one thing to say is binger was a very partisan person. he was a republican.e didn't much like democrats and the whole of reconstruction was partisan. and no, there were very few democratic votes for the 14th amendment at the time. of course the parties are totally different band than they are now. democrats are mostly from the south and they had disbelief in different things than what would be the case now. besides the book talks about between congress and the president didn't say congress were very, very bitter. this is a time when a senator was beaten senseless on the floor of the senate and where people carry pistols into the capital and have been in the house chamber. so he certainly would've been comfortable with the thought of very partisan, very intense fighting for what he thought was right. beyond that, it's hard to know what he thought about the specifics of health care for that sort of thing. >> that's great. yes, sir. >> part of the remarkable language of the 14th amendment, the two words, any person, any person. citizen comes up earlier. it inclu

then binger the man with the big egg go but money available at the time to make the dream come true builtm the ground up on the exact northwest corner of 35 and state. where the iit administration. he built the bing arcade. i'm looking back there and asking your brother, mr. davis, about that facility. along with tim black both had wonderful memories going not only the bank but the activities at the arcade. now both the arcade and the bank that was next to it torn down. i love that chapter. i learned a lot about it. my big e complaint about the chapter. there was no expansion beyond mentioning a monopoly here and there. there was a lot to mention. so that might accounted for why there was short shoplift given to certain business in entrepreneurial activity. in looking at one of my favorite chapters, i want to conclude in a minute or so, one of my favorites was one mentioned by bryan. that was the one on negro aristocrats. johnson wrote that. now the significance of that chapter was that it was based on his actual memories having grown up in chicago and having seen person of high social st

temperatures today a lot like yesterday but by tomorrow even slightly warmer and then binger changes are coming. by monday we are cooling it down. wednesday looks like it'll be one of the coldest days and in the extended forecast i will show you how cold. in addition to this cold weather the slight possibility of a few scattered showers, right now doesn't look like much. ten to 20%. barely worth mentioning but we may just get a few sprinkles and the snow levels will be falling, all the way down in to the foothills, we are talking about 2500 feet this will be a cold system. for the afternoon today mostly sunny skies, 67 for oakland, 68 redwood city and 65 san francisco, go inland, temperatures in the mid to upper 60's, livermore, fairfield, napa, your extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. temperatures again will be warmer for tomorrow. off shore breeze expected to develop and that will be the warmest day. we start to turn around as early as monday. that cooling trend there. notice tuesday and wednesday, slight pocket of maybe a few scattered showers, the tempera