were their accomplishments as consistent my undeniably great? dithey'd get most of the big decisions right? jefferson's second term was a disaster. it's very hard to see andrew jackson, one of our most controversial presidents -- 12 out of our first 18 presidents were slave holders. how do you deal with that? on a moral and ethical basis with respect to greatness? teddy roosevelt dominated his time but he himself lamented, the absence of the kind of cries that would have -- crisis that would have made him great by saying if there had been no civil wore, no one would have known lincoln's name. no one would have known lincoln's name. that's an extraordinary statement. lincoln came from nowhere but it may well be, clearly, without the secession, without civil war and lincoln extracting out of crisis a new moral foundation for the nation, with the 13th 13th amendment, first the enance pacing proclamation and then the 13th amendment and then the assassination? so, the undeniables to me are contention, and i debate and argue with any professional hist

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he has promoted and nurtured an undeniably positive culture at the school among students and faculty alike. my daughter has been so lucky to study under matt. the students are being robbed of the extraordinary curriculum that matt planned for them, just in the coming months he was organizing visits from prominent high-profile artists, a trip for alcatraz for students to play and response to the wai wai exhibits. the sudden firing of matt camille makes no sense. the students were told to go home early on friday because there was no one to teach them, but matt was their beloved, dedicated teacher. it seems that the charges against him were bureaucratic and they have nothing to do with his outstanding work with students. why was he pushed out? the administration and district must prioritize the quality of education, outstanding teachers should be supported not attacked. it is not too late to rehire matt camille for the remainder of the semester or better yet the rest of the school year. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> so good evening president fewer. superintendent carr

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celebrate it, schmidt the school district has had this year, but hanging over the vacation was an undeniable clout of this trust and disappointment among parents. ofing the third annual state the schools address, superintendent joshua starr made no mention of the recent disturbing allegations. last week, abc 7 news was the first to tell you that a contractor and baker middle school allegedly inappropriately touched two middle school students. the district says they were unaware of the past offenses. yesterday we told you about another incident involving a substitute teacher allegedly assaulting a 12-year-old girl. incidents, authorities were immediately notified, but parents did not find out until weeks later. >> there are concerns. the situations have brought to light the fact that we need to tighten up our procedures when it comes to communicating. was aacknowledges there lack of communication between school officials and parents, and there will be a mandatory meeting in a few weeks between principals and teachers to discuss the proper protocols to follow with these kinds of incidents. tha

is undeniable that over the past several years and decades saudi arabia has played both sides of the aisle so to speak. on the one hand these are countries that had a convergence of energy, economic interest, security interests but on the other hand by virtue of their own populations, the ideology that is within the ruling families have of course been sympathetic to these extremist ideologies and on the one hand you have regimes that are staunch allies and collaborators of the united states but on the other hand appear to by all reports be mixed up with groups by standards of foreign policy are antithetical to our interests. as i said i'd prefer not to comment on the policy aspect of it but there is great virtue in realizing that it is the messy situation that goes to my comment about a messy coalition of interest and this convergence of interests around the group isis. >> we have a question from the overthrow. you think crisis's concept of jihad could extend to europe given that a large number of fighters are coming from the west? >> absolutely and this precise rat, up until now, is

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"undeniable, the evolution and the science of creation." >> the mission is an extraordinary thing ande at the planetary society, i recommend you check out planetary.org, we have an excellent blog written mostly by emily and, everybody, this is what brings out the best in us. space exploration is where we solve problems that have never been solved before. especially planetary exploration deep space exploration, thank you. >> bill nye, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, president obama arriving at a dinner at the apec summit in beijing chewing some gum. so in china pretty upset with that, they're calling it rude. and another awkward moment, this one involving vladimir putin and a shawl. did he cross the line? that's next. [ female announcer ] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for

from this moment, united and determined, we will go forward together dedicated to the ltimate and undeniableeatness of the whole man. together, we will win. i accept your nomination with a eep sense of humility. i accept the responsibility that goes with it and i seek your continued help and guidance. my fellow republicans, our bond is too great for any man to feel orthy of it. our task would be to great for any man did he not have with him the heart and the head of this great republican party. i promise you tonight that every fiber of my being is consecrated to our cause that nothing shall be lacking from the struggles that can be brought to us by enthusiasm, devotion, and hard ork. in this world, no person, no party can guarantee nything. what we can do and what we shall do is to deserve victory and ictory will be ours. the good lord raised this mighty republic to be a home for the brave and to flourish as the and of the free. my fellow americans, the tide has been running against freedom. our people have followed false prophets. we must, and we shall, return to our proven ways, not becaus

domenic petty was only 17-years-old but his impact was undeniabl undeniable.they wore gonzaga high school and long faces, they fakd basilica to say final good-bye. they knew him as dom, a 17-year-old senior, he was a class act at gonzaga high school in d.c. classmates say he was a national leader, it was how he carried himself, in the classroom and on the ice as a standout hockey player. he was a special guy. >> domenik petty. >> reporter: he was riding on the beltway and ran out of gas win a woman who may have been drinking plowed into the back of the vehicle. dom was in the back seat. the news shook the gonzaga community. one classmate told me it really puts into perspective, how fragile life can be. he made the people around him feel special. that's what made him unique. dom was deeply loved and will truly be missed. reporting at the basilica. developing right now, police are trying to identify a driver killed in a massive crash on i-95 in virginia. the crash happened just before 11:00 last night near russell road in quantico. state police say a dump truck

unfortunately, the forensics in this case, undeniable forensics say we fall short of an indictment in this case. >> here's the problem. when you talk about forensics in a grand jury, that forensics is not vetted fully. we can talk about blood evidence, we can talk about dna evidence. but at a trial, it is my job at a trial to assail that evidence from a defense perspective. what does it mean? does it mean what you say it means? does it match up with the physical evidence? and in a grand jury when you're lobbying softballs and it's direct examination, what were the weather conditions? there's not that fury of cross-examination by a ferocious defense or prosecutor that's going to get to the truth. and cross-examination -- you could tell me anything, but when you're under the heat of the battle and i'm pressing you on the issue, that's when the truth comes out. that's what's lacking in a grand jury procedure. >> mel, are we any better today now that we have what's happened in ferguson, now that we have this result, love or hate it, are we any better today as americans in figuring out how

. >> i think it's undeniable that once of the main causes of isis's explosive growth was bucca.e they met. it's where they planned patrick spent time in iraq. >> everybody could see what was happening but nobody could do anything about it. >> reporter: u.s. officials were concerned that prisoners were becoming radicalized. the prison has been described as a pressure cooker for extreme s is. . and that wasn't the only problem. it was at bucca that a powerful alliance was performed between the islamic extremists and the bathist party to saddam hussein. >> highly motivated highly active ideological fehr o vor and the result is what we see today. there were other circumstances but the toxic brew of bucca started this recipe. >> the u.s. did set up a rehabilitation program at bucca to try to combat extremism, but some who worked there said that it wasn't implemented effectively. at that time in iraq there was a complete state of chaos with some 100,000 prisoners being held across the country, and the u.s. was really focused on the insurgency. they weren't necessarily thinking of the

eu perhaps will come around, it depends how many troops have undeniably seen what happens. a serious situation. >> when we have david cameron talking tough going into the there should be more sanctions but knowing he will not get what he wants on monday, is there scope for unilateral action-? for the germans who seem to want something more, for britain to do something or are their hands tied? >> i don't think their hands are tied in practice because there are things you can do to make your existing regulations stricter. vulnerable toe direct pressure on the financial system. thingsd think there are britain could do and germany could do to back that up. the biggest sanction of all is that nobody wants to invest in russia. whether they are russian or foreign. the russian economic situation is ready serious. >> when does the russian economy become putin's achilles heel? >> that is a question of timing. it is his achilles heel right now. nobody inse that their right mind is thinking of the countries national interests as opposed to various motion to accept more responsibility i

calls the team's name undeniably racist. lived in minnesota for 18 years and says she shares a familiar bond with those to protest at sunday's game. chorus ofhe joins a people calling upon dan snyder to change its name. >> well, 7 is on your side now with a consumer alert, because black friday, of course, is away, but some stores are starting the deals tomorrow. that's right. saturday, amazon.com increases its deal of the day two.re to walmart, target and kohl's are shipping andfree additional specials on certain items. the early deals are partially the delivery disaster last year because brutal weather brought shipments to a screeching halt and deterred thousands of shoppers. >> that did mess up christmas lot of people last year. so this time around, beat the weather. early.l start >> it's snowing -- it will be snowing in the higher elevations. let's take a look at what's going on. dog.ve -- this is a this is a holiday costume he wore for, what, maybe 20 minutes or so? this is what he looked like this morning. i love to see

we will see kind of powerful stuff but when we see a video, it becomes emotionally undeniable and even though we know now you can fake it in films, i think ber pretty good judges of authenticity. >> you went through an experience as a child, the from many years not that you were disinterested in human rights. but you describe it as something that was over there, outside, the way most people actually look at human rights, terrible that it's happening to those people. >> yeah. >> nothing to do with me. >> that's right. foreign. over there. out there. and then, you know, i got invited to a couple of things. i wrote this beaker song. and that served -- so my political education happened. >> steve beko? >> yeah, who was a great young leader, not the anc but he would have been a great future statesman and i am not sure they actually intend today kill him but they tortured him so thoroughly that he died and they didn't treat him. they led him on this horrible ride. it got coverage enough to be noticed around the world when he was arrested. most of us assume he is going to be protected by the

. >> it's really undeniable that he turns because the blood trail turns and then it came back 25 feet. >> reporter: about 8 feet short of wilson. at least 12 shots are fired. at least six hit brown. the volley captured on a nearby cell phone. i tell him get on the ground. get on the ground. he still keeps coming at me. i'm back pedaling pretty good because i know if he reaches me, he'll kill me. but were the teen's hands up in surrender or down? for police it may not matter. >> this walking towards somebody, that is not -- that is an aggressive situation for the person you're walking towards. that's why they want you on the ground. >> reporter: wilson fires the final and fatal shot to the top of the teen-ager's head. his face went blank. the aggression was gone. the threat was stopped, but when a grand jury decides wilson should not be charged, violence begins. >> now a day later more intense protests across the nation. in boston state police estimate over 100 protesters gathered and marched from city hall to the statehouse. there were no confrontations between officers and demonstrat

but i hope i can be forgiven for finding these undeniable truths hard to reconcile with how we are treatedt the politics if you can for a moment. how about the food? the food here is amazing. ♪ ♪ kabob, as close as you get to the national dish and the king of kabobs. ground lamb with spices, a good place to start. so what do you guys do for a living? >> i export nuts. >> i am a curator of contemporary art. >> an exploding scene here? >> a different culture. iranian and islaming culture. it has changed a lot during the last decade. so this is the actual marrying. i would recommend you to try this one. and this one. and this one. >> okay. >> why not? >> kabob wouldn't be complete without persian rice. fluffy, long grained, perfectly seasoned with saffron, the rice in this country us unlike anything you have ever had. >> tony, first you should take the butter and put it on your rice. bo bon appetit. >> bon appetit. >> it's good. >> it was a hopeful time when i arrived in iran. a window had opened. there had been a slight loosening of restrictions. there was optimism for a deal that could lead

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now his new book "undeniable." it was a controversial debate earlier debate this year.about that debate, some people say it's a controversial debate? >> well, striking but controversial. but there's always the downside when a scientist or somebody like me, it energizes their base. >> you were criticized whether to do it at all? >> the thing that goes on, job applications, you have to be have certain beliefs. you can't take tax dollars and do that. we have laws and stuff. >> what's that have to do with the debate that you guys had? >> well, the debate was calling attention to the extraordinary world view. as i said, obviously wrong, done worry about the grown-ups. they've come and gone. my concern is for the young people. in that area. and all around the world. if we raise a generation of people, of scientists, who don't understand the fundamental idea in all of lifetime, then they are not going to be productive members of society. they're not going to be critically thinking voters, and they won't -- they won't contribute as much as they could. it's not a coincidence. >>

but there's been a change -- this is undeniable. three years ago, two-thirds of the people deported from the z u.s. were from the interior. last year it was half of that. marc showed you some of the data. part of what i just want to challenge all of you is that the fact that you haven't heard it is because there are people in spanish language media and organizations who have been misleading the public about what is actually going on in terms of the government data. it doesn't mean there isn't cont contravailing data. but the government is trying hard to stop deporting people from the interior of the country who don't have criminal records and there are too many people that you are coming across in your social service work that are getting caught up in a system that's going through change. both of those things can be true at the same time. >> i would caution the way that the government is portraying that. i think that the level of fear that's in the communities is very real, whether that government data is correct. that's great. >> i

three undeniable the five close but no cigar presidents and three others.i choose to identify kennedy , johnson and ronald reagan to exhibit tracing is of great is real or perceived but that is 11 out of 43 different presidents. and 11 that had been truly consequential. we don't want another great president because the founders created the political system to disaggregate power. so they created a system of the energetic executive but one that is accountable the only thing that liberates president's and the political system is a nation encumbering crisis. not even the cuban missile crisis. but it turned quite the other way. and that had to participate the 38 greatest presidents confronted the three greatest that the nations faced to have the character and capacity to go along with it. i don't want to risk to test the proposition that they will leverage to do with a crisis. so stop expected the presidents to be a cross between harrison ford and air force one and a superman. [laughter] so you can allow them to be good. . . medical merchandising and make it inc

the bonus for him is undeniable. >> this is the third time you've been here to iowa since -- >> we'veeen here a few times. >> reporter: any republican even considering for president has made a point of popping up in the hawkeye state this midterm election year. chris christie, ted cruz, bobby jindal, rand paul have all come to iowa. pauline had the good fortune of being chosen by the chamber of commerce to appear in their closing ad. >> if you're a freedom-loving, liberty-loving person i urge you to get out to vote. >> will you convince mitt to run? >> i don't know. you'll have to ask him. >> reporter: unlike eight years ago when hillary clinton was trounced in iowa, she doesn't have much kcompetition here for now. >> yes, for now. that was dana bash reporting for us. in just two days, millions of americans will go to the polls to vote in u.s. midterm elections. here's what voters across the country will decide november 4th. all seats in the house of representatives are up for grabs, along with 36 of the 100 seats in the snatenate. in the house, republicans, also called the gop hold t

but the truth is undeniable.this is a fight we will win. >> meanwhile a study by the national academy of sciences looked if they will keep from warming the resource loss. their conclusion, it wouldn't be enough for the demographic momentum of the population. and it found that two billion deaths over a hypothetical window would yield around a 8.5 billion by 2100. two billion deaths wouldn't be enough. >> it is too many numbers. >> dude, you got the best barrels ever, dude. you pull in and you just get spit out of them. you drop in and smack the lip. drop down. then after that you drop in and ride the barrel and get pitted, so pitted, like that. >> joanne i hear he is single. >> then i kicked him to the curb and that's why he is single. >> you are talking fear vr success emotion. >> i definitely think we should be concerned. >> are you sure? >> i want to go off that fact. i think we have a personal responsibility to renew, reuse and recycle. >> i feel you have made this speech before. >> how are you going to vote t

we are undeniably moving in the right direction.have to pick up the pace. >> are you seeing any anecdotal evidence wages will make a turn to the up side? >> construction growth for the last month. construction workers on average in the last month were working the largest number of hours on record. we've been keeping records since 1947. what we are seeing there, what we are seeing in manufacturing where the average manufacturing worker is working 42 hours a week, we see progress there. we see employers who need construction workers. you pass an infrastructure bill. that's always been bipartisan. the american people send a clear message they want us to get things done. that's how you get more construction workers back to work in middle class jobs. same thing in manufacturing. we are seeing great progress there, but again, there is even more that we can do. >> jim cramer here. are you concerned in monitoring the decline, potential decline in employment in the oil patch begin the fact oil has fallen. huge amount of investment oil, huge

because he's undeniable. >> the winner is bill cosby. >> bobby and i tried to put forth an example of country. we need more people in this industry to put forth that message and let it be known that the bigots and the racists, that they don't count. thank you. >> as television changed, it was helping all americans to understand that this is what america looks like. >> frankly, you're not exactly what i expected. >> no? >> no, not from what i read yet. >> did you expect me to be older or younger? >> julia was going to be the first time a black woman starred in her own television show. >> has mr. colton told you? >> told me what? >> i'm colored. >> what color are you? >> she was a black woman raising her own son. it has a universality that is just something new. >> and you keep out of mischief. >> i'll just watch the old tv. >> good. >> in the '60s, america was exploding in a way that needed to be reflected on tv. ♪ >> stand still! >> "dragnet" came back in the late '60s and friday was now in a very different world than he had been in in the black and white days. and suddenly there were

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you tweeted moral bankruptcy and political cowardice is now undeniable to his most loyal cheerleadersthe president? he spoke of his difficult past as a young black man. he's launched initiative the for young black men as well to better their lives. why are you so harsh on him? >> i have a deep commitment to the truth and the condition of the truth is always to allow suffering to speak and i have a profound love who are called the wretched of the earth. those persons who are suffering, i don't care if they're being bombed by israeli defense forces in pal stain. i don't care if they're being subordinated in russia. i don't care if they're being mistreated in guatemala. and i don't care if they're black, white and red in the united states. poor and working class people need to be at the center. and unfortunately president obama chose a wall street presidency rather than main street. he chose a drone presidency, rather than cutting back on the droeps. he chose massive surveillance a edward snowden and others have revealed. and he chose not to even give one speech that focuses on the jim c

. >> reporter: the divisions are undeniable as president obama announces an agreement with china to reduce emissions. >> we are in the effort to reduce climate change. >> they say the deal is too tough at home. >> it is creating havoc in my state and other states around the country. >> reporter: climate change, immigratin reform threaten to widen the divide on capitol hill. jay gray, nbc news, at the capit capitol. >>> in half an hour, a local college professor will become a congressman. the house speaker will swear in david pratt. he is a professor and upset house majority leader eric cantor in a primary election for virginia's 7th district. >>> new fire trucks represent a turnaround for d.c. and ems and major gray brought out equipment to show the city is making changes and progress. breakdown and staff changes and personnel mistakes have haunted the department recently. the mayor says he has reformed his promise to update the department. >>> two lawyers are in jail now. new at 6:00, how police zoomed in on those suspects. >> he admitted to drinking and driving a government car. a woman

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. >>> one fact about progress sor professor gruber is undeniable, he has been paid a lot of money for his advise, and not just by the federal government. james rosen has that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: among the first to complain about dr. john than grooub gruber long before his comments about the stupidity of the american voter went viral. upset that the obama administration wasn't pursuing a single payer health care system. today conservatives see that failure to disclose as part of a broader problem gruber has with transparency. >> this is not saying the amount of money he made is wrong, but when he's testifying before congress, there ought to be full disclosure of this so that you know if he's got an unbiassed opinion or not. >> the money was pretty good, reviewing official government websites and published reports, fox news estimates gruber and or his firm received over $5 million of federal contracts over the past 15 years, the agencies range from the national institutes of health to the justice department which paid gruber to develop viable incentives to prevent to

the attacks are more likely motivated by jarrett's undeniably close relationship with the president.a strong president, a master of diplomacy and a kind, caring man. that is the portrait of president george h.w. bush being painted in book form by george w. bush. the latter has a new book out about the former where he talks about the man he greatly admires, both as a father and former president. >> this is a love story, it's not an objective analysis of president bush. this is a story about an extraordinary man who in my judgment is the finest president our country has ever had. >> the book is called 41, a portrait of my father. >>> president obama is trying to move the u.s. closer to china. we'll get reaction from the paneling about that and also russia when we come back. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. >>> when the united states and china -- i would

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. >> and another undeniably cute video for you this morning.ween this dog and her ball. the dog's name is stella. and she's definitely having the time of her life. >> where did she go? >> oh! >> look at her go. >> how does she find that? >> i know. it's amazing, right? literally, it's like a canine version of a ball pit or needle in a haystack. >> that's cool. >> that is another one of these, i could watch this all day. however, we have to take a break. great "pop news." we'll be back with more "gma." keep it here. suffering from the flu is a really big deal. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. prescription tamiflu attacks the flu virus at its source. so call your doctor right away. tamiflu treats the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other med

internationally known grammy winner from his planned tour with mary chapin carpenter, but it has undeniablyvalue. >> it provided me with enough clarity to know that i was loved by a lot of people, that i hadn't really thought about. >> reporter: after multiple surgeries and several rounds of radiation john's cancer has stablized. >> live your life. do what you do. do as much as you can. ♪ i had to use my teeth and claws ♪ >> reporter: cancer dealt john the greatest challenge of his life. he responded with a powerful anecdote for anyone dealing with a devastating illness, his music. andrea mccarren, wusa9 news. ♪ i had to use my teeth and claws to climb up to some light ♪ ♪. >> sounds great. even though he has insurance, jennings has had to pay $40,000 out of his pocket for his medical care in the last four months. two benefit concerts will be held in bethesda sunday and monday night and will feature mary chapin carpenter, dr. francis collins, director of nih and many other prominent musicians. there's more information on our wusa9 news app. get your tickets now for it's all good, an evening