taylor was young for her position at a large co-ed carol school, only 40, taylor trained with one of the most well respected scholars in student affairs, kate hevner mueller who comes from your school, indiana university where she served as dean of women. she authored a very progressive text, educating women for a changing world. some have said of mueller's book that it anticipated the values of the second wave of the women's movement. it's my contention these deans of women did not anticipate the values of the second wave. instead they intentionally fostered these precepts among women students on their campuses. under mueller's tutelage, taylor believed women student potential should be maximized through a rigorous higher education, and taylor arrived at ku interested in using student government to help women move past traditional gender roles and the perception that marriage and career were mutually exclusive choices. this was progressive for the time as much of the popular discussion during the 1950s was actually working toward domesticating women's education so it could reflect w

that's what i thought it was. >> drugs weren't taylor's only problem. former gangster disciple member. inside pendleton he serves his time in one of america's most innovative and riskiest programs, the gang unit. >> on the streets we was taught to smash somebody on sight, beat them up as soon as we see them and take what they got. we was taught to hate them. see most people want things they ain't never had before. and they believe money can get you anything. it ain't about bringing you happiness. it's about you want to be on the higher level than the average person. you want to be somebody that you are not made to be. >> education is the key, it's getting your ged, going to trade school or going to college. i mean, the biggest factor that will tell whether or not you come back to prison or not is education. >> program director eric courtney oversees the program that puts rival gang members side by side. >> what kind of things do you want to teach your daughter that maybe your father wasn't around to teach you? what kind of things different do you want t

taylor because he's a person who's done approximately 25 years on a life sentence. he has come forward to change his life around from being a gang banger for years to somebody who wants to help other people, especially young inmates who come in. >> do your time, do your own. you ain't got to impress anybody. the only way you can impress me is if you can get back outside to the free world. then i'm impressed. >> i think that's one of the best things that an institution can do for an inmate is have somebody like mr. taylor, who's been through the system the way that he has, you know, and then he comes one-on-one with inmates and explains to inmates, don't do this, don't do that. i took it beyond just a talk, you know, because i needed that talk, you know what i'm saying? because i don't know what's out there. >>> up next -- >> they threatened our lives. we left, went to my trailer, grabbed a 20-gauge shotgun, a machete, went back out there. that's where it went down. resso. they fit! awesome. thank you. [ man ] ring, ring. pro-gresso. they fit! okay-y... okay? you don

general zachery taylor chose baton rouge as a home. where we are now in the 1820s was one of his early air signments. he was sent here when this was a u.s. garrison, formerly on the site of a spanish fort after we became part of the united states. so he helped supervise these buildings behind me, we call them now the pentagon barracks. this was an outpost on the frontier. he came back in the 1840s. he and his wife had a small cottage near the site and they had close friends. so when he came back after his service in the war with mexico as a well-known popular figure, everyone in baton rouge could claim him. he was someone they knew. he was their neighbor. they called him old rough and ready because he would do anything he made his troops do. if he had to sleep out in the field, he would do it. after the war with mexico, there was a great deal of interest to encourage taylor to run for president. he had never affiliated with any political party. he'd been a military man. people were unsure which party he would align himself with. he sta

. >> whitney was a freshman, laura a senior at taylor university. a small evangelical christian school in indiana. >> this sounds maybe quaint, but a real family feeling that you connected with so many other people there. >> laura and whitney were both outgoing and athletic with a wide circle of friends. they didn't know each other well, but one night they work ed together at taylor's fort wayne campus setting up a banquet. >> suzy, did you talk to laura that day? >> actually i had tried to call her phone between 8:00 and 8:30 that evening. i didn't get through. and so i thought, well, i'll call her later. >> how about you, lisa? >> we had been playing phone tag up to that day. she left me a message, i

cooper did not speak but clamped client to do not know officer nathaniel taylor was an officer fired the thinking he was about to be dropped. prosecutors said it not a chance. down the line of duty and from distance of 6 ft. away announced that they start on his chest lamar cooper not shoot first and to tell anybody did not know he was a police officer. that is not help our laws work. >> support of fallen brother. >> going to jail a good thing goes to show cannot kill chicago police officer. >> gary mccarthy closing arguments released a statement thanking prosecutors. conviction of first-degree murder of police officer carries a mandatory life sentence. >> of this is a case of death penalty case before illinois changed the lot. my position should still be there for cases like this with the chicago police officers are killed. 1990 cooper was convicted of attempted murder of another chicago police officer third served three years of sentenced likely never see and free up again. >> disturbed and disappointed cook county board president toni preckwinkle declared a time to overhaul overcr

here's taylor for the tie, but the tide is too strong. the colonials fall to 8 and 13 on the season. and just quick, tiger woods at the tournament today he shot a 66, he's in the lead going into the final round. looks like his second consecutive win if he wins tomorrow. >> that is the news, we'll of course stay on top of breaking news for you. and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a good night.

. >> you christine taylor is serving 12 years ago aggravated robbery and kidnapping. >> the crime spree is february 14th of 2006. happened on valentine's day. >> the victim was a close female friend. one that taylor alleges stole items from her. >> i took measures into my own hands what, we call a citizen's arrest. we tied her up. i had two accomplices. they only caught one. >> you tied her up. what do you mean? >> with 50-foot extension cord. she wasn't really being cooperative in telling me where my things were and i felt it was the best way to get her to tell me if i bound here. this probably proceeded for the next eight hours of the day. >> during those eight hours taylor committed a series of atrocities. >> i burned her on her face. i burned her on other sides with a 12-gauge shotgun, had i pistol whipped her in her hip which took a chunk about a quarter size out of her hip. she was disfigured i guess you could say. her face couldn't really look at her and see it was her. said filthy mean things to her that i knew would hurt her and get under her skin. i cried a lot during the proc

another look at the 11-year-old girl, taylor vo. she has distinct look, long black hair, belong streaks, last seen in a dark-colored, late model american-made minute michigan v minivan. they do not know what the license is. you can be checking up on this story on nbcbayarea.com. live here in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> this morning, it's a new movement with a familiar scene. the occupy movement is reboot, chanting, marching, staging a flash mob as protesters try to shut down san francisco's financial district. the cuffs, they are already coming out. christie smith is watching it unfold this morning. she joins us live in san francisco with latest. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. it's a real fluid situation. i tell you if you're coming to the financial district, rain is going to slow you down, but so what is what's going on montgomery and california. a group of occupy protesters, kind of walking in every single direction, and police, well, we're not seeing them at this hour. traffic is stopped

now captain brent mitchell taylor is accused of having inappropriate contact with a 17- year-old boy he met online. fox 5's laura evans has details. >> police officers are sworn to defend and protect all citizens including the youngest among us, but in this case a high ranking officer is accused of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. brett taylor is a captain, a 24 year veteran of the police force in fredericksburg where he was head of the detectives division. now he's accused of taking a young boy to a motel 6 on warrenton road in stafford after first making contact with him online. according to sheriff's deputies, she spotted the.walking north on war -- they spotted the boy walking north on warrenton about 2:45 a.m. on saturday morning. he told deputies he was locked out of the hotel room and the man who rented it would be back later. >> our investigation indicated mr. brent taylor 46 of fredericksburg had rented the room, had driven to fairfax, picked the 17-year-old juvenile up without parental permission, brought him back to motel 6 which is where the deputies found him.

. >> whitney was a freshman, laura a senior at taylor university. a small evangelical christian school in indiana. >> this sounds maybe quaint, but a real family feeling that you connected with so many other people there. >> laura and whitney were both outgoing and athletic with a wide circle of friends. they didn't know each other well, but one night they work ed together at taylor's fort wayne campus setting up a banquet. >> suzy, did you talk to laura that day? >> actually i had tried to call her phone between 8:00 and 8:30 that evening. i didn't get through. and so i thought, well, i'll call her later. >> how about you, lisa? >> we had been playing phone tag up to that day. she left me a message, i believe, on their trip up to fort wayne. i didn't call her back. >> at about 8:00 p.m., their work done, laura and whitney, along with seven other students and staff members were riding in a school van heading south on interstate 69 toward the main campus. whitney's sister carly, also a student at taylor, was the first to hear that something was wrong

it is an 11 year-old girl named taylor. said of the police tell us that the suspect is for mothers ex-boyfriend. police say he took the young grow at gunpoint from her bedroom. here's a picture of the missing girl. 5 ft. 3 in. tall, black hair and brown eyes. the suspect is pictured here. he is considered armed and dangerous. 42 years old, 5 ft. 6 in. tall weighing 170 lbs.. witnesses saw him leaving the scene of the house on tap the court in san jose driving a dark late model minivan with an unknown license plate. anyone with information is encouraged to call 911. >>mark: the kidnapping taking place on the 2600 block of tap the court. >>will: i spoke with the family. this happened around 1:18 a.m.. family members are inside right now. third >>darya: the traffic is pretty heavy, this is an ugly shot. to the north through marin county is a mass. a very slow commute. the approach to the bay bridge looks pretty good. we're back with more in a couple of minutes. >>darya: we are tracking the storm moving through the bay area. on

let's bring in mike tate and lena taylor, great to have both of you with us tonight.n-going story, you've been at this almost a year now. got to ask you, mike, will can you me journal sent ial is saying 1.5 million signatures, is that number correct? >> that number is not ak rt we're not sure where they got it from, may have gotten it from the accountability board, we aren't saying how many signatures we're handing in to more it's 3,000 pounds of petitions we're bringing over to the accountability board, we think an impressive number to recall not only governor walker but le tenant governors and state senators. >> do you have enough to do more than walker? the lieutenant governor and several state senators? >> i believe that we will hand in enough signatures on all of those races from governor on down that will be beyond challenge. >> senator taylor, are wisconsinites prepared for the money flowing in. that sound bite that was on the right wing website with daily caller, it sounds like governor walker knows this is going down that he won't be able to stop it and he ha

let's turn in now to wisconsin state senator lena taylor.ou with us tonight. what does this all mean? could this bring down the governor of wisconsin? what do you think? >> there is no question this can bring down the governor of wisconsin. and i believe that it will come and ultimately sit at a table right in front of him. how can he be less than 20 feet away from these individuals and not know what is going on? it's amazing, he knew what was going on with previous scandals that happened in our state. he always talked about tom amid but didn't know what was going on in his offices, that is ludicrous. >>> what does it mean that one of the people who has been arrested and charged is going to work with authorities? this is going to come out, is it not? we're going to find out for sure whether walker had anything to do with this and if he did, what would be the move of the state then? aren't republicans concerned about this at this point? >> well, i think that they should be. i think a lot of his money, as you noticed, has been coming from out

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taylor died last year at the age of 79. >> i think it is a good start for her.y -- >> a start. she started a long time ago. >> but she hasn't been doing anything in a while. a lifetime movie is a good little building block. >> but liz taylor, do you see it? >> who else can play liz taylor, she's so iconic on her own. >> i think there are other actresses out there. i won't say anything else. and charlie sheen, breaking news, not crazy anymore. >> a self-diagnosis is often very reliable. >> and bill karins just started a facebook page. >> it is not going well. >> make sure you -- >> i decided we're probably just going to stop. >> no. i'm going to like it first. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. > >>> the candidates have made their closing arguments here in the state of new hampshire and the voting has already begun in the village of dicksville notch, population 75. since 1970, they have been the first to vote here, opening its polls at midnight. many polls open here in manchester

i'm joined by goldie taylor, jimmy williams and steve benen.want to be beaten by stephen colbert. i think that -- every time i hear i got to thank him for letting me hear from herman cain sing again every time i hear him sing i feel closer to jesus as in dead. but at the end of the day, it means that people are really dissatisfied with their choices. stephen colbert has a message and it's about keeping big money out of politics. it's about telling the truth. he's making a mockery to show us what the truth is. i applaude what colbert and others are doing to point to the issues. >> no doubt. steve, you have a weekly feature on your blog highlighting the most offensive mitt romney falsehoods of the week. what is this week's biggest romney lie? >> a lot to choose from this week. we had a handful. >> a lot to choose from, give me the number one thing. >> my favorite one, my top choice would be the claim that the president did not yet have a jobs plan. that struck me as astounding he would make that claim after we had months of debate about the ameri

that's why he selected heidi taylor. and again, why heidi taylor? it could've been anyone.e knew it was the last place blackburn would have looked. you have got to be kidding me. so you're saying that someone's trying to pin the murder on me? just like a power-crat, trying to blame the working class. we actually think he was trying to draw attention to you for a different reason. did he ever give you anything? oh, you mean when he came down here and we shared a hookah? look, i have been e-mailing that douche for over a year now, and he only just sent me a "dear insert-name-here." boa vista: can we see that e-mail? it wasn't electronic. it was... it was snail mail-- one of those form letters. do you still have it? wolfe: "and thank you again for taking the time to share your concerns. "we look forward to hearing from you again. sincerely-- mathew stone, ceo." it certainly sounds like a form letter. yeah. you know, calleigh, the logo on this is in ink, it's raised... i think it's magnetic stripping. i think you've been reading too many spy books. i'm not kidding; take a look.

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that's why he selected heidi taylor. and again, why heidi taylor? it could've been anyone.e knew it was the last place blackburn would have looked. you have got to be kidding me. so you're saying that someone's trying to pin the murder on me? just like a power-crat, trying to blame the working class. we actually think he was trying to draw attention to you for a different reason. did he ever give you anything? oh, you mean when he came down here and we shared a hookah? look, i have been e-mailing that douche for over a year now, and he only just sent me a "dear insert-name-here." boa vista: can we see that e-mail? it wasn't electronic. it was... it was snail mail-- one of those form letters. do you still have it? wolfe: "and thank you again for taking the time to share your concerns. "we look forward to hearing from you again. sincerely-- mathew stone, ceo." it certainly sounds like a form letter. yeah. you know, calleigh, the logo on this is in ink, it's raised... i think it's magnetic stripping. i think you've been reading too many spy books. i'm not kidding; take a look.

state senator lena taylor is here on explain. >>> good to have you with us. president obama knows what kind of fight he's in for this year. he was in iowa today at a manufacturing plant, just what he talked about in the speech last night. the president told the crowd "we can't go back to failed policies of the past." >> after everything that's happened, there are people in washington who seem to have collective amnesia. they seem to have forgotten how we got in this mess. they want to go back to the very same policies that got us into it. same policies that stacked the deck against middle class americans for years. >> this was the same message the president had of the state of the union last night. american people approve of the message. 91% of the people watching the speech, they are in favor of the proposals the president laid out last night. think about that. 91%. 9% disapprove. that is a heck of a number. of course republican members of congress are with the 9%. they don't approve of policies like this. it's time to stop rewarding businesses that ship job

the youngest, christina taylor. >> worst day of our lives. you wake up with a beautiful family. home for dinner and you are one less. >> i kept on pinching myself on the arm over and over again, i had red welts because i thought it was a really bad nightmare. that i was going to wake up any minute. >> but the tragedy was all too real. the loss, too painful. their little girl was laid to rest with family, friends and her little league teammates looking on. four days after the shooting, president obama honored the fallen and told christina's unfulfilled dreams up as a symbol for the nation. >> i want to live up to her expectations. i want our democracy to be as good as christina imagined it. i want america to be as good as she imagined it. >> reporter: and that now famous line has become the title of roxanna green's new book, about her daughter's life, death and though she touched. over the holidays, christina's parents and her brother dallas met with congresswoman giffords for the first time. mark kelly had deeply touched the greens by attending christina's memorial while his wif

elizabeth dowling taylor, thank you so much.

i imagine in front of roger taylor, the original queen drummer and queen founder.was that like? >> it felt like a really, really fun job interview. i've been playing with these five other people who i've never played a single note with ever before in front of roger taylor playing songs he's written. it's pretty sur real. >> when you sea this competition on the internet were you like, this is for me? >> pretty much that's what happened. how many times does something like that come true. people said i've sounded like freddie mercury over 20 years now. so i felt i had a decent chance of getting one of those slots. >> where's your sweet stash? >> that disappeared the minute my wife saw it. >> trefreddie was such a belove arti artist, what does it feel to play his role now. >> to be compared to one of the greatest rock singers of all time is humbling. i don't think i have the moves. >> are they going to make you wear the freddie mercury outfits? >> no. i think if you've seen roger taylor talk about the queen extravaganza, he doesn't want it to look cheesy. they want it

please welcome elizabeth dowling taylor. thank you so much for being here. it's called "a slave in the white house." you know, it is so interesting to see a book like this. in our current sort of founding fathers fetish that we enjoy, their infallibility, their ultimate wisdom that we always look back to them, we forget that the individual credited with really the father of our constitution had 100 slaves. >> well, you know, there were eight early presidents who owned slaves during their tenure in the white house. >> jon: why do you keep apologizing for america? it's shocking to me because the image we have... boy does dolly madison not come off well in this book. my image of her was always the courageous savior of the white house in 1812. then she went on to make those delicious cakes. [laughter] she was proud of herself for rescinding the offer of freedom to paul jenning. >> well, she accomplished much as first lady, but she was a slave owner. her husband bequeathed the 100 slaves to dolly. jennings had expected that he would be freed by madison's will. wh

juvenile girl was assaulted by adult male that occurred here in these bushes on north point between taylor and mason. look at this video around 3 a.m. the person you are seeing on the stretcher is suspect. police found him and the girl in this area near north point and taylor basically in the -- as the assault was ongoing after her friends called police to report her missing. >> the reporting party was a group who had separated from this missing juvenile early in the evening. during the time of incident the missing juvenile separated from the group on her own volition. >> reporter: that's the official word from the spokesman from the sergeant this morning. earlier at the scene, the police did tell us the victim is a 15-year-old girl and a tourist here with a tour group and she was in fact sexually assaulted. again, the investigation is ongoing. police are still interviewing witnesses trying to determine exactly what happened out here in the wee hours of the morning. the victim's injuries are not life-threatening. the suspect was taken to the hospital, complaining of pain. a lot of question

taylor keeping it himself. jayhawks up by 11. 4:30 left. taylor gives it up to jeff withy. boo-yah.wow, kansas beats baylor, 92-74. >>> syracuse looking to go 20-0 for the first time in school history. scoop jardine to fair. that was fairly nice. syracuse up by nine. later in the first. jardine to melo. good team word. second half, jardine with the steal. he'll pass. eventually. right there. that's a very unselfish play. give it to everybody. then later, it's waiters. check, please. syracuse, 20-0, ladies and gentlemen. they win it, 71-63. for all of your highlights, and sports news, you know where to go. espn news, it's what we do. >> they do and they do it well. >>> up next, the falling fortunes of the kardashian clan. >>> and a quick le livery. mom gives birth on a commuter train. >> ouch. forty years ago, he wasn't looking for financial advice. back then he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future. but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement planning for our military, veterans and their families. now more than ever, it's important

juvenile girl was assaulted by adult male that occurred here in these bushes on north point between taylor and mason. look at this video around 3 a.m. the person you are seeing on the stretcher is suspect. police found him and the girl in this area near north point and taylor basically in the -- as the assault was ongoing after her friends called police to report her missing. >> the reporting party was a group who had separated from this missing juvenile early in the evening. during the time of incident the missing juvenile separated from the group on her own volition. >> reporter: that's the official word from the spokesman from the sergeant this morning. earlier at the scene, the police did tell us the victim is a 15-year-old girl and a tourist here with a tour group and she was in fact sexually assaulted. again, the investigation is ongoin police are still interviewing witnesses trying to determine exactly what happened out here in the wee hours of the morning. the victim's injuries are not life-threatening. the suspect was taken to the hospital, complaining of pain. a lot of questions

taylor vo is described as being 5'3", 105 pounds. anyone with any information on that suspect and the victim is asked to call 911 immediately and san jose police are staying on the case. they have many investigators on the case. they are trying to track down that vehicle, as well. live in san jose, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> thank you. right now in san francisco, "occupy" protestors have taken to the streets again. activists are chained themselves to the doors of some of the big banks a very active scene and a number of arrests under way. anne makovec has been there since 4 a.m. >> reporter: so far, 11 people have been arrested in these protests. you can see a large group of people there on the other side of california street at montgomery. they have been going between the sides of california street. at one point they had montgomery completely blocked off. this is just halfway through the day-long protest we're expecting in san francisco today. >> reporter: at times, it sounds more mardi gras than hard core protest. "occupy wall street

at koon's toyota on west street.police pulled taylor over monday... after his vehicle matched the car in security footage. an early morning accident on the beltway... sends two people to shock trauma.it happened just affer 2 o'clock this orning... between southeastern boulevard and wilkens avenue.authorities responded to reports of an overturned car.5 other people were involved in the crash... and are believed to be o-k. it's unccear at thhs time whht caused the accident. the state rrlls-out e-z pass plans for the hatem bridge... over the susquehanna river.the current decals will expire september 30th. one new optionssgives unlimited trips pnly be used on the atemm bridge.the transponder are free throughhnext year. we do have a significant safety ccncern with people that are getting in the lanes that are gated that haae an expired decall have the indow rolled down or ddnt have a decall at all beccuse they got in the wrong lane. lane. the new e-z pass plan begins february 1st. you can sign up by mail or in person at the j-f-k stop-in-center.you can als

brent taylor is not just any officer.s a captain. 24 year veteran of the police force where he was head of the detectives division. now he's accused of taking a young teenager to a motel 6 in stafford after first making contact with him on the internet. now according to sheriff's deputies, they spotted the boy walking north on warrantton north saturday morning at 2:45 a.m. he told executives he was locked out and the man who rented it would be back hater. >> investigation indicated that mr. brent taylor, age 46, rented the room, had driven to fairfax, picked the 17-year-old juvenile up without parental permission, brought him back to motel 6, which is where the deputies found him. >> spokesperson says police, captain brent taylor is on administrative leave with pay pending the outcome of an internal investigation. police say he has no prior criminal charges. taylor is married with children. >> thank you. >>> it's the first time in the u.s. that a suicide bomber who taken hostages. it happened last year in discovery commun