william james and holmes had been close in the 1860s. and these are the days in which they were both participants in the metaphysical club. james went abroad to study medicine and went back and, in fact, he and holmes organized the club. holmes is very interested in philosophy. in fact, that's one of the concerns he has about whether he'll ever catch on to law school because it may not be that interesting, as philosophical issues are. once holmes goes to law school and finally gets immersed in things, he begins to separate himself from the jameses and, indeed, from his college friends generally. and he and william james don't have much contact after that. and when holmes writes james that letter, it's not a favorable review. it's an expression of holmes' skepticism about whether the pragmatism does anything as a philosophy. i don't think one can make holmes into brandeis. brandeis was all for experimentation at the state level. at least if it suited his particular agenda. but -- so you could probably say in some respects brandeis might ha

william james and holmes had been close in the 1860s. and these are the days in which they were both participants in the metaphysical club. james went abroad to study medicine and went back and, in fact, he and holmes organized the club. holmes is very interested in philosophy. in fact, that's one of the concerns he has about whether he'll ever catch on to law school because it may not be that interesting, as philosophical issues are. once holmes goes to law school and finally gets immersed in things, he begins to separate himself from the jameses and, indeed, from his college friends generally. and he and william james don't have much contact after that. and when holmes writes james that letter, it's not a favorable review. it's an expression of holmes' skepticism about whether the pragmatism does anything as a philosophy. i don't think one can make holmes into brandeis. brandeis was all for experimentation at the state level. at least if it suited his particular agenda. but -- so you could probably say in some respects brandeis might ha

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william james is held for trial in his preliminary hearing today. is he accused of killing ronald fishman at his home in mt. airy. he was staying with fishman but was recently tloep out. >>> police say that on november 24th, this suspect approached a 57-year-old woman at the wells fargo atm, before 11:30 at night. the suspect was armed with a handgun and demanded money from the woman and fled on foot. >>> mercer county health officials are issuing a warning for restaurant patrons, after a worker tested positive for hepatitis a. the employee apparently worked in food preparations for rose's bakery. symptoms include fever and loss of appetite and nausea and stomach pain among others, officials say that everyone should be evacuated if they haven't already. >>> a house fire in trenton broke out shortly before 11:00 this morning, it happened on fulton street in a vacant building. no injuries were reported. >>> new jersey is investing at least $50 million to renovate camden high school. governor chris christie announced they would be rehabbing the buildin

who's the real founder of psychology, great philosopher and psychologist william james who's also a physician, he believed in, he believed that the dead could speak. it's the afterlife and did all kinds of experiments to field -- to prove that the field of research, one of the last experiments he did involved a seance trying to use the powers of an acultist -- occultist. it was a very powerful idea throughout the 19 teens. and so marston was fascinated by huntley. i don't know what their relationship was. most of the people i interviewed in the family don't think that they were ever lovers. i myself am a little skeptical about that claim. she didn't have children with him, but she also had has a hysterectomy and i don't know why, i don't know if that was medically required or some kind of a choice. there's this really, i think, quite troubling photograph that i found in a family album where the three women are sitting on a bench in the garden in new york which is funny because it's like this leafy suburb of new york city. and where they all live, huntley lives with them throughout

and plus, wilson also had fired william james brown and i think for being too pacifistic didn't he before all of this? i'll hang up and let you talk. >> mr. mcmeekin feel free to take those questions in any order. >> oh, well sure. well thank you, bill. those are great questions. and you raise some fascinating points about the u.s. position in the war. you're absolutely right that by 1916 and even more so 1917, the united states, and particularly financial interests, did have to some extent a vested interest in at the very least the entente powers winning the war so that they could pay back all of these debts. this was true even of the russians who had begun raising loans in the u.s. bond market beginning in 1916. so that is all entirely true. i think the woodrow wilson administration was on the fence. not entirely like the way fdr would be viewing the european war, and eventually japan in the second world war. that is to say, his own policy, this is in the case of fdr, i think would have been to go in. but he did, of course have to think about both public opinion and congress. in the cas

certainly lippmann is right in line with purse with william james in that regard.but he uses this word right that kaylee brings our attention to. purpose, what does he mean by purpose and what does he contrast it with? yeah, go ahead, ally. >> he contrasted, especially on 173 with tradition which made me think of ward. we can make our own mark on the world instead of letting life bring us along. >> yeah yeah. exactly. so lester frank ward who we read in a late 19th century, showing some resonances here absolutely. this notion of action, right, being very important. and action that goes against deliberately tradition. look how he begins, at least this excerpt begins on the of 173. tradition will not work in the complexity of modern life. something in the line just to notice, he says it won't work. not that it's bad or immoral, right, but notice that kind of emphasis on getting results tradition is not going to work for us right? what tradition anyway would we call up kpt the kinds of people in this nation have many different fathers that they could look to. he goes

and plus, wilson also had fired william james brown and i think for being too pacifistic didn't he before all of this? i'll hang up and let you talk. >> mr. mcmeekin feel free to take those questions in any order. >> oh, well sure. well thank you, bill. those are great questions. and you raise some fascinating points about the u.s. position in the war. you're absolutely right that by 1916 and even more so 1917, the united states, and particularly financial interests, did have to some extent a vested interest in at the very least the entente powers winning the war so that they could pay back all of these debts. this was true even of the russians who had begun raising loans in the u.s. bond market beginning in 1916. so that is all entirely true. i think the woodrow wilson administration was on the fence. not entirely like the way fdr would be viewing the european war, and eventually japan in the second world war. that is to say, his own policy, this is in the case of fdr, i think would have been to go in. but he did, of course have to think about both public opinion and congress. in the cas

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certainly lippmann is right in line with purse with william james in that regard.but he uses this word right that kaylee brings our attention to. purpose, what does he mean by purpose and what does he contrast it with? yeah, go ahead, ally. >> he contrasted, especially on 173 with tradition which made me think of ward. we can make our own mark on the world instead of letting life bring us along. >> yeah yeah. exactly. so lester frank ward who we read in a late 19th century, showing some resonances here absolutely. this notion of action, right, being very important. and action that goes against deliberately tradition. look how he begins, at least this excerpt begins on the of 173. tradition will not work in the complexity of modern life. something in the line just to notice, he says it won't work. not that it's bad or immoral, right, but notice that kind of emphasis on getting results tradition is not going to work for us right? what tradition anyway would we call up kpt the kinds of people in this nation have many different fathers that they could look to. he goes

surveillance video trying to figure out who committed this murder in the meantime friends of james williams tell us he was a hard working helpful guy. >> i was really devastated because the gentleman was such a nice person. >> reporter: customers at the locker room storage facility at 62nd and pasquale can started and saddened by the news that 69 year old security guard james williams had been murdered here. >> there's no reason why they should have did this to anybody especially him. he did not deserve to go out like this. >> reporter: folks here described him as hard-working guy who lived out of his conversion van on the property. he took his job very seriously but was always friendly. >> real nice. you know, he protect this play he didn't bother nobody. >> reporter: police say williams was found tied up and beaten to death in a conversion van sunday when his boss went looking for him. police believe the killers used williams van to plow down barbed wire fences to escape. detectives were checking surveillance video at the site. >> bound with hands and feet behind his block. blunt force tr

certainly lippmann is right in line with purse with william james in that regard.e uses this word right that kaylee brings our attention to. purpose, what does he mean by purpose and what does he contrast it with? yeah, go ahead, ally. >> he contrasted, especially on 173 with tradition which made me think of ward. we can make our own mark on the world instead of letting life bring us along. >> yeah yeah. exactly. so lester frank ward who we read in a late 19th century, showing some resonances here absolutely. this notion of action, right, being very important. and action that goes against deliberately tradition. look how he begins, at least this excerpt begins on the of 173. tradition will not work in the complexity of modern life. something in the line just to notice, he says it won't work. not that it's bad or immoral, right, but notice that kind of emphasis on getting results tradition is not going to work for us right? what tradition anyway would we call up kpt the kinds of people in this nation have many different fathers that they could look to. he goes throu

. >> reporter: folks who knew security guard james williams say he was a hard-working guy who lived out of his conversion van on the property at the locker room storage facility where he worked. he took his job seriously, but was friendly. >> real nice, you know, he protect this place. he didn't bother nobody. >> reporter: customers at the storage facility at 62nd and pasquale were startled and saddened monday by the news that the 69-year-old security guard had been murdered. >> very hard working. >> the person that did this is such a low underhanded person. >> reporter: police say williams was found tied up and beaten to death in a conversion van sunday afternoon when his boss went looking for him. police believe the killers used williams van to knock down washed bashed wire fences and escape. >> the male was bound both hand and feet behind his back. police observed blunt force trauma to his head. >> reporter: friends say williams was a member of the state burners motorcycle club at 52nd and woodland nearby. members say he wasn't active lately but was known by most of of the older memb

[ buzzer ] >> oh, william booth. >> james booth. [ buzzer ] >> george booth. [ buzzer ] >> booth?nswer. >> nasty assassin wasn't it? >> he was like an actor. he was kind of an eccentric guy. >> when lincoln was assassinated his vice president at the time became president. who was that? >> i don't know. >> andrew churchill? [ buzzer ] >> i'm going to take a guess. >> adams? [ buzzer ] >> rhymes with rohnson. >> johnson. >> what are you suggesting my dear man? >> and they stole his body. >> they stole whose body? >> lincoln's body, you know. >> they did? >> yeah. >> where did they take it? >> it's an unsolved mystery you know. >> there -- do you ever watch bill o'reilly on fox news? >> sometimes. >> that's a no. [ laughter ] >> seem like a huge factor fan. >> no. >> not too crazy about bill o'reilly. >> really? what about about about me. >> i think you are nice. >> thank you. >> i take care of myself. >> weird al, quick question for you. are you a big fox news fan? o'reilly wrote a book called killing lincoln. >> oh, wow. >> big best seller. maybe check it out over at the barnes & n

each other during that mass, new york city mayor bill de blasio, police commissioner william bratton, and police chief james o'neil. let's talk about this. joining me, michael daly, jumaane williams, gil alba and michael. you were there. what was it like? >> i'm afraid it sounds like we're losing michael's signal. so we will go back to him as soon as we get that reestablished just to get his insights. jumaane, let me ask you this. we already talked about the divide that was clearly evident between the mayor and the police department before the shootings. now you've had the shootings. has it gotten even worse? or is this an opportunity to call a truce? >> i think this is an opportunity to say let's sit down and discuss, but i -- i keep hearing each statement of rhetoric going higher and higher as opposed to going lower and lower, and that's something that's also frustrating to me. to say the mayor has blood on his hands, to say he's anti-cop, doesn't make any sense when you can't point to anything that says that. and also, there was some discussions happening atcross te country. he's the mayor of new york ci

king james meets future king william in kings county. and jim axelrod with the christmas light that's been shining for half a century. ♪ route ofl with your nose so bright, won't you guide my sleigh tonight ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the senate intelligence committee laid it all out for the world to see-- an accounting of the c.i.a.'s extreme interrogation of terror suspects after 9/11. today, the panel, controlled by democrats, released the results of a six-year investigation that found the agency misled the president and congress. the report concluded that better intelligence could have been obtained by more humane methods. we'll begin tonight with nancy cordes. >> a 500-page executive summary. >> reporter: in a one-hour speech, senate intelligence chairman dianne feinstein laid out her case, that the c.i.a.'s interrogation program after 9/11 was far more brutal than the agency claimed. >> interrogators and guards used what they called "rough take-downs" in w

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authorities say that a manager found 69 year-old james williams inside a conversion van at locker room storage at 62nd and pardonnal, he was tied up and beat even. >> he was the target of the homicide has the the duty being fulfilled as a night watchman and possibly interrupted a crime in progress. >> police say he might have killed a secured guard and used his van to knock down the fence and take off. investigators are looking at surveillance video for more information. >>> this was no battle of the night, steve diddy and drake reportedly getting in a brawl at club live i believe the name of tonight my amie my money is on drake. >> i think so. >> the elite daily reports drayed were at birthday parties for dj kaleed when throw down between wrappers started. diddy reportedly slapped drake and then a fight followed. drake was rumored to be hospitalized. no word on why they began to brawl. >>> also, what you have been waiting for actress kate hudson has split with her fiance, matt bellamy. >> the the split being reported by several entertainment outlets no reason given for the break up. t

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. >> we'll be right back with a royal snafu by star lebron james who meets prince william and the duchess of cambridge. >> hey, guys. >> we are on next. it's a great show. >>> he may be the king of basketball, but lebron james is coming into question with the royal couple last night. he is being criticized for putting that arm around the duchess the cambridge. she seemed okay with king james. tonight a more formal outing. the star studded fund-raiser at the metropolitan museum of art and they visited the 9/11 memorial and they are back to britain tomorrow. the royal couple once may have topped facebook's most popular, but not this year. they released the 2014 list. number this year, world cup soccer tournament. some coming in second, ebola. in third, brazil's presidential election which may make sense with 80% of facebook users outside the u.s. the death of robin williams and the als ice bucket challenge near the top. >> the giants strike out. the star players will reportedly not be joining the world champs. >> the ultimate bragging rights, winning the world series, but as far as free age

he is 69-year-old james williams. a manager found his body yesterday afternoon in a van outside locker room storage on 62 pd street. investigators tell us someone tied up williams and beat him to death. no one has been arrested. >>> turns out the hands of a suspected burglar may be the keys to his arrest. take a close look at this video from inside a grocery store on elmwood avenue. the man broke in, stole cash and cigarettes and then took off. but take a look at the man's hands particularly the tattoos. if you recognize this guy, there are his hands, police call police. >>> a man hired to do work on a home in wilmington is now charged with stealing from the very home he was supposed to be fixing. homeowner hired a 33-year-old william martin to do framing work on a house on dupont road. while he was there, martin stole copper from the home and sold it. now he's charged with selling stolen property. he's free on bail tonight. >>> and how about this. tense moments for a gas station cashier in machinery couontgome. two m

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. >> reporter: folks who knew security guard james williams say he was a hard-working guy who lived out of this conversion van on the property at the locker room storage facility where he worked. he took his job seriously, but was friendly. >> real nice, you know, he protect this place. he didn't bother nobody. >> reporter: customers at the storage facility at 62nd and pasquale were startled and saddened monday by the news that the 69-year-old security guard had been murdered. >> the person that did this is such a low underhanded person. >> reporter: police say williams was found tied up and beaten to death in a conversion van sunday afternoon when his boss went looking for him. police believe the killers then used williams van to knock down barbed wire fences and escape. >> the male was bound both hand and feet behind his back. williams was a member of the state burners motorcycle club at 52nd and woodland nearby. members say he wasn't active lately, but was known by most of the older members. >> we're unsure if the victim was the target of the homicide or fulfilling his duty as a nigh

. >> tyler james williams is age appropriate at the time barak and michelle met. was doing a research. the back up dancer, we do have a picture. >> i love that song. >> we have a photo. >> i will take your word for it. >> i need a time machine so we can go back. we need denzil who was my fake boyfriend. he is to old now. >> why did you pick him? >> he is denzilwashington. >> you are welcome. >> you could have said anything. >> i pick lance gross. you know him? he's most famous of playing calvin pa yne in tiler peri. i think he is really good looking. >> there is nothing wrong with that. >> you are yelling at me for den zil? >> come on! >> and he locks like it. great to have you. >> thank you. love to be back. and happy holidays. >> great to have you here. >> and stay towned for fox outnumbered on the web. "happening now". >> we await the release of the report of cia interrogations of terrorist suspects after 9/11. >> some insists that the 6000 page report needs to be released and others warn its release would put many lives in danger, on "happening now". >> the in

after the game william and kate met the king, lebron james. he gave them cavaliers jerseys and cupcakes from his favorite hometown bakery in akron, ohio. prince william started his day, though, by flying commercial to washington to meet with president obama at the white house. this was william's first visit ever to d.c. afterwards the prince went to the world bank to speak about his charitable passion, fighting international wildlife trafficking. kate middleton did not join her husband at the white house. she remained in new york city to visit a child development center in harlem. she wrapped christmas presents and did arts and crafts with the kids. some of them thought she was a disney princess. >> if this is a goodwill tour i think they're doing rather well. >> they are very popular here in the states. >> day one is going well. >> yes. a big full day for them. they have one more tomorrow before they take off. >> rob mayeda, we have got a change in the forecast. this could be a big one. >> will be middle part of the week. mostly cloudy skies b

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britain's prince william and his wife kate are at the game. lebron james and others are taking their message to the court wearing t-shirts that said "i can't breathe," the last words that eric garner spoke as he was being held down and handcuffed. we saw other athletes show their support with the protesters. deborah feyerick is outside the barclays center. what's the latest there? >> reporter: we can tell you that when the crowd, one of the organizers told everyone that the players were wearing those "i can't breathe" t-shirts, everyone began cheering. that was right after they staged a massive die-in. you can see the crowd behind me, a couple hundred people. it has dwindled a little bit over the last half hour. it's definitely getting much colder, but these are very determined protesters, and they're here to make sure that their voices are heard. i spoke to one man from tennessee, another from rhode island. they said they are speaking for michael brown. they are speaking for eric garner. the two men involved in police-related deaths who were not indicted,

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help mental health awareness, suicide prevention, one of the stars of "the walking dead" tyler james williamsad that made you dream of becoming a scientist or a singer. when maria keller learned how many kids were deprived of this life-shaping experience she went to work to get books into the hand hands of kids who needed them most. her stories like all good ones shows you that if you can imagine what is possible then there are no limits to what you can do. >> i've always loved to read. it kind of takes you to a different place. my mom told me when i was eight that some kids don't have books. and that shocked me because everybody should have the option to read. so i started by just doing a small book drive. and then i told my parents that i wanted to collect and distribute one million books to kids in need by the time i turned 18. so welcome to the warehouse where i was 13 when i reached my goals. we've given books to about 30 different countries and 40 states. my new goal is to distribute books to every state in the u.s. and every country in the world. >> i'm looking for second through fifth

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sabine, james, caroline and william. from our family to yours, have a very merry christmas and we'll see you -- >> next fox news sunday. >> all right. kids, three, two, one -- >> merry christmas! >> you said that very well. that was good. well done. >>> sony pulls the plug on the interview and the president says we cannot let foreign dictators sensor us just because we're offended. he's right about that but what about trying to make nice with cuba's dictator plus johns ratsonberger on how you can put american-made presents under your christmas tree. all of that and more tonight on huckabee. [ applause ]

sabine, james, caroline and william. our family to yours, have a very merry christmas and we'll see you -- >> next fox news sunday. >> all right. kids, three, two, one -- >> merry christmas! >> you said that very well. that was good. well done. >>> this week on the journal, editorial report, president obama's december surprise. pushing the reset button with cuba. will it be more successful than his past dealings with dictators. plus sony's pictures bows to hacker threats. did the u.s. lose the battle of the cyber warrior are and vladimir putin digs in as his country heads towards recession but can the financial crisis embolden the russian leader? >> the most significant changes in our policy in more than 50 years we will end an outdated approach that for decades has failed to advance our interes