elizabeth cady stanton. and one history yab has looked at the women who became abolitionists and/or women's rights activists in this generation and has discovered that many of them were first-borns. they were either the oldest child in the family or the oldest daughter in the family. many of them were highly educated. and that's certainly true for elizabeth cady. she's the daughter of a judge. she was born in the 18 teens. she grows up in a household of considerable comfort. her family is quite affluent. and hir father had a large private library in the house. and young elizabeth loved to read those books. and she said to her father once, you know, when i grow up i'm going to be a lawyer. and her father said to her -- this is the early 19th century. he said to her, what? just take a guess. he said no. he said you can't be a lawyer because you're a? you're a girl. you know, women cannot be lawyers. and mr. cady, without perhaps intending to be cruel, said to his daughter elizabeth several times, because eliza

anythingly canything -- elizabeth confronted a donor helping rielle hunter. 10 months after elizabeth discovered the affair. palmieri said that elizabeth was upset when she found out a donor and his wife were in contact with hunter. and had taken hunter to los angeles on a shopping trip. she said it was an emotional scene. elizabeth worried that spending time and money on hunter makes john look even more guilty. lisa was saying you got to hold your friends close and your enemies even closer. that she was a loose cannon who might go to the press. palmieri testified john edwards was there but said very lit. >> it's important and shows as early as october 2007, edwards knew that baron was taking steps to keep his affair quiet. prosecutors charge that money, baron used to hide at fair amounted to is legal campaign contributions. she choked up when she talked about elizabeth's final days and said after the edwards separated elizabeth expressed concern that when she died, there would not be a man around who loved her. and i said, i will be there. he will be there. and she says, john was the

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as jennifer palmieri, press secretary to john edwards, and close friend of elizabeth, recounted how elizabeth angrily confronted a donor she learned was helping rielle hunter. it happened in this iowa hotel, in october 2007, ten months after elizabeth first discovered the affair between hunter and her husband. she said elizabeth was very upset when she learned donor fred baron and his wife were in contact with rielle hunter. she had even taken hunter to los angeles on a shopping trip. palmieri said it was a very emotional scene. elizabeth worried that spending time and money on hunter makes john look even more guilty. lisa was saying, you got to hold your friends close and your enemies even closer. that rielle was a loose cannon who might go to the press. >> palmieri testified john edwards was there but said very little. >> it's important, it shows that as early as october 2007, john edwards knew that fred baron was taking steps to keep his affair quiet. >> prosecutors charge that money baron used to hide the affair amounted to illegal campaign contributions which edwards denies. >> palmieri

>> and elizabeth edwards, the emotional testimony from a woman who knew her well that caused her daughter to leave the courtroom today. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. he was a big name in the world of sports. junior seau was one of the best known players in the nfl in his two decades in the game. he was a top flight linebacker, a 12-time pro bowler with devoted fans in miami, new england, and san diego. today, he was found dead, an apparent suicide with a gun shot wound to the chest. he was just 43, and by some accounts, was a troubled man after leaving the game, and while there's a lot we don't know yet, his name joins a growing sad list of players who have found their post game years filled with too much pain to go on. we begin tonight with nbc's gabe gutierrez in los angeles. >> i'm shocked. >> junior seau's mom said she learned of her son's death while she was at church. >> i prayed to god, please, take me. take me. leave my child, but it was too late. >> he was a legend in san diego, a star linebacker know for his hard hits, but this morning, news of his death hit espec

a big part of the campaign was elizabeth. i don't think that if this is true, you can survive it, she told him. but in public, he continued to deny the affair. >> i have been in love with the same woman for 30 plus year, as anyone who has been around knows. she is an extraordinary human being. >> reporter: inthe enquirer printed a bombshell, that rielle was pregnant with a baby, prortedly edwards baby. >> it's lies. >> reporter: he asked a close aide to claim paternity. >> he wanted me to issue a statement claiming paternity. so he starts telling me, you know, look, i can win iowa. >> reporter: but soon, his presidential campaign was over. his attention around his growing sex scandal was not after the enfirer caught him visiting rielle and the baby. elizabeth thought the public would leaf him alone if he confessed to the affair. >> reporter: why did you not don't tell the truth? >> i did not want to public to know the truth. >> reporter: then he sat down with a "nightline" interview. does elizabeth think the baby is yours. >>

as jennifer palmieri, press secretary to john edwards, and close friend of elizabeth, recounted how elizabeth angrily confronted a donor she learned was helping rielle hunter. it happened in this iowa hotel, in october 2007, ten months after elizabeth first discovered the affair between hunter and her husband. palmieri said elizabeth was very upset when she learned that donor fred baron and his wife were in contact with rielle hunter. she had even taken hunter to los angeles on a shopping trip. palmieri said it was a very emotional scene. elizabeth worried that spending time and money on hunter makes john look even more guilty. lisa was saying, you got to hold your friends close and your enemies even closer. that rielle was a loose cannon who might go to the press. >> palmieri testified john edwards was there but said very little. >> it's important, it shows that as early as october 2007, john edwards knew that fred baron was taking steps to keep his affair quiet. >> prosecutors charge that money baron used to hide the affair amounted to illegal campaign contributions which edwards denies. >>

but elizabeth warren is native american. she is as cherokee as the guy who is the principal chief of the cherokee nation, which in scott brown's calculation, would, i guess, make this complaint about his campaign ethics totally valid. this is the weirdest political attack of 2012 so far. i'm sure it's going to get weirder, but this is really, really weird. joining us now is frank phillips, the state house chief for the "boston globe." great to see you. >> great to see you, rachel. >> are you surprised that senator brown has gone this far in attacking elizabeth warren on this? do you see any political risk for him in doing this? >> yeah, i do. i think we're all surprised that he came out and did it himself. it's always been generated from within his circles and the republican circles. they were really driving this story, hoping that they were going to get to the very important part of the electorate that the two are battling over, and those are the so-called reagan democrats, who particularly don't like affirmative action and

but elizabeth warren is native american. she is as cherokee as the guy who is the principal chief of the cherokee nation, which in scott brown's calculation, would, i guess, make this complaint about his campaign ethics totally valid. this is the weirdest political attack of 2012 so far. i'm sure it's going to get really weird. joining us now is frank phillips, the state house chief for the "boston globe." great to see you. >> great to see you, rachel. >> are you surprised that senator brown has gone this far in attacking elizabeth warren on this? do you see any political risk for him in doing this? >> yeah, i do. i think we're all surprised that he came out and did it himself. it's always been generated from within his circles and the republican circles. they were really driving this story, hoping that they were going to get to the very important part of the electorate that the two are battling over, and those are the so-called reagan democrats, who particularly don't like affirmative action and diversity in the workplace,

elizabeth and i will be talking. bill, you and i will fight later for who gets credit for elizabeth. >> bill: thank you so much for joining us. dade, this fits into the pattern that the republican super pacs, karl rove and company are going to spend $1 billion against obama in this election cycle. let's talk about that when we come back and of course, take your calls about trump about fox, about wisconsin, about money and politics. 1-866-55-press. >> announcer: radio meets television, the "bill press show." now on current tv. on the next gavin newsom show: google's sergey brin and anne wojcicki give gavin a hands on look at google's glasses. >>that's facinating. >> announcer: on your radio, on tv, the "bill press show." new on current tv. >> bill: how about it. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. visiting with david shuster. congressman keith ellison from minnesota joining us in the top of the next hour here. talk about syria and a whole lot more with keith ellison and voter suppression efforts around the country

about elizabeth's knowledge of her husband's affair. john edwards turned to his daughter. i don't know what's coming. do you want to leave, edwards was heard asking kate. kate broke down in tears and hurried out of the courtroom as her father called her name. >> it was a very emotional moment, very touching, very real, very human, when kacate edwards left the courtroom crying. >> reporter: christina reynolds testified in the summer of 2007, elizabeth told me mr. edwards had an affair and she believed it might still be going on. reynolds also recounted a dramatic confrontation between the edwards near a raleigh airport hangar the day after the nation nation"national enquirer"'s fir story about the affair. mrs. edwards was very upset and fairly vocal. she stormed off and collapsed into a ball on the ground. reynolds testified a few minutes later, she confronted her husband again, yelling to him, you don't see me anymore and angrily tearing off her blouse and bra. >> there's no question the jury has to be moved hearing about the pain to el

. >> and elizabeth edwards, the emotional testimony from a woman who knew her well that caused her daughter to leave the courtroom today. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. he was a big name in the world of sports. junior seau was one of the best known players in the nfl in his two decades in the game. he was a top flight linebacker, a 12-time pro bowler with devoted fans in miami, new england, and san diego. today, he was found dead, an apparent suicide with a gun shot wound to the chest. he was just 43, and by some accounts, was a troubled man after leaving the game, and while there's a lot we don't know yet, his name joins a growing sad list of players who have found their post game years filled with too much pain to go on. we begin tonight with nbc's gabe gutierrez in los angeles. >> i'm shocked. >> junior seau's mom said she learned of her son's death while she was at church. >> i prayed to god, please, take me. take me. leave my child, but it was too late. >> he was a legend in san diego, a star linebacker know for his hard hits, but this morning, news of his death hit espec

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as jennifer palmieri, press secretary to john edwards, and close friend of elizabeth, ecounted out elizabeth angrily confronted a donor she learned was helping reielle hunter. it happened in this iowa hotel, ten months after elizabeth first discovered the affair. she said she was very up celt when she learned that fred baron and his wife were in contact with rielle hunter. she had even taken hunter to los angeles on a shopping trip. paul marry said it was a very emotional scene. elizabeth worried that spending time and money on hunter makes job look even more guilty. lisa was saighing, you got to hold your friends closer and your enemies even closer. that rielle was a loose gcannon who might go to the press. >> it's important, it shows that as early as october 2007, john edwards knew that fred baron was taking steps to keep his affair quiet. >> prosecutors charge that money baron used to hide the affair amounted to illegal campaign contributions which edwards denies. she choked up when she talked about elizabeth's final days. she said afterthe edwards' separated, she expressed concern when s

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today, one of elizabeth edwards' closest friends took the stand offering wrenching testimony about how this drama affected e-busine elizabeth edwards before he beth. >> reporter: the most emotional point of the day was when jennifer palmieri, a friend of edwards, described mrs. edwards last days before she died of cancer. fighting through tears, she testified that mrs. edwards wor weed when she died, there would no be a man around who loved her. she testified of private meetings about hunter. she said she was in a meeting with edwards and his wife and with a benefactor and his life, whoed a vited flying rielle hunter to los angeles to go shopping.

elizabeth warren has been very clear. this is what she was taught from the time she was a small girl that she has native american relatives and it's been demonstrated by some of the research that's been done that, in fact, there are records that support that claim. it's our waste of our time as taxpayers and voters in massachusetts to be focused on generations past in elizabeth warren's family. the issues that matter in massachusetts are primarily economic. those are the issues this discussion needs to come around to. i think it's very hard when you have the brown campaign trying to make a big deal politically out of a recipe book. to hold a press conference and give any sort of credibility to that takes away from issues that matter. >> wait a minute. did she ever put down on an application that she was native american? it's fair question. if she did, so what. it was years ago or whatever. what they are trying to do is paint her out who is someone that is not credible, not telling the truth, hiding something, maybe took a

point was the 2008 money where fred was talking to elizabeth edwards with john edwards in the room. and acknowledged that he was putting up the money to move rielle around, to as he put it, keep your friends close and your enemies closer. he didn't want it made public that she was out there with his child and was his mistress while they were still trying to mount a presidential campaign. >> what did they need to prove here regarding the money and the use of it? i think by all accounts, as i pointed out to rihanna and we heard from the defense, there is no question there was an affair. there is a child and there was an attempt to cover this up so that elizabeth edwards would not have her heart broken by this being all dragged out here. at issue, whether this campaign money was used in a legal manner. >> that's it. the question was either, edwards illegally took the money to conceal his illicit affair, to maintain his presidential aspirations. that would be the prosecution

i got a real sense of how much in synch phillip and elizabeth are. with an expert choreography, like fred astaire and ginger rogers, i also saw aspects of him that contradict his caricature of brashness and insensitivity. he always watches the queen intently to see whether she needs any assistance. i once saw him bring a little child over to greet her. he often spots people in the crowd who can't see very well and he'll walk them out to give them a better vantage point. when the queen needs a boost, he is also there with a humorous aside, such as, don't be so sad, sausage. on the last night in trinidad, also witnessed a close range what i had heard about from several people, that the queen doesn't perspire, even in the hottest temperatures. the british high commissioner was hosting a garden party in his hilltop home on such a steaming evening that everyone, including me, was dripping from the heat. but after an hour of live live conversations with some 65 guests the queen walked past me very close by, and there was absolutely no moisture on her face.

elizabeth warren has been very clear. this is what she was taught from the time she was a small girl, that she has native american relatives. and it's been demonstrated by some of the research that has been done that, in fact, there are records that support that claim. but it is a waste of our time as taxpayers, as voters in massachusetts, to be focused on the generation's past in elizabeth warren's family. the issues that matter to us here in massachusetts are primarily economic. and those are the issues this discussion needs to come around to. and i think that it's very hard when you have the brown campaign trying to make a big deal politically out of a recipe book to hold a press conference and to really give any sort of credibility to that argument really takes us away from the issues that matter. >> did she ever put down on an application that she was native american? i mean, it's a fair question. and if she did, so what, it was years ago or whatever, but what they're trying to do is they're trying to paint her out t

i got a real sense of how much in saint philip and elizabeth are. with an expert choreography, sort of like fred astaire and ginger rogers. i also saw aspects of him that contradict his caricature of brashness and insensitivity. he always watches the queen intently to see whether she needs any assistance. i once saw him bring a little child over to greater. he often spots people in the crowd who can't see very well and he will walk them out to give him a better vantage point. when the queen needs a boost, he is also there with a humorous side such as don't be so sad. on the last night in trinidad i also went to close range from what i heard about several people, that the queen doesn't perspire, even in the hottest temperature. the british high commissioner who is hosting a garden party in his hilltop home on such a steamy evening that everyone, including me, was dripping from the heat, but after an hour of lively conversations with some 65 guests, the queen walked past me very close by, and it was absolutely no moisture on her face. one of her cousi

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elizabeth warren has been very clear. this is what she was taught from the time she was a small girl that she has native american relatives and it's been demonstrated by some of the research that's been done that, in fact, there are records that support that claim. it's our waste of our time as taxpayers and voters in massachusetts to be focused on generations past in elizabeth warren's family. the issues that matter in massachusetts are primarily economic. those are the issues this discussion needs to come around to. i think it's very lard when you have the brown campaign trying to make a big deal politically out of a recipe book. to hold a press conference and give any sort of credibility to that takes away from issues that matter. >> wait a minute. did she ever put down on an application that she was native american? it's fair question. if she did, so what. it was years ago or whatever. what they are trying to do is paint her out who is someone that is not credible, not telling the truth, hiding something, maybe took a

>> hold it one second, elizabeth. hold it. when is the bus coming? hold on. oh, elizabeth, look. is that harold ford jr.? where? right under the bus. right under the bus. and now he is in her ads. boom. >> you know what? i love this little laugh you're all having. i hope you have the same one when she wins as senator. >> no, we like her. she should be there. >> yes, she should. and i'm so sorry for scott brown, who i think is adorable. but it's just not going to happen. all right. [ laughter ] >> are you done? >> when is the bus coming? sir? >> all right. [ laughter ] >> jewela childs. >> she grew up in massachusetts too. by harvard. [ laughter ] >> go ahead. [ laughter ] >> oh, mika. >> do you really think that i don't know what the view from under the bus looks like? you idiot. ok. but it's not just the president. and you know the republicans stomped her out. and i'm hoping she gets them back by winning for the senate seat. >> you're holding a losing hand, ok? >> actually, i'm not. who doesn't think that elizabeth warren is a fantastic candidate? >> we all love her. >> fantasti

elizabeth, good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> it's good to be here. >> elizabeth, four years after the financial crisis, are we or are we not better equipped to shield the economy from risky bets made by institutions like jpmorgan? >> well, we are better equipped. there are some changes that have been made like consumer financial protection bureau. that means we're feeding a little less risk into the system. but the real question is are we adequately equipped? i think what the jpmorgan chase problem shows, there has been no change in attitude out there. the banks still want to load up on risk in order to juice their profits. they are still not adequate oversight of that. so long as that exists we're at risk purchase why should i care jpmorgan chase, a private company with lots of money is taking risky bets. my mind goes back to 2008 and aig. i think, i don't care if you do it for you and your shareholders but at some point it starts to risk the entire economy. am i overstating the case here? >> no,

elizabeth, good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> it's good to be here. >> elizabeth, four years after the financial crisis, are we or are we not better equipped to shield the economy from risky bets that are made by institutions like j.pmorgajpmor? >> well, we are better equipped. there are some changes that have been made, like the consumer financial protection bureau, which that means we're feeding a little less risk into the system. but the real question is, are we adequately equipped? and i think what the jpmorgan chase problem shows is that, you know, there has been no change in attitude out there. the banks still want to load up on risk in order to juice their profits. and they're's still not adequat oversight of that. and as long as that situation exists, we're at risk. >> here's the question. why should i care that jpmorgan chase, a private company, with lots of money, is taking risky bets? because my mind goes back to 2008 and aig, and i think, i don't care if you do it for you and your sharehol

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elizabeth confronting barron, a meeting that included her husband. >> palmieri's testimony helps the prosecution because it shows elizabeth edwards knew about the affair in october of 2007, so he couldn't have been covering up to protect his marriage. it was to protect his campaign. >> reporter: as testimony continues, and prosecutors near the end of their case, one key voice that is yet to be heard is the woman at center of it all, rielle hunter. >> make no mistake, she will take the stand. prosecution wants to end strong, if they think she would not be a good ending she will get called by the defense. >> reporter: which means one of the most anticipated witnesses in this controversial trial could testify by the end of the week. jay gray, nbc news, greensboro, north carolina. >>> now here is a look at other stories making news "early today" in america. >>> in wisconsin police had to use spike strips to end a high speed chase involving five people who stole a van from a child daycare center. after the pursuit went across three counties the group finally surrendered. investigators say

i have told elizabeth all along i won't stop fighting. i'm remaining very, very positive for her. >> so elizabeth, while you're there, what are you doing? you are still a student. you still have classes ongoing. are you studying? are you continuing to work with your classmates in some way? >> in some way that's right. i currently live -- i was living with my grandparents. i have both my mom's side of the family here and my dad's mom and dad here so i've been going from house to house spending time with them. luckily in the rush of the day i thought i was supposed to leave, i bought my laptop with me and that's helped me getting to the school website and doing all of my homework and i also brought a journal and another book that i had to do because i knew what i had to take because i talked to my teachers before i left so i've been doing everything online so my dad came to visit me for the first appointment that we have, first interview, i asked him to take the homework i finished so they could see at school that i've been working on my ho

elizabeth, josh? >> and as we honor those servicemen and women lost on memorial day, there now is growing concern the u.s. may in fact be headed for another military showdown. to that end we are joined now by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general martin dempsey from washington this morning. and good morning to you, general. i do want to get to your thoughts about memorial day in just moments but let's turn to recent events including leon panetta who told jake tapper on sunday we have plans to implement any contingency we have to in order to defend ourselves. this occurs after a breakdown in iran's nuclear program. at what point, general, will a military solution be the only one available? >> well, you know, josh, that's not my call to make. my job is to provide options on behalf of the joint steves and the combatant commander to the commander in chief who will then determine when the current track which as you know emphasizes political diplomatic and economic sanctions, when that path is

elizabeth palmer is outside of buckingham palace. good morning. >> reporter: last night the weather was absolutely perfect for those people who were lucky enough to get an invitation to the diamond jubilee show. ♪ >> reporter: the queen made her entrance in a coach for what was basically a variety show, but on a majestic scale. ♪ >> reporter: hosted by the oscar-winning actor helen mirren. >> six months after the corronatioin in 1953 a marathon of state visits started with bermuda and went on to include 11 other countries. ♪ welcome welcome >> reporter: back then the 27-year-old queen elizabeth embarked on her first official world tour. ♪ welcome to bermuda >> reporter: now after 60 years on the throne, the world has come to her. ♪ >> reporter: britain's own best talent was joined on the grounds of windsor castle with accounts from across the commonwealth, the united states, and around the globe. in all, 80 human performers and 500 of the queen's special passion, horses. in a festival that sets the stage for a glittering su

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