he was president of b&o railroad. some historians said the history of the b&o railroad can be written in three time periods. before garrett, during garrett, after garrett. he was a fantastic businessman. he understood how to get things done. he was very demanding. working with his most able assistant, william prescott smith, they provided the first support for the union by sending marines and robert eva lee to .arpers ferry to counteract they were instrumental in moving troops and supplies to and from washington. then maintaining the main line of the b&o throughout the war. one of the aspects that make the civil war that the first modern war was that railroad and its application to moving supplies and troops. the u.s. army did not have a component until the civil war when it created the united states military railroad. part of that railroad was the construction corps commanded by hermann howe. given regiments of white crews. they work whatever was handy pair they were not interested in the work. they were short term.

a number of 100 day ohio regiments guarded the b&o railroad. here, we have the pioneer, the pioneer built in 1851 was owned by the cumberland valley railroad. the cumberland valley railroad ran from just west of harrisburg, down to cumberland valley to hagerstown, maryland, through chambersburg. this is, as you can see, a very small locomotive. it pulled only two or three rail cars. the problem was the cumberland valley's rail system, the tracks and the ties, were very poorly constructed and it couldn't handle anything larger. so, rather than rebuild the tracks, they simply bought small locomotives. by the time the war began, they were upgrading their system, but this engine was still in service. in fact, in 1862 after the antietam campaign, jeb stewart made a cavalry raid into chambersburg, and during that raid, this locomotive was severely damaged. it now belongs to the smithsonian institution and is on loan here and one of the many locomotives we have restored in our restoration shop. as can be imagined, one of the primary missions of the b

52 then you could haul in all the b-17s and b-24s we had in 1944.ause stripes changed. and the bombers speed and its altitude have been greatly increased. this b-58 nice higher and faster than any bomber we've ever had. it has to. because they've also increased the speed and the range and the altitude capability of the counterweapons that can knock the heavy womaner down. weapons comparable to our own f-104. or any ground-to-air or air-to-air intercept missile or rocket, the other side might have. in fact, that's what war is all about. it is always the same old story of action and counteraction of a new weapon designed to catch the enemy off guard and a second new weapon to cup ter act the first. every aircraft and every missile we have today has been developed within this pattern to prepare or meet some new unexpected weapon. now look at this b-52 again. fast as she is and as high as she nice, this bomber or the later b-58 is conceivably vulnerable to interception or to ground-to-air weapons defending the assigned target area. therefore some of our

look at this b-52 again.s fast and high as she flies, this bomber or the later b-58 is conceivably vulnerable to interception or to ground-to-air weapons defending its assigned target area. therefore, some of our bombers are armed with weapons that both extend their range and increase their cape bability of self-defense. lawned from altitude, these missiles can can carry a nuclear warhead many hurricanndreds of . you know what that means to the man on these bomber crews. it means a good percentage of them are going to stand a good chance of getting hope and you want to remember how important these crew men are to us. now consider this though. intercontinental ballistic missiles are built to do what long range bombers are to do. to carry a heavy payload to a target hundreds or thousands of miles away. so why use the bomber? why risk any of these men? why not use the missile and let it go at that? a long range or intercontinental ballistic missile has one big advantage over manned aircraft. you can get it up an

now, look at this b-52 again.t as she is and as high as she flies this bomber or even the later b-58 is conceivably vulnerable to interception. or to ground to air weapons defending its assigned target area. therefore, some of our bombers are armed with weapons that both extend their range and increase their capability of self-defense by enabling them to avoid these heavily defended targets. launched from altitude these supersonic air to surface guided missiles can carry a nuclear warhead many thousands of miles impacting with accuracy. that means hitting the target right on the nose from relative safety several hundred miles away. and you know what that means to these men on the bomber crews. it means a good percentage of them are going to stand a good chance of getting home. and you want to remember how important these crewmen are to us. consider this, though, intercontinental ballistic missiles are built to do exactly what long-range bombers are made to do. to carry a heavy payload to a target hundreds or thous

back to gary b.'s point about the debt i've spent this whole week in south florida and the rates on those have gone up because the national parks don't have no money but we have enough money to give all these tax cuts to these corporations. now if it stimulates the economy i'll be the first one to jump on the stool and talk about it as a small businessman but i think we can walk and chew gum at the same time and we should be doing things that helps everybody instead of just a few. dagen: jonas, here is one thing. we will never close the annual budget deficit unless we grow revenue and grow the economy faster than its been growing over the last decade. revenues only been growing the last two years when the deficit has grown at 1%. it should be growing at 3-5% during an expansion. this is how we get there. this tax reform. >> i will say first of all i'd like to congratulate chuck on his new show animal planet everybody liked that. >> [laughter] >> going to be amazing. >> i'd also like to say look i'm fo

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the b&o was in continuous operation until 1986 and is a legacy now. its track is basically formed with csx today. the museum is 40 acres and five buildings. the 1884 roundhouse is the jewel. inside the round house are some of the most significant pieces in our collection. we have a rolling stock locomotive collection of approximately 180 pieces. the roundhouse is filled with some of the most unique, world-class, one-of-a-kind locomotives you are ever going to find anywhere. railroading began in the united states in maryland, the baltimore and ohio was the first common carrier, the first to carry passengers and freight on a regular schedule. the baltimore and ohio was basically formed because of the canal craze in the 1820's. the success of the erie canal lead people in washington to propose the idea of the chesapeake and ohio canal, which would leave baltimore out of the loop. a bunch of businesses were very familiar with what was going on in england at the time, where railroading began about 15 years earlier. so they went to england. they explored th

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gary b.from the anti-trump plotting we found out about with the man working on the hillary clinton investigation and then for bob mueller special counsel when his mistress and him were texting back and forth whether it's an official at the justice department whose wife actually worked on putting together that discredited trump dossier paid for by the democrats, we've got to get to the bottom of this or nobody will ever trust anybody in law enforcement ever again. >> well here is the problem though dagen. and it kind of dovetails what we were talking about last week when i said we should move on from the hillary thing and it dovetails with our earlier segment talking about cutting regulations. the trust in government is gone. it's done. john said like 13% i think overall it's about 18% in government in total. it hasn't always been this way. back in the days of jfk, now maybe that was cammellot and everything but people believed it was like 70% people trust the government and now 18%. that's wh

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we're on "b."b," as amended, state party budget should be transparent and subject to similar guidelines as the dnc budgetary bylaws and amendments to this commission's reforms. it's "b" as amended. >> we already voted on the amendment, so -- >> it's okay. >> so anything that's amended have been updated and it's on the screen and it's in bold and underline. >> okay. so this is "b" as amended. you have to look at the screen, not at anything printed. i'm going to read it again. you guys -- thank you. state party budget should be transparent and subject to similar guidelines as the dnc budget tear budgetary bylaws and amendments to this commission's reform. plural. okay. all those in favor of "b" as read, please indicate by raising your hands. all in favor of as read, raise your hand, please. unanimous. we're on "c." "c" here is different from "c" there. >> okay. it's not underlined. >> no, because you added -- >> it's fine. >> -- a new amendment, no, on "b." >> i got it. yep. >> i'll explain it for ev

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i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b. brush like a pro. gregg: president trump expressing his frustration with china. he tweeted caught red-handed. very disappointed china is allowing oil to go to north korea. there will never be a friendly solution to the north korea problem if this continues to happen. reports that president trump may choose to kill the iran deal as early as next month. first he will decide whether to recertify the agreement. let's talk about all of this now. with fox news middle east and terrorism expert dr. walid phares. the president should not be surprised at china's behavior. they have long sought to undermine sanctions against north korea, right? >> absolutely. he should not be surprised. we should not be surprised he or the government are frustrated because of the chinese behavior. on the one hand china along with russia and other members of the security council voted sanctions against north korea. that's a change compared to the last 8 years. but china doesn't know exactly ways going to happen. so on the one hand

i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b.pro. >>> from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. every decision on trade, on taxes, on immigration, on foreign affairs, will be made to benefit american workers and american families. >> that's a memorable chunk of the president's inaugural address. and a reminder that america first has in this first year often translated to america alone, or america isolated. both the united nations security council and the larger general assembly rebuke president trump for officially recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital, accusing the united states of taking sides on a question long set aside to be settled in israeli/palestinian peace negotiations. the white house could have ignored the rebuke but instead relished the fight and promised there will be a price to pay for it. >> the united states will remember this day in which it was singled out for attack in the general assembly for the very act of exercis

the b&o had a huge display hall called the transportation hall. theye 1930's there not -- knocked the roof down on top of it. we were able to determine that one half of wall as well as flooring had been replaced. it was much newer than the other side. these engines are very unique in the sense that a very typical bmw, very unique to the b&o. these were in wide use. they produced hundreds of these there are only two that exist today. 1869 ande have from there is another that is a little older than this one. when you think about the location of the engine cab, it is right on top of before the. in the summertime you are literally driving a locomotive on top of the boiler, you can probably add another 15 or 20 degrees. very uncomfortable for the engineer. the firemen was located on the tender behind, so communication between them was not always good. not a very practical design in that sense. definitely not comfortable. very unique in terms of what you are seeing. i am standing in front of the oldest caboose in our collection. 75. is the c-17 it dates

i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b. over and one of the most remarkable stories of the year has been the stock market and the strong economy. cnn's christine romans and richard quest explain in their look back. ♪ >> reporter: bit coin exploids. >> reporter: amazon rules. >> reporter: ceos revolt and investors cheer. >> here are top seven money stories in 2017. >> number seven, brick and mortars retail apocalypse. record 6,700 plus locations shuttered in 2017, a stunning list of bankruptcies, more than 70,000 retail jobs lost but online sales are soaring. wal-mart's pivot to e commerce pays off. amazon, the king of digital shopping saw its stock price cross $1,000 a share making ceo jeff bezzose the richest man in the world. amazon bought a brick and mortar chain bringing us to our next story. >>> number six, mega mergers. amazon's $13 billion purchase of whole foods was one of the splashiest deals of the year and in true amazon style the retail juggernaut immediately dropped prices. verizon closed its purchase of yahoo.

is b tabled? this is the new b. you just tell me what's tabled. we are voting on 2-b. the commission calls for the formation of a detailed conflict of interest policy that expands on the ethics policy article 1, section 7 and modeled from best practices of other entities or government legislative bodies. all those in favor, pleas raise your hands. it's unanimous and it is adopted. >> point of inquiry, i believe jane went out to the bathroom. weit within our authority -- haven't had a bathroom break in a while. >> we don't need a bathroom reak for people to go. >> on c we are tabling this on the bottom buds man croum and come back with updated language. on d amended, the nominations process and notice on deadlines for nominations should include all d.n.c. positions and at-large members and committee members. the chair will nominate a slate but any d.n.c. nominations should reflect the views in our party as well as the diversity of our members. all those in favor, please raise your hands. e, we are tabling, which is the discussion on budget and finance committee and budg

you can read all of the documents released by the f-b-i today. we also have information on how to protect yourself from a potential terror attack. it's all on kron-4 dot com. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. (grant) before taking off for his christmas vacation friday, president donald trump signed some important bills that lawmakers approved earlier in the week. the president also took the opportunity to tout his 20-17 successes and promised taxpayers will be seeing more in their paychecks come february. natasha chen reports from washington. before getting on air force one to celebrate the holidays, president trump told reporters he had intended to sign the tax bill in january, until he saw tv newscasts questioning whether he'd keep his promise of signing by christmas. president donald trump: and i called downstairs and said get it ready.he said he's proud of the bill, saying it will help the middle class and boosting jobs, promising that by february first, many people will get a pleasant surpr

which got him fired from n-b-c.women have filed complaints with n-b-c regarding the now former 'today show' host. reporter brian stelter from our partners at c-n-n has more on new allegations surfacing.. the today show once again addressing matt lauer's firing this morning:hoda kotb/ host, "today":"our top story is once again about our former colleague matt lauer. " savannah guthrie/ host, "today":"and in fact we just moments ago received a statement from matt, and let me read it to you. 'there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused others by words and actions. to the people i have hurt, i am truly sorry. as i am writing this i realize the depth of the damage and disappointment i have left behind at home and at nbc. some of what is being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized, but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed.'alarming new allegations of sexual misconduct emerging against matt lauer.a former nbc employee telling the new york time

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