daniel webster state. tyler wanted him to stay because he needed webster to help him with battles with the weeks in congress. phobe.was an anglo fo he know that webster was an anglophile. the great financial house dominated european and american finances for years. daniel webster was the american lawyer for them. in congress at that time, pressure was building and building. the democrats controlled the house and adopted what was called the gag rule. automatic tabling of any petition that relates to slavery in any way. the leader against the gag rule was john quincy adams, former president of the united states. he fought against the gag rule. it was still in place in 1841-1842. in 1839 african slaves violently revolted on a spanish slave trip off of cuba. you all know the amistad movie, the spielberg movie. those freed slaves ended up in the u.s. the supreme court had to decide the fate of those slaves. the case was argued in february, 1841. john quincy adams, the former president and now house member, argu

webster. >> yes. then he told me that he was her physician. and that he would prescribe what he felt was appropriate. period. and from there, it went downhill, the result of which is she died. >> i'm not gonna respond to any of my former patients. there would be a hipaa violation, and i think it would be unethical for me to talk about it. and it's always tragic when somebody dies under our care. i think if people over-take their medication they can get foggy, and then they can keep taking more medicine. that's a risk. and - and it can end in death, when that happens. ideally --. >> who's responsible for that? >> the patient themselves has to be sure that they don't take more than what's instructed. >> would you prescribe someone opioids if they come out of recovery for drug addiction? specifically being addicted to opioids? >> i would have to evaluate it. it would depend upon-- it would depend upon the situation. >> roy bosley sued dr. webster for medical malpractice. they reached a settlement out of court. a couple of years ago, dr. webster t

daniel webster stayed. tyler wanted him to stay because he needed webster to help him with battles with the wigs in the congress, and he was also worried about relations with great britain. and he, tyler, was an anglophone -- anglophob. among other reasons, daniel webster as a lawyer had a wonderful client and the u.k. -- the great financial house, which dominated european and american finances for years. and daniel webster was the american lawyer for the brothers. at that time, anti-slavery pressure was building and building. the democrats controlled the house, and in 1836 adopted what was called the gaggle -- gag rule. rule wasr against the john's anti-atoms -- john quincy adams, former president of the united states, who, since 1831, was a member of the house. ruleught against the gag over and over, and it was still in place in 1841 and 1842. 1839,preme court, in african slaves violently revolted on a spanish slave ship off cuba, the amistad. you all know the spielberg movie in 1997. those free to slaves

. >> joining me now, graham webster, carol mcgifford, dr. eo of the 1,000 stronging foundation, and former adviser to the civic affairs at the u.s. state department, and gordon chang, the author of the coming collapse in china, and the contributor for forbes be.com. graham webster, let me start with you, and let's start with your description. and i'll get it from all you have our guests, of the state of play in the bilateral relationship between china and the u.s., and how are things looking on the eve of the meeting between xi and president obama? >> well, the basic relationship of the u.s.-china relationship is not actually substantially different than it has been for years. we have a number of differences and a number of commonalities, and overall, the number of commonalities, especially in the economy, are the undergird of this relationship. but in the united states, and to some extent in china, the feeling has been that relations are getting worse, and we're seeing a lot more trouble and skepticism on issues like cyber security. >> caro

it's webster school. and it's ready for our students. >> in the morning it was confusing. >> reporter: the transition hasn't been easy. unfamiliar drop-off sites and bus routes made for a traffic nightmare and that's not all. >> i'm not thrilled. >> reporter: this parent said she never received any notification from the school about where to send her two children. she learned from a friend. >> not all parents have social media. they don't have computers. so how would they have known to bring their kids here? >> we sent out almost weekly communications to parents via email and direct connect calls. and our information is only as good as what's in our database. so if a parents changes an email a-- if a parent changes an email address or phone number if it's not updated with the school then they won't receive that communication. >> reporter: other parents were impressed how quickly workers were able to gut this old school, desks and chairs and set up classrooms. in addition to cleaning, painting, plumbing an

sheraton to webster two lanes closed down. into pound ridge, stone hill at old stone hill road an accident being cleared. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> police in queens hope you can deliver them a thief who stole packages right from the victim's doorstep. the crime was caught on video in astoria. you can see the man walking up to the door of the house. he sees two packages that were just dropped off. then he stuffs them in a bag and calmly walks away. one neighbor says she saw the man a short time before the criminal. >> i saw him this morning when i was walking my dog actually. i was that way and i saw him coming up the block and turned and looked at him and he turned, went back to the avenue. >> another neighbor says she has seen the man wondering the neighborhood everyday for the anyone with information is asked to call crimestoppers. >>> yom kippur begins at sunset. jews mark the day with fasting, prayer and ceremonial repentance. it continues until sunse

, and they call this [ indiscernible ] 16 gs in those 45 characters. >> they call it lake webster, because no one wants to say it. >>> 105 days until christmas and yes, retailers are already getting a jump on the season. plus for the first time, we hear from the chief pilot of that engulfed british airways plane. you're watching "early today." o, todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners', multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperless discounts -- give it a rest, flo. all: yeah, flo, give it a rest. first i wash... then i apply it to my wet skin. it moisturizes with no sticky feel. i quickly rinse off. and i'm ready to go. nivea in-shower body lotion -- in the body lotion aisle. don't be envious, be envied. revlon colorstay gel envy™ in just two steps, i get what i want. base coat and color in one. then diamond

he wrote a very long speech for his inaugural, his friend daniel webster edited it and reportedly cut out many parts but it was still two hours long to read. it was a cold and rainy day for the inaugural and harrison to the dissatisfaction of his supporters stood bareheaded, without a coat on the steps and read his long address. he got a cold than and went back, but he seemed to have recovered, at least my sources say he was well enough to go to the farmers market several weeks later. there he was caught in a drenching thunderstorm, he came home and got a bad cold which went into pneumonia. this was one month after his inaugural. from what i have been able to piece together he might have made it except the doctors were called in whose treatment at t

florida congressman daniel webster also wants the job. a fellow republican who can't wait for boehner to leave is ted cruz. cruz took to the senate floor for an hour last night to the blast boehner's leadership accusing him of working with the democrats, among other things. his senate colleagues then refused to give cruz yet another hour to speak. >> former house speaker dennis hastert is seeking a plea deal. that would keep private potentially embarrassing details about hush money payments he allegedly agreed to make. it's reported the $3.5 million would have kept a former student quiet about sexual abuse while hastert was a high school wrestling coach several decades ago. >>> a former new york state prison employee will serve at least two years behind bars for helping two kill kers escape. joyce mitchell broke down as she pleaded with a judge for mercy. abc's linzie janis reports from outside the courthouse. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: joyce mitchell sobbing in court promising to wear an ankle bracelet for the rest of her life if she can

the broncos' secondary, tavon webster injure anded an ankle and is questionable to return. charles with that last carry got to 100 right on the nose. second and 7. puts josh bush into the secondary and it's maclin looking to throw. now looking to take off. with speed but unable to get around stewart. as well as bruton. phil: boy, and they caught the broncos with their second team outside rushers shane ray and shaq barrett what a job. watch up top. they stay outside. alex smith peeled back and it still wasn't going to work. the defense all over it, following the ball. nobody overcommitting. and stopping a unique or a trick play by andy reid. jim: a loss of three and a time-out called by k.c. referee: the first charged time-out, kansas city. 30-second time-out. jim: 6:40 to go and a third and 10 coming up. again, next thursday, the redskins and the giants will be coming your way on "thursday night football." all here on cbs and nfl network. that's next thursday. washington and the new york giants. what do you think is going to happen here? third down play coming up for the ch

daniel webster got 12 when he ran in january x. he could get a few more. >> what happens to the debate with planned parenthood and the shutdown after the shift in power? >> it's hypothetical, while the faces change and will change, what remains the same are the fundamentals. that there's a fractured caucus on the republican side. and there's a president on the other end of congress, on the other side of washington that's going to veto things, so when you see the planned parenthood bill, whatever comes out of congress is going to wind up on the president's desk, and the president is going to veto that. the fundamentals haven't changed. but what will change is the rhetoric and the people that get behind those issues. >> michael shure, thank you him. >> the officials in washington today to discuss the u.s. territory's economic crisis. representative pedro luisi said that the federal government bears responsibility for the problems, but the white house has no plans for a bailout. they said additional funding would not be sufficient eno

. >> daniel webster from florida is also winning endorsements as well as tom price. republicans are meeting tuesday evening at the capital to discuss strategy but there's no date on the calendar yet for their leadership election. >> and libby casey joins us now from the news room. libby, if we were to head to the corridors of the house side of the capital complex, is the horse trading already well and truly underway? >> it's more than underway. people like kevin mccarthy were working the phones all weekend instead of going home to california or on fund raising trips. he was here in d.c. instead making the calls. he officially announced today that he's seeking the speakership. it's not just that race that we're watching. it looks like he's locked it up but he's getting close to it. he's not getting a significant challenge. the real race to watch may be for this number two position, majority leader. they seem to want mccarthy to rise to the top if they can secure the number two position. so there's a lot of talk about that right now. it looks like tom price, a doctor f

he said that webster's brain was badly damaged by proteins as if he had advanced alzheimer's. he has since made similar discoveries in the brains of more than a dozen former nfl players. he believes that cte is caused by repeated my owe traumatic brain injury, from years of playing in the nfl. the 2012 suicide of hall of fame linebacker junior seau who suffered from cte, put the nfl on the defensive. those in the retirement of rising star chris borland who quit 49ers in march after his rookie season because of the long term risks of head injuries. on tuesday, nfl would not respond directly to the movie but issued a statement saying quote, we have no higher priority then player health and safety. in april, a judge approved a 1 billion-dollar concussion settlement, between the nfl and former players. concussion opens up in theaters in december just before the start of the playoffs. peak interests in professional football. movie's director says he didn't make the film to condemn the nfl or destroy football but simply wanted to tell a good story. jim axlerod for cbs news, new york

already it seems that daniel webster a republican from florida, did get some votes.arthy may have the best shot but for majority leader that's where the tea party thinks they may have the most influence. a tough fight. on capitol hill, a secret meeting of the entire texas delegation of republicans met in pete sessions office and from what i hear he will run for majority leader. >>> a shutdown of the government because of planned parenthood maybe less possible, but could it get worse? >> i don't know if it could get much worse. gridlock is gridlock. you saw libby casey's report, the value of voters in south carolina, but here is the thing antonio. you have people who are within the party who know exactly how this has worked for a little while. the fundamentals of the way this works haven't changed just because the speaker has changed. >> let's switch over to the democrats before we go. no one was happy are that bjor n boehner resigned than hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton's foibles, have obscured other news cycles in the past. in fact this e-mail story and the stat

and in case you wanted to know, a place in webster massachusetts, this is the longest official place -- >> that sounds like baby jibberjabberish. >> you'll hear it in four months. there's like 16 es in that word. >> try spelling it. >>> we have the latest on a major food recall. >>> and for the first time, we hear from the pilot of that engulfed plane. , they were asking me what you're doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. it's called a fashion blog, todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners', multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperless discounts -- give it a rest, flo. all: yeah, flo, give it a rest. nivea in-shower body lotion. first i wash... then i apply it to my wet skin. it moisturizes with no sticky feel. i quickly rinse off. and i'm ready to go. nivea in-s

ashley webster has today's biggest movers but first let's go to alan at the cme. investors not liking what they heard from the fed; right? >> well, i would look at this as a profit taking. this is all the facts after the news have come out. we're still unchanged on a weekly basis and had a big bounce off the bottom so profit taking is to be seen obviously. >> okay. and oil fell 3% today? >> yeah. looking at the oil market, oil really stuck in a range between 43 and 47 for the month of september, we had a false breakout at the end of this week and didn't get a follow through. there's a hard cap and 50 and 44 is the important floor because that's the halfway point of that $50 range. and lastly looking at gold. gold is up a little bit, we've seen a series of high or lows, and i think the fact that the dollar isn't moving up anymore, that could be very helpful to put gold and in the crude oil markets that have really been under a lot of pressure because of the strength of the dollar over the last months and years >> so how do you see gold setting up for next week? wha

offering a challenge, daniel webster, another battle.epresentative toment price winning endorsements from mainstream and conservative members. republicans are meeting tuesday evening at the capital to discuss strategy. there's no date on the calendar for leadership election. >>> and libby casey joins us now from the newsroom. libby, if we were to head to the corridors of the house side of the capital complex, is the horse trading already well and truly under way? >> it's more than under way. i mean people like kevin mccarthy were working the phones all weekend. instead of going home to california, or on the extensive fundraising trips, he was here in d.c. making calls, and he announced that he is seeking the speakership. it's not just that race that we are watching. it looks likes he's - i wouldn't say locked it up, is getting close to it. it's looking like kevin mccarthy is not getting a significant challenge. the real race may be for the number two position, majority leader and conservatives seem to be willing to let general mccarthy r

webster from florida is running. who will win?nn political reporter joins us live from washington to explain how this will play out. >> it looks like it's kevin mccarthy's to lose. he is the heavy favorite going into the leadership elections which are going to be some time this month. they have not been scheduled yet. probably some time next week. and kevin mccarthy's rise to this position, if he does become speaker would be the quickest rise of anything in about since the 19th century. he's only been in congress about nine years. typically on average we're looking about 23 years or so that someone has become speaker from the time they were sworn in to take their house seat. and he's done this by methodically developing relationships with members over the years. he played a huge role in the recruiting effort for that big republican majority in 2010 and a lot of those members are still serve asking they remember those days. and he spent a lot of time just remembering small things about them. their family lives and what's happening

florida websters, a battle brewing for the number two position, representative tom price winning significant endorsements from mainstream and conservative members. republicans are meeting at the capital to discuss strategy. there's no date on the calendar for leadership elections. >>> today a judge sentenced former prison worker joyce mitchell to up to seven years behind bars. it was the maximum possible sentence for helping two inmates escape a prison in upstate new york. mitchell was convicted of providing convicted murderers richard matt and david sweat with the tools they used to escape. the manhunt lasted three weeks, involving thousands of people and costing new york state thousands. >> stock markets are down in asia, sparking fears of a sell off. the hang seng fell about 3.5% since the opening bell. the nikkei and dobingio is off 2.5%, following a day in which major indicis lost 2-3% of their value >>> many scientists say where there's water there's life - at least here on earth. researchers found proof of water on mars, and everyone wants to know if the same holds true on the red pla

ashley webster is with me. i want to know if oil is the leader of the market putting stocks down. >> to an extent the energy space, et act is down 50% year-to-date. oil has found the bottom and a lot of energy with big dividends are there. stuart: very interesting. ashlee. >> a bit weak in a data coming out and we will wait and see what the fed does next week. stuart: pointing down for stocks. oil may be leading the way down $1.30 at 4459. we were bringing out a moment of silence at the moment of silence observed by us at ground zero that marks the time it struct struck the tower. >> nicholas thomas e. [moment of silence] [moment of silence] [moment of silence] [moment of silence] >> david reid gamboa grantors. stuart: they will continue reading the names of those who died 14 years ago and 20 minutes from now the new york stock exchange will also have a minute of silence and will take you there, too. back to the markets to open in 25 minutes. still looking at a 50, 60-point job. the aforementioned mike murphy i

there are others like daniel webster waiting in the wings. -- john boehner gave him his blessing.re are more questions about what will happen in terms of raising the debt limit. many of the budget issues that president obama has to contend with. while john boehner has been open to immigration reform, obama was frustrated he would not do it. mccarthy is interesting because he is from california. he is not completely against immigration reform. he will be very much in the crosshairs if he ascends to the speakership. >> no question to you talk to house lawmakers, kevin mccarthy just has the juice to be able to win. the bigger question becomes majority leader and whip, where there is going to be contests. there are 40 lawmakers wrote always been a thorn in the side of john boehner. ok, now is your opportunity. let's see you back up or you have been doing. it is easy to throw bombs. throw bombs from the back bench. lets you organize and try to put somebody up. i think that is the big question for me. can they coalesce around a single candidate? the real focus of the present use covers

this was just one of the lines tweeted cindy webster lines for train at 30th street are insane. you can imagine all these folks trying to anxiously get home. and john mcdevitt of our sister radio station sent us this shot near our station, massive lynn for septa spring garden subway is it stops. many lines died down, folks are likely home now watching us. blake robinson. blake and his lovely new bride, holding our sign cbsphilly. today they returned to the parkway a married couple and sent us this shot after mass. pope smiled at us in philadelphia, hope he'll bless our marriage in rome. >> now that the pope smiled at them. i can't imagine that's not going to happen. we got other poignant memories here. this is from diana rocco, who, as you will see was on the parkway. state police moving out crowds stopped to applaud them. this is a shot that is really memorable because we know how many law enforcement officials it took to make this historic day possible and we thank all of them for protecting all of us in this moment. ukee and jessica back to you. >> natasha thank you so much.

authorities say they were able to trace ten brand new apple and samsung phones to a home on webster street. a search warrant was issued and all of the missing phones were recovered. >>> ed lee says he will veto legislation allowing cyclists to treat stop signs like yield signs. in a letter to the board of supervisors, lee says the ordnance directly endangers pedestrians and other cyclists. supervisor john avalos introduced the ordnance last week. he tells the bay area news group he is not certain he could muster the necessary eight votes to overcome a mayoral veto. >>> transportation officials in washington state have suspended operations at the seattle tour company who's duck boat crash into a charter bus last week. five people were killed and dozens others were injured. the duck boats will be kept off the streets while investigators inspect the vehicles and review driver and maintenance records. sunday federal investigators announced the duck boat involved in the crash did not have an axel repair despite a recommendation to do so back in 2013. the front left axel was found sheered off bu

that is due to construction from sheridan expressway into webster avenue. a lot of slowdowns on the cross bronx westbound. everything looks fine for your commuter checklist. alternate side meter rules in effect. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> emily, thank you. 4:47 right now. hot water restored to a building in the melrose houses in the bronx where the legionella bacteria was detected in the water system. water filters were installed on faucets and showerheads and all apartments at 681 cortland avenue. a new water treatment system is up and running. there have been four cases of legionnaires'. they're not sure whether the latest patient caught it. >> as everyone knows, there are hundreds of legionnaires' cases in new york city each year. most happen in isolation and most, thank god, with very little consequence for the patient. >> two other buildings at the melrose houses tested negative for legionnaires'. tests from five other buildings are expected back today. >>> there's a push to extend the federal programs to help those who worked at ground zer

daniel webster got i think 12 votes when they elected speaker boehner this year. he's from florida, he's a tea party conservative. a lot of republicans look to him. this will not happen be ak la makes. >> normally you would think somebody would want this job, michael shure, but having seen what speaker boehner has been through in recent times, you wonder whether -- i assume that somebody like kevin mccarthy or any of the other guys that you named would want to be third in line to the presidency of this country, but this is a tough job, because you are still dealing with those same dynamics within the republican party. >> ed koch would always say i can't understand why anybody wants this job, but i really want it. the speaker of the house comes with a lot of perks and power, and people who go to washington like both of those things. it is a difficult job, and john boehner to his credit as a politician has had to handle it at a, difficult time and has had to balance this. it is the worst job to have right now, but the people that will want this job, are the people w

the only other person running so far is florida congressman daniel webster. republicans will meet tomorrow to decide when to hold a vote. >>> delayed ambulance response times have drawn a lot of attention in d.c. and tomorrow mayor muriel bowsler propose a solution. bowser and fire chief gregory dean want to use private ambulance companies to help carry the load. the private contractors would be used for low priority patients. the fire chief says there has been a surge in calls for low priority or non-emergency incidents. and sometimes that is leading to delays. >> it will allow us to concentrate more time on our training of our firefighters, as well as allow us to get to the preventative maintenance of our vehicles that has been an ongoing problem. >> it does make sense. every day we're maxed out. the rigs are falling apart. >> chief dean does want to test the system for a year to see how well it works. >>> new tonight, the u.s. supreme court is the only thing that could stop virginia's first execution in nearly three years. today governor terry mcauliffe de

we have jeff flock in chicago, ashley webster back at headquarters. let's get right to what the real pinpoints of news are. >> absolutely. as we see this selloff accelerating, liz, a couple of sectors leading the way, energy and financials. let's take a look at the financials for you as we can show you all the red air eaus. bank of america down more than 2%, citigroup down nearly 3%, wells fargo, jpmorgan chase also down solidly more than 2%. other stocks quickly i wanted to point out, la quinta, down more than 15% in train trading -- trading, it's warning of slower revenue growth because of weak demand in the hotel sector, and freeport-mcmoran, one of the world's biggest copper and gold producers, obviously, been suffering from commodity prices despite the rising gold prices today. they've raised a billion dollars by selling stock, they may try and raise another billion to try and deal with this weak period in the commodities sector, and as a result we're seeing that stock move down more than 10%, liz. liz: there's one commodity that's actually doing

right now, the only other member standing in his way is lit known congressman daniel webster of orlando, florida, who also announced his candidate yesterday. mccarthy's bid is also setting up a race for his current post, next in line for majority leader would appear to be house majority whip scheeve school ease, but budget chairman tom price has begun gathering support including from wisconsin's paul ryan. house republicans haven't announced yet when leadership elections will take place. by the way, congressman mccarthy will join us coming up on "morning joe." >>> yesterday the senate moved forward on a stopgap spending bill to keep federal services running for a few more months with another senate vote scheduled for today and one in the house tomorrow that will likely avert a government shutdown at midnight wednesday. but the bill has angered conservatives for stripping a provision to cancel federal funding for planned parenthood, and senator ted cruz tried to counter with an amendment of his own. in an unusual rebuke not one of cruz's fellow republicans would grant him the procedural

victim was in the cross walk at constitution way and marina village parkway near the exit of the webster tube. investigators have interviewed people who witnessed this afternoon's tragedy. terrible to see, of course, trying to determine who is at fault. the victim's name has not yet been released. a viewer tweet this had picture from the scene using th the #abc7now. remember, if you have pictures or video, share it with us by posting on social media with the #abc7now. >>> a restaurant may be without power for more than a week because of two electrical fires in two days. smoke billowed from the building yesterday and today in two separate fires. the fire sparked in the electrical unit. pg&e has to repair the boxes and cable that can take up to two weeks. the restaurant owner says he had to turn away at least 50 customers today because the restaurant doesn't have any power. >> september is one of our busier times, people going back to school, hot weather. losing this business is terrible for us. >> the owner and one of his neighbors went to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation b

effort on-line to create the world's biggest dictionary, bigger than anything that's been attempted by websterr oxford. the effort led by a non-profit called the word knicks society wants to add a million never before defined words to the dictionary, a million. the head of the word society says, quote, we believe that every word of the english language deserves to be lookupable. lookupable. erin mckean we're quoting, lookupable is not a word and i looked in the dictionary and it was not lookupable. why are you a lexicographer using the word lookupable. >> you understood it, didn't you? >> i did understand it. >> can you think of a better way to save able to be looked up? >> no, but isn't that the idea that there are words that are in the dictionary and those are words and then words that are not words? >> is that your definition of a word, you understand what it means? >> yes. if it's spoken by a native speaker and intended to be what it is, so it's not an error or a typo or misunderstanding, if it's intentional it's a word. english is great. it's -- english is a shared dilution de -- delusion

the broncos' secondary, tavon webster injure anded an ankle and is questionable to return. charles with that last carry got to 100 right on the nose. second and 7. puts josh bush into the secondary and it's maclin looking to throw. now looking to take off. with speed but unable to get around stewart. as well as bruton. phil: boy, and they caught the broncos with their second team outside rushers shane ray and shaq barrett what a job. watch up top. they stay outside. alex smith peeled back and it still wasn't going to work. the defense all over it, following the ball. nobody overcommitting. and stopping a unique or a trick play by andy reid. jim: a loss of three and a time-out called by k.c. referee: the first charged time-out, kansas city. 30-second time-out. jim: 6:40 to go and a third and 10 coming up. again, next thursday, the redskins and the giants will be coming your way on "thursday night football." all here on cbs and nfl network. that's next thursday. washington and the new york giants. what do you think is going to happen here? third down play coming up for the ch

this was just one of the lines tweeted cindy webster lines for train at 30th street are insane. you can imagine all these folks trying to anxiously get home. and john mcdevitt of our sister radio station sent us this shot near our station, massive lynn for septa spring garden subway is it stops. many lines died down, folks are likely home now watching us. blake robinson. blake and his lovely new bride, holding our sign cbsphilly. today they returned to the parkway a married couple and sent us this shot after mass. pope smiled at us in philadelphia, hope he'll bless our marriage in rome. >> now that the pope smiled at them. i can't imagine that's not going to happen. we got other poignant memories here. this is from diana rocco, who, as you will see was on the parkway. state police moving out crowds stopped to applaud them. this is a shot that is really memorable because we know how many law enforcement officials it took to make this historic day possible and we thank all of them for protecting all of us in this moment. ukee and jessica back to you. >> natasha thank you so much.

kicked out of the senate gallery for writing vicious truths -- [laughter] >> she wrote that daniel websterwas a drunk and the men didn't likess that, and again, it reminded me a will the of my own experiences. [laughter] .. in washington and the reporters came in large numbers. dorothea dix was here before the war lobbying in congress and she was so influential that she is actually given a little alcove in the senate library, by the senate in which to do her lobbying. when she was here she established saint elizabeth, then she went off to other places when the bill she was trying to get through was vetoed. she then came back and brought herself into the surgeon general and said she would be the superintendent of the male nurses. there were no female nurses, she created that and opened the professor profession of nurses. she was a formidable figure. there is just a few female doctors in the country at the time, 11 of them was a surgeon, mary walker, who again came to washington and presented herself to be into work for the union army. she was not hire, she worked as a volunteer. in a volunt

hen fleming says that supports daniel webster.n interesting story from the national journal, he is popular among republicans who are unhappy with the leadership, there is a catch. the chances of him getting reelected in 2016 is slim. he will be a significant underdog between the -- before the 2016 election. -- the democratic leaning district on his home turf was one of the most -- being considered. thef he does win leadership, he may only be speaker for one year. news, if kevin mccarthy were to move up to speaker, the majority leader post on house republican leadership roster would become vacant, currently steve sleeve is running for that. trey gowdy of course admitted that he would not be running. -- the only woman in republican leadership. there is a story out and politico today. -- the glass ceiling shows no sign of cracking. she has virtually ensure that the top three spots in the african house will be held by white men. the republican house will be held by white men. host: we will continue to follow this to see if we can find