pues les cuento que en indianapolis, paul george anotÓ 29 puntos y gano 13 rebotes, d. j.a vencieron anoche por 89-81 a los wizards en un partido muy complicados para los locales pero que lamentablemente incrementaron su mala racha en la presente temporada con solo 4 victorias y 26 derrotas. jordan crawford encestÓ 20 puntos por washington, que tiene marca de 1-14 como visitantes esta temporada. kevin seraphin anotÓ 16 unidades, el brasileÑo nenÉ totalizÓ 15 y bradley beal sumÓ 14 por los vamos a las novedades del enparrillado y es que a solo dias para el incio del playoffs de la nfl, ray lewis de 37 aÑos quien tiene 17 temporadas atemorizando a sus adversario como el lÍder indiscutible de los ravens de baltimore. ahora estÁ listo y ansioso de convertirse en un papÁ de tiempo completo. lewis anunciÓ que pondrÁ fin a su brillante carrera en la nfl, despuÉs de que los ravens completen su participaciÓn en la postemporada de 2013. el linebacker no ha jugado desde el 14 de octubre debido a una lesion e intentarÁ regresar a la cancha este domingo para enfrentar a los colts de in

paul george scored 29 points for the pacers. including that lay off right there. lose again. 89-81. no good news in the lockout. there has been no agreement between either side. another meeting is scheduled for tomorrow. >> wow. worse (vo) they were married for... 53 years. she was his everything. he can't live alone anymore. but we don't have the room. so, we talked to suntrust... looked at our options... remodeled... for family, you make it work. he taught me that. (anncr) join the thousands of people switching to suntrust's award-winning service. how can we help you shine today? >> starting next week, we invite you to watch jimmy kimmel live. his move to allow the clock 35 begins tuesday, january 8. a man with a lot of time on his hands. he build a snowman that is attracting a lot of tension. -- a lot of attention. he is 36.5 feet tall. about 30 people helped build the snowman. people from all over the area has stopped -- have stopped to admire the creation. donations for a food pantry, he has already collected more >> it really felt like january. >> tomorrow,

paul george to the hoop. he gets blocked. some how gets it to go. game high, 29. wizard did make it interesting. fall to the pacers. 89-81. wizards. [ male announcer ] this commercial is not about getting fios; it's about getting fios. that moment after you finally got it that you actually get it. when you see the difference 100% fiber optics makes, and you say "woah we are not on cable anymore." when online videos aren't herky jerky, you get it. or when a movie downloads in two minutes, you get it. last chance to get fios for just $79.99 a month for two years with a two-year agreement. plus $300 back. go to got2getfios.com today call the verizon center for customers with disabilities for america's fastest, most reliable internet. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. verizon fios. >>> i'm jackie benson, live in adams morgan. a grim discovery. we told you a drinking at a bar with some people at about 2. 30 in the morning. new year's day. moments ago we understand there was a body found, a bed that had apparently fall in through a roof shaft to the lower floors of a property here

and then, paul george, coming off the pick. he hits a three. 29 points, 11 rebounds.ouble-double. the pacers beat the heat, 87-77. a season-low in points for miami. pacers also out-rebounded the heat 55-36. >>> have a great day. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." and who was snubbed and who got some love as nominations roll in for award season? >>> and jimmy kimmel, joking his way into his brand-new time slot. and he had a little help from his friends. stay with us, everybody. [ female announcer ] how do you define your moment? the blissful pause just before that rich sweetness touches your lips. the delightful discovery, the mid-sweetening realization that you have the house all to yourself. well, almost. the sweet reward, making a delicious choice that's also a smart choice. splenda no-calorie sweetener. with the original sugar-like taste you love and trust. splenda makes the moment yours. in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in t

paul george, one of his six steals. monster throwdown. indiana up double digits.ater, more from george. 24 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists. pacers have won nine-straight at home. >>> go to college ranks. oregon, riding a ten-game home win streak, hosting number four, arizona, undefeated this year. good oregon "d," to t.j. singler in transition. he's the younger brother of kyle singlen. 7 of 11 behind the arch. 54%. singler. chip kelly liking what he sees. a three-point game. closing seconds. arizona rebound. nick johnson has a chance for the wildcats. his pocket is picked by jonathan lloyd. arizona gives the oregon. the duck dating back to last season, it's 17-straight. >>> have a great day. >>> coming up, "the pulse." and an oscar name that's hard to remember. but one that you won't want to forget. forge[ ma r ] this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't

paul george gets the pass in the lane. wiz fall to the pacers 89-81.are now 4-26. >>> on our sister station my 20 wdca college basketball saturday, 12-1 maryland tips off acc play hosting virginia tech at noon. >>> tonight louisville and florida in the sugar bowl in new orleans. we'll start with the first play from scrimmage. florida's jeff driscoll backed a pass deflected off the receiver picked off by terrell floyd who returns it 38 yards for the score. just like that louisville was up 7-0. let's go to the 3rd quarter. it's 24-10, louisville. cardinals quarterback teddy bridgewater a perfect pass to damian copeland, now in the 4th 30-10 louisville. that's a wrap on sports, but the news edge will be right back. good night. share everything. share brotherly love. share one up's. mom ? mom ? the share everything plan. lets your family share a pool of data across 10 devices with unlimited talk and text. get a spectrum 2 by lg for $49.99 amazing. right? yeah. next one's on you. yeah, okay. introducing dunkin's new turkey sausage breakfast sandwich. the su

paul hewitt and george mason were hosting the pride at the patriots center. first half, mason showing patience on the offensive side of things. takes it baseline. mason was up by 8 at the half. how about second half? off the turnover, vaughn, wins. another local score -- gw wins 79-76. >>> all right, off the wall is coming up. it's tradition time. >> finally you make a prediction, and will we see the harbaughs fighting in the super bowl? >> i'm going to tell you who is going to win. the team who has the most points, guaranteed, lock it up. wisdom martin. >> off the wall is next.  >>> yeah, what about that music? you like it? grooving and moving. welcome to off the wall, everybody. let me ask you a question, sir. we are down to the final four. >> okay. >> right. it is known as the national football league. two big games coming up on sunday to get to the big prize possession of the super bowl. who are -- >> 49ers and ravens. you didn't ask the question. you were thinking, get to the point, dave ross. do you see colors i have on? you see the purple i have

peter heard that this and he had just signed on for apple records and took the disk to paul mclarney and georgearrison. they herded and gave the green light, and i was set -- they heard it and gave it the green light. it was like the mother of all big breaks. for me, it was just like someone opened the door. >> as amazing as that story is, that was not the moment that we got to become aware of james taylor. you did not become a hit based upon that this. but the first album got enough recognition to be able to come here to los angeles. peter asher picked up a record deal with warner brothers records. that is when we made "sweet baby james." tavis: baby face and i grew up in the same part of indiana. we both grew up in the corn field listening to james taylor. >> that is an honor, i love it. i think we approach music probably from a very similar direction. i would not be surprised to learn that he and i have the same influence is growing up. tavis: one of the things we had fun talking about last night is that we got so turned on as kids in indiana by the soulfulness of your sound. this camera can

. >>> paul hewitt and george mason trying to hand northeastern their first conference loss. first half action, mason down six. second half, northeastern still up eight. joel smith inside to spencer for the dunk down low. 14 points for him. huskies up by 10. they wouldn't look back. joel smith buries the three. northeastern win it 71-51, snapping mason's three-game winning streak. >>> coming up on "sports final," we'll have reaction from a joyous cap's locker room after their first victory of the year. and golf season is upon us. tiger is taking over at torrey pines. and just wait till you see what they're doing now. that's all on "sports final" in just a few minutes. so a big win for the caps. they're on the road in ottawa and toronto. >> jason, thanks. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the big hot pastrami melt. we've perfected the pastrami sandwich -- filled with juicy pastrami, pickles, yellow mustard and melted cheese. all piled-high on freshly baked bread. taste one at your local subway today! subway. eat fresh. >>> checking back i

paul and george listened to it and i played a song for them. >> rose: didn't they have one on a roaringhey did, caroline on my mind. >> rose: where did that song come from. >> i was home sick. i was in london. part was written in spain on an island and then i finish it off when i got back to london. i was taking a little break. the beatles were making the white album, they took a break and the studio closed down. me and my friend who is also a beautiful musician wrote that bonnie raitt song stay too long at the fair. but joel and i went to hang out with friend of his down there. smuggler most of them it turned out. but very exciting time. and i was just thinking about north carolina. >> rose: does it just flow once you get on to it, do the words just come. >> that certainly did. a girl i met from sweden and i, her name is karen, we had gone to either a wedding or a funeral, i can't remember which it was on the island which just next to formetera and we missed the last ferry boat where our stuff was, oursf!ç/iv bags andr friends. so we had to spend the night, didn't have any money for a

. >>> all right, george mason's paul hewitt barking at the refs today.ore, this time a disher. 41-23 patriots at the half. later though this is more like it, leading the team in scoring. he's not camera shy. right at our man chip. george mason wins 57-46. >> for some reason, we ran out of gas at the end of the game. why, i don't know. so we've just got to keep doing what we've been doing most of the year which is defending. keep guarding and finish games strong. >> our final stop tonight, virginia tech hosting wake forest. nail biter. robert brown, short jumper in bumper to bumper traffic. they hold on to win 66-65. >> ravens, right? >> i'm thinking ali frasier when you talk ravens, patriots. >>> weather tomorrow will be another nice day, though not quite as warm as today was. >> thanks a lot. see you back here tomorrow. bye.

george washington's first inauguration. it was at a little church called st. paul's chapel. that is where george washington adjourned congress during the inauguration, to go down there and pray. during that prayer meeting, george washington asked for the blessings of god. the little chapel is located on the same territory where the world trade center was destroyed. i thought that was interesting, because washington said if we ever turned our back on god, god would lift his hand of protection and prosperity from this nation. just a few years ago, washington's monument there was damaged so badly that we can no longer go into it. do you know where his second inauguration was? guest: congress hall, in philadelphia. you can visit it. host: under article 2, section 1 of the constitution, the oath of office is listed in the constitution. "so help me god" is not. guest: that's right. they're still arguing about whether george washington said it or not. host: why are they arguing? guest: various eyewitness accounts. various eye witness accounts. a bunch of people report the same event

paul strand, cbn news, washington. >> george: and finally this week, a lost tribe has come home to israeld the return could be part of biblical prophecy. chris mitchell was at the airport when more than 50 members of the binine menasha tribe made history. >> their arrival was tearful and emotional. >> i feel like i'm home. >> i'm excited. i'm overwhelmed. i'm extremely -- it's unexplainable. i feel like crying. >> reporter: and this group is just the first of a long-awaited migration. nearly 2,000 tribe members live in israel, but five years ago the government stopped their return. now a recent decision permits all of the bene menasha, about 7,000, to return. >> the 10 tribes may have been lost to us for many centuries, but they were never lost in terms of their identity. >> reporter: michael worked for years to help bring about this moment. he believes the bene menasha return fulfills biblical prophecy. >> the prophet isaiah says, "fear not, for i am with you." "from the east i will bring your descendents." your descendents. these are the descendents of israel. and they are coming back f

all right, how about some college fastball, tough game for paul hewitt and his george mason guys.ortheastern keeping it close then pulling away. part of a 14-26 run. geern goes on to win 84-74. one final note, head coach bill o'brien, not going to the nfl. he will stay >> a bad football call can bother even the youngest of sports fans. the ref called for a first down in the outback bowl. it looked like there was still space between the ball and the first down pole. a south carolina fan let his 6-year-old daughter break it all down. >> yep, it's close to it. but is it touching it? >> no. >> are you sure? >> the football is really not touching that. it's really not. because it's closer to that. >> easy enough to see, right? don't worry, south carolina ended up >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- arnold schwarzenegger. from "pawn stars" rick harrison and chumlee.

paul hewitt and george mason, the patriot center. start in the first half.k at this good ball movement. taking their time. he will go baseline and finish. he led all scorers. led 21-33. second half, mason finishes off hofstra 56-46. it was a sad day in the world of baseball. sam usual has passed away at the age of 92. he was a three-time mvp and helped st. louis capture the world series. sad news out of baltimore. >> lindsey, weaver was a hall of fame manager with the orioles. weaver died in a caribbean cruise associated with the team. the fiery manager led the orioles to four world series, winning one. and martin o'malley released this statement. he said i am saddened to learn of the passing of earl weaver. one of the greatest baseball managers of our time. our thoughts and prayers are with his family. >> 1868, i should say, he also grew up with him in the minor leagues. he said something really great. nobody managed the ball club or pitching staff better than earl. he was ahead of this time. i will miss him every day. that is a listening time and a good fr

understaffede supervise organization forced td z -- supervisors forced to ask for help from prince george. paulwagner joins us, was this a coordinated sick-out? >> reporter: brian, the union b denies it, and risays the troubd new year's eve could have been voided if the department staffed up as it did in recent years. ed smith, the head of the union says the at the present time is choosing cost cutting overcu ttpublic safety a claim the fire chief denies. if you call for an ambulance ina the district of columbia new year's eve, you were likely left waiting for quite some time. multiple sources with internal department documents to back it up sa

paul hewitt and george mason patriots hosting the hofstra pride at the patriot center.alf, good ball movement. wright is going to get the nifty baseline lay-in. mason led 31-23 at the half. right now, mason leads by five, midway through the second half. >>> other local scores, au lost to holy cross 79-60. right now, georgetown leads south florida at the half. >>> it is a sad day in the sports world, as the earl of baltimore, feisty hall of fame manager earl weaver has passed away at the age of 82 while on a caribbean cruise. weaver, whose statue stands at camden yards took the birds to the world series four times over 17 seasons, winning one title in 1970. >>> and talking more about baltimore right now, the ravens are preparing for their afc championship matchup against the patriots tomorrow night. the same two teams met last year in the same game, with new england winning by three. this one is in foxborough, where the patriots have never lost with a super bowl on the line. but how in the heck do you stop tom brady? >> hire tanya harding. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. w

paul? >> reporter: will, prince georges county police say the driver of the fire engine was attempting to make a u-turn from the inner loop to the outer loop through a gap reserved for emergency vehicles when the engine was struck from behind. all five, all four firefighters, i should say, in the cab of the engine were hurt, including one who lost an arm. from sky fox, you can see the gap in the median where the driver of engine 28 was trying to turn. when the engine was hit from behind by a tractor-trailer. although no charge iss have been filed at this point -- charges have been filed, police say the driver of the tractor- trailer had the right-of-way. >> by this time, we believe in the early morning hours, approximately 2:40 a.m., a fire engine was dispatched to 495 southbound near route 50 to assist the maryland state police department with a minor vehicle accident. the fire engine arrived on scene of the accident and quickly determined that there were no injuries and cleared the scene. at this time, preliminarily, we believe that as the fire engine was clearing the scene, they were headin

. >> you paul, thank you. >> prince georges county police officer accused of assaulting a teenager learnshis fate in court. >> the latest on the hoax that caused a lock down on a virginia college campus. [ male announcer ] verizon fios is the fastest internet in america. just ask pc mag. [ man ] "cable can't touch fios upload speeds." "it's hard to imagine anyone ever beating fios." "there's no doubt fios is the fastest in the country." [ male announcer ] after 110,000 speed tests, nothing came close to fios. and with fios you get unlimited internet use. period. because according to pc mag... [ man ] "if it's available, you should get it." [ male announcer ] last chance to get the fios triple play for an incredible price online of just $89.99 a month guaranteed for 2 years. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities and get $300 back at 800-974-6006 tty/v. with a 2-year agreement. >>> a prince georges county police officer sued by a teenager has been found not guilty on all counts. corporal ricky addy was accused of holding a gun to this 13-year-old's head after hitting him i

this is george mason paul hewitt and right now george mason is good.her big win last night. this is sherod right. the patriots up by 7 at that point. second half all mason. allen underneath for the easy lay in. and mason wins 77-67. they have won 20 straight in the series. patriots second place in the caa. how about this. miami taking on number one duke. they ran a clinic on the duke. the number one team . mike doesn't even want to watch. they storm the court down there in miami. number one is done. duke gets blown out. 90-63. >> what? >>e down by over 30. miami is coached by jim larinega doing big things down there. that's the good news. the bad news is maryland plays at duke saturday. when you see coach k going like this you know he's going to have them ready to play. you hate to see a mad team. >> that's domination. all right. thank you , dave. >> thank you. very professionally done. >> io . now some redskins are dooped by a fake woman. coming up, how the team stepped in before anyone was catfished as they call it. >> ♪ oh, say does that star spangl

full-color newspapers from the period so you feel like you are reading over the shoulder of george washington or paul revere. now, the process for putting this book together was quite a journey for me. i started out as an enthusiast and then became a collect your and then became an educator through a web site and then ultimately through this book. the story of how i first discovered historic newspapers happened about five years ago. my wife and i took our first family vacation to galena illinois which is a cozy mississippi river town where on the main strip they there, we discovered a rare book shop. in that rare shop i found a nondescript container full of old newspapers. i picked one up and started reading it and with the april 21, 1865 "new york times." is reading about abraham lincoln and the reward for the capture of the conspirator. that moment triggered in me an intense passion and enthusiasm for history that i seriously had never had. so for the next five years, it became this journey of meticulous kind of collecting of newspapers because i am from the midwest. i don't have convenient access

george washington's first inauguration. it was at a little church called st. paul's chapel. at is where george washington adjourned congress during the inauguration, to go down there and pray. during that prayer meeting, george washington asked for the blessings of god. the little chapel is located on the same territory where the world trade center was destroyed. i thought that was interesting, because washington said if we ever turned our back on god, god would lift his hand of protection and prosperity from this nation. just a few years ago, washington's monument there was damaged so badly that we can no longer go into it. do you know where his second inauguration was? guest: congress hall, in philadelphia. you can visit it. host: under article 2, section 1 of the constitution, the oath of office is listed in the constitution. "so help me god" is not. guest: that's right. they're still arguing about whether george washington said it or not. various eye witness accounts. a bunch of people report the same event. no two people report exactly the same. host: calvin coolidge was

i played for paul mccartney and george harrison in 1968 in london. and in january of -- february, i guess, '68 in london. i had been lucky enough to get an opportunity to audition for apple records. they were signing acts at the time. i was 19 years old. i had my guitar, and i had this song that i played for them. i'll play it for you now. ♪ ♪ >> is that coming across, laura? ♪ well, it's something in the way she moves, looks my way or or calls my name. ♪ that seems to leave this troubled world behind. ♪ and if i'm feeling down -- or troubled by some foolish game, you know, she always seems to make me change my mind. ♪ i feel fine anytime she's around me now, she's around me now almost all the time. ♪ if i'm well, you can tell that she's been with me now, she's been with me now quite a long, long time. ♪ and i feel fine. ♪ every now and then the things that i lean on lose their meaning, and i find myself careening into places where i should not let me go. ♪ she has a power to go where no one else can find me and to silently remind me of the happiness

george washington's first inauguration. it was at a little church called st. paul's chapel. e george washington adjourned congress during the inauguration, to go down there and pray. during that prayer meeting, george washington asked for the blessings of god. the little chapel is located on the same territory where the world trade center was destroyed. i thought that was interesting, because washington said if we ever turned our back on god, god would lift his hand of protection and prosperity from this nation. just a few years ago, washington's monument there was damaged so badly that we can no longer go into it. do you know where his second inauguration was? guest: congress hall, in philadelphia. you can visit it. host: under article 2, section 1 of the constitution, the oath of office is listed in the constitution. "so help me god" is not. guest: that's right. they're still arguing about whether george washington said it or not. various eye witness accounts. a bunch of people report the same event. host: calvin coolidge was sworn in in 1923 and had a second ceremony just

paul o'neill treasury secretary under george w.s an idea. >> you really want to scrap the entire u.s. tax code? >> yes. >> why? >> because it's inefficient, ineffective and fundamentally unfair. so i believe this. the revenue system should be used to raise money, shouldn't be organized to distribute benefits. >> no tax deductions? >> no deductions, no credits, no nothing. it's to raise revenue. and ideally, we should two it with a progressive value added tax, that means -- >> that's a national sales tax, correct? >> well, it's not quite. progressive is important to me, i don't want people to pay taxes if they have $20,000 a year worth of income. but at 30,000, i might like for people to pay $1. just $1. so they have a legitimate claim for saying, i'm part of the society, and i don't pay a lot, but i do pay something. everybody participates, and there's no game playing, it's a very efficient way to raise revenue. right now, it costs us $431 billion a year to administer the tax system we have, and the tax gap, the money we're not col

paul o'neill, treasury secretary under george w.n idea. >> you really want to scrap the entire u.s. tax code. >> i do. >> why? >> because it's inefficient, it's ineffective, and its fundamentally unfair. so i believe this -- revenue systems should be used to raise money. it shouldn't be organized to distribute benefits. >> so no tax deductions. >> no deductions, no credits, no nothing. it's to raise revenue. and ideally we should do it with a progressive value-added tax. that means -- >> that's a national sales tax, correct? >> well, it's not quite because progressive is important to me. i don't want people to pay taxes if they have $20,000 a year worth of income, but at $30,000, i'd like people to pay 1 dollar, just $1.00 so they have a legitimate claim for saying i'm part of the society and i don't pay a lot but i pay something. everybody participates. there's no game playing. it's a very efficient way to pay taxes. right now it costs over $31 million a year to administer it. the tax gap that we theoretically owe is $41 billion a

paul. dr. -- george maison university and the honorable gail senior fellow at project hope. maggie? [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] good morning, thanks everybody for being here. i would like to thank the panel for being here. as the program points out these are three of the deepest thinkers on health policy issues in the country. i'm representing the shaling low end of the scale here. the to balance it out so you can see the stage is tipping. [laughter] pretty hard. >> it's a metaphoric. [laughter] >> i think doctor said a good tone in the opening comment and i think that's probably a good way to get to our discussion is to ask about these points he raised especially will the f -- and perhaps transition to ways we can get physicians, patients, and insurers more on board with improving medicare. and how medicare can lead the way. i know, you have very specific thought on this subject, but dr. ginsburg, i love my job. i can call people doctor. i know, it will be safe. doctor ginsburg what's is the best way to get physicians better involved in improving care via medicare? >> act

paul storr. and he was the royal goldsmith to george iv. and we have a date letter here for 1837. ieces by paul storr in all the years i've been doing the roadshow. and after paul de lamerie, he's probably the most famous silversmith working in the british isles. he was the manager of the greatest firm of retailers at the time rundell, bridge and rundell, and they supplied the royal family with a lot of the best silver made during the regency period. look at these beautiful sea horses. wonderfully sculptured. this great plume of reeds coming up supporting this rather big grand bowl. so we're talking of a very important silversmith, and a sizeable object. all the armorials or crests or any inscription that might have been on the plinth or on the side of the bowl had been removed which is a great shame because that might have taught us who it was made for. my guess is that as it was dated 1837 that it was probably made for the coronation of queen victoria, but ordered by a governor of one of the australian states. what we've got to imagine is this put together on its plinth... like t

so you feel like you're reading it over the shoulder of george washington or paul revere. now, the process for putting this book together was quite a journey for me. i started out as an enthusiast, then became a dirt and then became an educator or website called bagram.com and ultimately through this book. the story of how i first discovered historic newspapers have been about five years ago. my wife and i took her first family vacation to kalina, illinois, a cozy mississippi river town, were on the main strip they are rediscovered a rare book shop anywhere bookshop i found this nondescript container of old newspapers. picked one up and started reading it is april 21st 1865 "new york times." i was reading about abraham lincoln's assassination and reward for the capture of his conspirators. appleman triggered an intense passion and enthusiasm for history that i previously never had. for the next five years it became this journey of collecting of newspapers because i'm tucked away in the midwest. i don't have convenient access to a lot of wonderful archives on the east coast

paul storr. and he was the royal goldsmith to george iv. and we have a date letter here for 1837.o look at this piece and see how fabulously made it is. look at these beautiful seahorses here wonderfully sculptured and this great plume of reeds coming up, supporting this rather big, grand bowl. so we're talking a very important silversmith and a sizeable object. and paul storr is noted for making a lot of the silver at buckingham palace right. and he made a lot for george iv at carlton house. so very, very important silversmith, for anybody interested in the subject. what slightly intrigues me there's no inscription or no coat of arms relating to it, so i haven't heard anything about whether it was inscribed once upon a time or-- no, i must profess ignorance. my apologies. well, i think what we've got to imagine is this put together on its plinth like that. and imagine it shining bright and sparkly. these are so tarnished that i think you might need to have them professionally cleaned. when tarnish has been on silver for such a long period of time and this has obviously been tucke

george w. bush brought in paul o'neill.favored by wall street and capitol hill to be his treasury secretary, and then later bush said he did not share his enthusiasm for tax cuts. and it's one thing to disagree with the president, but in neil's case he belittled the president and it got back to bush. so you have to give your opinion directly to the president. >> neil: with lincoln -- this its historical lore. >> he would have his cabinet out, and in that case they're forcing this amendment of abolishing slavery, he would slam his fiveses thon table and he could be temper tantrum abe. and the buck stops with the president. but the cabinet itself has to inspire, does it not? they have to stand out for who they are themselves, don't they? >> that's right. a cabinet member is often positioning himself to maybe run for president. so sometimes that rivalry happens and emerges, but a president is really best served by someone like ted sorensen. he was the antiyes man for kennedy. kennedy trusted him and he would give him the unvar

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