augustine said nature was permanent. pelagius did not think so. he said they could use their own free choices to adopt their own purposes, to create themselves. that is why a later follower of pelagius said freedom of choice is that by which man is emancipated from god. expect withmight followers who say things like that, pelagius was condemned by a council in 431. this philosophy h lived on in latea 20ths century and early 21st century america, and if you listen closely, you can hear it almost everywhere, in our fiction and film and school bookcula and self-help books. it features prominently in our law. the most eloquent contemporary statement of pelagianism drum has come from an opinion by the supreme court in a passage written by former justice anthony kennedy. in 1992, in a case called casey v. pennsylvania, he worked this -- at the heart of liberty is the right to define one's own concept of existence, of meaning, of the universe, and of the mysteries of human life. --is the pelagianism vision liberty is the right to choose your own meaning,

now, the british commander-in-chief in east florida and georgia, major general augustine prebo wrote that the object of the expedition was to open the back thetry to put oto the test professions of loyalty of its inhabitants. those loyal tory inhabitants failed the test. of the promise 6000 fighters, only 1100 showed, and their zeal disappointed and expected indian allies, not one of. . for those and other reasons, the british withdrew to savannah and the low countries. 1780,ollowing year, may, america,st city in charleston, south carolina, and inside the city the only american army and the south surrendered to a strong british expeditionary force. and from there, from charleston -- the british regulars and provincial regulars marched up the santee river and established bases of communication and supply. also a major base of camden in the backcountry. all here in orangeburg and the way out to the far back country and 96 where they established a very strong base and across the savannah river and augusta. least 2/3 of the white population lived. lord cornwallis it took over the command

augustine. his siblings, carol, olivia, charlene, sharon, irma ruth, and many god children, special god children, as well as nieces and nephews and relatives will miss him dearly. on a personal note i knew this amazing man as my uncle otis. he was one of my father's childhood best friends fwroge up in selma, alabama, uncle otis, my dat, charles williams, and ted washington refer to themselves as the four amigos in grammar school, a name that stuck with them throughout their lives. these men never forgot the lessons they learned from the fathers at the boys club in selma. their love for their hometown of selma and their commitment to service through sports will always be remembered. uncle otis and aunty linda were constant presence in the lives of my twin brothers and myself. i will always count on them for word of encouragement and boast of pride in my many accomplishments. i know i stand today as alabama's first black congresswoman because of the love and support of mentors like uncle otis and

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the same thing with cicero and senate dustin -- saint augustin. kirk thought we, too, were at the end of the west and therefore our job would be like medieval monks, to transcribe and conserve, but then this young senator who had a lot of charisma and even though only about 1/3 of the population like likedhat third really him. i'm not a goldwater scholar, but bile accounts, it's hard to dislike him. he met with people and was totally honest. people used to talk about when goldwater and nixon would meet donors, goldwater would never placate a donor. if it was gm and they wanted a subsidy of iteris, goldwater would say to the face, "no, i would never do that," and nixon would say "i think we could work something out" -- if it was gm and they wanted a subsidy or trror -- subsidy or arriff. i don't think any of us would think old water lied. he's just a guy who whatever he thought he spoke. i think kirk was pretty taken from that. goldwater calling him from "my twoon, d.c., saying favorite authors are you and friedrich hayek." i need to know what to s

that was a magical moment at augustine they hope they can re-create that. >> what we believe or whenou see the three of the method together. what kind of body language, if you're watching the group together what are you looking for? >> the two younger guys have looked up to tiger and now competing against him for a long stretch tiger didn't win a major since 2008 until he wanted augustine. it had been a long stretch. now they are competing against him so the gun from idolizing to be like him to be in the mix. i think it changes the dynamic of little, players of the past have talked about the tiger crack and how it is to get used to because people are moving and only wanting to see him, these other guys are great, great players. jordan has been playing well. about ten or 15 minutes before the brooks koepka is going to be keen off and will try to win his third straight open and nobody's done that in 114 years. at the last time that somebody one through neural. there are so many interesting records like that that are out here right now you phil nicholson who is not oneness and really wa

the problem is augustine's chicken costs double the price of the cheap imports although he has one of the few large scale operations left in ghana it's nowhere near as efficient as its overseas rivals and like other farmers augusten doesn't have the infrastructure. it's. bogus since customers are his neighbors and friends. thank you so very few if indeed it's a this one is false even in. the . me yes you. might eat next day it's off to the market we'd like to know if there's a difference in quality between mass produced chicken from abroad and the local variety. it tastes good and is being fed and hard truths in it. for a while and. said. i think it's also thought that when you. and i are going to laugh. i really like your local one but oh my make the. oldest and says the only way he stayed in business is by diversifying he has his own feed plant. cause little bits so that there will come. across them as a reasonable price feed is the biggest cost for farmers europe subsidizes it giving its farmers an advantage. and the u. has a raft of free trade deals with africa that gives both sid

st augustine in northeastern florida calls itself the oldest continuously occupied settlement established by the europeans in the united states. fund staley own came ashore here on his florida expedition and then moved on. 50 years later the spanish erected a small wooden fort. in the 17th century after raids by english ships the imposing custom you descend marcos was built in its place. pirates found refuge in the islands of the region's. many it started as ordinary smugglers when they saw galleons loaded with gold and silver setting sail for europe the lure of a quick profit was too much to resist. the caribbean gradually became a haven for murderers and thieves. eventually spain's dominance in the new world began to wane. in 1607 english settlers landed further up the east coast in what is now the state of virginia. after entering chesapeake bay 3 ships sailed up the james river. the passengers were supposed to build a fort for a new settlement jamestown. for people seeking a better life across. the atlantic the virginia company of london offered free passage in return for work in the

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literatur mysteries and the classics of the latest authors virginia woolf dickens and freud in saint augustinekarl marx and voltaire. hemingway, spinoza, james joyce. he tells nothing much he read homer in greek. he said he did not know but can you imagine a drawl --dash trying on his. >> and one who has duty in his bones, he attributed his reading to the inability to shake the gospel of self-improvement absorbed in his youth in the eighties reading greek for the first time. to his friends he explained preparing for my final examination. he ruled book once started had to be finished. 's last secretary remembered the then retired justice would literally groan yet steadfastly refusing to abandon it neither of the secretaries could remember him giving up with a scandalous novel. he was then in his 90th year and had begun to have the secretary read aloud to him. the increasingly red-faced young man reaching one page 107 before he interrupted. we will not finish this book. it is not redeemed by the pornography. but his deep strain of phyllis cap one --dash will be an equally deeper since. >> averag

by women and one was written by a man who signed it as a woman and then had the woman -- women of augustine county sign it. it did not succeed. the people moving for gradual emancipation lost but it is a powerful moment and the supporters thought they could use it to support their argument against slavery. does coalesce questions. >> i am from massachusetts. , because --is harden down on restricted slavery and in response to the aggressive slave rebellion, how do you think america would have responded to malcolm x. had he been more successful in meeting aggressive revolts and perhaps even killing more white people in the name of civil rights instead of mlk's peaceful approach to change? breen: great question. malcolm x. is one of the enduring figures and what would he think? one thing we have to be careful of is saying -- we have the size these things. malcolm x. is many different people. if you look at the new biography , you see these guys change over time and you to be careful not thing.there is one solid i want to contextualize. there are points at which he is looking, at which he is tr

this is being considered in part after the death of augustine gonzalez. police were cleared of wrongdoing. critics say officers opened fire less than 10 seconds after confronting them. and he was armed only with a razor blade. >> protesters are expected to gather outside during an animal rights protest. critics believe they are treating ducks in humanely. people chained themselves together at the main gate. a spokesperson with the sheriff's department said the farm was investigated five years ago after similar allegations but that the farm was found to be treating its animals humanely. >> they are notorious for making he allegations against every chicken farm. we did an investigation in 2014 and found no violations at all. >> they are people just like we are. they just look different. they speak a different language. but certainly they love their families. they want to live and be happy. >> at last check, dozens are still in jail charged with a conspiracy to commit a crime, which is a felony. >>> it is 5:04 right now. new this morning, san francisco super

charles augustine's leale. he was a 23 row. he had just graduated bellevue medical college in new york only some six weeks prior. that's a little deceiving because his stepfather was a doctor and as a young man, he had -- his father had overseen the marine hospital important, maine and dr. leale -- young charles, actually, gained surgical experience. he recalls receiving his first surgical instruction at the hospital as he visited the wards as a young man. himddition, his father had privately tutored by two of the ,reatest positions of the day austin flint senior and the other frank hamilton. frank hamilton went on to be involved with the union army and wrote a manual of military surgery which was used by the union surgeons. ,e indeed, in medical school took a course under dr. hamilton and, ironically, the treatment of head wounds. and that, indeed is the manual .r. hamilton had written at the time of the assassination, he was a surgeon in charge of the commissioned officers ward at armory square hospital on the mall there in w

the augustine a 109 ee crash landed on top of a high-rise in midtown manhattan and caught fire.and has been identified as a tim mccormick. at the time of the crash it was raining heavily and visibility was down to one icongresswoman the faa to ban most helicopter flights above manhattan. >> there is absolutely no safe place to land. if you have a problem it's not safe to crash in the water, it's not safe to land in the streets or on the rooftops. >> officials stressed that the crash appears to be an accident and not terror related. >>> a major milestone in the effort to open the problem plagued trans bay transit center. where the repair work now stands. >>> and why supervisors in one bay area city will vote today on whether to provide security at an exclusive club. ttat y have fast internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable internet and save hundreds on your wireless bill. that's simple, e

augustine have one thing in common with this strategy. i don't know donald trump's o theothe iranian regime. they have been expanding their terror activities and seemingly stepping up the pace, but is there a battle within theme iranian rege should be conscious of to try not to tilt things over to the hard core radicals, or do just need to lay down some deterrents? is there a way we could set talk them into being nicer? there are all these things. it's all abo the regime. are they or we the aggressor here? these are the bas questions that underlie how you react. to know how you react, you have to know how they will react, and you have to have a theorof what they're thinking. a normal president would give an oval office address and tell us. but we don't ht.e tha i don't know what the proper deterrence is because i don't know what will deter or what eir goals are. >> woodruff: mark, is there clarity in the administration's approach iran? >> no. no, there isn't, judy. the old saying in washington is if you want people in on a ky landing, mak

is aheory of just war philosophical enterprise that begins arguably with saint augustine, and extends through catholic europe through the centuries as theologians debate the ways in which military force can be conducted within a christian framework. those laws are then put together by hugo roche. but they had not yet been codified, but they will be codified in about 20 minutes. and in the labor code, there is a formalization of the ideas of just war. it relies on soldiers being able to discriminate among those people on whom they would subject violence. the discrimination here is that i will only subject to legal violence those enemies in uniform and armed against me. others outside of that, and uniformed enemies who have been wounded or lay down their arms, they cannot be subjected to lethal violence. this really obscures all of this, that's the central problem liber is marked down in the centrica. when gorillas are not organized are notlas -- guerillas organized, this generates what we call a counterinsurgency strategy. ony will fight a regular war most of the catalyst -- battlefiel

even though it was just released 46 days ago, this augustine has announced on twitter he's already seen every day since april 26th, and he shows no signs of slowing down. >> uh. >> at this point he's writing our paychecks. >> yeah, i guess so. >> paying out that money. >> i guess. are you impressed? >> i am impressed. >> i am not. >>> finally, the celebrity photo bomb that's going viral for all the wrong reasons. >> this is jerry seinfeld's daughter sasha. >> hilarious. >> and her date jack posing in their prom outfits. >> and that just to the left -- >> oh, yeah. >> peeking out from behind that bush is dad's behind. his wife jessica shared this snap saying, i could not resist, >>> making news in "america this morning," new details about this deadly helicopter dplash restricted air space. the pilot kicked, crashing in a sky skarp. worker fear another 9/11. details about what happened just before the crash and what the veteran pilot failed to do. >>> back in boston. david ortiz under police escort, rushed to the hospital. flown from the dominican republic. the red sox paying tribute. >>

augustine including fire department showed up to wish shemy a happy birthday.one came to his party at first. he posted a plea for more people to join. shemy's mother susan told us she didn't know about the post until strangers started showing up at the door. >> they put everything in their heart to make a boy happy. i bless you. it was a blessing. >> it sure was. the family predicts shemy will remember this for the rest of his life. >> we will too. june 20th. big anniversary for us, you know. >> is it? >> it's a month. i was a month ago today. >> it's been a month >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >>> good morning everyone. it is 8:55. sacramento police officer tara o'sullivan died after being shot and killed overnight on a domestic disturbance call on redwood avenue. o'sullivan is the first sacramento avenue -- sacramento officer to die in the line of duty in 20 years. >>> family and friends of two men stabbed to death in san d skyline boulevard by their killer. one man is in custody for one of the killings. >>> transit workers in santa clara county vo

it reminds me of a statement that was attributed to saint augustine. said, lord, grant me chastity and virtue but not yet. he wanted to wait. it's always easier to wait to do the right thing. it is especially true in washington. you mentioned some of the arguments that are frequently raised in response to the argument for term limits. one is that it is not a panacea. it will not solve every problem. if we can't solve every problem, we should not try to solve this one. what can you tell us about how individual members might behave differently if term limits were on the books and imposed by a constitutional amendment? >> we have talked a lot about it. the freedom that comes from being able to act for your constituents and not to act towards getting a future position on a committee or chairmanship, most of you know sitting up there, you rock the boat your first european, which you did, the chances of you going into elected leadership in the conference go down dramatically. again, if you come up and you want to get to be a -- the prize when i got here was

augustine during the version to christianity lord grant me crafty and convert yew but not yet. he wanted to wit. it's always easier to wait to do the right thing. especially true in washington. you mentioned a minute ago some of the arguments that are frequently raised in argument to against term limits one it's not a panacea. it's not solving every problem. as if to suggest we if we can't solve every problem let's not solve this one. what can you tell us about your persons about how individual members might behave differently if the term limits were on the books and imposed by the constitutional amendment? >> well, we've talked a lot about it. but if -- again, the freedom that comes from being able to act for your constituents and not to act towards getting a future position on a committee or chairmanship, and most of you know sitting up there you rock the boat, your first year up here, which you did, the chances of you going into elected leadership in the conference go down dramatically. it would surprise me. so, again, if you come up and you want to get to be a -- the prize