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Louis and Temma Horwitz left Cleveland at the turn of the century to run general stores in Chicora and Kaylor, Pa., removed from any center of Jewish life in the region.
>> well, there were many. part of it was the real huge coalition of people that came together. as i said, indigenous groups, frontline communities in the lead, farmers and ranchers but also climate scientists. jim hanson early on, our greatest climate scientist, said if we pump the tar sands dry it is game over for the climate, and that helped people begin to understand that we really were going to have to leave fossil fuel in the ground. this keystone pipe was one of the first moments when that kind of keep-it-in-the-ground message began to emerge and now it is at the heart of so many battles...
Governor. now he wants to be the next president as a democratic. health care, chafee not only likes obama care, but if president says he would take it a step further pushing for more americans to be fully covered. on defeating isis, chafee opposes american boots on the ground in syria but insists america must forge stronger alliances in the middle east. he was the only senate republican to vote against war in iraq. on social issues, he supports a woman's right to choose to have an abortion and supports same sex marriage. and then there's webb, a highly decorated marine veteran. former u.s. fro...
Kevin mccarthy's suggestion that the benghazi attacks are aimed at bringing her down. >> we put together a ben zbauz gauze zi special committee. >> reporter: it's the first national ad of her campaign, not overlooking the democratic race that's tougher than she imagined. with bernie sanders catching fire, clinton is trying to hold onto her claim. day by day she's putting more distance between her position and president obama's. she's saying yes to a syrian no fly zone and no to the keystone pipe lean and speaking out against u.s. deportation. she outlined one of her biggest splits with the pre...
>> but in the second part of the conversation, which wasn't seen by as many people as the super bowl questions, there were questions about out of wedlock babies, media, government, but let's come back to the keystone pipe like start, a new host on msnbc. >> i think what bill o'reiley was doing was sort of reheating all of the right wing means, all of the object sessions the right wing has. he might as well have asked him about the birth certificate. >> god forbid there is another point of view. i'm sure fox was happy to take it. >> so msnbc, they thought it was a terrible interview. >> right. ...