to make this celebration happen for mason, loved ones, and community members raised nearly $24,000 on a gofundme page. >>> police in raleigh are investigating after a body was found in a car. 2:00 this afternoon. soar far, they don't have a lot of information about this, but we will continue to update the story as information comes in. >>> a fayetteville woman is behind bars, after police say she tried to drown and smother her 2-month-old nephew. the incident happened yesterday. here's nate rogers with the latest. >> reporter: a very unfortunate incident here. in fact, according to court tonights, the suspect told detectives that she wanted to 24-year-old regina durr faces attempted murderer charges, and felony child abuse charges. according to court documents, durr was left to babysit her 2- year-old nephew, while other family members were away. court documents say durr pushed the 2-year-old underwater with the intent to kill him. when the toddler started crying, court documents say, and covered his nose and mouth until he became unconscious. court documents say durr admitted to a de

is that mason? >> this is mason, my little puppy. he is ay. -- yorkie. bark in the park is the sixth year. i'm standing with leslie slender. she is running this whole event who the star is. tell us about daisy. >> daisy is a hound mix, and daisy is ready for a home today. i don't know, from the looks of this, daisy might be having one. >> she's gorgeous. >> maybe we can make a match between mason and daisy. what do you say, mason? i will put mason down because he is a handful. we've been hearing a lot about for your pets and people. there are plenty of cooling stations around. one important pet heat safety tip. most people know pets can't sweat like we are. they lose all of their heat through panting and through their pads. so it's really, really important to keep them in the shade, keep them well hydrated, and if they start to act weak, get them inside. leslie, tell us about what people and their little furry friends can expect today. >> we have a great day planned families with dogs. we're inviting everyone to come out. we've been doing this event for

i want to thank black student union, [inaudible] latin america teacher association, mason scholars, mason of california, [inaudible] mission economic development agency through the mission promise neighborhood, mission graduate, san francisco alliance of black school educators, the san francisco foster youth, san francisco state university project rebound and association of chinese teachers. please give them a round of applause. [applause] there are two really special folks in the house that i have been work wg over the last year, one is a very new partner and that is san francisco state project rebound we giving scholarships to epipooal that are formally incarcerated and decide to make a big leap going into college so we will support two of our college student at san francisco state and so jason, thank you so much for turning us on to project rebound and look forward continuing to support you. they are expanding to 7 campuses this year because their project is so remarkable they are making sure that our folks that come out of our systems come into our colleges and are well supported. i w

alvina mason- he tell me 50 times day i love you alvina mason- i feel like im dreamin talked to derion stevensons uncle tonight and i asked him if they planned to file a lawsuit he told me the family isn't thinking about that right now he said they're still in shock. he did tell me however that he personally would like to see the dog owner charged in his nephews killing. live cl ffnll fo5 legal analyst bob massi says if the dog owners ownhe home where the their home owners insurance would be forced to cover any financial from a lawsuit. as for criminal charges -- the district attorney will determine if any are appropriate. to the weather now... part of the valley was hit with rain and hail this afternoon. here's some video sent to us from our fox five viewer leslie. the rain was pouring hard at decatur and cactus. another video from linda shows hail falling in henderson. will there be more rain tonight and tomorrow? let's check in with fox five's chief meteorlogist ted we'll pick up at least slight chances of showers and thunderstorms through tuesday of next week. friday's high of 102

alvina mason- he tell me 50 times day i love you alvina mason- i feel like im dreamin fox five called animal control to ask about the dog's past, but they wouldn't comment on any previous report. they told us metro police is handling the investigation. the shocking image of a victim of war. a young boy who's home was blown up while him and his family were still inside. is sending shockwaves around the globe. the little boy-- named omran daqneesh.... appears to be just four or five years old. clearly in shock from what he has just endured. he sits on a chair inside an ambulance -- officials say this picture was taken shortly after the attack on his town. after three straight days of russian airstrikes. the united nations is now calling for a new cease fire in syria. to allow for "de mistura says: "no humanitarian aid is reaching anywhere syria at the moment." " the u-n says no aid convoys have reached syrian war zones since before august. two military planes go down in a span of 24 hours... the first, happened on thursday morning.... after a training exercise near nellis air force base

kaona lopez, mason scholar, international cities academy, san francisco state university. san francisco state university. lena chong from lowell high school, [inaudible] university. linda len from lowell high school heading to uc berkeley! there it is! mr. mayor, you need it know about linda is she was part of the sales force summer program, so sales force partnered with us and brings in a lot of kids over the summer. linda headed up part of that program. congratulations linda. [inaudible] from cac galileo high school going to university of california dave davis [inaudible] melody lee from cac from balboa high school heading off to ucla! this is [inaudible] on her behalf. nia [inaudible] college track, lowell high school, san francisco state university! [inaudible] from san francisco alliance of black school educators, george washington high school. eagles! bailor university! regina graceen, fillphillip and [inaudible] going cal state university los angeles! alright. richard [inaudible] couldn't be here tonight but he is from abraham lincoln high school-you are here. san d

george mason was well known that the virginia for drafting the virginia bill of rights. medicine is so k. but then frankland drives him crazy he is thinking everything should be like the revolution madison competitor a little bit he is captivated with a young girl group of charles pick me was a loophole younger drove him crazy in there is all lot of competitive desire for credit and jealousy whiffing charles pinkney and he writes a wonderful letter but it puts you back in a moment where charles pinkney has enormous handwriting where madison is crowing enjoying married life but then of course, you are not married yet who they were quite competitive in some ways spin hickey mentioned in your book somebody he was pursuing at the convention she was 16? >> cave wall lady was interested long before he went to the convention and she was very young and famously he talks about her with jefferson. lot of the biographers have focused on her so i think he was quite an alberta of another woman who's a moment -- mother ran the boarding house for madison stayed married a person that wa

it's incredibly stressful for the residents and their care givers. >> reporter: mary mason says there's a shortage of options in dc. >> i have one other facility i contacted that will not return our calls. >>> her mother has been on waiting lists if armorerrizations year since they found out about the sale. many residents and families resent the way the sale and the aftermath unfolded. mason says the home has been slow and unresponsive to the struggles of the remaining residents, and she's disappointed in sidwell friends and the district. >> what is going to happen, there has to be emergency legislation. >> ever they are not waiting for that. ra offer them a chance to buy the property or initially denying the home was for sale and deteriorating care. the home has an option of extending the stay in the facility for an extra 6 months they have given no indication they will do so. she doesn't know what she will do. >> we are middle class people with middle class incomes, and so this could happen to anybody. this could be anybody's mother or grandmother or even me. >> that was mola lenghi r

. >>> 16-year-old mason wagner drowned earlier this monitor. today hundreds filled pinecrest high school's auditorium to remember mason. he played multiple sports for his high school. his coaches spoke about the impact he would have on teammates. >> instead of using it an downer we are trying to use it as encouragement. mason would like us to continue on and try to win a state championship in his honor. >>reporter: the community started an go fund me pain to help with funeral cost. so far they raised more than $24,000. >>> tomorrow is the first day of school across miami where as david reports there are 36 people infected. >>reporter: they handed out bug repellent at the high school. they are encouraged to spray before class tomorrow. mrs. fisher is the principal of the elementary school. >> we don't want this the school site because people have asthma. >>reporter: they handed out long sleeved clothing. they would like to protect everything kid. >> i think it's fantastic. >>reporter: 3300 -- three, 300 students will be attending the infected ar

maria: bill miller leaving legg mason after 35 years. people want to know what this means and how it will change your business. >> technically i haven't been a legg mason employee for a couple of years. they merged into clear bridge as part of a broader strategy to get the equity businesses consolidated. when that happened, the on subsidiary that wasn't under their control was lmm. it's been a publicly stated goal of joe sullivan the ceo to clean up some of those loose ends. this represents that. maria: when you look at the market, i'm struck by what you just said. you said the market is cheap. we have seen a good rally in stock prices. you still see value? >> the market has -- there are parts of the market that are expensive and part that are cheap. you talk about the market as a whole, you are amalgamating the market as a hole. i think consumer staples are overpriced. but cyclical names are very, very cheap. so you have a bifurcated market. but more broadly if you think about the fed model that allen greenspan used to talk about and co

maria: bill miller leaving legg mason after 35 years. people want to know what this means and how it will change ur business. >> technically i haven't been a legg mason employee for a couple of years. they merged into clear bridge as part of a broader strategy to get the equity businesses consolidated. when that happened, the on subsidiary that wasn't under their control was lmm. it's been a publicly stated goal of joe sullivan the ceo to clean up some of those loose ends. this represents that. maria: when you look at the market, i'm struck by what you just said. you said the market is cheap. we have seen a good rally in stock prices. you still see value? >> the market has -- there are parts of the market that are expensive and part that are cheap. you talk about the market as a whole, you are amalgamating the market as a hole. i think consumer staples are overpriced. but cyclical names are very, very cheap. so you have a bifurcated market. but more broadly if you think about the fed model that allen greenspan used to talk about and comp

then you have george mason and randolph and mason are from virginia. why didn't they send the constitution? >> guest: people disagree about why they didn't sign. randolph drove madison crazy. he drove madison crazy. randolph was young, good-looking, gives the opening speech and madison's very close to him and then randolph suddenly goes off on his own thing we should have a president so randolph sometimes is with madison and sometimes isn't, kind of goes back and forth and it's extremely irritating to madison. at the end, randolph decides that he's not comfortable with the government. george mason said the government is too powerful and he wants a bill of rights and there's no bill of rights and so george mason refuses to sign. jerry was sign of sort of an iconoclast and hard to pin down what he actually believed about anything, but it's true at the convention that some of the things he complains about he worried about the power that was given to the sovereign states about slavery and he worried about national power. the three of them refused to sign.

anti-federalists like george mason from virginia, who had written the virginia declaration of rights that was the most important source of jefferson's declaration of independence, had initially supported the constitution, but became concerned because it didn't include a declaration of rights, the government might menace the natural rights it was created to protect. so mason and two others, gary of massachusetts, and edmund randolph, refused to sign the constitution because it didn't contain a bill of right. james madison initially denied the need for a bill of rights on two grounds. he said it could be unnecessary or dangerous. unnecessary because the constitution itself was a bill of rights by constraining congress and only granting it enumerated powers, it insures government couldn't threaten liberty, but he also worried it wasn't necessary because if you wrote down certain rights, people in the future might assume if the right wasn't written down, it wasn't protected. that's why he initially said no. based on the opposition of the anti-federalists, people in the states who read co

their meals are delivered by inmate workers, like robert mason. >> really helps that i used to work at denny's. it makes me thankful where i am at because at least we get to come out three times a day. it passes the time a lot quicker. these guys are locked down 23 hours a day, 22 hours a day. time goes by real slow up there. that's why we're kind of like their only contact. so, i mean, you can do little things for them and they act like they've known you a long time. how is your court case going? >> even though he's well past the hip-hop generation, mason likes giving his younger customers something extra with their meals. a serving of rap. >> i'll do a short one. i'll do a short one. ♪ my mind's not right but still got game ♪ ♪ bet my dope puts yours to shame ♪ ♪ judges today have it all wrong ♪ ♪ they're far to late to try the bomb ♪ ♪ these crews are cool but they're living in sin ♪ ♪ they're robbing the pharmacies for vicodin ♪ >> when their shift ends, mason and other inmate workers make their way back to their housing unit. >> k-70, sir. >> better known a

police say a verbal altercation over shopping carts quickly escalated last week and then mason grabbed bleach, then pour he had on another woman. it also poured over a one-year-old baby. prosecutors charged mason with among on the offenses assault and ending the welfare of a child n frankford police are looking for two young men who robbed a grocery store. it happened in july on the 1300 block of unity street. police say the two guys asked for water ice and when the employee started scooping it, they attacked him. they got the register open and took off with cash. police think one of them had a gun. if you know anything about this, give police a call. >>> delaware's attorney general has cleared a dover police chief of criminal wrongdoing. the chief faced allegations that he altered an internal memo about an officer shown on dam cash video kicking a man in the head. thomas webster the fourth says the officer caught on camera. and his attorney accused the chief of misconduct. but prosecutors say the chief did nothing wrong. webster faced charges of assault last year that kicked to the he

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley i'm maurice dubois in new york. thanks so much for joining us. >> judge judy: mr. granados did not show up to do your daughter's makeup for her prom night. >> announcer: a makeup artist tries to save face. >> judge judy: and you didn't show up because...? >> i had a family emergency. >> it was a lie. >> judge judy: you breached an agreement. >> announcer: then things got ugly. >> she did threaten me, saying that she was gonna post negative stuff. >> not negative, the truth. >> judge judy: did she post it? >> yeah, she did. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. rosilynn mullan and her cousin, chaniell thomas, are suing makeup artist 22-year-old jose granados for the return of a deposit for his services and pain and suffering.

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois in new york. thanks so much for joining us. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by developing at least two colorado women are suing their former doctor. >> they claim he treated them for multiple sclerosis for years when they did not have the disease. cbs 4 investigators rick sallinger is at federal court with the story all new at 6:00. rick. >>reporter: karen, so far two lawsuits have been filed here at federal court. but the attorney for of other people in the same situation. the lawsuits filed so far are on behalf of brenda culhane and mercedes aragon. they describe seeing the same doctor who sent them for mris and told them they had ms. the women were given medication for ms and treated over a period of several years.

to honor mason hundreds gathered in pine crest high school's auditorium. he played multiple sports tore his high school. each of his coaches spoke about the impact he'll continue to >> you know, instead of using this as a downer let's try to use this as encouragement because mason would have liked us to continue on and try to, you know, win a state championship in his honor. >> the community started a gofundme page to help with funeral costs and so far it's raised $24,000. >>> thousands of students head back to school in miami dade county where officials are dealing with a new cluster of the zika virus. five people in miami beach have mosquitoes. now, bringing that total number of infections to 36. brian webb has the very latest from new york. >> don't you want the repellant? >> reporter: health officials distributed mosquito repellant over the weekend to parents sending their kids to school today in the newest zika zone. >> make sure you apply the represident apt before coming to school. it should be able to last you the whole day. >> reporter: the superi

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley i'm maurice dubois in new york. thanks so much for joining us. america's game is celebrating philadelphia, a great american city. wheel... of... fortune! [ cheers and applause ] ? ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white. that's pat, right here. hi. thank you. thank you, jim. [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. i'm feeling so philadelphian. yeah. it's amazing. thank you. see you later. thanks. hey, guys. good to see you all.

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois in new york. thanks so much for joining us. have a good night. any problems...but if you get stuck.. you could get fined. our preston philips is in preston does hit >>> it's still coming down pretty hard. it's been coming down this roadway for quite a while. flooding wood street in phoenix and the he neighborhoods. the drainage channel doesn't really work once it gets clogged up. the water goes over the road instead of underneath and produces 4-6- inches of water and turns into a raging river if you will. coming down here and creating this water way through thunder bird and golf course and flooding through several neighborhoods where this water has to end up because there's nowhere for it to go.

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley i'm maurice dubois in new york. thanks so much for joining us. america's game is celebrating philadelphia, a great american city. wheel... of... fortune! [ cheers and applause ] ?? ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white. that's pat, right here. hi. thank you. thank you, jim. [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. i'm feeling so philadelphian. yeah. it's amazing. thank you. see you later. thanks. hey, guys. good to see you all.

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i want to thank black student union, [inaudible] latin america teacher association, mason scholars, mason of california, [inaudible] mission economic development agency through the mission promise neighborhood, mission graduate, san francisco alliance of black school educators, the san francisco foster youth, san francisco state university project rebound and association of chinese teachers. please give them a round of applause. [applause] there are two really special folks in the house that i have been work wg over the last year, one is a very new partner and that is san francisco state project rebound we giving scholarships to epipooal that are formally incarcerated and decide to make a big leap going into college so we will support two of our college student at san francisco state and so jason, thank you so much for turning us on to project rebound and look forward continuing to support you. they are expanding to 7 campuses this year because their project is so remarkable they are making sure that our folks that come out of our systems come into our colleges and are well supported. i w

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois in new york. thanks so much for joining us. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by sinkhole opened up i >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> more than five months since this massive sinkhole opened up in the east bay so what is taking so long to fix it and why is the whole being prepped for winter? good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin, the whole opened up in march, i will show you on the left when it first appeared, on the right that is what it looks like today. juliette goodrich got to the bottom of this gaping city problem. >> this sinkhole has been here since march, march, april may june july and august and the sinkhole is still here. original plan was to have it fixed before the raining season but the plan hit a roadblock. march 13 and an unexpected 15 foot wide by 20 foot long sinkhole developed. the collapse ruptured a gas line forcing businesses to evacuate and a shelter i

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley i'm maurice dubois in new york. thanks so much for joining us. have a good night. >>> at 7:00, waitress stiffed on her tip because of what she looked like. there is an outpouring of support from across the globe. >> giving felons the right to vote. this isn't the first time virginia's governor has given the order. >> an intense search for the suspect who ambushed and killed an up and coming rapper in prince georges county. good evening. police are still searching for a motive in 18 year old douglas brook's murder. he was gunned down yesterday outside his mother's apartment building. as many as five attackers from two differents rushed him as he left a birthday party. he went by stage name of dirty swipey. he was on the rise with millions of views on his youtube channel. >> my brother was the best he could be. he wanted

now he is buying legg mason as part of the $1.2 billion legg mason opportunity to rest. the miller income opportunity trust. that is your business flash. corporate news, alibaba is jumping after reporting quarterly revenue that beat estimates. the company's sales growth accelerated to 59% of investments in cloud computing and digital media and started to bear fruit. shares of 7.8%. up,aba's business held despite china's economic slowdown. alibaba'sspoke about home market lost our on "bloomberg ." >> there are $4.6 trillion of savings on the balance sheet of chinese households. this is because over the last two years, they have had real wage increases, not a lot of mortgage debt on the books, and this is all going to provide the foundation for a very, very strong gross of consumption. -- growth of consumption. nejra: i have drawn up alibaba shares looking at relative strength. what this shows is that the 17% jump in alibaba shares over six weeks has actually pushed the rsi to dover board level. you can see above that 70 line, saying that perhaps this is that some tipp

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: now cbs week end news for this saturday. later on cbs, nfl preseason football. the news continues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn at right now on cbs 2 news, vote 2016 team coverage begins in the corridor- . >>> vote 2016 team coverage begins in the corridor. why there nativ section spending time back in town if what he said about an opponent. >> then donald trump cruises to iowa. you probably won't find him on a harley but we will show you what a senator roast and ride can do for campaign. >> and a local event is changing things up. what adjustments market after good evening - - it all started here with the caucuses - - and now iowa is one of the toss up states. with 72 days - until the election - tonight both parties - are pulling out all the stops - in pursuit of the presidency presidencycbs 2 news reporter connor morgan kicks off offtonight's team coverage with the latest from the democratic side - celebrity came home to support the clinton campaign.connor? matt and jenee.'ashton kutcher is back in the hawkeye st

. >>> friends, family and teammates celebrated the life of a 16-year-old mason wagner drowned in a pond. sunday hundreds filled the auditorium to remember him. his teammates said he will always be with them in spirit. >> he will always be there for us. i know his mom wants to donate his shoes. >> the community started a go fund me page to help with funeral costs. >>> campbell university is now to monitor the eligibility of athletes. the ncaa said 34 athletes in 10 sports failed to meet economic requirements. along with probation the school will pay a $5,000 fine and vacate numerous wins. >>> after winning his third gold medal, duke's head coach k headed back. help >> in what ways have i grown as a coach. i think in knowledge of the game. you think after three decades and being in the acc you know a lot and you do just like all the coaches do but when you're around these players, they are the best. you see how they prepare. >> one interesting technique involves marvin gaye, a team fight song. we'll have more on that coming up in sports. >> coming up three people are dead after a horrific

a mason and andrew jackson was a mason. clay was not a practicing mason at the time so it was the lesser of two evils but the third party took votes away from him. he probably would have had a hard time winning anyway. jackson was popular, but then the banking issue came up, jackson vetoed it and clay thought it would be a popular issue that people would go to hip and say this is the right thing to do but he didn't realize that jackson's veto message was a great political message because it made andrew jackson speak for the people and against this corporate monopoly, this bank and clay couldn't win on that issue so clay lost on several levels. >> how close? >> clay got 49 electoral votes, i think jackson got 219. >> c-span has a web site with more details, we have other video you won't see during our live production and we have details about their losing presidential elections and the outcomes. it's cspan.org/thecontenders if you're wanting to learn more history along the way with us here. let's return to avery malone, the

but serve thousands of visitors to fort mason. we are transit first city and fort mason still depends on too much on the audible. please prioritize the extension of the trolley onto its close to shovel ready then they'll accept it the decision is completed that the mta and national park service have all signed off get there's always two federal resources and there's no other monies for >> thank you. >> thanks. next speaker, please. >>[calling names] >> good afternoon chairman nolan and directed my name is ivan and manage capital budget at 4 mason ctr.. the center's mission is to support the nonprofit arts community. we have over 1.3 million visitors come through our campus. we house over 21 tenants including one sitting tenants a blue bear school of music, city college, restaurants [inaudible]. along with a bunch of short-term events geared towards the arts community and were excited to bring [inaudible] art is. jewell school campus construction has commenced an open their 60,000 square-foot graduate campus in 2017. despite a volu

but serve thousands of visitors to fort mason. we are transit first city and fort mason still depends on too much on the audible. please prioritize the extension of the trolley onto its close to shovel ready then they'll accept it the decision is completed that the mta and national park service have all signed off get there's always two federal resources and there's no other monies for >> thank you. >> thanks. next speaker, please. >>[calling names] >> good afternoon chairman nolan and directed my name is ivan and manage capital budget at 4 mason ctr.. the center's mission is to support the nonprofit arts community. we have over 1.3 million visitors come through our campus. we house over 21 tenants including one sitting tenants a blue bear school of music, city college, restaurants [inaudible]. along with a bunch of short-term events geared towards the arts community and were excited to bring [inaudible] art is. jewell school campus construction has commenced an open their 60,000 square-foot graduate campus in 2017. despite a volu

. >> reporter: mason wagner drowned a week ago. >> we bonded together. >> reporter: friday night's brothers are remembering him and wearing his name and number on their care. it goes further than that. all of the community was in football field in his honor. the head coach says the support for the family will extend to the whole season. >> it is not just work, we are motivated by his life and how we lived there. four able without wagner on the field, he will always be part of the team. win tonight's game. >>> another dedication as high school football kicks off this one on akin strive. a principal died suddenly this month. they also played their first game in the new stadium. make sure to stick around jeff jones will have recaps from the big games in the area. is starts tonight. >>> the legal battle over a home over. today the state supreme court said they would not hear an appeal in the case. neighbors thought the building saying that it would bring down home values. >>> a school director is accused of sexual abusing 213- year-olds. small school out of his home and neighbors say they are a

i want to highlight where this happened south george mason drive in alexandria. but, just across the street here dim whitey street i'm standing in arlen ton and wakefield high school. there's no evidence this man targeted other homes in the area and police want to get him off the street if you recognize him they want to hear from you. lawrp lauren, lawrp lauren, "fox5 local news". >> the death toll from the earthquake in central italy is ryeing tonight. nearly 160 people are confirmed dead and magnitude 6.2 quake its early wednesday morning when families were asleep. sarah simmons joins us with the latest. >> shawn i want to show you what the town of amatrice looked like it's a town small town of 1,000 people picturesque popular with tourists and if i move out of the way you can see it now. same view down same straight but unrecognizable here. except the clock tower you can see in both pictures that man is to remain. now let's take aerial aimth the mayor was quoted as saying the town no longer exist and it looks like a pile of ashes. amatrice and another were to

a mason and andrew jackson was a mason. clay was not a practicing mason at the time, so it was the lesser of two evils but the third party took votes away from him. he probably would have had a hard time winning anyway. jackson was popular, but then the bank issue came up, jackson vetoed it and clay thought it would be a popular issue that people would go to him and say this is the right thing to do but he didn't realize that jackson's veto message was a great political message because it made andrew jackson speak for the people and against this corporate monopoly, this bank, and clay couldn't win on that issue so clay lost on several levels. >> how close was the election? >> clay got 49 electoral votes, i think jackson got 219. >> c-span has a web site with more details, we have other video you won't see during our live production and we have details about their losing presidential elections and the outcomes. it's cspan.org/thecontenders if you're wanting to learn more history along the way with us here. let's return to av