. >> thomas: yes. >> evan: great author. he appears as a character in this book. >> thomas: yes. >> evan: can you talk about the decision to include him? in some ways he sort of stands in for you, do you think? he offers commentary on events in the book. >> thomas: i wanted somebody who could fill the job that in watergate had been done by alice roosevelt-longworth. teddy roosevelt's 90-year-old daughter who was still alive during watergate. very sharp tongued, very smart. >> evan: right. say whatever she thought. >> thomas: and i wanted that figure. and i thought i was going to go for somebody very old with this. and then suddenly hitchens was on my mind very much as i was starting the book. christopher died in december of 2011. >> evan: yeah. >> thomas: i was starting to write this book right around that time. and it suddenly occurred to me, i didn't know him in this period. he was in his mid 30s, not too long in america, was writing mostly for political magazines. like the nation hadn't moved on to

and i don't think thomas would either. >> when you watch that tape, whenever you get past thomas wouldn't hurt her sister, then generally speaking you get some tears followed by something derogatory or negative about thomas. that he blows up, he's on medication, he doesn't have friends, he doesn't like church. things of that nature. >> when you catch him doing something, is he good about going about fessing up or is he the type that denies it until the end? >> he denies it. >> they automatically assumed i was this violent, socially withdrawn, pretty much demonic little kid where i black out and do crazy violent things. >> how am i going to deal with this? >> i'm going to tell you. the good lord would be a good place to start. i don't feel like i should push him into church. if you don't, the devil will take him. >> he doesn't go to church. he sits there like -- >> it's better than sitting in hell. >> i know. >> this is a very churchy city, i guess. everyone here believes in god, goes to church every sunday. and for a 12-year-old kid to say i don't like going to church makes you feel uncom

paine, thomas jefferson. i also want to talk about first his actual father thomas lincoln, one reason that lincoln studied the founding fathers so heavily was the dissatisfaction with his own father. and then as the war went on he found himself turning to another father when those were no longer be enough. thomas lincoln born in virginia, taken to kentucky as a child review was married and raised his family and abraham was born 89. in 1817 thomas lincoln took his family to indiana abraham was nine years old and when he was 21 then moved again to eleanor where thomas lincoln lived for the rest of his life for all of his adult life he was a carpenter. there was a fashion in the middle of the 20th century toots' treat him as white trash although they did not use that phrase but some contemporaries did. we now recognize that thomas lincoln never went broke, he served on several juries and also the trustee of a baptist church where the lincoln family worshipped. he sent his two children children, sarah and abraham

from thomas paine and commerce jefferson. -- thomas jefferson. his actual father thomas lincoln and think he studied the founding fathers so avidly with his own dissatisfaction with his own father. as the war drew on he would turn to god the father of the fathers are no longer quite to the nafta, thomas lincoln born in virginia and tickets are really to kentucky bin abraham was born 89. in 1817 thomas lincoln took his family to indiana abraham was nine years old and in 1830 when he was 21 they moved again to illinois where thomas lived the rest of his life. all his adult life he was a subsistence farmer and carpenter. they were referred to as white trash but here we now recognize that thomas lincoln never wear broker left bad debt and served zero and several juries which is a sign of respectability he was also a trustee of the church where they were shipped he had two children sarah and abraham were sent to school to get an education. it was in one room schoolhouse almost fly by night. all told abraham weaken spent one year in school but you lear

good to see you, thomas.nks for booking me a flight on your jet. it's an interesting business. business is always going to grow when the economy is growing. what is different this time? guest: when people feel really rich they go out and buy an airplane rather than sharing them. 56 global all around the world. if executive is flying in europe or asia, anywhere in the world, needed.ll who are the big three out there when you look at the biggest companies and private aviation in the world? thomas: we recently got our chinese approval. we have a chinese airplane flying. we are in the moment -- in the mainland, here in the u.s.. we own all of those airplanes. we make sure that they are identical. be in delhi or london or here in the bay area, they are always the same price because we control the asset. cory: how many planes to have now and how many did you have a year ago? lester we have 44. right now we are at 57. -- last year we had 44. right now we are at 57. we are online for 60 by the end of the year. as for

thomas? >> we can certainly see from the shot behind you, people are already returning to enjoy themselves on the beaches in mexico. meteorologist dylan is here with us now. this is the most powerful hurricane ever recorded. thankfully, very little damage from this. explain the remnants of patricia, how it will impact the already soaked state of texas. >> even though it is a post-tropical cyclone, the moisture still has to rain itself out. look at some of the records. the strongest hurricane on record, lowest pressure ever recorded in the atlantic or the eastern pacific, all because of el nino, producing water temperatures near 90 degrees. within just 24 hours, it strengthened from a tropical storm up to a cat 5. just as quickly as it strengthened, it weakened as it moved over the mountainous terrain of mexico. now we're seeing some of the moisture streaming into southeastern parts of texas. there is a tornado watch along the coast. we already have in corsicana more than 20 inches of rain hav

thomas?just to add on to that, the fact a person says he is a cousin of chris mintz started a go fund me page and live for three hours and started to help with his medical costs. over 2,200 people donated and raised nearly $77,000 in just 3 hours time. again, as jacob pointed out, he is being considered one of the biggest heroes out of all of this and his family said they weren't surprised by the fact to risk his own life to try to save others. jacob, over at mercy medical, thank you. on the right-hand side of the screen you can see that we are waiting that press conference from the governor. kate brown. she is going to be speaking with us. we had an opportunity to talk to her this morning and find out what she is concentrating on. right now, she said she is focusing on the people and their families. because there is such a tragic loss of human life here and the healing just begins today. this is day one as the community tries to move forward. we'll have that press briefing for you. much more

thomas --laura: thomas says she tried to reason with davis. >> i was like, are you ok? she was like, i wasn't hitting my baby. laura: davis gave police the same story when she arrived, saying she was only upset because she lost her wallet. a police report, officers report to the toddler said, "mama hurt." thomas hopes this should be a lesson for everyone to never be afraid to step in and call 911. >> she could have died that night. laura: police say the toddler was taken to blank children's hospital to be checked out. we do not know the extent of his injuries. we do know davis is still in the pulp county jail. -- in the polk county jail. stacey: a guilty verdict for pete polson. a des moines jury found him guilty on all nine charges in last year's shooting spree. mitchell was shot in the abdomen. whitehill was shot in the back and neck. police say polson shot at stevenson five times but miss. jurors found polson guilty of assault with serious injuries for those incidents. a jury continues to deliberate in the federal trial of two ron paul former campaign aides who were

thomas? >> nbc's kristen welker.risten, thank you. >>> coming up, we're going to go back to craig melvin at 30 rock in new york with more news, including a race against time after a mudslide buries part of a town. >>> a desperate scene in guatemala, where rescue workers recovered more bodies today after a massive mudslide swallowed more than 100 homes. authorities said the death toll rose to 56 and hundreds more could be missing. it happened thursday night just outside the capital, guatemala city. hundreds are taking part in the rescue effort. >>> in the middle east, a new wave of russian air strikes against syria -- in syria. a russian military spokesman said the warplanes flew 20 missions over the last day hitting nine isis targets. russia insists its targeting isis as well as an al qaeda group in syria, but the attacks have also reportedly hit western-backed rebels fighting the assad government in syria. the u.s. and other countries have condemned russia's involvement. >>> and a bold move by a polish priest brough

thomas jefferson is more of a "states rights" guy. himself mayrshall be was putting himself forward as a possible presidential alternative if there was a deadlock between jefferson and burr. marshall is the most popular federalist. john adams is no longer very popular having been repudiated. ,john marshall is the leader in effect of the federalist party. there is a personality there. second cousins from virginia, both connected to the randolph clan. marshall's mother-in-law was the , or had been courted at least, by jefferson. there was blood there. that is another overlay on top of this. and one final thing, is marshall himself, who as secretary of state failed to effectuate the , delivery of these things. aw as chief justice, hearing lawsuit about that factual transaction, as to which he is in effect a witness. the supreme court is sitting at a trial court in what is called a original jurisdiction. there is really a question, truthfully, by today's standards, whether marshall should be hearing this case at all or if he should recuse

thomas? >> so what do we think is going to happen moving forward since we're seeing the bush camp as i said rally themselves at this coordinated event for jeb bush in texas? is that to show this united front and that's something that donald trump doesn't have, he doesn't have that type of united front against the bush family? >> reporter: well, the bush family and the bush camp is going to try to show a united front. they really don't have much of a choice here. jeb bush cannot run against his brother's presidency. he has a number of foreign policy advisors, i think 19 out of his 21 foreign policy advisors are former george w. bush advisors, so he has to roll with it. this is something that he has no choice but to champion. he's even fund-raising off of these comments, showing a picture of his brother on the rubble of the world trade center, saying that he wants his supporters to rally behind him against donald trump for what he thinks are just outrageous statements. now, donald trump's camp,

i'm thomas roberts. we start with donald trump, two days from the next republican debate and taking aim at his biggest challenger, dr. ben carson. at a town hall meeting with nbc's matt lauer, trump dismissed the latest polls out of iowa which show him losing his lead to ben carson. >> iowa's a problem all of a sudden. you have fallen behind ben carson why? >> i don't believe i did fall behind i was one poll, and a second poll, small polls, and i was in iowa three days ago. we had a town hall that was unbelievable. it was packed. thousands of people standing outside. >> one poll is the des moines register which you said is a good poll. >> the des moines register is a terrible paper as far as i'm concerned. it really is. very liberal paper, by the way. >> trump's attacks, subtle and otherwise, have taken various forms including a much-maligned retweet which the campaign removed and which appeared to question the mental capacity of carson's iowa voters. here's what trump had to say about that retweet this

michael thomas! great throw, now, flags down, that's going to be for an excessive celebration, i would think. >> ed: michael thomas becoming just an absolute go-to guy when you need a big play. against northern illinois he had the great catch in the corner of the end zone. did the same thing at the end of the half against alabama in that semifinal in that sugar bowl last year >> referee: after the play was over, unsportsmanlike, offense, penalty will be assessed on the kickoff. touchdown. >> ed: i believe they're getting michael thomas which did a gesture against his throat, which is an automatic call. you can't do that. >> mike: oh, geez. >> ed: you can't do that. sa yards after the kick. and in a game, okay, now you're up ten, but there is a full quarter to go and now 15 yards could give indiana good field position. >> mike: it was a great throw by cardale jones, we had been talking about his inaccuracy. that time he put it on the money. >> ed: this ohio state offensive line, we have heard all year

police arrested 27-year-old adam thomas. but while handcuffed, thomas somehow got out of the patrol car, back into his truck, and tried to leave the scene. thomas ran into the arresting officer and that's when the officer fired several shots. thomas did not stop and at last report he's still on the run. president obama had declared america's war in afghanistan over and drew up plans for an almost complete withdrawal from the country. but after months of reviewing the situation, the president has decided to change plans. craig boswell is at the white house with more details. reporter: president obama has changed his mind about bringing nearly all the u.s. troops home from afghanistan by the time he leaves office. while america's combat mission in afghanistan maybe over, our commitment to afghanistan and its people indoors. -- endours. reporter: under the old plan america would've kept just 1000 troops in kabul. >> in key areas the security situation is still very fragile. in some places there is risk of deterioration. reporte

stewart, so thomas jefferson gave his copy to dougal's door and mr. stewart writes, i was told by mr. jefferson that the greater part of the papers in this collection were written by mr. madison. i think people are fascinated by this book because of the ownership, because of the prominence, the fact that it was john jay's copy than it was passed to this goddess philosopher while jefferson is abroad in paris. the interesting thing that dougal stewart wrote this piece about mr. madison be in the majority author of the paper when we know it isn't true. we often speculated may be jefferson said that but he didn't want it to be written down. then i think it is extremely significant that jefferson actually wrote, annotated in response to something that hamilton is trying to push forward that he disagrees with. the federalist papers are an example of the text that we go back to time and again to really understand the meaning within our constitution, i i think it is insightful to see the inscriptions for an understanding of the different perspectives. so, i k

chance. >> caroline: thomas, i told you. >> thomas: we're alone now. all right? you can be honest. is dad really the father of your baby? or am i? >> brooke: thomas is back from paris? >> ridge: yes. >> brooke: he wasn't gone very long. >> ridge: no. coming back? last time we talked about this, you thought he'd be gone for a while. >> ridge: my son thinks he can do whatever he wants. >> brooke: so there's still a problem between you two. ridge, i can tell there's something wrong. what is it? >> maya: i just wish i knew what

there was other political realities as well, thomas.seen since the last or the first democratic debate that hillary clinton was generally judged to have done so well. her poll numbers had climbed in most cases. she had broadened her lead. and so the clock was ticking there as well. the second part of this is what this frankly means for the white house. we know what it means for the race for president, but for the white house, this is somebody who has been a strong defender of this president. we saw so many members of the senior staff out there in the rose garden. the president by his side. a relationship that frankly has changed and developeded over the years. you know, this is kind of a classic relationship of opposites attracting. some people have described it as fire and ice. joe biden who is so fiery, the president much more reserved. a man who loves to campaign. the other, not so much. very different personalities that have come to be very close over a shared set of priorities. and so this also means that as we heard from joe biden

thomas? >>> nbc's kristen welker. thank you. >>> coming up, we'll go back to craig mel virn vin at 30 rock in new york with more news about a race against time after a mudslide bury es part of a town. quit. but i couldn't do it on my own. i needed help and chantix was there. and i did it. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse or of seizures. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if have these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away as some can be life-threatening. tell your doctor if you have heart or blood vessel problems, or develop new or worse s

john marshall swears in thomas jefferson.he's chief justice and the two men don't like each other very much. cliff's book has a very engaging story of marshall turning the back on jefferson but here's the amazing thing about the oath. it doesn't require any profession of religion. you're allowed to say so help me god if you like. you don't have to. two of the folks up there on mt. rushmore including jefferson and lincoln were not conventional churchgoers. ours is a system mr. jefferson would want to understand there's no religious test for public office. >> when the chief justice delivers the opinion, the case is boiled down to three central questions. the first was, did marbury have a right to his commission. the court said, what? >> yes. he had a right to his commission. >> question two, if he had a right and the right violated, did the law provide a remedy for him? >> yes. he did. on both of these questions, marshall is very clear that he thinks that the jefferson administration and jefferson have acted against the law, th

thomas. >> hi, denise, thank you.oming up tonight, i know you've been talking about this, much of the country hit by the coldest weather the season. talking about the cleanup that continues out west from that big mudslide in california. plus, is he running or not? joe biden talking to a labor leader and strongly indicating a potential run. >>> also new details about the manhunt and shoot-out with notorious drug kingpin that left him wounded. some great fashions all free at a very unique store where shopping takes on special meaning when we see you in just a few minutes for "nightly news." denise, i'll send it back to you. >> see you then, thomas. thank you. >>> this is xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity your home for the most live sport. >> john clark from comcast sports net. the eagles will be missing key players monday night against giants. receiver out, alonzo. running back chris matthews questionable with a groin many carries as demarco murray. he has 5 yards a carry. demarco has run the ball better the

thomas? >> reporter: it would have been. they were all put into a hyper shocked mode at 10 a.m. when the shots rang out on campus. we can put some pieces together. one is a student, chris mints, he was an army vet, served for about ten years. the average age here is about 38 for other students. his and you said he was trying to save other students. he was shot in the back, abdomen and hand. a teen student named anna boylan who was injured underwent surgery for a bullet that was lodged near her spine. anna was, this is according to her mom, able to talk before the operation. the teen saying the shooter entered her classroom, shot her professor and then this is where we get specific about what happened from the shooter to the students, according to anna boylan, the shooter asked what the religious affiliation of students were. if you said you were a christian, he shot them in the head. if you said you weren't, you were shot in the leg. jacob was listening to the details for the patients treated

i'm thomas roberts.republican debate on economics following another undercard debate with a number of new story lines. how will dr. ben carson handle the front runner status? more to the point, how will donald trump handle dr. ben carson's status? if last night's comments are any indication, he's itching for a good fight with the good doctor and the rest of the field. >> will you get the numbers up, iowa, please? this is ridiculous. i mean, what is my competition? in all fairness, in ail fair -- what is my competition? do you think these guys -- i'm not going to say carson. i'm not going to say rubio who really is way down. i mean, i am second. it's not like terrible. but i don't like being second. second is terrible. to me. >> all right. so previewing the debate for us from boulder, chuck todd, michael steele, and ayman javers. do you expect a lower tier kand dates to go after them because it seems as if third place is where somebody like a bush or a rubio really wants to be tonight. >> look. i think th

it's the story of the senate confirmation hearings for judge thomas. so it's a kind of peek behind the curtain into what was really happening. >> stephen: for people out there who perhaps were not listening to it at the time, what happened was clarence thomas was nominated to the supreme court, and anita hill came out and said she had been sexually harassed... >> that's correct. >> stephen: ...by thomas, and ultimately the committee did not believe her and confirmed judge thomas. why do you think they didn't believe her? >> it's more complicated than >> stephen: it is more complicated than that? >> it's a lot more complicated than that. >> stephen: okay, how is it more complicated than that? >> you should watch the movie. ( laughter ) >> stephen: now, this is hbo. does it have dragons in it or because that would be complicated. the anita hill that has blond braids and i fly on dragons. >> stephen: do you think-- could she have used an olivia pope? do you think the engine of washington fixing was geared up in order to make her look bad? because there ce

debi thomas was a piece of athletic history, american history, history. >> graceful and ath thomas was the first african-american the winter olympics. "e.t." followed her pro post-olympic career, with the escapades in 1998. >> it's working out well. >> she toured with stars on ice but was about to trade in her skates for scrubs. >> i graduated from stanford in june, i was really happy about that. it's been a long haul. i guess i spent a of my summer studying for going to medical school. >> she went on to become a skilled orthopedic surgeon butt when she shi to private practice her world fell apart. >> after only two years of private practice while also going through a divorce, i managed to lose my entire nest egg. >> she's now living in this bug-infested trailer park with her fiance. her bills are higher than her earnings. spiritual coach van zant confronts her about her struggles on the november 7th episode. >> you areunerasable, undeniable element of world history. are you aware that your has become unmanageable? >> i don't know -- how to it. >> the hard truths are that there some me

nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas is keeping an eye on things for us in sky force 10. aundrea? >> reporter: we're learning that one person was taken to pres betarian hospital with very serious injuries. we want to give you a new look at the scene. you see a wrecker service has come and a white pickup truck is behind that, so they are starting to clear the scene. that just started happening within the last half hour or so. you see the dump truck still on its side and the trailer has gone over the retaining wall. drivers are being diverted on 28th street, but we take a look out that traffic is backed up for miles. drivers aren't being let back on to the highway, only being let on, so you can see it's stop and go, drivers are being forced to get off, but it is stop and go. if you can avoid the area, that's what you're being advised to do. again, one person is seriously injured, taken to the hospital at this time. that is the latest from sky force 10, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> long afternoon for all of those people there. >>> the issues in the tiny borough of colwyn hav

this woman is a native of virginia, 34 years younger than thomas.he became pregnant probably in october or november of 1878, and then about this time, the real mrs. dennis, sarah, returns to her hometown of allentown, pennsylvania, presumably to live with relatives, and she conveniently dies there about a year later. that means that thomas and sarah can now get legal. they are in chicago. they do not want to much attention drawn to this, so they hop the train to milwaukee, where they are married in the chapel of all saints episcopal cathedral by the dean at the cathedral. from 1879 until 1893, thomas and francis continue to live in chicago, have no more children, george edward is their only child. and thomas tells the census taker in 1880 that his occupation is a speculator. the real fact is he works as a watchman and then later the federal customs house in chicago. federal courthouse and federal customs house, we have a great tradition in chicago, if it is a beautiful and important building, we tear it down. that is not there anymore. it has been r

be right back with thomas rhett! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank keanu reeves, guillermo del toro and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, his album is called "tangled up." here with the song, "crash and burn," thomas rhett. [ cheers and applause ] los angeles y'all ready to party with us? so i guess it's over baby deja vu again who'd have thought and somehow girl the world keeps spinning i guess i've turned myself into a solitary man ain't like i'm the only one that's in the shoes that i am do you hear that hear that i'm right back i'm right back at the sound of lonely calling do you hear that hear that it's where i'm at it's where i'm at it's the sound of teardrops falling down down a slamming door and a lesson learned i let another lover crash and burn i know that it might sound jaded and i have to say throwing it away i know you could probably tell

thomas faces charges of attempted murder, theft, and escape from custody. if you have any information you are asked to contact authorities. iowa seniors are being forced to decide how they'll do more with less this morning... yesterday it was announced social security benefits will not be going up next year. many recipients on a tight budget depend on a cost of living increase... but that... won't come this time. that hits as medicare premiums third of beneficiaries. today the news is leaving some iowans worried about their future... "it's gonna be real tough. because the way it is right now i've got a part time job just working two days a week to hold us over until we get our social security checks." "they're raising our medicare without us getting a raise. and i think that truly sucks myself." local financial planners have a few tips for seniors to help manage the local financial planners have a few tips for seniors to help manage the change.... first... don't panic...this is only the third time in 40-years increase. second... diversify your portfolio...

the victim 59-year-old zana thomas, her sister, linda thomas from washington state.the two got into a fight saturday morning. a neighbor knows the victim, her husband and sister. he tells us he heard from a mutual friend about a struggle for a gun. >> he grabbed her arm and pushed up like this in the two of them struggles on the floor. i guess the gun went underneath the bed. then don was trying to call 911 and get the cops over here. >> the shooting reportedly happened while don thomas, the victims has been, was in another room. the neighbor says there were tensions in the family lately over money. >>> san francisco police will hold a community meeting to talk about a deadly officer involved shooting. a sergeant shot and killed 27- year-old herbert menidas near twitter headquarters in the midmarket area on thursday. he was trying to arrest him for throwing bottles in the street when he fought back in one for the sergeants gun. they plan to give more details today at noon and at bill graham civic auditorium. >>> san francisco's police chief is talking about violent c

thomas went into surgery. doctors worked on him for six hours but they could not save him. he died from internal bleeding according to his step father. the medical examiner is investigating. >> it's horrible. it's a horrible thing. kids shouldn't have to go through that. an innocent kid at a soccer game. >> reporter: thomas' step father spoke with me on the phone said he had college scholarship potential. he was a kind kid who comforted kids feeling lonely. they all miss him dearly. the family says there is no one to blame for thomas' death it was a tragic accident that led to medical complications. they are now trying to lean on each other and get through this terrible time. reporting from the upper east side. >>> the south carolina sheriff deputy caught on camera slamming a student to the floor has been fired. the viral video that lit up social media, this was it. it showed deputy sheriff and school resource officer ben fields flipping a teenage student in her desk and dragging her across the classroom. fields said she was being disruptive and refused to leave. his boss s

i'm thomas roberts. welcome to "msnbc live." we continue the breaking news coverage that we have been following out of florida at the airport in fort lauderdale. just take a look at these aerial images coming in to us as we see rescue teams, first responders, on their way there. moments ago, you can see the plane which reported a fire on board of this dynamic international airways, flight 405, apparently it caught fire while taxiing for departure. this was at fort lauderdale hollywood international airport. so an aircraft taxiing behind the boeing 767 reported that fuel was leaking from the aircraft and the fire started before, now, here we see passengers that were safely evacuated from that plane on the left-hand side of your screen. on the right-hand side, you can see the active runway and the situation with first responders, where you also see the emergency exit ramps that had been deployed with passengers used to get them off that flight safely. but then also, the equipment and the amount of fire, the amount of disperse ant

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you mentioned a minutes ago, thomas francis. >> thomas francis had been asked and why you, jonas salk new at the beginning he wanted to do research and not be a practicing doctor. they went in and ask thomas francis if he could work in his land because francis is working on viruses and years later, he was a kind of presentable young man who wanted to tinker in the lab and realize what a determined to young man he was. when he went on to work on the influenza virus, jonas salk joined him. tx that field, he became a very prominent epidemiologist, he wasn't engage in making vaccines but when it came time to test the vaccine the national foundation, march of dimes, basil o'connor, harry weaver took the vaccine away from jonas salk and said you cannot be the person who runs or analyzes that trial. why did they do that? at that point in time jonas salk was trying to get some bad vibes in the scientific community, they fought people would be suspect if he tested his own vaccine. so the march of dimes, the red cross, ran the trial and thomas francis was selected to do all of the analysis and

tom: thomas sharp is a dreamer , inventor and an engineer. , as the film opens, we discover that thomaslo, new york, and is looking for sponsorship for his new machine. he is distracted by the energy and the beauty and the charm of edith. they are both creative people, both outsiders. in the structure of gothic romance, he is the tall, dark stranger with a mysterious past. charlie: what is the relationship in terms of the feeling between thomas and lady lucille? tom: without revealing too much, it is a complex one. they are brother and sister. there are many things they share. they are ostensibly aristocrats from the old world of europe. and the house they own sits on crimson peak. they are victims of their inheritance in so many ways. the house is a representation of the very complex and damaged inheritance, psychologically and physically. it is a film about the past and the future and how you can be weighed down by the secrets in your past. thomas and lucille are different in more ways than their gender. as the film progresses, they make different choices. charlie: and you represent e

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a chance. >> caroline: thomas, i told you. >> thomas: we're alone now.ll right? you can be honest. is dad really the father of your baby? or am i? >> brooke: thomas is back from paris? >> ridge: yes. >> brooke: he wasn't gone very long. >> ridge: no. >> brooke: did you know he was coming back? last time we talked about this, you thought he'd be gone for a while. >> ridge: my son thinks he can do whatever he wants. >> brooke: so there's still a problem between you two. ♪ ridge, i can tell there's something wrong. what is it? >> maya: i just wish i kneat

i want to show you a video where they are talking about a letter from thomas jefferson. want to get your quick -- tell as quickly about marbury versus madison. >> a family tragedy brought together thomas jefferson and abigail adams in june of 1804. abigail wrote to express her grief on the death of jefferson's daughter. she wanted to remind jefferson that's -- that he had a good friendship with medicine. -- madison. he also spoken for the first time about the midnight appointments that had divided the pair. there was only one half of my life that gave me displeasure, and the appointment's office were personally unkind and they were amongst my most ardent political enemies and they laid me under the embarrassment of men whose views were to defeat mine. brian: first of all, what was the importance of that in history? tony: well, those judicial appointees that he was talking about were made by president adams just the day before president jefferson was going to come into office, and the commissions never got delivered properly. justice marshall, who was also the secretary o