david lee miller live in the newsroom with more. reporter: jenna what is especially significant here, governor chris christie was not on trial here but perhaps could be argued that his reputation was. two of his former high-ranking aides were convicted of multiple charges in connection with a scheme to shut down traffic on the world's busiest bridge, the george washington bridge, that connects new jersey with new york. it was alleged by prosecutors that these two former aides to governor christie shut down traffic on this bridge for political retribution against a local mayor whose communities was affected by the traffic lanes that were shut down because this mayor, did not come out and endorse governor chris christie in his re-election bid. found guilty today, brigitte ann kelly. found guilty of seven counts. along with bill baroni, former executive director of the port authority, the agency that actually runs the george washington bridge. the counts include fraud, conspiracy as well as denying new jersey residents their civil righ

david lee miller has the details. for years the national nat institutes of working with doctors who treatet patients with chronic bone wounds more than a year old with stem cells. recovering a pigment and wered also saved from amputation.atio doctors are now focusing thiscui stem cell treatment on injured military members and young civilians who recently sufferedt burn injuries. we look forward towards advancing this, towards our veterans who are severely receive during combat and we created a trillion that would address that need.ed that trial was supported by the department of defense from the start.star doctors say adult stem cellslls from bone marrow which is notaeum bronchic donated by young healthy donors could be applied through burns topically or through injection. the approach has multiple levels. one it will stop the inflammatory process and stop p thero progression of the injury. there is actually is rebillingilli of issue.ue. leroy james suffered a severe burn injury on his arm just seven months ago. he re

david lee with the block. on the other end simmons again harassing. all five busy zards starters scored in double figures. spurs win 112-100. >>> seventh-ranked virginia playing providence in the emerald coast classic. cavaliers graduated 14 seniors last year. london perez is clearly the leader this year. alley-oop to isaiah wilkins. next possession, perez showing off the range. 11 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists for him. second half. francis to darius thompson. he had 11. virginia 6-0 out of the gate, they win 63-52 tonight. >>> terps 6-0 on the year looking to advance in the barclays classic against kansas state. early first half. melo trimble finding a way to weave through the defense. trimble with eight in the first half, terps up two. closing minutes of the first. kevin herder from beyond the had 10 in the first half. terps by six at the break. second half. tchaikovsky for the alley-oop. terps win 69-68 on a late bucket by trimble. >>> special congrats to navy, maryland, and virginia tech. navy was dominant in their final regular-season game before

lee fuller, kidnapped 8-year- old jasmine campbell and her 3- year-old sister from their home. fuller is jasmines father but has no relation to his younger sister police say he may have been armed at the time. and authorities were worried he might leave arizona. nearly 12 hours later the amber alert was canceled. when police found them with fuller in tempe. they are n mother and he faces kidnapping charges. >>> and today was a little bit warmer than yesterday. 84 was our high. 77 is where we should be for this time of year. we're going to get our numbers back to that as we head throughout this week. 79 degrees outside right now under fair skies. got 45 in flag staff. 63 in sedon, a. 75 for bull head city. things are dry. a few high clouds going to be moving through. conditions throughout the day on sunday. if you're headed out this evening, here's what you can expect temperature wise. we'll be at 74 by 8:00. 71 by 9:00 and temperatures dropping into the 60s by the time that we head into 10:00. we are going to be flirting with temperatures for the start of the week that could be

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former celtic david lee 15 points, 12 boards the spurs bench outscored their starters 56-53 in this game. petty mills 19 that three was a kill with 25 points and 10 boards. 109-103 the celtics lose. >>> the legendary bowl game what took them about 90 minutes we show you in about nine seconds. rip it up there's the ice very nice. across the street for a few cold ones on me, gang. first period calgary sam bennett split and it's 1-0 flames. bergeron gold over turned. 12th of the year it's the only goal that former bruin chad johnson would give up facing 36 shots. then a minute later bennett the great behind the net behind the back pass to alex for the game winner. 2-1 the final. both bruins and celtics lose at home really is lack friday at the garden. 1:00 sunday the bruins welcome in tampa to the garden. >>> tom brady back on the practice field today after practice in foxborough. when asked directly today if he would start in jersey against the jets brady said we'll see. hard to believe that his troubling whatever his ailing brady will keep him from playing this sunday though. >> i don't w

in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >>> well the district is now one step closer to statehood. nearly 80% of voteers surprise pour aitd measure that would make the district the 51 state. d.c. would be split into state of new columbia for residential areas and federal distr are elected. it would elect a government nor with 21 seat state legislature instead of city council. muriel bowser plans to deliver the d.c. statehood fresh measure to both president-elect donald trump and congress by inauguration day which is and 20. >> sounds a little odd. okay. >> when we come back a post election lex edition of what the facts. this in a while because of the world series and election. >> we want to -- to help us get through that is d.c. native and comedian william trotler. he will join us after the break. he will join us after the break. stick around. man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, a

david lee miller, fox news. >>> fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now. >> the transition of presidential powers started today, president elect donald trump met with president obama in the oval office. >> i just had the opportunity to have an excellent conversation with president elect trump. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look forward to being with you many, many more times in the future. >> thank you. >> reporter: on the same day thousands of bay area students walked out of class at their high schools protesting donald trump's election. good evening, i am frank somerville. >> i julie haener, the next president met with president obama for the first time and afterwards they shared their thoughts in a joint press briefing. >> i have been very encouraged by the, i think interest in president elect trump's wanting to work with my team around many of the issues that this great country faces, and i believe that it is important for all of us, regardless of party, and regardless of political preferences, to now come together, work together, to deal with the many challenges

david lee miller has the verdicts in the bridgegate trial. >> reporter: both former high ranking aides to chris christie were convicted in federal court of multiple charges, including fraud and conspiracy. in a plot to shut down traffic lanes on the george washington bridge to retaliate against a local mayor who refused to endorse the governor for re-election. during the trial, the prosecution and witnesses claim christie knew about the plot to create massive traffic jams. christie had denied having any role in the shutdown. the so-called bridgegate scandal tainted his reputation, hindering his presidential run and possibly costing him selection as donald trump's running mate. following the verdict, christie released a statement that said in part -- the u.s. attorney was asked why christie was not charged. >> we indicted only the people we believed we had evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the constitutional standard. evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict in this courthouse. >> reporter: during the trial, a former christie ally, who pled guilty for his role in the plo

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here with us, "washington post" reporter david nacamari, carol lee, the white house reporter for "the wall street journal" and cnn political director david chalian. cnn's poll of polls right now has hillary clinton with a four-point lead in north carolina, 46 to 42%. florida, our poll of polls, that's an average of the most important recent polls, shows a dead heat, 45 to 45%. there's still room to move over the next few days. obviously, that's why those states are getting so much special attention from both campaign also right now. david chalian, here's the question. are the races in those two states, florida and north carolina, as close as they really seem to be? >> i believe they are. quite frankly, both campaigns, they're the states that have seen the most advertising money in this campaign. this is where the biggest part of the ground game has been focused on both sides. these two states probably hold the key to the election in two ways. one, for donald trump, he simply can't get to 270 electoral votes without both of these states in his column. it's nearly impossible. >> if he l

lee and martin and andy they'll have a chance to present our views on issues of the city and answer our questions to submit your questions please write the question on an index card i wish to remind you no literature or campaign signs maybe posted inside of the room candidates are to be respectful of other candidates and help to maintain the forum candidates are asked to make no personal attacks on other individuals no cameras are allowed because of sfgovtv is taping the forum for broadcast i'm pleased to introduce the moderator cynthia is the past president of the league of women voters a graduate of the uc davis for public services and psychiatrist and she's the past president a of a junior legacy of san francisco and serving on the international board of directors as a member of the junior legacy of california state affairs committee cynthia promoted the passage of bills for low income breakfast patients and enhanced penalties for domestic violence offenders here placement as a staff has led to her commitment to make a difference and influence the 0 policies for education she aft

lee pollock. >> thank you, david. and i join you in welcoming everyone who is your duty to will be a wonderful conference. or as one of our presidential candidates might say, this crowd is huge. it's been a year since our last and very memorable conference in my case six years since i became your executive director. during the past year with your support we have continued to build on the work that has gone before. just consider a couple of things are do a google search for winston churchill, you'll find 36 million results. we are number three. it's hard to beat wikipedia but we'll keep on trying and we will be more accurate. we have continued our series of events on capitol hill building of one of our proudest moments, the dedication of the boston churchilchurchil l two years ago in the capital. we've expanded our programs from events with young professionals at the british embassy do seminars at the aspen institute and the national world war i and ii museums. we finance our partnership with organizations such as the

in the '50s, lee oswald was in the civil air patrol, and several fellow cadets said david ferrie was one of oswald's instructors. frontline uncovered the first hard evidence that places oswald and ferrie together: this photograph, taken in 1955 at a cap barbecue. john ciravolo and tony atzenhoffer were in the cap with lee oswald. >> this is several cadets, including oswald on the end in the white t-shirt, myself standing in front of him. and over here in the white t-shirt and the helmet is dave ferrie. >> because of all of the publicity, you can recognize ferrie, you can recognize oswald. they were both in the cap at the same time. they were both wearing cap uniforms. >> narrator: after the kennedy assassination, david ferrie denied that he ever knew lee oswald. but if david ferrie was with oswald in 1963, it could be significant because both ferrie and banister were also linked to another group which hated the president: organized crime. >> we took very seriously the possibility that organized crime had a hand in the president's death. the fbi had an illegal electronic surveillance

. >> so the gas be set through garments for your financial reporting and guys be 67-6 david lee separated that from how you fund the plan. none of these numbers affect your contributions or what you put into the plan. they do affect what system has to disclose and in what each of the employers have to disclose. so it affects what goes on the employer balance sheets and what goes on there effectively their income statement, statement of activity. the main differences are we always use market value of assets in the gatsby report. there's no smooth value we use on the funding side. the recognition periods are much much shorter. so you end up on the expense their annual expense that goes into their income statement is there a volatile. whereas we try and keep the funding contribution much more stable so that you can manage it width i see someone in the audience is up member of the health services board. so is this relevant to the health services obligations on the health benefits either? are they introducing some account of things that guys be 68? >> they don't use gas be 67-60. we are in fac

lee pollock. >> thank you, david. and i join you in welcoming everyone who is your duty to will be a wonderful conference. or as one of our presidential candidates might say, this crowd is huge. it's been a year since our last and very memorable conference in my case six years since i became your executive director. during the past year with your support we have continued to build on the work that has gone before. just consider a couple of things are do a google search for winston churchill, you'll find 36 million results. we are number three. it's hard to beat wikipedia but we'll keep on trying and we will be more accurate. we have continued our series of events on capitol hill building of one of our proudest moments, the dedication of the boston churchilchurchil l two years ago in the capital. we've expanded our programs from events with young professionals at the british embassy do seminars at the aspen institute and the national world war i and ii museums. we finance our partnership with organizations such as the

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this is not over the days long backup in september 2013 became known his former aide, david wildstein eventually admitted to organizing the lane closures in fort lee, nj to punish that city's democratic mayor for not endorsing christie when he ran for re-election. governor christie said he knew nothing about the scheme by his former aides. in a statement after the verdicts, christie said, let me be clear once again, i had no knowledge prior to or during these lane realignments, and had no role in authorizing them. (brook silva-braga/newark, n.j.) christie's name trial, although he was never charged in the case. the judge instructed the jury not to consider the governor in its deliberations baroni's attorney hinted the wrong people were charged. (michael baldassare/baroni's attorney) they should have had courage to go after powerful people and they did not prosecutors say they brought the best case they could at the time. (paul fishman/u.s. attorney) we only indicted the people we believe we had evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict in this courthouse kelly cried quietly as the

former christie aid david wilds steen admitted to organizing the traffic jam to punish fort lee's mayor for not endorsing christie for re-election. >> i am innocent of these charges. and i am very, very looking forward to this appeal. >> in a statement christie said the verda firms his decision to terminate barone and kelly. he also repeated he had no knowledge of the plot and would have set record straight. >> pennsylvania state police raided the offices of field works in philadelphia today. the washington dc based group is a liberal leaning grass roots get out the vote group. according to a warrant obtained by "eyewitness news", authorities were looking in part for any templets, either physical or electronic, utilized for fraudulent voter registration forms. earlier this week, officials raided the field work office. >> commuters facing another difficult trip home tonight as the septa strike wages on, despite the threat of legal action. they were long lines at suburban station as riders wait today board regional rail trains. those are still in service. rush hour over the past four days

and the concept political retribution for the fort lee mayor something the jury was instructed not to take into account by the judge. >> read this indictment. and tell me without david wildstein and without punishment tell me what this case was about. this case was and is a disgrace. >> i don't think we ran away from david wildstein at all. david wildstein was exactly the character who was portrayed by both the government and the defense at trial. he was a political operative who for years engaged in all sorts of dirty tricks. the idea we should be ashamed quite the contrary. although i take no pleasure, no pleasure in this very. and no pleasure in having had to go through this process. i am enormously proud of the work my office, the fbi and inspector general did on this or christie. multiple witnesses testified that the governor knew about the lane closures as they were going on. that includes the government star witness david wildstein. feeling vindicated christie release another statement saying "i had no knowledge prior to or during these lane row alignments and had no role in au

david chalian is still with us, jackie kucinich, moll lee ball is with us, senior political writer for the "atlantic" and retired u.s. army brigadier general mark kim met. general kimmet, you're hearing names for secretary of defense, national security advisor, cia security director, national intelligence director, what is your analysis of the names coming out? >> at this point i think we're seeing good names, people that have a lot of experience that the foreign policy field, people that understand the middle east, people that understand putting american troops on the ground. i think that's a prerequisite for the advisors that will surround any president-elect. >> rudy giuliani, does he have what it takes to be a secretary of state? >> well, i'm not going to comment on any particular person. it seems from my area, the middle east, he has a good understanding of the issues at hand and he's very much in line with president-elect trump in terms of how he sees how we can improve the atrocious situation we have in the middle east right now. what about retired lieutenant governor michael fl

live from the nasdaq markets, overlooking new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. tonight on "fast," that man right there, david stockman, says sell everything and sell it now. he's here with his boldest call yet. >>> plus it's an earnings extravaganza, all on the move in the after hours session. starbucks up just slightly after its report, near its 52-week lows. we'll talk about estÉe lauder, mcdonald's, clorox, all near their 52-week lows. what are these stocks telling us about the consumer and what's holding the consumer back? guy ad dadamadammi. . >> the u.s. consumer will always spend, as long as they feel good about things, as long as the stock market goes up, i think the consumer feels that everything is okay. now you've seen some hiccups over the last couple of months or so, on top of which we have this election coming up that we talk about all the time, and people are racheting back a little bit. the health of the consumer has always been in question, i submit. >> let's not put the health of the stock market on the health of the consumer. just because sto

laura lee from the new irving berlin musical "holiday" currently on broadway. ? in this life we will travel many roads ? ? some of them easy ? and during our travels we'll bear many things ? ? and sometimes we'll laugh sometimes we'll weep ? ? but perhaps the hardest road ? ? is the road to recovery ? ? in this world we'll discover when we fight ? ? when we go through trials through pain ? ? that during our darkest and deepest night ? ? we will finally see the light through the rain ? ? on the hardest we'll have learned ? ? this road to recovery this long road to home ? ? home sweet home there is no place quite like it ? ? there is no place that matters anymore ? god help us fight find it ? ? it's everything on this road we're praying for ? ? on this road to discovery ? ? this road to recovery this road to restore our hope on this long road to home ? >> so sweet. wow. beautiful. gorgeous. david. >> we're going to be back in a little bit with something special for the entire family. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> we've been honoring a very special family

his former aid, david wildstein, eventually admitted to organizing the lane closures, in fort lee, new jersey, to punish that city's democratic mayor for not endorsing christie, when he ran for re-election. governor christie says he knew nothing about the scheme by his former aides. christie said let me be clear once again, i had no knowledge prior to or during these lane realignment, had no role in authorizing them. christie's name came up throughout the six week trial, although never charged in the case. this judge instructs the jury not to consider the governor in its deliberations, barone's attorney hinted the wrong people were charged. >> they should have had belief in their own case to charge powerful people and they did not. >> prosecutors say they brought the best case they could at the time. >> we indicted only the people who we believe we had evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict in this courthouse. >> kelly cried quietly, as the verdicts was red. sentencing scheduled for february with guidelines calling for more than two years in prison. >> a new york city police ser

boyd who comes to mind, f lee bailey of our generation, he was in those rings work he wasn't getting his attention in those days, but he understood politics and how to get clients and how to cash in. he certainly was born-- he did not die rich, but he did die middle-class. so, i would say if you are looking at government office, one term in congress, but looking about a symbol of his era and galvanized by the popular sovereignty and the dred scott decision, mobilized with a passion that he had not had before and that passion is what drove him to the presidency. by the way, before we go on people forget he-- we also douglas, but that was when the state legislature picked the senator and we all start by gerrymandering and get out the vote. democratic legislators versus republican. his party did much better, but the democrats through the district picked the senator, but everyone knew that was a pirate to victory. as soon as he loses to douglas he gets the telegraph to come to cooper union and show his stuff to the establishment and you know the rest of the story. host: kate andersen bro

lee. it was done knowingly, willfully, intentionally, and voluntarily with david wildstein in concert with bill baroni and bridget kelly. >> boal kelly and baroni testified in court that christie was aware of the lane closings before hand. christie has denied that. in a statement today, no believable evidence was presented to contradict that fact. anything said to the contrary over the past six weeks in court is simply untrue. i will set the record straight in the coming days regarding the lies that were told by the media and in the courtroom. well, for more, aisle joined by msnbc political correspondent, steve kornacki. you've been all over this. you were great on this. i'm trying to figure this out. if you're a juror and you voted to convict, and these are serious charges with serious sentences coming for miss kelly and mr. baroni, do you believe the governor was behind this? >> this is the thing, and this is why a day before this happened, there was a ruling made by the judge about the

live in sunnyvale, david louie abc 7 news. >>> as people headed to the polls some found themselves in rather unusual locations. >> abc news reporter vic lee is live in san francisco with a closer look. >> i'm at city hall not one of those unusual locations you mentioned, however, some might disagree with that. we did visit two polling places that were, well, sort of weird, sort of strange. one of the two most unique polling places in san francisco and possibly the entire bay area is this one in glen park, it was at a garage of a home that's going through some kind of renovation. to accommodate the large number of people they had to take voting booths outside next to porta-potties and bar damage cans but those voting here didn't seem to mind. this woman just wanted the election cycle to end. >> i want it over. end the misery. we're done. everyone is sick of t the whole thing. >> reporter: the other strange polling place was at the san francisco collin barium in the richland district, people voted in the rotunda next to the ashes of those cremated. >> it smells wonderful when you walk n

, supervisor cohen, assembly member david chiu and howard ngo, the owner of duc loi and anthony page an employee at duc loi and the assessor-recorder carmen chou and without further ado, mayor lee. [phra*-urt/] [ applause ] come on up, the school district and school board is here as well. come on up. all right. congratulations everyone, you now have a local grocery store! [ applause ] >> you know, i want to say thank you to you and the staff for working so hard with the supervisor's office and all of the neighborhoodss and with howard. let me say this, good things just don't happen. . all right? for this community a lot of good things never have happened, but when they happen, it's because of good leadership, steady leadership, and i'm proud to have worked close, shoulder-to-shoulder with supervisor cohen, with her staff, because she has been passionate about getting -- passionate and patient. because we have had stores here before. we've talked about the dream of having people more healthy in this neighborhood. and we have never forgotten that. so kind of like what we're always doin

david? >> tom llamas leading us off. tom, thank you. >>> and you heard tom report there on the president-elect's tweets over the popular vote, which hillary clinton won. he also tweeted about the electoral college. this time are helping to fuel the protests and new katss of hate. tonight in washington, d.c., young people walking out of school, flooding the national monuments. and it also comes amid new and disturbing images tonight from supporters of both sides. abc's mary bruce now. >> we reject the president elect. >> reporter: in the nation's capitol today, hundreds of students put down their pens and picked up a protest sign. >> we want to let donald trump know that he cannot divide us with his racism, sexism, all that bigotry. >> reporter: they took over the lincoln memorial. hundreds of d.c. students walking out of class to walk to capitol hill and make sure their voices are heard. many of those frustrated that those who are now protesting elsewhere and who could have voted did not. >>

or karl rove or you have david axelrod. the person who maintains the political brief and there's often a lot of sloshing around behind what's policy and the role of the presidency and what meetings the political advisor sits in. and that will be really, really interesting. because tending that political base will be quite important because you can imagine that that will give donald trump a lot of power in dealing with congress. charlie: you also wonder whether this whole idea of the speculation about a television network, whether that could still be a real idea on the part of jared kushner, his son-in-law. maureen: yeah. he's been talking to banks about it. but i think they have bigger fish to fry now. charlie: it was historic last night. as we watched these things come in. and most of the questions remain. we've talked about many of them today but those are the questions that remain. because the hard part begins now in putting together a government and finding out what's possible and not possible. and coming face-to-face,

david? >> eva, thank you. boy died in family's hot car. she's speaking out tonight, after a jury fold her ex-husband guilty of murdering their son. lee anna taylor says that blaming the parent here will not help. abc's steve osunsami with the mother's letter. >> reporter: it's pretty clear tonight that jurors didn't believe leanna taylor, who in court defended her ex-husband, saying that she, too, feels he 22-month-old son to die in this silver suv, outside his atlanta office on a hot summer day in 2014. >> he was the sweetest little boy. >> reporter: with harris convicted on all charges, taylor is taking her frustrations to facebook. "so, now you may be saying justice has been served. but guess what, you can convict every parent that this has ever happened to, and i can promise you two things. one, it will never bring our children back and two, it will not prevent this from happening in the future. the problem is a society that refuses to believe this can happen to them. and i pray you never have to the same point. the number of children

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political expert mordecai lee says it would be a smart move. he always stood by him. so hed be perfect of understanding the machinery of how the executive branch works. politico is reporting milwaukee county sheriff david clarke has been mentioned as a possible homeland he will not be going to washington d-c--- governor scott walker. i love being governor. i am going to finish out my term. walker telling w-t-m-j radio host charlie sykes he'll instead focus on his role as the head of the republican governor's association. i told donald. i told my friend mike pence, i can best serve a republican administration by being the head of that governors association. lee is taking walker's response--- with a grain of salt. when the president of your party turns to you and says i need you its really really hard to say no. sheriff clarke calling the chatter--- pure speculation. also being speculated in washington-- will paul ryan keep his title as speaker of the house? he's got one solid backer. governor walker saying today trump should let ryan lead the way. mary. senator ron joh

lee's may. christie says, the verda firmed his decision to terminate barone and kelly. >> jerry sandusky back in a central pennsylvania courtroom friday, seeking a new trial, as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us. attorneys for sandusky are alleging prosecution misconduct, and has to do with victim number two. >> no response from victim number two, the now 29 year old former marine who says jerry sandusky sexually assaulted him in a penn state shower in 2001. >> he was drag here. if he never has to talk about this again, that's what woe like. >> victim number two spent about an hour answering questions from sandusky's current attorney al lindsey whose questions folks dollars on why his original statements back to police in 2011 stated he was never abused by his former mentor and why that story changed after hiring an attorney. >> it is incredibly common for victims of sexual violence to not be forthcoming initially, sometimes it takes them months, years, weeks, do you have understand

boyd who comes to mind, f lee bailey of our generation, he was in those rings work he wasn't getting his attention in those days, but he understood politics and how to get clients and how to cash in. he certainly was born-- he did not die rich, but he did die middle-class. so, i would say if you are looking at government office, one term in congress, but looking about a symbol of his era and galvanized by the popular sovereignty and the dred scott decision, mobilized with a passion that he had not had before and that passion is what drove him to the presidency. by the way, before we go on people forget he-- we also douglas, but that was when the state legislature picked the senator and we all start by gerrymandering and get out the vote. democratic legislators versus republican. his party did much better, but the democrats through the district picked the senator, but everyone knew that was a pirate to victory. as soon as he loses to douglas he gets the telegraph to come to cooper union and show his stuff to the establishment and you know the rest of the story. host: kate andersen bro