hunt also argued the case before bradley when bradley heard this case on circuit. and so we have his brief at the state level. so if we can assume he is using the same arguments before bradley, then we know bradley knew about the jefferson city 1862 law. now randall hunt treats campbell's claims that there was an absolute right to property and the occupation. an absolute right to property and occupation. hunt treats this claim by campbell as just off-the-wall, and it was off-the-wall under the old framework of the well-regulated society. and hunt's brief gives all of the arguments that were operating in the well-regulated society. he cites the new orleans grand jury on the awful conditions. he identifies the jefferson city law, and he analogize us -- and analogizes the use of exclusive privilege to a public utility and this was a vitally important move, because he says there is a need for capital investment. you need to keep up with mechanization that is involved in slaughtering. there is new technology you want to take advantage of, and it was known at this point

hunt also argued the case before bradley when bradley heard the case on circuit. so we have his brief at the state level, so if we can assume he is using the same arguments, we know bradley knew about the jefferson city 1862 law. now randall hunt treats , campbell's claims that there was an absolute right to property in occupation. hunt treats this claim by campbell as just off-the-wall, and it was off-the-wall under the old framework of the well-regulated society. and hunt's brief cites the new orleans grand jury on the awful conditions. he identifies the jefferson city he acknowledges the use of exclusive privilege to a public utility and this was a vitally important move, because he says there is a need for capital investment. you need to keep up with mechanization involved in slaughtering. there is new technology you want to take advantage of, and it was known at this point that hygienic processing depended on access to running water, and that depended on huge water pumps which required an enormous capital investment. and in this regard, i want to mention the

argued the case before bradley when bradley heard the case on circuit. so we have his brief at the state level, so if we can assume ,e is using the same arguments we know bradley knew about the jefferson city 1862 law. randall hunt treats campbell's claims that there was an absolute right to property and occupation. hunt treats this claim by campbell as just off-the-wall, and it was off-the-wall under the old framework of the well-regulated society. gifts -- hunt's brief cites the new orleans grand jury on the awful conditions. he identifies the jefferson city law, and he and knowledge is the use of exclusive privilege to a public utility and this was a vitally important move, because he says there is a need for capital investment. you need to keep up with mechanization involved in slaughtering. you wantnew technology to take advantage of, and it was known at this point that hygienic processing depended on access to running water, and that depended on huge water pumps which required an enormous capital investment. in this regard, i want to mention the wo

she explains how bradley's broad interpretation of protections conferred by the fourteenth amendment influenced later landmark cases. this supreme court historical society event is part of a lecture series on dissent in the supreme court. >> good evening. thank you for being here. i'm chilton varner and serve as president of the supreme court historical society.

she explains how bradley's broad interpretation of protections conferred by the fourteenth amendment influenced later landmark cases. court historical society event is part of a lecture series on dissent in the supreme court. >> good evening. thank you for being here.

iit is absurd to say otherwise. >> shannon: bradley? >> they spied on carter page, people on the peripheries of the campaign. they weren't spying on donald trump or michael flynn, they weren't spying on donald trump jr. or any other senior members. >> shannon: andy? >> shannon, i did wiretapped cases for 20 years, and i felt like if the defense lawyers didn't accuse me of spying, i probably wasn't doing my job. you know, it makes no difference what you call it, monitoring, spying, electronic surveillance. the question is, is it properly predicated under the law? if it is, that's what we ought to be focused on. what you call it is besides the point. >> shannon: just a "yes" or "no" from each of you, do you think there will be major changes to the fisa court system? mollie, bradley, an anti. >> i hope there are, even though they are admitting there are problems with an unregulated spy court, that is good news. >> shannon: bradley? your concerns? >> i certainly have been willing to give reform. at lindsey graham wasn't there for reforms in

manning deed he was merely the receiver of information from bradley manning so we can at least reveal the gulf with bloom was a victory overthrown by the usa for speaking out about buying gap saying it might be close if you threw the cia out do you think given that was by the governor general of australia. might have to explain what the governor general is this quote morris is a bit frightened of intervening on his because david hurley you know governor general zack scott morrison well look i don't think that's not a look on trying to be a straight shooter and i'm telling you the way i see these signs so i'm going to be a straight shooter on this other hence absolute rubbish and you know that the cia i changed is trying government is trying papal change is trying government because everybody misses the 2nd part of that story yes. governor general her at that stage . basically sacked or put aside. gough whitlam the promise to go off with them because the palm it was becoming an operable and things were and i bill to get through it now the then they had an election and the astronomy and

manning indeed he was merely the receiver of information from bradley manning so we can reveal that go off with blum was effectively overthrown by the usa for speaking out about buying gap saying it might be close to if you threw the cia out do you think given that was why the governor general of australia might have to explain what the governor general is this court morrison's been frightened of intervening on as because david hurley you know go. general zack scott morrison well look i don't think that's not look on trying to be a straight shooter and i'm telling you the way i see these signs so i'm going to be a straight shooter on this i think it's absolute rubbish and you know that the cia i changed is trying government is trying papal change is trying government because everybody misses the 2nd part of that story yes. governor general. at that stage. basically sacked or put aside. gough whitlam the promise to go off with them because the palm it was becoming an operable and things were an eyeball to get through it now these then they had an election and the astronomy and people

manning did he was merely the receiver of information from bradley manning so we can reveal that golf with gloom was a victory overthrown by the usa for speaking out about prying gap saying it might be closed threatening to further the cia do you think given that was by the governor general of australia. might have to explain what the governor general is this court morrisons a bit frightened of intervening on his because david hurley you know governor general zack scott morrison well look i don't think that's not look on trying to be a straight shooter and i'm telling you the way i see these signs so i'm going to be a straight shooter on this i think it's absolute rubbish you know that the cia i changed is trying government is trying papal change is trying government because everybody misses the 2nd part of that story yes. governor general her at that stage . basically sacked or put aside. gough whitlam the promise to go off with them because the palm it was becoming an operable and things right and i will to get through it now the if then they had an election and the astronomy and pe

she explains how bradley's broad interpretation of protections conferred by the fourteenth amendment influenced later landmark cases. this supreme court historical society event is part of a lecture series on dissent in the supreme court. >> good evening. thank you for being here. i'm chilton varner and serve as president of the supreme court

bradley's comments. we had a response from our family. i was away at college but we had a family furniture store. it survived three floods, a fire, we were hunkered down. we delivered a dinette on saturday, the day after evacuation. like a lot of folks, there was confusion, anxiety, chaos. the company was providing disinformation and misinformation as you could well tell by the lieutenant governor's comments on thursday, the day after the accident. the evacuation was for preschool children and pregnant women. that target population was five thousand. approximately 144,000 people evacuated. at the time, we weren't prepared for an evacuation. i'm not sure we could execute one now, i think we have better plans. the relocation centres are right outside of the 10 mile zone. one outside of hersheypark and the other at william penn high school. we called a shadow evacuation, when you declare an evacuation, people leave. they left. a lot of people left not knowing if they were coming back. it was a psychic terror. a lot of people -- because this

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and bradley makes the argument that enslaved people are people, are human beings, of course. he positions the argument around human rights. and he also cites queen v hepburn, but he points to the dissent that said courts should lean in favor of freedom, in favor of liberty. bradley also at trial made the argument, and i quote, "although they are personal property, yet they are also recognized as persons and are so called in the constitution of the united states, and are capable of receiving a bequest of freedom." so ash's argument through bradley is tied to the constitutional question here, are enslaved people persons under the meaning of the constitution? we have talked about in this class, and what does that mean? now, it may surprise you that roger taney upheld ash's freedom in this case. in 1843. james ash achieved a stunning victory, didn't he? his case is one of only a handful of freedom suits at the supreme court to be affirmed for freedom. and taney renders this opinion that is meant to, in his view, keep the property rights of slaveholders protected. nevertheless, as

bradley. manuel bojorquez on a teacher who just won't quit. >> reporter: 85-year-old sharon bradley is pretty much unstoppable. >> good job. >> reporter: she broke her hand in a fall on sunday and went to work the very next day. >> i wouldn't miss class for a broken bone! my goodness! >> reporter: bradley teaches health science at naaman forest high school outside dallas, and has not missed one single day in 26 years, not when her house was damaged by a tornado or when her dear husband, jack, passed away. >> i'd done all i could for him, and so i really felt like i had a responsibility here to these kids. >> reporter: that sense of duty goes back to her days as a nurse. she was at parkland hospital the day president kennedy was shot and brought into the emergency room. but her legacy is in the classroom. so on her 85th birthday, the school surprised her with a party to celebrate her perfect attendance-- and attitude. >> she's positive always, you know. and she gets it done. >> i think the more

bradley's comments. we had a bifurcated response from our family. i was away at college but we had a family furniture store and we had endured and survived three floods, actually a fire. we were hunkered down. we delivered on saturday the day after evacuation. my brother, who hadn't been born, he was in his first trimester, my father evacuated. like a lot of folks there was confusion, anxiety, chaos. the company was providing disinformation and misinformation as you could well tell by the lieutenant governor's comments on thursday, the day after the accident. by friday that teed things up for a precautionary evacuation which was for preschool children and pregnant women living within five miles of the plant. that target population was 5,000. approximately 144,000 people evacuated from about zero to 50 miles. at the time we weren't prepared for an evacuation. i'm not sure we could execute one now. i think we have better plans. the relocation centers were outside of the ten mile zones. one in hershey and the other in william penn high school. when you

helping us dig a little deeper into this issue tonight, national security attorney bradley moss. former deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree. gentleman, great to have you. >> thanks for being here. because good evening mike. >> mike: tom, it strikes me that the democrats all of the power in the house, not as much in the senate. she overreaching? by that, i mean speaker pelosi. >> i do think she is overreaching, mike. for one thing, you're absolutely right, the initial phase of impeachment, it's the house's prerogative to decide whether or not to impeach the president. the constitution says the sole power to try impeachment, however, is vested in the senate, and so for that reason, nancy pelosi, under our constitution, has no role in what happens next. to be sure, she is trying to milk every bit of leverage she can buy withholding these articles of impeachment and delaying the process, but at the end of the day, the framers expressly gave the united states senate the power to conduct a trial, and they didn't give any power to the speaker of the house. >> mike: bradley, i w

and i said robin bradley. >> robin bradley, 23 years old, a communication student at saddleback college that volunteered to work as an usher for the campus concert that night. >> it has always been hard over the years to say her name. robin is this beautiful girl who her life was cut short and she was a friend of mine who i thought was wonderful. >> police started investigating. >> there was really minimal evidence and it was very random. >> helen mireno was an investigator. >> there was no rape, no loss, nothing taken. so there just really was no evidence that lead us in any one direction. >> they kept talking about it being a crime of passion because it was very brutal. >> they had a few suspects here and there. there was one young man with a crush on her and he left a rose on her doorstep that week or the week before. and he called her. the police suspected him and they told me that. you have two suspects in your class, and you have to just go on teaching as if, but if you find anything out, if you hear anything, if you over hear him say anything you need to let us know. >> life on c

who better to ask than bloomberg's former campaign manager, bradley tusk? how he says bloomberg will grab voters' attention even in this strong so-called trump economy. he's here in a fox business exclusive when "the claman countdown" comes right back. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side ef

>> reporter: bradley teaches health science at naaman forest high school outside dallas, and has not missed one single day in 26 years-- not when her house was damaged by a tornado or when her dear husband, jack, passed away. >> i'd done all i could for him, and so i really felt like i had a responsibility here to these kids. >> reporter: that sense of duty goes back to her days as a nurse. she was at parkland hospital the day president kennedy was shot and brought into the emergency room. but her legacy is in the classroom. so, on her 85th birthday, the school surprised her with a party to celebrate her perfect attendance, and attitude. >> she's positive always, you know. and she gets it done. >> i think the more positive you are, the healthier you are, okay, the more fun you have in life. >> reporter: from september to june, she's in heaven. but come summer... >> oh, i mope. >> reporter: and she scoffs at the idea of retirement. >> boring! good. okay. i'd rather be in the classroom. isn. >> reporter: manuel bojorquez, cbs news. >> ninan: and we cooperate be arradleyteful for teache

>> matt bradley reporting from london, matt, thank you. >>> to politics now. former vice president joe biden is pushing back after he was criticized for suggesting he would not comply with a subpoena to testify in president trump's impeachment trial. nbc's hans nichols is traveling with the president in west palm beach. >> reporter: tonight former vice president joe biden working to clarify if he would honor a senate subpoena in any possible impeachment trial for president donald trump, vowing to cooperate only with a legitimate or lawful congressional investigation. >> would you comply with a subpoena >> yeah, well, i would -- i would honor whatever the congress in fact would legitimately ask me to do >> reporter: his comments after he told "the des moines register" friday he would not submit to a senate subpoena. >> the reason i wouldn't is because it's all designed to deal with trump doing what he's done his whole life, trying to take the focus off him. >> reporter: president trump has said he would like biden to testify at any trial, pointing to unsubstant

matt bradley averaging 17.4 points this season as cal faced boston college. second half, calew 5 matt bradley drive to the hoop and somehow gets the layup tough fall. cal would bite 7, they could not hold onto the lead. under 2:00 to go, game tied at 58-58, he hits the wide open three corner, the bears dropped their fifth game of the year, 64-60. the raiders will try to end their four game losing streak on sunday. technically, oakland still has a chance to make the playoffs. >> what are my chances? >> not good. >> you're telling me there's a chance, right? this is what the raiders need to do to make it happen, they have to win both remaining games, they need the colts to do the same, cleveland goes 1-1 and the steelers and titans have to lose their final two games. >> so, you're telling me there's a chance. yeah! >> wow. sunday could also be the raiders final game against philip rivers in a tartars uniform. 38-year-old will be a free agent after the season. he is 18-9 all-time against the raiders. >> he is one of the premier quarterbacks in the league in one

. >>> matt bradley is averaging 17.4 points this season. bradley drive to the hoop. somehow gets that layup to fall. cal would go up by seven. but they couldn't hold onto the lead. game tied at 58-58. hamilton hit it is wide open three-pointer. the bears drop their fifth game of the year, 64-60. and the cal bears women's basketball team very close against kentucky. >>> and tomorrow raiders. >> tomorrow, we got the raiders. yeah. they are facing not san diego, but the los angeles chargers. >> okay. >> and we'll see how that you know when you go to ross for a few gifts and realize... oh yeah! you should've gotten a cart? that's yes for less. get gifts for everyone on your list and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. and you're not sure who'll be more excited... ...you... oh, yeah. ... or them? ahhhhhh! that's yes for less. be a rock star this season and save big on gifts they're gonna love. at ross. yes for less. >>> we spotted a local soap artist at the san francisco outlet in livermore this evening. she was selling her hand craft

nbc's matt bradley joins us with the latest from london matt, good morning. >> yeah. corey, frances, good morning those bush fires in australia are hot and getting hotter they have ignited a political controversy just in time for new year's eve desperation down under as thousands of australians, human and animals being seek relief from fast-moving forest fires. australian authorities have told tens of thousands to leave their homes. >> because it's been so dry, it's just gone out of control. so i'm going. >> evacuating the entire region and engulfing the country's heavily-populated southeast. fanned by drought, high winds, soaring temperatures, and thunderstorms. as over 100 fires burn, scorching nearly 20,000 square miles and killing nine people. animals taking the brunt of the blaze. this koala seeking out water from a cyclist thousands of koalas feared dead. authorities worry 30% of their population killed in new south wales alone. the latest flashpoint? sydney's famous fireworks. more than a quarter million people want them cancelled the money spent given instead

it is absurd to say otherwise. >> bradley? >> they spied on george papadopoulos, they spied on carter page, these were nobodys on the periphery of anything of the campaign, they were not spying on donald trump or michael flynn and they weren't spying on donald trump junior or any other senior members. >> i did wiretap cases for 20 years and i felt if the defense lawyers didn't accuse me of spying i probably wasn't doing my job. it makes no difference what you call it. monitoring, spying, electronic surveillance. the question is is it properly predicated under the law. if it is that is what we ought to be focused on. what you call it is beside the.. shannon: will there be major changes to the fisa court system? >> i hope there are. the fact that even republicans are admitting problems with an unregulated court, that is good news. >> your concerns? >> i certainly have always been willing to get more reforms, we did some in 2014, lindsey graham wasn't there. hopefully he's there now. >> you practiced in these arenas. what do you

manning deed he was merely the receiver of information from bradley manning so we can at least reveal the gulf with bloom was a victory overthrown by the usa for speaking out about prying gap saying it might be close if you threw the cia do you think given that was by the governor general of australia might have to explain what the governor general is this court morrison's been frightened of intervening on as david hurley you know governor general zack scott morrison well look i don't think that's not a look odd trying to be a straight shooter and i'm telling you the way i see these. so i'm going to be a straight shooter on this i think it's absolute rubbish you know that the cia i changed is trying government is trying papal change is trying government because everybody misses the 2nd part of that story yes. governor general her at that stage . basically sacked or put aside. go off on the promise of off because the palm it was becoming an operable and things and i will to get through it now the then they had an election and the astronomy and people decided who the government would be

the video is disturbing matt bradley reports >> reporter: this shocking school surveillance video shows a north carolina school resource officer walking a middle school boy to the office then abruptly body slamming him not once but twice the vance middle school resource officer who has no previous incidents on his record has been suspended pending an investigation by the state of north carolina. >> this is a use of force case and the sheriff appropriately is called i called in an outside agency to investigate. and i can just assure -- i've been able to assure the family this is being conducted appropriately. >> i was shocked. >> curtis is the sheriff of vance county he requested the state-level investigation. >> seeing a child that small remind me of one of my grandchildren. >> there is no sound on the surveillance video and it's unclear what was said between the officer and the student that might have sparked the officer's violent reaction we now know the child was not hospitalized his mother said he's suffering only from a bump on his head but for many parents and school officials, th

>> reporter: bradley teaches health science at naaman forest high school outside dallas, and has not missed one single day in 26 years, not when her house was damaged by a tornado or when her dear husband, jack, passed away. >> i'd done all i could for him, and so i really felt like i had a responsibility here to these kids. >> reporter: that sense of duty goes back to her days as a nurse. she was at parkland hospital the day president kennedy was shot and brought into the emergency room. but her legacy is in the classroom. so on her 85th birthday, the school surprised her with a party to celebrate her perfect attendance-- and attitude. >> she's positive always, you know. and she gets it done. >> i think the more positive you are, the healthier you are, okay, the more fun you have in life. >> reporter: from september to june, she's in heaven. but come summer... >> oh, i mope. >> reporter: and she scoffs at the idea of retirement. >> boring! good. okay. i'd rather be in the classroom. this is fun. >> reporter: manuel bojorquez, cbs news. >> o'donnell: she credits her positivity with e

matt bradley has the details. >> reporter: desperation down under as thousands of australians, human and animals, seek relief from fast-moving forest fires. australian authorities have told tens of thousands to leave their homes. >> it's just gotten out of control, so i'm going. >> reporter: evacuating the entire region of east gipsland and engulfing the country's heavily populated southeast, fanned by drought, high winds, soaring temperatures, and thunderstorms. as over 100 fires burn, scorching nearly 20,000 square miles and killing nine people. animals taking the brunt of the blaze. this koala seeking out water from a cyclist. thousands of koalas feared dead. authorities worry 30% of their population killed in new south wales alone. the latest flashpoint, sydney's famous fireworks. more than a quarter million people want them canceled. the money spent given instead to firefighters and farmers. australia's prime minister says the show must go on. >> i can think of no better time to express to the world just how optimistic and positive we are as a country. >> reporter: come new year

there was a fire in the cockpit. >> reporter: the plane, operated by jazz aviation, was heading to bradley near hartford and decided to continue. >> we got that emergency on the ground. >> reporter: air canada has now confirmed that 15 passengers were onboard the twin prop plane. no injuries were reported. also at this hour, there's no word what would have caused the smoke those two different times and what cracked the windshield of the plane. david? >> david kerley tonight, thank you. >>> on capitol hill today, the house judiciary holding a hearing full of fireworks again and it is believed they are already writing up articles of impeachment tonight. lawyers making their final arguments and the democrats' lawyer saying the president's behavior poses a clear and present danger. republicans today saying democrats are obsessed with impeaching the president. mary bruce on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: the high stakes closing arguments were explosive from the start. >> it's outrageous we're trying to remove a president with a kangaroo court like this. >> reporter: the president's defend

matt bradley, nbc news. >> that is incredibly troubling to say the least. our thanks to nbc's matt bradley for that report. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with bill karins. >> yesterday was a snow day in areas of kansas, kansas city, st. louis it was a snow day for a lot of o'kids to get out there and play. we're going to get another round of snow during the day today. we're not quite done yet. kansas city, it looks like you're finished. but st. louis into areas around indianapolis, a little narrow band of snow that develops later on today. it's going to be another two to four inches there. that could extend from indianapolis into areas of western ohio. and then as we go throughout tonight into tomorrow morning, that band of snow begins to move its way through areas of northern pennsylvania, southern tier of new york, the catskills could pick up four to six inches of snow. boston, it looks like you're somewhere around two inches and then you're going to to change over. new york city is not looking for accumulating snows, it's a little too warm. m

there was a fire in the cockpit. >> reporter: the plane, operated by jazz aviation, was heading to bradley near hartford and decided to continue. >> we got that emergency on the ground. >> reporter: air canada has now confirmed that 15 passengers were onboard the twin prop plane. no injuries were reported. also at this hour, there's no word what caused the smoke in the cockpit those two separate times and what cracked the windshield in the plane. david? >> david kerley tonight, thank you. >>> and on capitol hill today, the house judiciary committee holding a hearing full of fireworks yet again, and it is believed they are already writing up articles of impeachment tonight. lawyers for the democrats and the republicans making their final arguments, and the democrats' lawyer saying the president's behavior poses a clear and present danger. republicans today saying democrats are obsessed with impeaching the president. mary bruce on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: the high stakes closing arguments were explosive from the start. >> it's outrageous we're trying to remove a president with a

kate >> matt bradley, thank you. >>> a retired navy s.e.a.l. who has been celebrated by president trump is under new scrutiny tonight after "the weekly"'s documentary series from "the new york times" obtained videotaped interviews from the navy investigation of gallagher's conduct. we'll warn you what you're about to see and hear is disturbing. >> the guy got crazier and crazier. >> reporter: in 2018 one after another navy s.e.a.l.s expressed grav concerns about their platoon leader eddie gallagher. >> you can tell he was perfectly okay with killing anybody. >> they are going against this unwritten rule of not taking dirty laundry outside of the s.e.a.l.s. >>reporter: in navy tapes obtained by "the weekly," they accuse gallagher of targeting civilians, women and children. >> i saw eddie take a shot at probably a 12-year-old kid. >> it turned into the platoon being eddie's personal sniper escort to get him from place to place so he could try to do sniper ops >> reporter: team members saying they would intentionally fire shots to warn iraqi civil

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h's james ash has a young attorney named joseph bradley who is inislavery, abolitionist leaning. he had defended and abolitionist editor in a very controversial trial, a high profile libel case in 1835 in washington. argumentey makes the that enslaved people are people, are human beings, of course. he positions the argument around human rights. vd he also cites queen hepburn, but he points to the dissent that said courts should lean in favor of freedom, in favor of liberty. also at trial made the argument, and i quote, "although they are personal property, yet they are also recognized as called in thee so constitution of the united states, and are capable of receiving a bequest of freedom." so ash's argument through bradley is tied to the constitutional question here, are enslaved people persons under the meaning of the constitution? we have talked about in this class, and what does that mean? now, it may surprise you that freedomney upheld ash's in this case. in 1843. achieved a stunning victory, didn't he? his case is one of only a handful of freedom suits at the supreme court

as the story continued to unfold, for two years ago, here is how head -- and bradley of cbs news covered it.

bradley beach club was a big hit in palm beach and flagler sort of look the other way. didn't like it but on the other hand folks his folks. cw post founded the post-serial post-coffee drink and post toasty's empire he was something of a hypochondriac himself and had gone to battle creek because of health sanatorium's up there. and then develop his own line of what he called health foods and became very wealthy never had any other children then marjorie. might've wanted a son but he made do with her he would bring her to board meetings and when she was 14 she would sit at the board table. he would insist on asking her decisions. she was quite bright. although you might imagine that wrangled the businessman who sat on the board at the time. it gave her a good business chronic. she eventually took over following cw post death she took over the company which eventually and remains to this day general foods. and how she became one of the world's most wealthy women. there she is young woman obviously quite beautiful. there is ef hutton in 1,920 at the height of his powers. t

as the story continued to unfold 40 years ago, he's how ed bradley of cbs news

bradley's comments. we had a by fur indicated response. i was away at college but we had a furniture store and we had endured and survived three floods and a fire. we were hunkered down. he we delivered a dinette on saturday, the day after the evacuation. my brother who hadn't been born, he wawas in his first trimester my father evacuated. like a lot of folks there are was confusion, anxiety, chaos. company was providing disinformation and misnfs. you could tell by the lieutenant-governor's comments on thursday, the day after the accident. and by friday that teed things up for a precautionary evacuation which was for preschool children and pregnant women living within five miles of the plant that. population was 5,000. approximately 144,000 people evacuated from about as far from 0 to 50 miles. we weren't prepared for an evacuation. i think now we have bet plans. but it was right outside of the ten mile zone. hershey park and william penn high school. the problem is we call it a shadow evacuation. who you declare an evacuation, people leav

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trump: and bradley? you have had a lot of experience. you have seen it all different ways. what you think? >> mr. president, i want to thank you for your courage. to step out on this like you have, like the secretary has, means a lot. there are 85 sponsors for this legislation. it is growing. as an seeing your courage example to do the same thing. you would do that if you came from a school like -- a state like alabama and florida. the secretary and i got the two our the first -- t charter school in alabama. this was their last chance. toldis the first time i'm they have had integrated schools in the county in 30 years. quality drop people together. when i was on the state school board 25 years ago in alabama, every year it is the same schools. if we lock parents and children into those same failing schools, year after year, we are going to get terrible results. the worst part of that is if you -- you brought all these jobs back to america. it does not do any good if people do not have the skills. we have to do this. 85, myself and 84 others, we are going to get every repub

he was not arrested bradley has came to leave to do it and to leave the fair and we have his contact and everything so we can go we can go further. right. i don't think we will we're talking about the artist and cut it and i have seen some of his work and it is i mean it's quite unusual anyway isn't it it is and you've probably seen the 18 karat gold glue that was in place it to blend in palace that's a stately home in oxford in england unfortunately it was stolen and all those 6 people have been arrested in connection with that the new itself has never been found now back to the banal it was replaced on the wall using duct tape pretty quickly after this happened there are now stuff daunting in it but you have to say this is fantastic publicist for the artist and it does make you wonder whether there's perhaps a little bit more to the story i have to say i did want to say it sounds like an expensive been on it but i mean essentially it works out for a lifetime supply of banal invest in a good video if you don't know for sure alex forrest whiting thank you so much for bringing us that

matt bradley, appreciate it. quick update on that situation there. the death toll expected to rise in mogadishu. >>> an estimated 7 million americans choose to fly this holiday season and while they worry about their seats, the plane or losing luggage, they may want to rethink the in-flight meal. an nbc news investigation looked into the safety of the food that you eat on airplanes. you may want to grab a bag -- one of those little bags they give you? we show you what was found. >> reporter: so many options at 30,000 feet. hummus, sandwiches even hot meals, but sky-high dining can be risky. >> about three quarters of the way through the flight, i start feeling really bad. >> reporter: frequent flyer jason yaulderman says he got food poisoning after eating duck ravioli on a flight last year. >> intense sickness. >> reporter: reported this to the airline and filed a complaint with his local health department and then -- nothing. >> felt like nobody was claiming responsibility. like things like this can be continue to happen. >> reporter: the cdc says a

>> matt bradley in london this morning. thanks so much. >>> also breaking overnight, authorities in hawaii say they found the bodies of six people, after a helicopter on a sight-seeing tour went missing on thursday night. on friday, the wreckage was found in rough terrain on kawhi. seven people, including two children, were believed to be onboard. sarah harman is in kawhi with developments. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. this is the news that no one wanted after the helicopter went missing late thursday. authorities are now searching for that seventh body. this is a sad, sad situation. the aerial tours, some of the most popular things you can do on the island. and it's sending a shock wave through the community. this morning, heartbreak in hawaii. >> there's no indications of survivors. >> six of seven people onboard discovered in a remote mountain region on the island of kawhi, after a helicopter tour crashed. the chopper, carrying two families, including children, was due back around 5:30 tuesday evening

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." >> next, on lectures in history, clemson university professor bradley thompson teaches a class about the preamble of the declaration of independence. examining it line by line, he talks about the self-evident truths enumerated by the founding fathers and explores what they may have intended by their word choices. professor thompson: good afternoon, everybody. so for the last six weeks in this class, we've been examining the politi

it's a powerful promise and one that bradley ferguson embraced at the wise old age of 14. many of us live in a community where there's an american legion home. many on any given day share stories, have a meal and ask for help in tough times. he learned about the hall from his teacher and got involved with post crashers. he has since worked to raise thousands of dollars in grant money. and joined his friends to grow food and provide meals. his work with and for veterans and a bond that will never be broken. >> the first time i walked into the american legion post, the whole place was just dark and dingy kind of seemed like a dungeon. that made us want to make this place a great community center for everybody. the first group of people that came we had 70 people here. seventh grader paid for the first time. it was a great learning experience for everybody. >> we renovated the entire kitchen. added brand new ceiling. new bathroom. >> outside we built a brand new deck. added new fencing. added a bunch of picnic benches that we built. we decided to plant a victory garden in the

nbc's matt bradley joins us from london. matt, what are we learning about the charges and how is the teenager's family reacting? >> well, the family isov overjod by this news even as they process the tragedy of harry's death. and that was four months ago. and sky news caught harry's family just at the moment when they heard that ann sacoolas would be charged with the death of their son. it was a very emotional moment. take a listen to that. >> that's what we've been waiting for. >> so as you can see, lots of tears there. you know, for the dunn family, this charge is in many ways, it is all they have been asking for, they have been desperate for the british government to press their claims with the u.s. government, to charge sacoolas with a crime and begin extradition procedures against her. over the past four months, the dunns have really struggled for this, and at times, they even accused the british government of not doing enough. we have to remember, these are two ordinary families, in a car accident like this one, while