donegal tweed. oatmeal, flecked with brown. it was a two-piece and the jacket was finger length, with patch pockets folded back to form a triangle. small heart brooch with tiny cut sapphires on her lapel, and she wore a natural tussore shirt-blouse, pearl buttons, pin tucks stitched with blue, and there was a small handkerchief embroidered with blue flowers, a different shade, in her handbag. you must be able to remember her face. you see, i had such a frantic headache. cause and effect. the doctor said you were suffering from a slight sunstroke. doctor: the sunstroke explains all. you saw someone who wasn't there. when you fell asleep, you dreamt. when you woke up, you were feeling much better and there was no miss froy because she never actually existed. she was a delirium, a dream. if i had known the circumstances i should not have intervened. i'm sorry for taking up so much of your time. iris: well as far as i'm concerned, the matter is by no means over. why should you imagine i am telling a lie? well, apart from the fact t

. >> what is sort of the man you dubbed the father of american political cartooning had boss tweed put in jail. tell a little bit about thomas mast who had an influence in the late 1800's. thomas mast gave the democratic party the donkey and the republicans the elephant and gave us santa claus the white beer, roley cheeks gave us car toontz of boss tweed and boss tweed famously said i don't give a damn what they write about my constituents can't read but those pictures they can all see the damn pictures. then ironically when he was under do you think -- indictment he was identified by someone in chains. >> how do the politicians react. richard nixon obviously the big example because he had such distinctive face. >> they all react differently and in some cases they end up buying a cartoon at the other end no matter how out raged they are. hitler famesly would go through the feeling every time david loew who was a well-known british cartoonist doing a carure of hitler. everyone would go into a great frenzy and the foreign secretary of england went to visit at the behest of the publisher

the girl who was staying in our hotel spoke about an english woman in tweed who was standing with her as she peered into our coupe. the girl was right. i'm not quite sure why my husband lied about us not seeing her... i do hope the reverend and mrs. barnes come back soon. it's a cheek asking us to look after their luggage. do you know, i thought i almost smelt your middlemist rose as we got off the train. (chuckles) ah, professor, are you coming with us? well, i can't find max. surely you can't be expected to wait for him? i certainly do not want to miss my connection. you know, i cannot understand how they expect us to move from train to train with this amount of time. we are in a hurry. he probably doesn't speak english. he's fine! he's all right! our boy! splendid. right. stand aside! if we have the opportunity to right our wrongs, we should always take it. professor. we need to speak to you. stop! miss froy! no! let me go! your friends have all left the train. there's nothing you can do. no one cares about a woman who is hysterical. who do you think gave us the idea of... what do

the girl who was staying in our hotel spoke about an english woman in tweed who was standing with her as she peered into our coupe. the girl was right. i'm not quite sure why my husband lied about us not seeing her... i do hope the reverend and mrs. barnes come back soon. it's a cheek asking us to look after their luggage. do you know, i thought i almost smelt your middlemist rose as we got off the train. (chuckles) ah, professor, are you coming with us? well, i can't find max. surely you can't be expected to wait for him? i certainly do not want to miss my connection. you know, i cannot understand how they expect us to move from train to train with this amount of time. we are in a hurry. he probably doesn't speak english. he's fine! he's all right! our boy! splendid. right. stand aside! if we have the opportunity to right our wrongs, we should always take it. professor. we need to speak to you. stop! miss froy! no! let me go! your friends have all left the train. there's nothing you can do. no one cares about a woman who is hysterical. who do you think gave us the idea of... what do

worn tweed jackets and hair cuts that might have been sharp there months ago but now curled into collars of their blazers, no iron shirts. the women at the conference also wore their standard trial attire. the jacket that told them it was serious work though it came from marshals. the canvas book bags from barnes & noble. it was possible that shiny span dekz super powers. but it was a stretch. what die son was up to clearly was trying to rally the crowd to commitment to popular work. the losing cause, the rights of the indigent. this was a telling moment for me. indicative of a sense from every single person i spoke to at this national conference roughly 50 over the course of several days that good work was possible for public defenders across the nation but the greater context for which they labor order made it few in effort. attorneys left in a blaze of fury until they out after a few years. carol d -- is a public defenders office. 21 hardworking public defenders in new orleans are let go and greg bright, i'm going to read you an excerpt about his case. an attorney returned to england

the plane was about to land at tweed-new haven airport when it crashed into two homes, four people werepilot and his teenage son and two children inside one of those home homes. >> just had a plane go down by the tweed airport. i was going into -- and i just saw it go straight down into the ground. >> one of the planes going to tweed new haven airport just crashed into a house. >> are there people injured? >> the woman is saying she has two children in the back room where the plane is. >> okay. where did the plane crash into? >> into a house. >> how many people on board? >> we don't know. i mean he was inbound. >> you are my eyes and ears. do not hang up the phone. i'm going to put you on hold. i'm sending help. >> so tragic. the ntsb is still investigating the cause of this crash. >>> right now, there is this new piece of technology in development. it looks like a wristwatch, but instead of telling you what time it is, inventors say it will tell you how much longer you have to live. trace gallagher has the details from our west coast newsroom. you're freaking everybody in the studio ou

say the plane took off from new jersey's teterboro airport and was attempting a second landing at tweed-new haven airport when the aircraft struck these homes. now tonight family members say the plane was registered to a seattle resident. and also a former microsoft executive, bill hennigsgaard, who was said to be flying with his son, to tour colleges here on the east coast. lester? >> michelle franzen tonight in connecticut, thanks. >>> in the west, authorities think they may be closing in tonight on the murder suspect believed to be holding a teenaged girl missing since sunday. the ordeal, which began in san diego, sparked an intense search throughout the west. nbc's joe fryer is in san diego with the latest for us on that. joe, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. detectives here in san diego are now en route to idaho after a major development that's giving them new hope. tonight a national manhunt is now focused on a heavily wooded part of idaho, six miles outside of cascade. in an area called frank church river of no return wilderness, investigators found suspect james dima

. >> use your cameras, tweed your pictures to myfoxdc.now is 6:39, we are back after this. >> all right. redskins take the field at fed ex for monday night pre-season. hello, what is going on? >> for the record, tucker and i are crashing your party. >> more important, are sarah and allison coming to the party? >> yes! we are going to be there. >> smooches. [laughter]. >> let's talk football. we have a good monday night football while you are having your thing with sarah. we can talk about rg3 or? >> i am tired of talking about rg3. only thing you want to know if he'll be dressed. >> he'll have his helmet and pads. kurt cousins is nice, but i am the top dog on the redskins. don't forget about me while i am injured and kurt cousins is running. >> we are so desperate of video of rg3, i am going to watch. >> we were talking earlier off camera, pre-season is so mind numbing. >> it is. i can't believe we have two more weeks of these meaningless games. everyone wants week 1 of the regular season to get here. >> defense is something you want to s

a multiengine propeller aircraft now out of new jersey, crashed as it approaches the tweed new haven airport. two homes caught fire and one woman was screaming for her children inside of her burning home and he went inside and had to leave because of the fire, again two children are missing. news today that there is another american diplomatic facility shuttered. the u.s. ordering the evacuation of nonemergency workers from the consulate in la hore pakistan. hold off on all nonessential travel to pakistan. this terror alert not related to a dozen others, why is the closing down of our consulate significant? i want to talk to van hip, former assist apt in the army and chair of the american defense sprl. thank you for being with us. >> jamie, good to be here. >> starting with the map at lahorre. we remember nukes right here in pakistan. what is the difference between the la hore closures and the others in place? >> first of all, official words different. in terms of al-qaeda threat is it shows be it pakistan or lahorr or yemen or closing of 19 embassies it shows al-qaeda is reconsti to

it was on approach to the tweed airport there. the tweed new haven airport in connecticut.e on the scene, we'll bring it to you. it left from teeter borrow airport in new jersey, so as we get word of what's happening on the ground if there are, in fact, injuries to go with the reports from witnesses of seeing a stretcher loaded loaded into t ambulance, we'll bring it to you. back to you. kelly: all right, harris, thank you. jenna: well, "happening now," more emotional and wrenching testimony in the court-martial of nidal hasan as survivors of the fort hood shooting massacre recall the horror of being shot and seeing bodies fall down all around them. the former army psychiatrist who's admitted opening fire at the texas army base back in 2009, he killed, he says, 13 people and wounded 30 others. i say that because innocent until proven guilty, and we've, of course, had four years to get to this point. casey steegal's live from fort hood, texas, with more on all of this. casey? >> reporter: yeah, jenna, what a week it has been, right? twists and turns as this court-martial has

the finest suits, the finest fabrics. [ laughter ] tweeds, mohairs, worsted wools. >> jimmy: wow. >> so much, you're wearing two of them. [ laughter ] it's amazing. [ cheers and applause ] i've never seen that before. >> this is the newest style. >> jimmy: yeah, i have never seen -- amazing. >> you've heard of the layered look. >> jimmy: yes, yes. fantastic. look, the occasion that i'm doing, it's an arbor day celebration at the bicklesby club and i was recently made a junior member. >> wait, the bicklesby club? >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh! that's an excellent club. >> jimmy: very excited about it. >> i wish i was a member! [ laughter ] well, i'll tell you what -- you know what you need, my friend? you need a suit and tie. my partner is a suit and tie expert. i'll just call him in. [ cheers and applause ] lumberpond! [ cheers and applause ] >> this customer needs a suit and tie. >> ah, well, he's come to the right place. >> we have several beautiful suits that might interest you. over there, we have joseph fatones. very special. >> jimmy: oh. >> over here is a lance bass. [ cheers and appl

alex tweed tweeting and the drunken hobo living under the overpass would be a better batman than ben ouch. but he does have one fan, senator patrick lehy. too bad, senator we thought you'd enjoy driving the bat mobile around washington, d.c.. guess who is entering obama care promotion contest? tweeting obama administration holding a contest to promote it's train wreck health care reform law. here is our first entry. right. speaker boehner's office with this poster con -- conveys a message about dangers of obama care. and have you ever posted a negative review online? turns out koit get you sued. daily dot claiming hotel sues guest over a review mentioning bed bugs. yes a canadian tourist not happy to find the begs -- bugs biting his bed so he took his complaints to the internet refusing to take down the review hotel slapped whim a lieu lau suit for damages and lost profit. coming up, what have you all been waiting for a famous father shows off what everyone wants to see, next. [ female announcer ] a classic macaroni & cheese from stouffer's starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% re

authorities believed that it crashed after missing an approach to tweed new haven airport.rities say that the pilot had survived a previous crash in 2009. >>> authorities in mexico are on edge. a kingpin and others could be released in two weeks. along with drug running they were in prison for torture and murder of u.s. law enforce ment officers in 2009. the u.s. department calls the release troubling. they say that his client was tried in the wrong court. i'm maryann rafraferty. now back to "geraldo at large." >> at the end of the lake, suspect james lee dimaggio was shot and killed by an fbi tactical agent assigned to an fbi headquarters unit. h hannah anderson was located with dimaggio. she appears well and rescue and will be transported to a hospital in idaho. >> this case brought to mind another murder/kidnapping that ended in idaho back in 2005 that we covered very extensively when a serial killer of multiple sex offender joseph edward duncan snatched an 8-year-old snamed shasta and her brother, 9-year-old duncan after murdering the children's mother and brother and t

controllers until the crash and the path that the plane was taking is a typical route for planes landing at tweedt plane is registered to a man who is a former microsoft executive. ofishes say they were here to tour colleges on the east coast. the ntsb will have the official report in a week. back to you. >>> authorities have identified the bodies of a young child found in a burned out home late last night. sheriff's crime lab confirm ed that the remains are that of 8-year-old ethan anderson. he and his mother were found in the home of the suspected killer and kidnapper james dimaggio. they believe that dimaggio kidnapped the older sister hannah and he has been on the run since. police may be closing n because a heavily wooded part of idaho outside of the town of cascade, investigators found dimaggio's versa with the license plates removed. they were led the group by group of horseback riders who spotted the two people who matched the descriptions of dimaggio and the girl. >> they were spotted twice. when they left they had backpacks on. from the accounts we received, they are both appearing to b

crashes in conneticut this morning the twin engine plane crashed into two houses.just blocks from tweed new haven airport. it struck the two homes as it approached the runway. one wing lodged was into each house. the homes and plane both caught fire. one of the homes was vacant. children were in the other home. east haven's mayor says a vigil is planned in town for tonight. officials have not identified the bodies.but they believe they are two children.one and 13-years old. the mother of the children was able to escape the burning home. that fast moving wildfire in riverside county is prompting governor brown to declare a state of emergency in that county. the silver fire has destroyed 27- homes and threatened more than 500 others. paquette saw more than 16-hundred firefighters are taking on the blaze that has now grown to more than 18-thousand acres. at last check, it was 40- percent contained. evacuation orders have also been lifted for some of the residents forced to clear out. at its peak 18-hundred five firefighters and one no word yet on what sparked coming up on kron 4 news weeke

she's wearing the tweed, the hunter green. i can't wait. >> i can. i can. >> i know.many moms, making more time for themselves. leaving kids home over the summer. leaving them with dad to spend time, while they work. exactly. this is a ferocious debate on our set. we're going to get into it, coming up with you on "good morning america." >>> also, we have this incredible miracle baby who weighed 15 ounces when she was born. a tiny teeny loaf of bread. little name, is her faith. the perfect name. she has defied the odds. her story will inspire you and start your weekend off right. >> how big and healthy she looks now. >>> a lot coming up. let's get news from paula, in for josh. >> thanks. we begin with the crisis in syria. it appears the u.s. is ready to go it alone, when it comes to punishing the syrian regime for the alleged use of chemical weapons. the white house is releasing intelligence today that it says there justify the attack on syrian targets. but president obama may have to act unilaterally, now that the british parliament has rejected any military action. a

it went down while approaching the tweed-new haven airport.hboring homes - which went up in flames. the 2 children who were killed were in one of the houses. the mayor of east haven gave an update on the investigation. >> "we have an twin engine airplane that has gone down on charter oak avenue at number 64 and number 68 charter oak avenue. both homes were fully involved when we pulled up. there appears to be one person in the airplane and two people who were in the home. nobody has been recovered as of yet." >> catherine: the mother of a one-year-old and 13-year- old was screaming at firefighters that they were inside a home. but no one could reach them. the f-a-a is investigating. >> catherine: the manager of a high-end boutique in switzerland says it was all a big misunderstanding. she's talking about a claim by oprah winfrey that she was the victim of racism. winfrey says a shop assistant refused to show her a handbag -- saying it was "too expensive." it happened in late july while winfrey was in zurich for tina turner's wedding. the bag i

for the suits he wore, his classmates called him tweed.house helped to forge the intellect, the discipline, the compassion, the sole force that would transform america. >> that was president obama speaking to the 2013 graduating class of moorhouse college in may, and that language of helping to forge his intellect, his discipline, his compassion, his soul force that would transform america, that's what all of us hope we are doing. that is what we want to be doing in the world, but the administration this week sent out a new proposal for a market place-like system for institutions of higher learn. and if they failed to make the grade, they may no longer get the dollars. and the impact on historically black colleges and universities like moorhouse may be particularly acute. joining me now is lily garcia, who's vice president of the national education association and back with us, dorian warren, associate professor at columbia university. okay, i have all the feelings, and i know it's because this is my real job. so i had all the -- like, i g

he is, you know, 60 years old, tweed jacket, big mustache, he looks like my dad's colleagues in the governmentike it just seemed like the right thing to do, rachel. >> stephanie: yeah, i saw him. but karl what we talked about, this has created this sort of leg patch work around the country, right? >> we're going to have all of these history makers all across the country. >> stephanie: yeah. >> somebody reminded that minnesota is getting marriage equality early this morning. 40 years ago -- this is for people that think marriage equality efforts just started overnight, ten to 12 years ago. 40 years ago, one of the first couples that tried to get same-sex marriage licenses took place, and that was in minneapolis/st. paul, and they were rejected and took their case to court, and you know -- when they would appeal nobody would take it because that's how on the out skirts of society lbgt people were treated in the '70s. >> stephanie: and meanwhile you tweeted why hashtag gay men -- i don't know what gay men without hashtags are supposed to do -- are dumping gay vodka. stolely has been supportive hi

the aircraft struck two homes a few blocks away from the tweed new haven airport while trying to landd his son on board that plane, both were killed. the other victims inside one of those homes are believed to be young children. the cause of the crash under investigation. >> arthel: new reaction to the president's plan to reform the government surveillance programs as the nsa's secret gathering of americans' phone records and e-mails is drawing increased scrutiny. president obama saying in a news conference yesterday that the agency is taking steps to become less secretive and ease public concerns. peter doocy is live in washington. >> arthel, the president says he understands why people are upset and why people might think their privacy is being invaded. but he also says the government isn't going to stop using nsa surveillance programs. so now he wants to put in place a four-point plan to improve transparency and oversite, primarily by working with congress to tweak section 215 of the patriot act. that's the part that deals with phone meta data collecting. the president says he want

twin propeller plane was upside down when it hit a row of homes just blocks from its destination, tweed new haven airport. >> are there people injured? >> the woman is saying that she has two children in the back room where the plane is. >> okay. where did the -- what did the plane crash into? >> into a house. >> reporter: two sisters, ages 13 and 1, were killed inside that house. the two people onboard the plane, a former microsoft executive and his 17-year-old son, were also killed. the father had been flying his son around the east coast on a tour of colleges. >> i pray for them daily. >> reporter: a vigil was held for the victims in east haven, saturday, as federal aviation officials look into the cause of the crash. now, officials should have at least their preliminary report done within the next few weeks and natalie, once the wreckage is cleared, those homes will be demolished so it is unclear when that will happen. >> hard to hear those calls. thanks so much, kristen dahlgren. >>> incredible pictures this morning 45 feet below the ocean surface. they were take nn in the bahama.

it's a great practical trend for fall becauset's about substantial fabrics, tweeds, wools. >> mixing taken a separate, in this case a jacket, fitted it with great skinny jeans to have that feminine kind of counter point and then in our tall model, we have a great menswear inspired pant but because of her height she can carry it off and you'll notice sh is wearing a flat shoe. >> yeah. >> as long as the pant hits right at the top of your foot you can wear a flat. >> it los like a bowling shirt. >> a little bit. >> remind me nevero consult with you when i'm trying to get dressed. >> a nice silk button down. >> there you go. she strikes a pose. anyway. >> mad for plaid. >> thank you ladies. >> i love the idea. we love boy jeans and now we -- okay, plaid scares me. i get scared about it. >> it's an accessible trend and not super accessible. on whenty we have a very romant romantic interpretation with this sweetheart neckline and then on mara, she is wearing a boxy cut jacket from zara and because of her height she can carry it off and she has a dress on that's a slimming silhouette. it l

we will also take your phone calls, tweeds, and facebook comments. tonight, the focus is on three books for -- recommended by our viewers. at 8:00 p.m., bunker hill, a city, a siege, a revolution. it political peeves about simone boulevard. and at 9:50 p.m., the book gettysburg. tonight -- himarah would help throughout his political career. she would help him write his speeches and critique them for him. she would read the newspapers daily and was a regular fixture in doubt -- in the gallery in congress. when james k. polk left congress to run for governor of tennessee, the congress was so widely divided they refused to do that a number of politicians wrote poems in honor of sarah at that time she left. lengthytory wrote a palm lamenting the loss of sarah polk to washington society. >> first lady's continues tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> we bring public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house event, the briefings and conferences, and offer complete gavel-to-gavel cove