wallace presides. this makes it a fairly morally straightforward affair, to see it in the way we describe it so far. moral complexity begins to enter the story after world war ii, after nuremberg, after eichmann in jerusalem. when people begin to see the moral complexity that attends these sorts of trials. in 1959, saul levitt, a playwright, writes a play called "the andersonville trial." that play is very much informed by nuremberg. it is very much about superior orders. the prosecutor at nuremberg came up with that phrase, superior orders, i was only following orders -- that defense. that defense, right? that is not what wirz says at all. they wanted him to say that, but he never says that. he says things like, the confederacy was out of money and food, so that is why i had to treat prisoners this way. they put into his voice the voice of nuremberg. actually in the play it was very popular on broadway for at least a year. then the producers did something remarkable. they took the show to berlin. were

wallace. >> gary: nothing crazy. if it's not there, get down on the play but it's been an extraordinarily bad day for the s.e.c. too. they had four key games. as you watch this replay. to help out mississippi state should they win -- but of course, their second team is losing. and all four of their teams, florida, south carolina, georgia and kentucky all lost to their a.c.c. foe today. that's going to be tough. i don't think there is any way the s.e.c. can get two teams in the final four even if mississippi state comes back. >> verne: they've got to pull this out to have a shot, and that one is incomplete. left side. i'tavius mathers. fourth down and 13. so 5 on:43 to go. down by 14. if mississippi state lose this is one -- you see wallace limping as he goes off. alabama is in. >> gary: they're in. this ain't over. >> i know. >> gary: of course you are right. you weren't saying that. but this is just not a good enough -- everybody is looking -- even if they win, the committee is going to say, "eh." mississippi shanks

wallace was in the possession of a large number of oxycodone pills the night he died. >> wallace is charged with homicide and the police say the little boy's death was no accident. >> at the very least it was negligence and at the very most it was purposefully done and we believe that was the case here. >> wallace had sole custody of the boy and his mother lives in south carolina. and he has a prior arrest record for violent assault and tonight is in jail for murder and drug charges. david ry, channel 6 "action news." >> all right david thank you. >>> an ocean county church thought they fell victim to a burglar, but it turns out a deer was behind the break-in, they discovered the damage yesterday morning, a check of surveillance tapes showed a disoriented deer was responsible, it was said to jump out of the church window but it left blood behind, fortunately the ash kifs were not damaged. party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em,

and joining us is university president wallace lowe. let me begin with the headline that's in the newspapers this morning, it's that s.a.t. scores raise worry about college readiness. what are you finding on this, president lowe? are high school students ready for college? >> well, good morning, greta and welcome to university of maryland. glad that our neighbors here in the nation's capital. i think what's important to know about standardized tests such as the s.a.t. is that they are a predictor of college success, but they're not the most important predictor, what we have found is that high school grades and the types of courses that they take are a much more significant predictor of college success. when we admit students, we look at a whole variety of factors in deciding an admission, not solely and not priorly on test scores even though the test scores of our students coming to the university of maryland are very high. >> has that happened over the years? has that been the trend that you've looked less and less at s.a.t. scores? >>

may i say derek wallace is not a member of the wallace family >> you use spell check. >> if i forged letter from the white house i was. is he dumb? or crooked? i don't know. >> those are not good choices, chris. >> they are not. >> the emblem looks photoshopped? >> what amazes me with social media can digital age that someone thinks that news would travel and someone might ask questions. it is going to be exposed it is not a letter from president obama. >> this is embarrassing. what if someone punked him? >> really? harris? >> i am asking all sorts. >> president obama doesn't write me letters, shocker. but chris wallace i am sure there is letters from the white house and gold embossing and not a carbon copy. >> believe it or not. nod is spelled need. >> and maybe he could have gotten it. >> i think he's running against another democrat from orange county commissioner in florida. >> give a shout out to the man's wife! no doubt we'll talk about it in overtime. but we thank chris wallace for being on "outnumbered". we so a lot in fox election coverage and more of him on fox news sunday.

>> i really thought wallace was hot, i really did. i thought wallace was hot. ty, who knows. ty may have had a chance to beat the test, i don't know. >> true to his word, ty ryan did beat the drug test and has no intention of changing his behavior. >> drug test results. >> i'm clean. >> how do you know? >> they don't lock the folks up that were dirty. >> pardon. >> they done locked the folks up that were dirty. >> want to tell us how you pulled that one off? >> nope. >> stay on your ps and qs. >> straight up. >> you'll pass. there's a way to get by anything, right. you gotta be up on it. >> coming to terms with the consequences of his crime, horace brightwell has a change of heart and agree to appear on camera to discuss the honor dorm stabbing. >> we're all grown men in this prison. we should have worked our problems out, you know, talked them out, instead of resorting to something like that. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive an

bo wallace went into the end zone. rohan gaines picked it off. picked up blocking help. weaves his way. officially ruled a 100-yard interception return, and the touchdown. for a second look, let's call on chuck barrett of the arkansas razorback radio network. >> wallace is in the gun. left side. wallace pumps left. throws it to the end zone. the pass is tipped off at the goal line. back to the 10. to the 15. to the 20. to the 30. to 40. midfield. that ball is going to go. to the 20. rohan gaines. touchdown, arkansas. 100 yards. >> verne: celebration here in fayetteville. back-to-back shutouts. they're bound for a bowl after they play missouri. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i am verne lundquist saying so long from fayetteville. our final score, arkansas throws the shutout. 30-0. "the dodge post game show" is up next after these messages and a word from your local station. we'll see you at the egg bowl. ♪ hey, jake! come on over here for a sec. why you wanna touch my dart so bad? ♪ [ high-pitched ] why's he wanna touch it? ♪ who said i wanted to touch it? ♪ jake, y

roman scholar andrew wallace-hadrill.sted in ways of recapturing a picture of roman society as a whole. we've got great written sources for the romans, but with them there's always a suspicion that they represent the viewpoint of a thin upper crust. the great thing about pompeii is that, archaeologically, it preserves the full social spectrum from rich to poor. if you look at a standard plan of any part of pompeii, what you see is an extraordinary jumble of lines. and it's not until you start measuring and analyzing that a pattern emerges. what i've done is to group the houses according to size, from largest to smallest. what comes out is a jigsaw of tiny shops right next door to enormous mansions. here we have a shop -- one of dozens up and down pompeii. the way the eruption preserves things, you can tell exactly what was in these bins -- beans, chick peas, lentils... in fact, this guy was a grocer. the backyard here is full of empties -- amphorae which contained wine, olive oil and garum -- the unspeakable fish sauce wh

wallace took him to the er where the little boy died.cident and charge wallace with criminal homicide. >>> nfl lawyers will be in federal court in philadelphia. they're expected to offer a $1 billion settlement for retired players with brain trauma. the deal will be reviewed in a fairness hearing today. the lead counsel for the retired players says the settlement is extraordinary while some players call it a sellout. the nfl expects about 6,000 former players, about one in four, to develop alzheimer's disease or moderate dementia. each of their awards could reach about $3 million but players who die before 2006 are not eligible for payout unless the local statute of limitations permit as claim. >> sixers may go through the first two months of the season without a win. they will try to notch their first victory of the season when they host the celtics tonight. the zero and 10 sixers are the only winless team in the nba. >>> claude giroux sat out because of what the team is calling a lower body injury. the captain is expected to miss at le

>> i really thought wallace was hot, i really did. i thought wallace was hot. ty, who knows.ance to beat the test, i don't know. >> true to his word, ty ryan did beat the drug test and has no intention of changing his behavior. >> drug test results. >> i'm clean. >> how do you know? >> they don't lock the folks up that were dirty. >> pardon. >> they done locked the folks up that were dirty. >> want to tell us how you pulled that one off? >> nope. >> stay on your ps and qs. >> straight up. >> you'll pass. there's a way to get by anything, right. you gotta be up on it. >> coming to terms with the consequences of his crime, horace brightwell has a change of heart and agree to appear on camera to discuss the honor dorm stabbing. >> we're all grown men in this prison. we should have worked our problems out, you know, talked them out, instead of resorting to something like that. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order.

wallace says he didn't hurt his son. but police say he was the only one with sebastian wallace inside this apartment on october 22nd. the boy aets grandmother took the child to the hospital when he was having trouble breathing. days later autopsy results revealed oxcycodone in the boy's system. three times the amount that would kill an adult. >> i didn't do nothing. i keep telling them. >> stop. >> i didn't do nothing. why would i kill my own son? it don't make no sense. >> wallace is charged with homicide and other crimes. >>> a car plunges into the schuylkill river leaving a 41-year-old woman dead. witnesses say the victim's suv sped through the intersection of hunting park avenue and kelly drive in fairmont park, crashed through a stone wall and then fell into the river. divers tried to save the driver but could not get her out in time. >>> tonight we're learning new details about a local tie to an attack that killed three americans this morning in jerusalem. two palestinian cousins attacked people in a synagogue with

today we have his daughter catherine wallace who is the second row here. just to fill in slightly who she is and how she came into the story, catherine was a young girl during the war and rader lived in the united states in the 1920s had married in alabama born woman he took with him to germany. they had two children one of whom was catholic and by the time ritter met sebold and brought him into the spy service they were already going through divorce and catherine was a young girl who had an extraordinary wartime story that she had written about in her own memoir which involves a divorce and custody battle kind of like cramer versus cramer melded with an glorious come i don't know but it's quite a story. [laughter] she after the war came to the united states and currently lives in the washington d.c. area and speaks not with a german accent but with a thick syrup of the south. [laughter] baguettes quite melodious. to get back to the story she was a great help in this book and a real peach of a lady. ritter was looking at this point the story of ritter was

. >> reporter: cocoa wallace says he didn't hurt his own son, sebastian.is grandmother tooth him to the hospital october 22nd. >> that childç ingested enough oxcycodone, we're told by the coroner, to kill three adults. >> they're not certain how the boy got the drugs into his system. his father is accused of having drugs inside this levittown apartment. in the days after his son's death, he tossed them out a car window while driving. police say wallace blames friends for giving the drugs to his son. >> investigators tell us they can't be sure of some of the events surrounding that 2-year-old's death. the crime scene had been tampered with. they say the boy was taken to the hospital where he died but that hospital never notified police about the death. they say this case only came to light through the coroner's report. i called the hospital twice. the spokeswoman told me they have no comment. reporting live in levittown, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> skyforce 10 over a failed rescue effort in the schuylkill river. police divers were not able to save a w

but wallace was not affected by the vietnam issue.g to have a certain amount of support in the south come what may. >> there's not a dime's worth of difference in either one of the two parties. and if they don't give the people a choice, we're going to give them a choice by having a new party. >> it was just a plain, ordinary, anti-government streak in him. it was his act. you bastards in washington are not going to tell me what to do. >> and you anarchists had better have your day now, because i tell you again, you're through after november 5th in this country. >>> you go ahead. >> ladies and gentlemen, could you lower those signs, please? i have some very sad news for all of you. and i think sad news for all of our fellow citizens and people [announcer:]startup-ny. >> and you anarchists had better have your day now, because i tell you again, you're through after november 5th in this country. and creating 1750 jobs. from long island to all across upstate new york, more businesses are coming to new york. they are paying no property ta

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coco wallace is responsible for his toddler's son death. he died of a fatal drug overdose. >> it doesn't make sense. >> 2-year-old sebastian assumed oxycodone pills in bristol. he took him to the e.r. where the little boy died. there was no accident and charged wallace with criminal homicide. >>> and it will be a winning spot for the second casinos. the letters award a gambling rea casino. they hope to open in two years. mayor nutter praised the decision. the jobs and the tax revenue that the casino will provide. >>> king of prussia showed off its plan for a major expansion that connects the court and the plaza. no need to walk outside. 155,000 square foot addition provides enough space for 60, 70 stores and dining options. construction is expected to be finished in the fall of 2016. >>> it was not construction but demolition that took the main stage in wilmington, delaware. the crews imploded a building at 11 and north jefferson street. the parked cars were coated by the dust plume. it was a small spectacle. here is one last look at the wo

much more on this coming up with is whether wallace. top lawmakers from both parties met with the president at the white house for the first time since republicans won control of everything in washington. more than a dozen lawmakers were there members of both parties said they'd like to seek compromise. that's what they say. they say they want compromise. remember that. but on some major issues it seems they only want the other side to budge. immigration reform, for instance. the president began warned that if congress does not take up the issue, he will indeed issue an executive order to stop deportations of some undocumented immigrants. the top republican in the senate, mitch mcconnell, said that would be like, quote, waving a red flag in front of the bull. house speaker john boehner said it would be big trouble. president obama warned lawmakers he would veto attempts to weaken or repeal the affordable care act. >> there's going to be some specific work that has to get done during the next several weeks before the new congress commenc

. >> susan wallace was not impressed. >> unfortunately barbie is behind the times. it sounds like in this case it is happening again. >> wallace says it is not a book she will let either of her kids read. >> i think a girl could fix her computer without asking a boy for help, what do you think? >> yes it is pretty sexist. >> it would go faster if brian and i help. >> the film maker says software engineering is a male dominated world. her new documentary seeks to empower women, but says this book doesn't help. >> they are trying to fit in with current issues, and yet what they are doing is reaffirming a stereo type that a girl can't do it on her own. >> the book sells for $4.99 on amazon and has lots of negative thought attached like please, please do not buy this book. we reached out to mattel, the makers of barbie, but no response. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> a year's worth of snow in a few hours. up next, the new york basketball team live tweeting being trapped on their bus on a snowed in freeway right now. >> 7 on your side's michael finney. san francisco is n

the wallace genetic foundation the oak foundation. the e. rhodes and leona b. carpenter foundation. and the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> this week on to the contrary: first, it is university of virginia constituency greek life after an alleged gang rape. we speak with a former frat boy speaking out against fraternity culture. then, debunking the "opting out" myth. and, why the president of turkey says men and women will never be equal. ♪ ♪ >> hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to to the contrary, a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, sexual assault on campus. >>> the university of virginia held an emergency meeting this week to reassess campus culture. uva president teresa sullivan suspended all fraternities until early january. the school administration called for an independent investigation of the school's sexual assault policies. the administration is responding to a damning rolling stone magazine article that alleged a gang rape perpetrated by fraternity brothers inside a frat house. andrew lohse is a former frat leader who has written a

. >>> chris wallace is here with the campaign cowboys. karl rove and joe trippi, what they're seeing on the ground. that's indicating how tuesday will turn out, we'll talk about all of that. >>> 48 hours to go until ele election day. chris wallace is the an anchor of fox news sunday. >> i will be spending campaign -- and joe trippi who has run a number of democratic campaigns, they'll be looking inside the numbers for signs of how these midterm elections will turn out. we want to talk first of all about the ground game, i think it's fair to say, carl, the democrats outorganized republicans in 2012, the question is are they going to do it again? you want to focus on the state of kansas where at this point, incumbent republican senator pot roberts is trailing independent greg orman by about a point. what do you see in kansas? >> if he does win, it will be because of the ground game. through thursday night, 115,000 people had voted early or absentee, 50% were republicans, 30% were democrats and 20% unaffiliated. >> so you fig it's 55% -- >>

. >> susan wallace was not impressed. >> unfortunately barbie is behind the times. it sounds like in this case it is happening again. >> wallace says it is not a book she will let either of her kids read. >> i think a girl could fix her computer without asking a boy for help, what do you think? >> yes it is pretty sexist. >> it would go faster if brian and i help. >> the film maker says software engineering is a male dominated world. her new documentary seeks to empower women, but says this book doesn't help. >> they are trying to fit in with current issues, and yet what they are doing is reaffirming a stereo type that a girl can't do it on her own. >> the book sells for $4.99 on amazon and has lots of negative thought attached like please, please do not buy this book. we reached out to mattel, the makers of barbie, but no response. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> a year's worth of snow in a few hours. up next, the new york basketball team live tweeting being trapped on their bus on a snowed in freeway right now. >> 7 on your side's michael finney. san francisco is n

and the point to the book is that a lot of what we understand ouhe pre c-span: chris wallace, why did you name your book "character"? >> guest: because that's what it is about. and i think there's a point to the book. and the point to the book is that a lot of what we understand about the presidency i think is wrong. i think a lot of people think the presidency is an exercise in intellect or an exercise in c-span: chris wallace, why did you name your book "character"? >> guest: because that's what it is about. and i think there's a point to the book. and the point to the book is that a lot of what we understand about the presidency i think is wrong. i think a lot of people think the presidency is an exercise in intellect or an exercise in ideology. and i covered ronald reagan for six years. and if you want to discuss it some more, i can tell you what i learned in those six years of covering the presidency because it was a lot different than what i thought it was going to be. but it became clear to me that, to a large degree, it is a test of the president's will and purpose, to believe

the wallace genetic foundation. the oak foundation. the carpenter foundation.or a transcript or to see an on-line version of this episode visit our website at pbs.org/tothecontrary. >> from washington, the mclaughlin group. the american original. for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >> issue one, shellacking two. >> i heard your concerns. i have made them my own. you will be heard in washington. [ cheers and applause ] >> republicans will indeed be heard in washington. the gop won big on tuesday. they boasted their majority in the u.s. house and are on track to host the number of seats not seen since 1947. and in the u.s. senate where democrats hold the majority, 53 seats, the republicans 45, the gop routed

additional funding provided by: the colcom foundation, the wallace genetic foundation, the oak foundation, the e. rhodes and leona b. carpenter foundation, and the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> it's been a fascinating career for me. i wouldn't change any part of it. i have had challenges. i'm often the only woman in the room. >> it is important for the world to see the face of america. they need to understand that we are a diverse society and that diversity is our strength. >> bonnie: diplomats in the foreign service are the face of america around the world. they're charged with promoting peace and prosperity, advancing the interests of the united states and protecting. americans abroad. in the past two decades three women and two african-americans have served as secretary of state, the top u.s. diplomat. butts diplomacy has not always been diverse about. >> lia miller: the chemistry and the makeup of the diplomatic corps did not represent the american people. it was predominantly male. it was predominantly white. it was predominantly middle and upper class. >> bonnie: to recast that

additional funding provided by the colcom foundation, the wallace genetic foundation. oak foundation. for a transcript of this episode of to the contrary visit our website at pbs.org/tothecontrary. >>> from washington, "the mclaughlin group." the carrest immediates, hardest talk. >> issue one, immigration showdown. >> so we're going to offer the following deal. if you've been america for more then five years, if you have children who are american citizens or local residents if you register, pass a criminal background check and you're willing to pay your fair share of taxes. you'll be able it apply to stay in this country without fear of deportation. you cran get out of the shadows. >> president obama then reminded the american people about the origins

additional funding provided by the colcom foundation, the wallace genetic foundation, the oak foundation. >> this week on to the contrary... first, women candidates and voters have a lot of clout in the upcoming midterm elections. can female marines cut it? the new conservative feminist. [♪] >> i'm bonnie erbe welcome to to the contrary a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, women and the midterms. >> 15 female senate candidates are running in next week's elections. only two are considered sure winners. maine's senator susan colins and shelly moore capito from west virginia both republicans n iowa one of two states that never elected a female governor or sent a woman to washington, joni ernst is courting the male vote and gender is an issue in the tight race in kentucky between alison lundergan grimes and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. there are 160 women running for u.s. house seats and that doesn't break any records. however, depending on the out come a number of tight races the center for american women in politics says there may be a reco

. >> susan wallace was not impressed. >> unfortunately barbie is behind the times. it sounds like in this case it is happening again. >> wallace says it is not a book she will let either of her kids read. >> i think a girl could fix her computer without asking a boy for help, what do you think? >> yes it is pretty sexist. >> it would go faster if brian and i help. >> the film maker says software engineering is a male dominated world. her new documentary seeks to empower women, but says this book doesn't help. >> they are trying to fit in with current issues, and yet what they are doing is reaffirming a stereo type that a girl can't do it on her own. >> the book sells for $4.99 on amazon and has lots of negative thought attached like please, please do not buy this book. we reached out to mattel, the makers of barbie, but no response. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> a year's worth of snow in a few hours. up next, the new york basketball team live tweeting being trapped on their bus on a snowed in freeway right now. >> 7 on your side's michael finney. san francisco is n

. >>> chris wallace is here with the campaign cowboys. karl rove and joe trippi, what they're seeing on the ground. that's indicating how tuesday will turn out, we'll talk about will turn out, we'll talk about all of that.i will light up evey room i walk into. olay presents the regenerist luminous collection. renews surface cells to even skin tone. in just two weeks, see pearlescent, luminous skin. regenerist luminous. olay. your best beautiful. i will always be brilliant, never dull. new olay regenerist luminous facial oil. with 9 lightweight oils that seal in moisture for luminous skin day or night. the perfect accessory to your luminous collection. olay. your best beautiful. >>> 48 hours to go until ele election day. chris wallace is the an anchor of fox news sunday. >> i will be spending campaign -- and joe trippi who has run a number of democratic campaigns, they'll be looking inside the numbers for signs of how these midterm elections will turn out. we want to talk first of all about the ground game, i think it's fair to say, carl,

woodfox and the late herman wallace, another prisoner of the angola 3, were convicted of murdering ard at angola prison. the angola 3 and their supporters say they were framed for their political activism. a federal judge ruled last year that albert woodfox should be set free on the basis of racial discrimination in his retrial. it was the third time woodfox's conviction has been overturned, but prosecutors have negated the victories with a series of appeals. thursday's ruling by the 5th circuit court of appeals upheld the order for woodfox's release in a unanimous three-to-nothing decision. but prosecutors could still delay its enforcement with more appeals to keep woodfox behind bars. in 2010, the documentary "in the land of the free" featured albert woodfox speaking on a phone in prison. looks robert woodfox in his own words. to talk more about these develop the last incarcerated member of the angola 3, we're joined by two guests. in austin, texas, robert king is with us, a member of the angola 3. he spent 29 years in solitary confinement for a murder he did not commit. he was rel

. >>> chris wallace is here with the campaign cowboys.nd joe trippi, what they're seeing on the ground. that's indicating how tuesday will turn out, we'll talk about all of that. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. >>> 48 hours to go until ele election day. chris wallace is the an anchor of fox news sunday. >> i will be spending campaign -- and joe trippi who has run a number of democratic campaigns, they'll be looking inside the numbers for signs of how these midterm elections will turn out. we want to talk first of all about the ground game, i think it's fair to say, carl, the democrats outorganized republicans in 2012, the question is

get to see this whole story played out again and people will say, who wrote that book, who was lew wallace, what else did you do, and you will be able to tell them what he was. i see no other hands. so i guess i will thank you all. wait, do we have time? ok, one more question. >> the humanity films forum broadcast the andersonville trial. the two commenters were cannot -- kenneth stamp and your teacher, david donald. stamp said he should not have been hung, david thought he should have. thought you might be interested. >> that is fantastic. no, i wish i knew the argument as to why he should not have been hung. you can actually youtube and see -- it's very poor quality, but the 1970 tv production of the andersonville trial. there are some stars that you will recognize. not just william shatner, but others. richard basehart plays wirz. or you can just simply find out. the rundown. thank you all very much. [applause] >> the berlin fault fell 25 years ago. we will visit that really a start date next sunday, beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern, featuring president george bush from the oval office. r

who wanted the job was henry wallace who was but he wasn't even going to be given the task vice aining on as presidential candidates. he was considered too flaky. that's still another story. a conservative in the south who harry byrd of was virginia, the elder harry byrd. there were two harry byrds in senate. and in the democratic national 1944, tion in mid july, harry byrd actually carried states, three southern states in the convention. but when roosevelt, of course, states,all of the other the chairman of the convention, froml jackson, the senator indiana said i now would like to unanimous.is all the others changed their votes and he was unanimously as a presidential candidate for a fourth term. e had wanted, though he couldn't get anybody interested, had wanted henry kooizer to kaiser had no s.litical ambition no but knew he was a democrat or republican. who was he? you may remember if you're old enough the industrialist and ship builder who built the ships and liberty ships. when i sailed to correia in the was a few years after in world war ii, it was on a victory ship. with seven

wallace had this to say after his arrest. >> i did nothing! i keep telling them! >> stop. >> i didn't do nothing. why would i kill my own son? it don't make no sense! >> and authorities are still investigating the crime scene looking for more possible evidence in the case. >>> take a look at a police car. this is on fire moments after an accident. the philadelphia police department took 280 philadelphia patrol cars off the streets for emergency maintenance because of this. an officer was pulled to safety from that fire. the mayor's office said it bought 150 brand-new patrol cars, but the police union tells nbc 10 the city is not replacing the vehicles fast enough. the union said some of the cruisers have more than 300,000 miles on them. >>> tensions are still running high as the grand jury watch continues in ferguson, missouri, any morning. a live look at ferguson right now. and you can see the st. louis arch in the background there. the community remains under a state of emergency and the national guard is ready to deal with possible clashes with protesters. the

wallace took him to the er where the little boy died.rities allege there was no accident and charge wallace with criminal homicide. >> new at 6:00 a dog in berks county took a bite out of crime while protecting its owner's house. a burglar broke into the home on railroad road and came across the homeowner's dog and the pet was not looking for a tummy rub. police say the owner came home to find things knocked all over the place and blood throughout the house. they think the burglar could be connected to other break-ins throughout berks county. >> give that dog a bone. it is 6:18. getting even bigger, the king of prussia mall is expanding its already vast kingdom of stores. >> the flyers are not so forthcoming about what is wrong with their second leading scorer. david. >> i haven't changed a thing on the kids. i've got the same coats gloves hats and scarves there i had on them yesterday. digits in some neighborhoods. i'll have that story, your day planner forecast and your airport call coming up next. >> ♪ when i crave a smoke that's all

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another person who wanted the job was henry wallace, who was vice president. but he wasn't going to be given the task of remaining on as vice presidential candidate. he was considered too flaky, and that is still another story. a conservative in the south who wanted the job was harry bird of virginia. the elder harry byrd. there were two in the senate. and in the democratic national convention in mid july 1944, harry byrd carried three 7 states in the but when roosevelt carried all the other states the chairman of the convention, samuel jackson, the senator from indiana, said, i would like to declare this unanimous. so of course of all the others changed their votes and he was voted unanimously as presidential candidate for a fourth term. he had wanted -- he couldn't get anybody interested but he wanted henry kaiser to be a candidate possibly to succeed him. henry kaiser had no political ambitions. no one knew whether he was a democrat or a republican. who was henry kaiser? you may remember him, if you are old enough, as the industrialist and shipbuilder who b

right here fore many years, professor don wallace. and i do have to mention also colleagues who are not here a longy work with us for time. the center for national security virginia,niversity of school of law, particularly and owe professor moore and professor turner. my colleague professor brenner who died several years for we worked together, many years, at the center for studies. at the international law institute. me first introduce our panel. make some have to remarks before they speak. dr. robert -- right here. see a veryl the generalio, as mentioned. we do have some former senior thecials, the white house, pentagon, u.s. senate and so on. read the bios of the speakers. is dr. katani, right here. who is at the potomac institute, also has a rich background and you can see that. is professorelist now with the is near east out of the asia center studies.egic in he also participated government, the u. n. and so .orth now, you do have the program in you, and i would like few remarks both as an academic, and i think it's my to try to

judy wang is live near pershing and wallace. judy? >> we just arrived about 20 minutes ago. this is a 24 hour diner called kevin's hamburger heaven. a lot of police and investigators are still here at the scene. this happened at about 3:00 a.m.. this is a 24 hour diner. and told by people inside that the restaurant was packed when this happened. this is video shot earlier here at the scene. this is kevin hamburger heaven. the people inside say at about 3:00 a.m. three men wearing masks walked into the diner and they heard one shot fired. security guard for the diner was shot. it sounds like he will be ok. he was taken to hospital. the other diners who were here said they all hit in a very small bathroom. the could not hear any more shots go off. they can't say the got a good look at the three men, just as they walked in wearing masks and they took off with the entire cash register. we have a security guard who works for the diner shot. taken to the hospital. it appears he will be okay according to a sergeant at the scene. the three men who walk in and shot that factory guard

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this is 38 year-old cocoa wallace of middletown as he was taken in custody today. his son sebastian, died on october 22nd. toxicology tests revealed that toddler had ingested enough oxycodone to kill an adult. wallace, who also had had custody of a nine year-old boy, is being held without bail tonight. >> it is expect to charges soon upgrade add for the driver suspect of hitting a pedestrian and driving off with that man still stuck in the windshield. that pedestrian 61 year-old kenneth muhler died last night. prosecutors say markos ortega drove a mile and a half before being stopped by ocean township police. he was facing a long list of charges including dui. >>> central bucks west football coach, is out of the job come next season. brian henceel was already suspended while the school district, investigated hazing allegations within the football team. investigation found that the team wasn't supervised adequately and in of the coaching staff followed a code of conduct. police are investigating. >>> king of prussia mall is famously large, and now it business to get

big game for wallace. with authority. 17 in the first half. cal up by 18 at the break.ble but 4 of 6 from deep. make it rain. had 18. wallace for the career high 22. the steal. the finish. cal win opener for coach martin 91-57. whopper hoping to catch stanford napping here. late 9:00 p.m. tip off. gordon behind the defense t.allen back-to-back 3. if about south carolina who up 17-13 early. the cardinal with most of the offense here. 5 for 5 from the field. hit the jumper. stanford late first half leading 26-24. it has been almost a full year since the oakland raiders last won a football game. in order to avoid losing the 16th in a row they have to win on the road against the 5 and 4 chargers this.game on sunday exactly 3 64 days sense the lacerateder victory. november 17, 2013 against houston. matt was the quarterback threw for 3 td. jennings now new york giant had the great run. 80 yard touch down in 28-23 victory. since then the silver and black dropped 15 straight o and 9 this year. but rookie quarterback car says he feels like these raid remembers on the cups of win

>> and all that plus our hashtag one lucky guy, chris wallace, is "outnumbered" at the top of the hourimer. >> i hoe. jon: he's had some tough sunday mornings -- >> this is a new ball game. jon: looking toward to that. thank you both. >> see ya. heather: that is what we are all going to watch. back to our special election coverage, a new poll shows americans are really concerned heading into tomorrow's midterm elections about the economy. nbc news/"wall street journal" poll reveals the biggest concern for folks out there is not the fight guest against isis or ebola, but what is happening with our bank accounts. stephen moore, perhaps no surprise there. you look at those numbers, 41% in this poll said job creation, economic growth is the number one issue. when you look at some of the economic numbers, things are actually starting to trend more positive. why are people feeling so dismal about it? >> so it's a great question, and the way i've put it is it's a bipolar disorder economy. what i mean is, look, the stock market's been on a tear, job growth has been pretty decent, businesses ar

our guest has been chris wallace. and this is the cover. book, "character, profiles in presidential courage." thank you. > i'm honored to be one of your last guests on this show. honored you paid such attention to the book. >> >>. >> host: booktv on c-span2 interviewing professors from new york university as part of our universities series. we are here with professor brooke kroeger "undercover reporting" is any of her most recent book. what is the definition of undercover reporting? >> guest: it is a subset of investigative reporting involves reporters engaging in deceit and blending in. and depending on the thousand permutations. >> host: is a legitimate reporting? >> guest: in many cases, yes. and no end of the policy for the legitimacy it is a contrarian position. it is by observing the import guidelines that to be sure there is no other effective way to tell the story. on because what you have to realize to bring attention to an issue especially in cases of for doing let you cannot see to bring that to public attention. >> host: what is

professor wallace regarding the cooperation of international cooperation the epidemic like ebola is still very low. i believe actually the cooperation is much lower than the cooperation in fighting the epidemic disease and so on. what isis is really doing is not contradicting with the human values. the egyptian government has been calling for international support to fight terrorism in the region. like every single western country we are reluctant in cooperating a few months ago and the foreign fighter problem emerged and to give you an idea what really will happen if changes took place lately. the "washington times" a few days ago or a few weeks ago published statistics about the foreign fighters in the middle east in iraq and syria and they mentioned something interesting regarding tunisia. they have more than 6000 tunisians, foreign fighters in the region and 330 something and we are wondering if the regime stays or at least the former regime in egypt stayed in place that compared the countries how many foreign fighters will be there. really in my opinion just like professor chotani me