paid, by the way? the electric company is not going to provide air-conditions. >> i don't get it. you're born in that much money, you work hard, you get yourself in on the way up. once you get there, what do they say? you. that's your reward. we've got to move on. meryl stream has some facebook posts. this is what her message reads. this is me on my way home on an audition for king congress where i was told i was too ugly for the part. this is the pivotal moment for me. this could derail my dreams of beco

syracuse up 10-7 in the third. zack mahoney finds steve ismael in the slant. 17-7. orange. eagle also fight back. under three minutes to go, down by 3, colton lightenberg with the field goal to tie the game with syracuse, goes 51 yards on ten plays. cole murphy's field goal. the orange win it 20-17. jeff smith was 1-13 for nine yards passing -- nine! and one interception. the number one defense in the country. >>> it's more than a game. the needham wellesley rivalry is the longest consecutive high school football rivalry in the country. coming up at 6:30, we are bringing you inside access to it all. half-hour special that brings us inside. it's more than a game. here is a preview. >> we executed again. beat needham again in practice. >> your opportunity to involve yourself in one the most story yourself in one the most storied rivalry country. >> make your mark on this rivalry. >> it's the game that always comes up. >> i don't relive any other game than i ever played other than the wellesley game. >> less than 24 hours, let's go. >> the distraction level will be unprecedent

we go from 50 in syracuse and 30' lakes. it is going to get colder over the next 24 hours. s tomorrow. by sunday, temperatures in the lower 50' s. turning colder this weekend. temperatures at or below normal. our perception of what november should be like has changed. by next week, the temperatures come above average again. clouds building up in the distance. 58 degrees in boston. the wind is active at of the west southwest. sustained at 20 miles per hour. when the gust locally, gusting to 30 in orange. wind gusting over 20 miles per hour elsewhere. that will continue tonight and through tomorrow. a wind advisory on the cape and islands. likely we will see gust to about 35 miles per hour. brightest skies over southeastern massachusetts. around leominster, stretching up towards nashua, cannot rule out a couple of these over the worcester hills. gusty wind continuing and temperatures might inch up another degree or two. the wind is going to feel colder. the wind stays up into the overnight hours through midnight. we are talkin

halleran new a surgeon in syracuse was interviewed by the producers of a new film "the lenin report,"ek. why is he speak out? >> it is unseemly to say, i took -- i have never done that. >> if you does that you would have gotten more media attention? >> but come across as a butt head. >> bar what was a nurse in the trauma room. >> david was on the opposite side of the stretcher than i and he had his chest opened and he had his hands in his chest trying to find the pleaders. >> another was in room 115 as a nurse. >> dave was taking care of his cardiac massage and dr. halleran did a wonderful job and he deserves the credit. >> after john lennon was pronounced dead he wrote up the medical report which roses development has never released. dr. lin asked dr. halleran if he wanted to previous the media mob outside. >> i did not. i want dotted crawl under a rock. i want dead go home. >> i was distraught and upset and you feel responsible and wonder, what could have? what could have been done differently? >>> so dr. lynn addressed the waiting reporters. >> john lennon was brought to the emerge

the protests yesterday ranged syracuse university in upstate new york. the missouri case has pushed students' groups to press their own universities over the treatment of black students. >>> former subway pitchman jared fogle is facing more than 12 years in prison. prosecutors asked yesterday for the maximum sentence on fogle's child pornography and sex crime charges. that is the most he could get under a plea bargain agreement. his attorney asked for five years. the minimum under the agreement. >>> it's 4:48. a 10-year-old boy in texas recovering after being shot during what police say was aureoled rage incident. get this, the child was shot while he was riding in a car and houston. -- in houston. the boy's father says they were coming home from soccer practice last night. was a tire. the boy's father picks up the story. >> my son started crying that his butt hurts. on the lights on the car and everything and that's when she saw a lot of blood. >> wow. the boy's expected to be okay. the shooter still on the loose. >>> well, the plains clothes florida of

syracuse university for an event designed to prevent sexual assaults. vice president will be promoting the white house's it's on us campaign. the initiative tries to get everyone involved in preventing sexual assaults on college campuses. organizers officiary child abuse's it's on -- of syracuse's it's on us week of action says bystander intervention is an effective deterrent to assault. biden graduated from syracuse university's law school in 1968. >>> 5:07. now the latest on severe weather that's slamming the midwest with snow. heavy rain and possible tornadoes in parts of iowa and nebraska and colorado. millions of people expected to be in that storm zone today. abc's stephanie ramos has the latest. >> reporter: a fast moving major storm sweeping the midwest. >> on the ground. >> reporter: reports of twisters in iowa. >> tornado warning. >> reporter: national weather service officials say the system began tuesday around utah then moving east into the nation's midsection. in knoxville, iowa, powerful winds and rain packing a punch tearing down trees a

going to thestive units in the nation and going through and boston college wrapping up the year to syracuse and 7 straight and the orange 8 straight so got to figure something is going to give in the carrier dome. tied at 17 and late in the 4th and lining up for the game- winning field goal and coal murphy taking a whack at it and knocking it home from 35 yards out. eagles fall 20- 17. finishing the year 3- 9 and 0- 8 in the acc. >> and he does some acting and going to be on the ice. >> and then going like that and see the replay and going to be pretty blatant how quick went down and how for the sniper upstairs but it is good that we still got the one. >> and bruins taking shots at henrick lundquist and calling him out saying he took a dive late in the game and it led to the go ahead goal but they use today to score two goals two minutes apart and picking up the if i was straight win on friday. >> it shows that when we pay attention to details we can beat anybody. >> college football and partans rewarding the 296 pound and scores the 9 yard touchdown and taking to earn play of the day. a lo

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let's syracuse sustain her name with radicalism.hat moment she goes on to become a leader in the women's ovement. >> next, republican presidential candidate donald trump holds a campaign rally in massachusetts. it's an hour. >> thank you. thank you, everybody. so nice. so amazing. so amazing. so amazing. by the way, do we love tom brady? love tom brady. great guy. he as great guy. a great guy and a great winner. ou're lucky to have him. so we're going to talk for a long time. and you know, sadly there are about 3,000 people outside coming in now. how about waiting about an hour until they get in? a good idea? no. we'll just say they were late, it's their problem. here's my great friend, my great veteran friend. are you ok? everything good? good. we're going to take care of our veterans. i want to tell you that. big league. big league. so a few things. we just came down, and i just heard massachusetts -- they keep saying the press. look at all those they keep saying the press, look at all those guys back there, all the time. the mass