in getting wilson elected. so wilson came to appreciate daniels for his political wisdom, his connections and power. and so he wanted daniels to be in the cabinet as a political adviser. and you say well okay, you've persuaded us why he would want daniels in the cabinet, but why the navy? well, i mean, why not? there wasn't going to be a big war in the spring of 1913 so who cared who ran the army or the navy? from wilson's perspective he just wanted politically connected and wise advisers. well, it turns out daniels had no military background whatsoever. as near as i can tell the only time he was ever on a naval vessel in his life was when he took a ferry to the outer banks of north carolina for vacation. so he had no military background or preparation for this job. he was, however -- it wasn't just a political hack. he was a successful businessman, he was a self-made man and made a fortune. that's really how i came to study daniels was from his success as a publisher and a capitalist rather than as a military

daniels was the last member of wilson's administration of thevo to vote for war in the spring l wilson's administration, of the cabinet, to vote for war in the spring. one of the reasons why he waited so long before he would finally vote for war was because he felt it would take an indoor miss f army -- an enormous army, and ci casualties as a result of that, to defeat the germans in the field. most of the other cabinet s dido members did not agree with this. they thought the united states would just supply material aid and end the u-boat menace, and that would be enough.the daniels said, no, we are going to need an army. he thought one of the most important things the navy did re was to get that army into the field. he claimed, now, in my researchf i was not able to verify this, but he claimed that no u.s.in a serviceman or woman lost their life on a u.s.here a navy vessel while being transported to france. if that is true, that would be a tremendous accomplishment. in any case, he did get the army over there. the war was eventually brought to a conclusion. then, that set up the post-wa

in getting wilson elected. and so wilson came to appreciate daniels for his political wisdom, his connections, and power. and so, he wanted daniels to be in a cabinet as a political adviser. and you say, well okay, you're persuaded us why you would want daniels in the cabinet, but why the navy. well, why not. there wasn't going to be a big war in the spring of 1913, right? so who cared who ran the army or the navy from wilson's perspective he just wanted politically connected and wise advisers. well, it turns out daniels had no military background whatsoever as near as i can tell, the only time he was ever on a naval vessel in his life was when he took a ferry to the outer banks of north carolina for vacation. so he had no military background or preparation for this job. he was, however -- he wasn't just a political hack. he was a successful businessman with a self-made man, and made a fortune. and that's really how i came to study daniels, was from his success as a publisher and a capitalist, rather than as a

wilson. one reason that we have so many of these gifts from other pivotal role that president wilson played in ending world war i. it was about 100 years ago this month, right now, that world war i broke out, and president wilson faced two tremendous crises in his life. one was the outbreak of war in europe, which began on august 2nd when germany invaded belgium violating belgium's neutrality and provoking other nations then to declare war against each other and really begin the war. and just four days later his wife ellen wilson died as first lady in the white house. she suffered from a kidney ailment called bright's disease that today is curable but in her time was fatal. president wilson faced a nation and a world that was very different than ours today. the united states had become the largest global economy by 1900 but was still not thought of as a major diplomatic or military power. in fact, in 1914 the united states had the 12th largest army in the world sharing that position with both

so that officer wilson -- former officer wilson can sleep at night. >> reporter: wilson's lawyers say just darren wilson these officers are protecting. >> there are threats out there not only against himself but his family as well. >> reporter: including wilson's new wife who is pregnant and on leave from the ferguson police. one concern the attorneys and law enforcement experts have, efforts by hackers and others to track darren wilson down. >> there were cyber activists in our world who are going to be actively trying to find out, where is darren wilson? they're going to be trying to find out, where did darren wilson spend his last dollar, so they can track and put out in public where he is and really create an enhanced threat to him. >> reporter: st. louis county community activist john gaskin doesn't begrudge the protection but says the people protecting wilson should ask themselves the tough questions. >> the question that comes to mind for me, do they feel as though darren wilson was doing his job? and the question becomes, would they have done it? >> reporter: jim pasko is crit

the city of ferguson will not be making a severance payment to officer wilson. >> wilson's resignation comes amidst continued protests in ferguson and around the country over the grand jury decision. over the past week there have been demonstrations in more than cities, on public roadways, in 160 shopping malls, and government buildings. on saturday, protesters kicked off a 120 mile, 7-day march dubbed the "journey for justice" from ferguson to jefferson city, the capital of missouri. black friday was also a day of action as activists staged protests at shopping centers across the country. in st. louis, two shopping malls shut down after protesters staged a mass die-in. in seattle police arrested five , people after protesters marched in two shopping malls. at the pacific place mall activists chained shut two doors. at the westlake centers a mass die was staged. in new york seven people were arrested after a black friday action outside macy's flagship store. a day earlier seven others were arrested for trying to disrupt the macy's thanksgiving day parade. on sunday, demonstrators tempo

wilson has taken off this uniform for the last time. >> officer wilson is no longer an employee withe city of ferguson. >> in an interview with abc last week, darren wilson had wondered about going back to work. >> do you think it would be safe for me? >> now in a letter of resignation, wilson says i have been told that my continued employment may put the residents and police officers of the city of ferguson at risk. which is a circumstance that i cannot allow. wilson's lawyer says he handed in his badge after learning of threats against the ferguson police. >> he simply said that's enough and it was time to resign. >> on the streets offense ferguson, still seething from monday's grand jury decision, there was some relief. >> i believe he should have resigned. i do believe he should have been found guilty. >> wilson adds, it is my hope this allows the community to heal. >> this initiative is a pro active step in making the department more reflective of the dem fwrasks of our community. >> they are still pursuing a civil rights investigation. >> it was not about darren wilson's job. i

wilson. reason that we have so many of these gifts from other countries is because of the pivotal role that president wilson played in ending world war i. it was about 100 years ago this month, right now, that world war i broke out, and president wilson faced two tremendous crises in his life. one was the outbreak of war in europe, which began on august 2nd when germany invaded belgium violating belgium's neutrality and provoking other nations then to declare war against each other and really begin the war. and just four days later his wife ellen wilson died as first lady in the white house. she suffered from a kidney ailment called bright's disease that today is curable but in her time was fatal.

officer darren wilson resigns.ut the grand jury's decision to bring no charges in the shooting death of michael brown leaves a community and a country divided. we'll discuss the facts of the case and whether an indictment was warranted with attorneys on both sides. from police officer darren wilson's legal team, neil bruntrager and from the family of michael brown, daryl parker. president obama appeals for calm while the streets of ferguson erupt. >> that won't be done by throwing bottles or smashing car windows and certainly won't be done by hurting anybody. >> how does the country ease the tension between race and law enforcement? we'll ask rudy giuliani and head of the national urban league, marc morial. plus, what role has the media played surrounding ferguson. >> the 24-hour news cycle. >> our sunday panel weighs in on that. all right now on a special "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. police officer darren wilson announced late saturday, he has resigned from the ferguson police fo

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officer darren wilson wanted out.end officer will sob resigning from the the ferguson police department. his refusing -- resignation coming just days after -- mike tobin is live with the latest. mike? >> greta, it looks like darren wilson and his wife will be tied to the ferguson pd for a while. his wife began her maternity leave. now, you know that darren wilson did not

wilson get elected. and so wilson came to see daniels not only as an important political figure but also as a valuable personal aide, and he wanted him in the cabinet, and in anticipation of there not being a war, you know, it was 1913, who would have anticipated that the country was going to go to war, he really just wanted daniels to be a political adviser, and that's how daniels ended up in the secretary of the navy's position. he had no military experience, no naval experience. as near as i can tell, the only time he was ever on a ship was when he took a ferry for vacation to the outer banks of appointment. >> and what was the state of the navy that secretary daniels took >> well, the navy was undergoing something of a technological revolution at that time. the two most prominent technological change that is navies around the world were having to deal with at that time was the big battleships which were referred to as the dreadnoughts at the time and the introduction of the submarine, the u-boat as i

>>> wilson resigns. the officer who shot and killed michael brown steps down from the ferguson police department. we'll talk to the brown family attorney. are they getting what they want out of all of this? >>> isis threat. a chilling warning to u.s. troops, the terrorists now believed to be looking for recruits to attack american military personnel. is social media making them more vulnerable? >>> and cyber attack, a major movie studio targeted as it releases a movie blasted by north korea. is kim jong-un's regime taking revenge online? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following the breaking news. president obama discussing the ferguson fallout right now over at the white house. he's meeting today with officials and activists among a wave of new protests across the country. at least 60 separate walkouts today protesting the grand jury decision not to charge the police officer who shot and killed michael brown. officer darren wilson has now resigned from the ferguson police dep

there would never be a jury convicting officer wilson in this case.h all the eyewitnesses corroborating his story. >> there were 12 very courageous people on that grand jury. and god bless each and every one of them. and i hoip they're protected from any harm that may come to them for doing their duty as american citizens. >> one last thing -- >> our system. >> go ahead. i'm sorry. >> no, our system works. it isn't perfect. it's the best justice system we have. and we've got to try to affirm it and hold up for praise the law enforcement officials who are trying to do their job under incredibly difficult circumstances. >> last question, and this is about the governor jay nixon. you're the lieutenant governor, you never spoke to him at all during this entire crisis. he called up the national guard -- >> no, sir. >> he did nothing to deploy them on the night they were most needed. he was he missing in action and apparently -- wouldn't talk to the mayor of ferguson but was talking to the white house. what do we know about that and what would you like to d

so that officer wilson, former officer wilson, can sleep at night. >> reporter: wilson's lawyers say darren wilson these officers are protecting. >> there are threats out there not only against himself but his family as well. >> reporter: including wilson's new wife who is pregnant and on leave from the ferguson police. one concern the attorneys and law enforcement experts have, efforts by hackers and others to track darren wilson down. >> there were cyber activists in our world who are going to be actively trying to find out where is darren wilson. they're going to be trying to find out where did darren wilson spend his last dollar so that they can track and put out in public where he is and really create an enhanced threat to him. >> reporter: st. louis county community activist john gaskin doesn't begrudge wilson the protection but he says others in the ferguson area will be upset by it and the people protecting wilson should ask themselves some tough questions. >> the question that you would that would come to mind for me is do they feel as though darren wilson was doing his job

i'm tiffany wilson.ht, the search for a gunman who shot a man in his 60s in popular san francisco neighborhood. it happened late this afternoon after an argument. abc 7 news reporter is live in north beach with the details. >> reporter: tiffany, this is a shooting that happened around 2:30 in the afternoon when there were lots of people in the street, tourists with cameras, the bullet passed out this window and through the awning. this all started because of an argument right here in the cross walk. a neighbors tell us a very well-known character in these parts named roy started arguing with someone, hit the suv and the driver got out and shot him. now, this is him being attended to by paramedics after being shot in the shoulder. several residents say he's a fixture of this neighborhood. as he was crossing the street, he began yelling at the driver of the suv. that's when the situation quickly escalated. >> he took his cane out and whacked his car. just as he did that, i

head or officer wilson. this is a dramatic revelation that we have not moved as far as we thought in terms of race relations. these are the best of times and the worst of times, to quote the opening lines of the tale of two cities. we've got to do something about it that exceeds just focusing on ferguson. >> wouldn't it be helpful, though, if mr. head, the stepfather, apologized, expressed some remorse, said he was simply acting out of his frustration, his anger, he really didn't mean what came out of his mouth? >> it was my understanding that he's already done that, that he's already apologized. and i think that what is the purpose of now trying to indict this man? i mean, there is no socio benefit, no political benefit. and all it's going to do is create a whole new level of friction, racial friction, not just in ferguson but around the country. and it would seem to me that at a time like this, people with goodwill in this country will say, look, we thought we were further along and we are not. let's deal

darren wilson did or fundraising did produce upwards of $200,000 for darren wilson. but from that $200,000 he had to buy a new house and he has got to pay for legal fees beyond what the fraternal order of police will pay. now, according to his attorney, the threat that finalized his decision to resign from the force were recent. darren wilson wrote in that resignation letter that he wanted to with policing but he didn't want to put other police officers or civilians at risk. now, in another development, governor jay nixon appointed that ferguson commission with 16 members on the panel. they held their first public meeting today. that meeting progressed from unfocused to a full fledged meltdown when they got to the public comment period. complete with profanity and accusations that this panel, despite being the first meeting, wasn't getting anything done. the overall goal of this panel is to produce recommendations to be submitted to governor jay nixon. greta? >> mike, thank you. and darren wilson's lawyer says officer wilson resigned two minutes after the ferguson po

maybe one person, maybe two people, so that officer wilson, former officer wilson can sleep at night. >> wilson's lawyers sate's not just darren wilson these officers are protecting. >> there are threats out there not only against himself but his family as well. >> his wife is pregnant and on leave from the ferguson police. efforts by hackers and others to track darren wilson down. >> there were cyberactivists in our world who are going to be actively trying to find out where is darren wilson. they're going to be trying to find out where did darren wilson spend his last dollar so that they can track and put out in public where he is. and really create an enhanced threat to him. >> st. louis county community activist john gaskin doesn't begrudge wilson the protection, but he says others in the ferguson area will be upset by it. and the people protecting wilson should ask themselves tough questions. the question that will come to my mind is do they feel darren wilson was doing his job? and the question even becomes, would they have done it. >> the fraternal order of police said the poli

darren wilson was allowed to give testimony.he question of -- >> where were they between -- where were they in that four-hours? >> towed bring that point up himself. >> what about the point about darren wilson? we're always taught that the last they know you hear is the thing that sinks into your mind that's the most important. why do they have michael testify last? >> i would put him on last as well. if you're going after him, you wait until all the other evidence has come in and then you can go after him. >> but you said the questions were softball. >> then you can go on him on contradictions. this was not a trial. this was an investigation. in the end, there is so much reasonable doubt here. what would we be accomplished if we indicted in this case? there would be an acquittal. the suffering would go on with people worrying about the case for months. does anyone seriously think that with seven witnesses saying that he charged the car, four witnesses saying he was reaching into his waist band, and everybody agreeing that micha

and ex officer darren wilson will not get a severance package. speak with his attorney. >> what should be done? >> julianna goldman on a controversial case before the supreme court. >>> black friday shopping is down big. jill schlesinger will break down the numbers. carter evans on the man behind the hug. >> as a photographer you will get that scene, it's powerful especially what's going on now. >> this is

city of ferguson will not be making a severance payment to officer wilson. >> wilson says the risk ofe prompted his res ig nation. which reads, if part, it is my hope my resignation will allow the community to heal. city officials will move on. >> now it's the time to begin the process. >> reporter: protesters in ferguson and around the country from oregon, to washington, d.c.

wilson's memory. in march of 1945, roosevelt andrned from the conference went to address the american congress to explain to them what had gone on at the crimean concert -- crimean conference. the speech is remarkable for a number of reasons. as a first time he publicly made mention of the disability. he apologized to congress for sitting down while making the speech, because he said after the 14,000 mile journey, he could not bear the weight of his leg braces on his legs. he had never talked about that before. relate whatwould happened at the conference, he asked for the support of congress and made reference to ghosts of the past. he said at the end of his speech , "25 years ago, american fighting men looked to the statement of the world to look for the peace that for they fought and suffered. we failed them then. we cannot fail them again and expect the world to survive." is evoking the ghost of woodrow wilson. the world survived after 1945, i been but peace has elusive. i think that is one of the

but he also evoked wilson's memo memory. in march of 1945, roosevelt returned and he immediately went to address the american congress to explain to them what had gone on at the cry meeian conference and to ask for support. the speech is remarkable for a number of reasons. it's the first time he made mention of his disability. 'polgized to the congress for sitting down while he made his speech. he said that after the 14,000 mile journey, he couldn't bare the weight of the leg braces on his legs. he had never talked about that before. but then as he related what had happened at the conference, he asked for the support of the congress. and he made reference to the ghosts of the past. he said at the end of his speech, 25 years ago, american fighting men looked to the statesmen of the world to finish the work of peace for which they had fought and suffered. we failed them then. we cannot fail them again and expect the world to again survive. he is evoking the ghost of woodrow wilson. the world survived after 1945. but i think th

in the case of the wilson administration, it was complicated further he by the fact that wilson had essentially run for re-election in 1916 largely on this platform of having kept the u.s. out of the war. so he was hamstrung to some extent by his own political rhetoric. by the fact that there was certainly no groundswell of public support for intervention. the zimmerman telegram played, i think, a final to some extent decisive role but of course this was not alone. we shouldn't vie it in isolation. what prompted the zimmerman telegram sent by arthur zimmerman of the german foreign office to mexico city was essentially this offer that if mexico could help out the germans, if the united states entered the first world war by keeping them tied down. and mexico, of course, was in the middle of its own revolution, a decade-long conflict there. if the u.s. could get embroiled there then mexico would have the chance of regaining some of the territories lost in the 1840s, of course arizona, new mexico, nevada, possibly parts of california, though california was not mentioned in the zimmerman telegram. w

but he also evoked wilson's memo memory. in march of 1945, roosevelt returned and he immediately went to address the american congress to explain to them what had gone on at the cry meeian conference and to ask for support. the speech is remarkable for a number of reasons. it's the first time he made mention of his disability. 'polgized to the congress for sitting down while he made his speech. he said that after the 14,000 mile journey, he couldn't bare the weight of the leg braces on his legs. he had never talked about that before. but then as he related what had happened at the conference, he asked for the support of the congress. and he made reference to the ghosts of the past. he said at the end of his speech, 25 years ago, american fighting men looked to the statesmen of the world to finish the work of peace for which they had fought and suffered. we failed them then. we cannot fail them again and expect the world to again survive. he is evoking the ghost of woodrow wilson. the world survived after 1945. but i think th

i am tiffany wilson. we will look outside at our exploratorium camera and you can see there is a lot of moisture in the area. drew has a first look at weather. good evening, drew. >> good evening, tiffany. we are starting to see light showers move through the bay area. it is associated with a warm front that will bring mild air for the morning rush. a quick look at live doppler 7hd. much of the region is dry. as we press in light showers are hanging around tiburon and stinson beach. as we push in further to the north, light showers in the north bay around novato and vallejo and even some light showers around napa. much of the activity over the next couple hours is going to fall apart. what you can expect in the next 24 hours, the showers will diminish overnight. for tomorrow morning we will start off on the mild side with the warm front overhead. there could be areas of degrees swrel especially for the morning rush early on and we will track our third storm arriving late tomorrow night. we will talk more

did wilson stop brown because he was black?s actions to those of george zimmerman. many, including me, think that zimmerman stalked trayvon martin while walking home at night, simply because he was black. is there anything to suggest that wilson had similar motivation? wilson had no complaint against him during his time in the force. wilson was in the neighborhood responding to a distress call from an infant. and when he stopped brown, wilson had just received a police radio description of a man in a black shirt who had robbed signify relios from a nearby convenience store a, description that brown, to my eye, there was no racial profiling, period. and so the death of 18-year-old unarmed mike brown is a terrible tragedy. the process by which it was investigated wasn't perfect, but the results, warts and all, was just. there's no doubt that police can give perfectly innocent young black men a tough time for no good reason. but this isn't the case to make that point. eric garner might be. i want to see all of the evidence. we'll

the news continues with "nightly news" with brian wilson. i'll see you again at 11:00.s of have a good evening. pregnant women in the workforce all across the country making its way to the supreme court. >>> and a good yarn. a heartwarming story right when everybody could use one. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams.

live at the wilson building when you can pay your respects. adam, good morning >> reporter:oomorn aaron. here's the order of events we know about. in two hours, the casket will be brought in into the wilson building and it will be be there 24 hours. the mayor and council members get to pay their respects. the public will be able to in at 9:00 p.m. the next couple of days will be big, epic, and monumental. just the way barry liked it. three terms at council member. he have 78 years old. tomorrow barry's body will be taken to the temple of praise church in southeast. there was talk that would touch all eight wards. it seems they are being scaled back a bit. a private burial at the historic congressional ceremony on capitol hill. everything gettin under way with the public getting a chance to go inside the wilson building starting at 9:00 this morning. that's the latest here. back to you, aaron and eun. >>> adam, thank you. you're going to run into road closures because of thbay tribut pennsylvania avenue will be closed as needed from 12th to 14t

so he's evoking the ghost of woodrow wilson. the world survived after 1945.et but i think the peace has proven to be very elusive. and that's, again, one of the unfortunate legacies perhaps of the war. anna? >> i'll briefly connect to what lorraine said about the right te self-determination. which many people discovered to be reserved for some, but not for others. i'm just remembering now in 1919, just before the french took over, you know, syrian and lebanon, there was a convention of the syrian national congressn and there the participants laids out the points arguing why they should be given independence. one of the points was, after the treaty of berlin in 1878, the bulgarians and the serbs and the romanians were given independence, and they're not more civilized or more mature ie thanpe we are. and here i'll talk about the legacy of the war in the context of the balkans. and it's true that most of the balkans gained some form of independence after the treaty of berlin of 1878.f and some of the issues that resurfaced after w

she told the grand jury that brown charged at wilson quote "like a football player."er testimony largely supported wilon's versions of events and has been citied repeatedly on fox news. >> he then "looks like a football player" -- i am meeting "like a football player." michael brown was "charging like a football player." one witness described it as charging at officer wilson like a football player with your head down. >> earlier this week the smoking gun website identified witness 40 as sandra mcelroy. the website described her as a quote "bipolar missouri woman with a criminal past who has a history of making racist remarks and once insinuated herself into another high-profile st. louis criminal case with claims that police eventually dismissed as a complete fabrication. >> it now appears mcelroy may have lied about witnessing the shooting which occurred 30 miles from her home. she gave conflicting accounts to prosecutors about why she was near the canfield green apartments in ferguson at the shooting. she first said she wanted to "pop in" on a friend she hadn't seen

officer wilson is no longer an employee with the city of ferguson. >> reporter: darren wilson had wondered about going back to work. >> you think they'd accept me? you think it would be safe for me? >> reporter: in a letter of res igination, wilson says i have been told my continued employment may put the residents and police officers of the city of ferguson at risk which is a circumstance that i cannot allow. wilson's lawyer says he handed in his badge after learning of threats against the ferguson police. >> he simply said that's enough and it was time to resign. >> reporter: on the streets of ferguson, still seething from monday's grand jury decision not to charge wilson in the shooting death of michael brown, there was some relief. >> i believe he should have resigned. i do believe he should have been found guilty. >> reporter: wilson adds with my hope that my resignation will allow the community to heal. >> this initiative is a proactive step in making the department more reflective of the demographics of our community. >> reporter: the justice department is still pursuing a civil rig