between the by the parallels between the time and place in which i was living in the early 1960s, border state city like baltimore engulfed by these cities in the deeper south. between that and what happened hundreds of years earlier in the early 1860s, confrontation between the federal government and southern political leaders who were vowing massive resistance to national laws, violence in conflict, violence far greater scale 1860s than 1960s but violence nonetheless. martin luther king trying to get president kennedy to issue a new emancipation proclamation on the 100th anniversary of the first one. the march on washington in 1963. all of these things were crowding together in the early 1960s. that's when i made the decision not at first a very popular decision with professor woodward to shift my focus from looking at the first reconstruction in a state like alabama to looking at the role of the abolitionist after the beginning of the civil war and after the abolition of slavery, which was a preoccupation of my scholarship for the next 15 years with a dissertation and book that grew out of it, "

the spillover in baltimore, which was a border state city at the time. the schools had been integrated under the leadership of david fisher's father, who was the superintendent of the baltimore school system, but many other facilities in baltimore and other parts of maryland were still segregated. this still was the jim crow era, although the end of the jim crow era. of course the civil rights movement had generated a lot of hostility and violence in the south especially in 1961 during freedom riders going through alabama and mississippi. i began to think twice about whether i wanted to go down and spend six months or a year in alabama county court houses and the state archives driving around the state with a car with a northern license plate during those years. but more important in the decision, a fairly important decision i made was the context of the civil rights movement with northern activists, black and white traveling through the south trying to bring about change in race relations in the

states based on 1967 borders? not less. and is jerusalem the capital city of palestine? this is the consensus of the u.n. secretary, resolution, consensus of all of us. two-state, then they must come to the table, instead of building new settlements in the palestinians' zone, according to the 1967 borders. if they say that there will be no state, then they have to say this openly. so that we will know who want peace and who do not want to have peace. this new regional environment create as new hope for a middle eastern peace process. i hope everybody will understand this new logic of history, flow of history, and act accordingly for having a two-state solution where palestinians and israelis live together side -- with mutual respect but full independence and sovereignty of palestinian state. >> i think we may have time for only one more question. can i ask you to stand up, please. >> -- >> we have a microphone. >> over here. >> [ inaudible ] from the -- mr. minister, you have had a lot of dealing with the iranian government. what is your take on the iranian attitude? how seriously do they take the possibi

she wanted to run for the city council in a small border town. the statert ruled there's a large gap between her english proficiency and what's required to serve as a public official. her lawyer says they don't have the funds to appeal. >>> a little boy in texas is just lucky to be alive this morning after being attacked by a mountain lion. it happened sunday just outside a south texas vacation lodge where six-year-old rivers hobbs and his family were staying. the cougar pounced and the boy's father describes what happened next. >> so the cat was clamped on his face, reached down and got my pocket knife out and stabbed the cat in the chest. it let go at that point. >> that quick action saved rivers' life. he suffered nasty bite marks on his face. but he's going to recover. asked if it hurt, the boy just said no, not that bad. he's a trooper. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a three-time nascar champ, darryl waltrip on his new book. i'm betty nguyen. waltrip on his new book. i'm betty nguyen. ♪ so, look at the orange. now close your ey

border and ends at steel city, nebraska. you're right that under the laws of the united states, the state department is responsible for evaluating any request for such permits that do cross an international border. at this point i obviously cannot make any comment on a hypothetical application and permit and i do think that your concerns and the concerns of others about the pipeline both pro and con suggest that it's important that the process follow the laws and regulations because whatever the outcome it's likely to be controversial whichever way the decision is finally made. it is taking place within the context of u.s. gas and oil supplies increasing daumtically domestic and in fact we are now beginning to export domestic supplies and i believe that we have to continue to develop supplies everywhere. that's an absolutely critical component of our energy security going i think that when you look at the request here, there were up until the very end of the process that we were engaged in, serious questions raised. most particularly from one of the states on the proposed pipeline route, other states made their own determination

on the southern border of the presidio, which is the only national park in the united states that's actually in a city it's unique to have a view of a forest while living inside a major city. the house was built in 1913. so it's ninety-nine years old. the house is four-stories. it's over 5,000 square feet. it has four formal bedrooms. then there's a room that we use at the gym. and there's a room we use as an office. then the in-door swimming pool. and the speak easy is the room that everybody loves. it's large, high ceilings. when we bought the house, there were no windows in the room. in 2005, we updated the speak easy. but we have left the bar and the band stand is the same size bar you would have in a restaurant. the original piano is still there. we've added the theatre to the room so you can watch films. it's a great room to entertain in. the story that came with the house is that when the police came to raid the speak easy, someone at the front door could push a button, and the lights on the bar would flicker, and people would know that it was time to run out the doors. and there are two doors

states? >>so we're just now leaving el paso, and just a short walk over the border here, over this bridge is juarez, mexico, one of the most dangerous cities in the world. from the united states come not in large shipments that are at risk of being intercepted, but with individuals who, like us, are rarely searched crossing over into mexico. >>we're all carrying bags, and as you can see we are walking across now and nobody checks. border successfully with all of this ammunition hidden in a shopping cart. she was only stopped when a police officer noticed her unable to lift the heavy cart onto a city bus. she had covered the bullets with can goods in a crude effort to hide the contents inside. >>right here we've got ammunition for an ak47. this is definitely illegal in mexico but legal in the united states. >>from what we understand you're an american citizen? >>have you done this before? >>no >>did you buy all of this in the u.s.? >>pretty typical. she's poor. she has two kids and was looking to make a little extra cash acting as a mule getting this stuff across. >>okay, this is your typical ak 47 long gun. (vo)in the el paso office of the

border. we have different concerns in the long island/new york city area. both are legitimate. i don't know if the state, with all due respect to governor cuomo, if the state's fully equipped to appreciate differences between various spots of the stage. i'm just asking you to keep that in mind when you go forward. >> yes, sir. >> thank you. with that i recognize the ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as well as the other states in the united states other than new york, we -- we join you in that concern, mr. chairman. with respect to the reference the chairman made of the letter from the national association of counties, national league of cities, u.s. conference of mayors and national association of fire chiefs and others, i'd like to have it entered into the u record. >> without objection. >> also with respect to the theme of grants, there is some concern that these stake holders have not been included. in the process of developing guidance on the grants and the consolidation proposals. will you commit to the committee that if it has not been the best, you'll make your best effort to work with

states based on borders? that lasts. and is the capital city of palestine? this is the consent says of the u.n. secretary resolution concent above us. a two state solution must come to the table in said it don't mean new settlements in the palestinian town according to the 1967 borders. if they say that they would be no state, then they have to say it is so thin. so they know we would have peace and we want to have peace. this new regional environment creates no hope for the middle eastern peace process. i hope everybody will understand this new logic of history and accordingly for having a two state solution where pallas tinian will be together with mutual respect, but full independence and serenity of policy. >> we may have time for one more question today. [inaudible] >> mr. minister, you have a lot of speaking with the iranian government. what is your take on the iranian attitude? how seriously to take tape the possibility of a military intervention israel number one? and number two, what kind of in vintage with random hack to the negotiation table with the p5 plus one? and finally come how

kilometers of front here with five states iraq jordan turkey and lebanon the syrian cities where the most violent clashes have taken place homes and there are all over the in our borders a fact that some believe has determine their fate or destiny is. this is one of three checkpoints on the three hundred fifty kilometer syrian lebanese border in the last year as we've been told here there were only three attempts to smuggle weapons across the offices confiscated thousands of bullets dozens of guns and hundreds of kilograms i have little metal pieces like this one used to make a world but the azores is main concern and make little points like this one but parts of the border where there isn't any security at all but here look at this in the middle of nowhere there is nothing only one road across the road right now and at the same time are crossing the border and i'm already in lebanon. and for the south she remains extremely vulnerable the city of daraa the cradle of the syrian uprising it all started here and it continues to play a role in the country's crisis with the border with jordan just several kilometers away from here and numerous reports suggesting that forei

city and solomon's island. still 40 annapolis, kind island kent island and rock hall. it is going to be easy gear, not necessarily along the states bordering the great lakes, the st. lawrence seaway, not just one but 2, here comes one, you can't see the other yet, but will bring bad weather to them. we will just have showers with that second low. that is your forecast. tomorrow sunny, 50 degrees is the high. okay. now we start march on thursday, 55 degrees partly sunny, friday sunny, 54, saturday even with showers 58 degrees, don take it away. >> thank you. let's go straight to sharon at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning, everyone. this morning's commute almost as good as the forecast. just one problem, it is that accident we have been talking about in westminster, liberty road at maryland 32. otherwise speeds still looking good all around your major roadways. there is a look at your average speeds, 59 and 60 on the top and the west side. there is a live look at 83 at ruxton road, the harrisburg expressway still problem free. we can say the same thing for the top side of the beltway at hartford road a beautiful sunrise there. t

border and steel city nebraska. you are right under the law of the united states, the state's department is responsible for evaluating any request for such permits them to cross an international border. and at this point i obviously cannot make any comment on a hypothetical application and per met, but i do think that your concerns, and the concerns of others about the pipeline, both pro and con suggest it's important that the process follow the ball the and the regulation because whenever the outcome is likely to be controversial whatever way the decision is finally made. it is taking place within the context of u.s. gas and oil supply is increasing would dramatically domestically in fact we are now beginning to export domestic supplies. i believe that we have to continue to develop supply is everywhere. that is an absolutely critical component of our energy security going forward, and i think that when you look at the request here, there were up until the very end of the process that we were engaged in serious questions raised and most particularly from one of the state's on the pipeline, the proposed pipeline rout

we are in san francisco on the southern border of the only national park in the united states that is actually in the city the view of the forest while living inside of a major city. the house was built in 1913 so it is 99 years old. where the house is four stories, it is over 5000 square feet. it has for formal bed rooms and there is a room that we use as a gym, and there is a room that we use as an office and then we have the indoor swimming pool. but of course as he sees a room that everyone loves, is very large with high ceilings. when we bought the house there were no windows in the room, in 2005 we updated the cbc to hard but we left the bar and dance band is the same size bart you have a restaurant. the plo was still there. what this is just a room that we can have fun in. the story that came with the house that we believe was true was when the police came to rate the speakeasy someone at the front door could push a button and they like on the bar would flicker and people would know that it was time to run out of doors. and there are two doors plus a secret passageway for people to leave as quickly

border just in from the coast. so we're fairly remote. we're not surrounded by nothing. >> it's no accident that pelican bay is isolated hundreds of miles from the state's major cities. > fight an unending battle to keep the communication from our security housing unit inmates, particularly our gangsters, from getting back out to the streets and out of our 1,100 inmates, over 800 have been validated as gang members or associates. >> pelican bay is the toughest prison in the california prison system. it's where the worst of the worst go to. the first time we sent a "lockup" crew was weeks after they suffered their worst gang riot in history. and there was still tension in the air as the crew walked through the gates. >> the riot fought primarily between black and hispanic inmates lasted a little over 30 minutes. one inmate was killed and dozens of others were stabbed or beaten. when we returned five years later, the tension was still palpable. >> one of the interesting things about pelican bay is there really seemed to be two systems of rules, the prison administration and then the rules of the gangs. and there's this constant tension between the two. it's like a modern

state department has issued a traveler's a advisory for many parts of mexico. almost 48,000 people killed down there in drug related violence south of the border. in resort citiesre pretty routine. should you go to mexico? "geraldo ageraldo geraldo rive. >> the think that the resort area, cancun, akro acapulco are once you get there. the beach area where the resort hotels are. >> bill: so there are no dead bodies on the beach area. but if you want to go for a sandwich dodg dodge the beheadd people. >> mexico is a bloody mess and it is more like 53,000. it is not 48,000. 53,000. generally speaking these are people, of course, civilians get engaged and get involved but the vast majority of the dead are gangsters killing gangsters. >> or people caught in the crossfire. >> or people caught in the crossfire like in juarez where i have reported from. if you are not involved in the danger to you danger to cow comes from taking risks like driving between citys. >> tonight want to drive between cities when we go on vacation. >> millions go safely to mexico. >> bill: here is the deal. i haven't been to mexico in ten years. i used to go all the time. i have been to almost

do well in the big cities but there's a very heavy manufacturing sector in the eastern half of the state. they're more familiar with santorum because he's from pennsylvania which bordershio to the east. and i think the manufacturing and populist message that santorum brings with him might do better in that area. you'll see mitt romney try to cut into that. he's bringing in a manufacturing coalition and trying to push that message himself too. >> erin, what about the conventional wisdom. we went into michigan. this was a do or die state. rick santorum was leading in the polls. it was about manufacturing. it was about the inability for mitt romney to connect on whatity think it was chris matthews or somebody described on some kind of human level here. nevertheless, fast forward to today. it's the same talking points about whether he can win ohio. is the reality here rick santorum talked himself into a hole that will made him very unattractive to voters in michigan and the reality is, mitt romney's never going to be a better candidate than he is now, but he's the best they've got? >> you know, that all may be true, but remember, tamron, that mitt romney is originally fro

states based on 1967 borders? not less? and east jerusalem is the capital city of palestine. this is the consensus of this u.n.ecurity resolution, this is con seven is us of all of us -- consensus of all of us. two with-state resolution, then they must come the table instead of building settlements in the palestinian zone according to 1967 borders. if they say that there be no state, then they have to say this openly so that we will know who are peaceful and who do not want to have peace. this new regional environment creates a new hope for a middle eastern peace process. i hope everybody will understand this new logic of history, flow of the history and act accordingly for having a two-state solution where palestinians and israelis live together with mutual respect but full independence and serenity of palestinian state. >> yeah. i think we may have time for only one more question. can i ask you to stand up, please? >> [inaudible] >> we have a microphone. >> [inaudible] >> sorry. i'm -- [inaudible] from the wilson center. many minister, you have had a lot of dealing with the iranian government. what is your t

bordering the u.s. while the state of couhuila is included, some cruise ships are no longer stopping there. acapulco excluded from the list despite a big spike in drug violence there. >>> if you know the citylivermore, has a reward for you, it happened 2:30 yesterday morning near a railroad crossing. a veteran officer was hit in the head when a group of people began throwing large rocks and concrete pieces at him. the officer pulled over to clear debris from the street when he was hit from above causing moderate head trauma. police are scouring the area for clues. >> it's so daring, let alone to do it on anybody, but then when it's clearly a law enforcement officer, his lights are on, and to just be so aggressive and fearless is concerning of the type of individuals that are on the street. >> police say the concrete throwers will face charges of assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. the reward is $2,000 for information leading to arrest. >>> a howell woman drove her lexus several hundred feet over a sandy beach and into the ocean, still has police and firefighters baffled this morning. when they arrived at this scene, the ocean beach, the driver was still sitting in her car. fi

do they want to states based on 1967 borders, not less, and east jerusalem as the capital city of palestine this is the consensus of the u.n. security council resolution. this is consensus of the u.n. security council resolution. this is consensus of august. two state solution, then they must come to the table instead of building new settlements in the palestinian according to the 1967 borders. if they say that there will be no state, then they have to say this openly so that we will know who want peace, who want not to have peace. this new regional environment gives new hope for a middle eastern peace process. i hope this new logic of history, and act accordingly for having a two state solution where palestinians and israelis have a mutual respect, but full independence and serenity. >> i think we may have time for one more question. can i ask you to stand up, please. [inaudible] schematically a microphone, please. [inaudible] >> mr. minister, you have a light it's showing that the iranian government. what is your take on the iranian attitude? how serious do they take the possibility of a

border. we have security concerns in the new york city area. both are legitimate. i do not know at the state is fully equipped to differentiate the differences. keep that in mind as we go forward. with that, i recognize the ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as well as other states in the united states other than new york we join in the concern. with respect to the referenced the chairman made of a letter from the national association of counties u.s. conference of mayors international association of fire chiefs, and others i would like to have it added into the record. also, with respect to the fema grant, there is some concern these stakeholders have not been included in the process of developing guidance from grants and its consolidation proposal. will you commit to the committee that if it has not been done that you make your best effort to work with those groups? >> yes. we have had a lot of discussions with stakeholders over the last year. some of them have actually, i think, said they support the vision. the question is going to be the details. how do we spell it out? that wi

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